Wallace calls for discipline over anti administration votes
Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace discusses party discipline for Democrats who oppose the administration. He suggests denying committee appointments to dissidents, while denying stifling free vote, framing it as a broader reform debate and warning against political arson. The piece weighs practicality versus risks of enforcing party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wallace
Henry Wallace
Congress
Supreme Court
Mr. Wallace
Congressional Party
Too Little Too Late on World Famine and UNRRA
An editorial argues UNRRA failed to avert famine after World War II and blames inadequate authority, politics, and slow planning. It notes domestic rationing ended after Japan's surrender and questions voluntary appeals and half measures in feeding 140 million Americans amid global food crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Atlantic City
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Far East
UNRRA
Japan
SNRRA
Russians abstain in UN vote on Franco regime gains
David Lawrence reports that Soviet abstention at the United Nations Security Council signals a tactic of public condemnation without full support for actions against Franco. The piece argues Moscow seeks influence via propaganda, expands leftist movements abroad, and challenges democratic states while insisting on delaying elections where Communists may prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
United Nations Security Council
United Nations
Spain
Franco
Camic
France
Ven
United States
London
Chile
Cuba
Britain
Japan
Europe
Great Britain
Labor Party
Attlee
Henderson outlines postwar economic reform in Washington
Peter Edson reports Leon Henderson at a New Council of American Business convention in Washington urges a fiscal monetary authority to manage postwar budgets and full employment. He warns of new parties, a shift to a managed economy, and tax policy to balance the economy, ending corporate and excise taxes that curb consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Leon Henderson
Council of American Business
Washington
Leon
Henderson
Social Democratic
America
England
Russia
United States
Executive
Legislative Department of Government
U. S
Housing relief urged for aging pensioners in Giouster
Chester W. Love of Glouster argues in The Public Forum that 30 elderly pensioners live alone to secure small payments. He urges sharing housing to ease the shortage, noting loneliness and illness undermine living costs and well being. He calls for action next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exister
Giouster
Chester W. Love Glousier
Christening and social notes from Lottridge area
Lottridge area church and community life detailed with a christening at Alfred M. E. Church for Millford Eugene Warner son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Warner, plus Sunday visits, dinners, and a UB Christian Endeavor meeting led by Naomi Archer. Several local families and residents are named with weekend gatherings and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottridge
John Archer
Naomi Archer
Russell Archer
Rexel Boggs
Carrie Gainer
L. H. Allen
RB. M. Allen
Eleanor
Otis Wade
Mary Alice
Christian Endeavor
Naomy Archer
Hazel Warner
Wlel
Frost
Belpre
Auimey Morris
Columbus
Lena C . Rhller
Galupo
Sisited
Morus
O. L. Davis
O Te Baris
Ww. A. Tenney
Arthur McMillen
Doris Drew
Ville
Ira Robinson
Charles Katinsed
Linda
Athens
Basil Mantle
Robinson
Great Lakes
Nava
Paul Rotineau
Iraana Bessie Robinson
Sirs
Harry Cokoanougher
Bedie Marie Lalsa
Edward Blake
Son Bufard
Ora Boggs
Lillie DA
Triumph of Christian Social Union in postwar German vote
AP Foreign Affairs analyst Dewitt MacKenzie notes the Christian Social Union’s sweeping win in County Council elections in the American zone as a moral rebirth signifying Christian principles over Nazi evil. He argues true reform requires inner change and cites collaboration between Catholics and Protestants in a broader rebirth across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
United States
Germany
Europe
Christian Social Union
Hitler
West Columbia Social Notes Parade of Local Visitors
West Columbia notes list residents and visitors including Mrs Wayne Young Miss Pegcy Russell and Miss Sara Dickeng as they travel to Pt Pleas ant New Haven Canton Pomeroy and Columbus visiting relatives and attending errands over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Columbia
Wayne Young
Jane Hoschar
Mary Russell
Ernest Snieder
Galion
Wiliam Tate
John Stewart
Gallipolis
George Francis
Leonard Hagerman
Holzer Hospital
Ann Cerco
Chicago
Clayton Russell
Alburtis Young
Dickie
Canton
