Coal strike nears climax as pressure to settle grows
Washington reports the coal dispute nearing a final phase with both sides blaming the other. A U.S. conciliation official notes no progress in a month of talks as the Smith Connally law looms. John L Lewis orchestrates strategy with a 200 member policy committee while Congress debates strike controls and public welfare concerns.
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Washington
U.S. Conciliation Service
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
OPA
Mfr
Lewis
Congress
Democratic Party
Truman
Republican
Democratic
Woodland Garden Date Brings Quiet Shift in Room
Agnes resents the new oil heater as Ellie, Bart, and Joel adjust the old stove setup. Debby watches, while Debby and Joel prepare wood blocks and saw pieces for placement. A proposed night out to the Woodland Garden Dance Hall hints at budding romance between Debby and the man from Provincetown.
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Erie
Agnes
Bart
Joel
Debby
Ellie
Woodland Garden
Provincetown
Gan
Orleans
Wrena Fee
Kiea Service, Inc
New York
Bail
Ann
Copley Plaza
Somerset
Riz
Woodland
Trenton
New
Time to Get Rough says U S must end safe kindness to enemies
In a biting critique the author argues American postwar generosity to Germany and Japan fuels resentment and danger. It condemns feeding housing and tolerating abuses while warning the United States risks a violent backlash and calls for a tougher stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United ‘States
United States
Germany
Japan
Europe
Asia
Landsberg
D. P.s
Hitler
Sam
Adolf Hitler
Uncle Sam
The Forgotten Man Adolf Hitler After War
A year after Hitler vanished, associates say he died in Berlin’s ruins. The world moves on while his legacy lingers like chronic illness. The Nuernberg trials frame his posthumous role as scapegoat, yet the man himself is largely forgotten.
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Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Hitler
Germany
Nuernberg
Inflation Fears and Surpluses Split View in Washington Letter
Peter Edson surveys economists and industrial leaders on 1946 price trends. He cites Paul Hoffman predicting wages push up to 25 percent price levels, while Brig Gen Albert Browning foresees inventory surpluses and price leveling. The piece notes OPA price controls pressuring producers to cut selling costs as costs rise.
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Washington
Paul Hoffman
Studebaker
Hoffman
Albert J. Browning
Ford Motors
Browning
Cleveland
General Motors
OPA
Adolf Hitler’s ghost walks the earth in postwar ruin
A reflective editorial warns that Hitler’s legacy lingers in global ruin and urges world leaders to foster peace, contentment, and trust, lest another spark ignite a new great war. It recalls Hitler’s image and the danger of repeating history if nations fail to unite.
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Adolf Hitler
Chaplin
Plains Methodist Church backs rescission of funeral charge
The Plains Methodist