Pegcy Russell
Pt. Pleasant
Norman Kerwood
Columbus
John
Jesse
Susie Hoschat
New Haven
Harold Thermas
Flat Rock
Jack Coleman
Sara
Mary Dickeng
Pomeroy
Aarph Steward
Mason
Fannie Francis
Paul Cox
Pot Point Pleasant
Jack Carswright
Social notes recall ten year past visitors and twenty year guests
Ten years ago Mr. and Mrs. Philip Zenner of Scarsdale were honor guests at several events hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Zenner. Mrs. Dwight Bowles led a sewing club meeting at Pleasanton Road. Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae attended a sorority district meeting in Columbus. Attendees from the city included Mrs. Seth Lewis and others. Twenty years ago Mary Scanlan of Cleveland visited her sister Mrs. Robert S. Wood in J. Washington St. and Granville H. Evans with baby Barbara visited Mrs. W. H. McKee at University Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Zenner
Scarsdale, &. C
D. R. Zenner
Dwight Bowles
Pleasanton Road
Alpha Gamma Delta
Columbus
Deshler Wallick
Seth Lewis
Clark Wiliams
Boden
Pauline Whitlatch
Mary Helen Lee
Margaret Haskins
Nancy Reed
J. T. Mervin
Washington, D. C
Mary Scanlan
Cleveland
Robert 5. Wood
J. Washington St
Granville H. Evans
Barbara
Haverhill, Mass
W. H. McKee
University Terrace
Spring Hight. By WILLIAM mater
Debby and Joel chase a wayward bull as dog warden Qualey threatens to shoot it. Debby fears for Bull while a tense romance grows, culminating in a lunch break, shopping for antiques, and a plan to hunt with friends. The group divides with a coin toss hinting at future pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debby Jy
Othrruise Jokir Qualey
Debby
Jost Ang
Burt
Liebby
Qualey
Beenepites
Joel
Bull
John Qualey
John Quatey
Doc
Jel
John
Joel Cabing
Bart
Wiliam Maier
NEA Beryvice, Inc
Ellie
Mr. Newkirk
Reedsville Social Notes Brief Local Updates
Reedsville welcomes veterans home from overseas a discharge and visits with parents. A miscellaneous shower honors Mr and Mrs Gay Field. Charles Wilson and Florence Buckley wed in Kentucky. Wilson just discharged from army. Easter guests and family news across Parkersburg Zanesville Pomeroy Belpre and nearby towns. Pioneer 4 H Club meets at Reedsville School with many members attending. Maxine Pickens visits from Ohio University. Deadly Drink notes a Siberian mushroom brew causing headaches and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Howard Smith
R. C. Smith
Gay Field
Sirs
Co. M. Criselip
Charles Wilson
Florence Buckley
Kentucky
Wilson
Sam Wilson
Europe
C. H. Hamilton
David
Fern
Hamilton
Jane Rose Harkins
St Joseph Hospital
Dale Congrove
Pomeroy
Essie Congrove
Jane Bailey
Olive Center
Will Randolph
A. D. Arnott
Tuppers Plains
Belpre
Virgie Swartz
Guthrie
Alfred
C. V. Buckley
Guy Spencer
Edward Chevalier
Pioneer 4.H Club
Juanita
Vannita Boring
Zetah Buckler
Shirley Sprague
Luella Riebel
Barbara Ann Sisson
Lillian Crislip
Ruth Ann Powell
Fern Hamilton
Darlene Smith
T. T. Reed
C. E. Humphrey
Maxine Pickens
Ohio University
Nettie Cowder
Week End Guests From Ravenswood Visit Athens
Mr and Mrs Ernest Coe hosted Robert and his daughter Virginia of Ravenswood West Virginia as weekend guests in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Coe
Robert and
Daughter
Virginia
Ravenswood, W. Va
Athens
Tuppers Plains Man Re-Enlists in 82nd
Pfc. Carl Matlack re enlisted for three years in the 82nd Airborne Division after a 104 day furlough visiting family. He will be stationed at Fort Bragg following processing at Camp Atterbury Indiana. The note follows other local announcements and Easter visits in surrounding towns.
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Tuppers Plains
Carl’ Matlack
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Matlack
82Nd Airborne Division
Cammp
Paul Chase
Marion
Kim
Chillicothe
H. A. Cole
Verl ‘Tuttle
Billy
Gallipolis
L. L. Keller
Pomeroy
Sarah Norris
U. B
Morgan
Murray City
Success
Leo Torrence
Monroe
Mich
Nelson Torrence
Carl Barnhill
Dorothy
G. W. Christy
Silver Ridge
J. S. Davis
David
Columbus
Alice Ritcheyersburg
Deright Kim
Blanchester
Mabel Kim
Charley Hardway
Clara
Gerald Stanley
Lincoln Chapel Presbyterian “Church
Washington
BD. C
Hazel Grandon
A. Grandon
Belpre
William Baker
Emma Springer
Church of Christ
Middleport
Fridley
C. E. Woode
C. M. Frost
Athens
Clarks Chapel
Lloyd Awalt
Clyde Watson
East Shade
Gerald iCale
Lancaster
Homer Cole
Parke
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Wile
Poner
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
Lottridge News Notes
California
West Columbia News Notes
William Mater
Reedsville Social Notes
Siberia
Agnes
By Galbraith
Femvnce
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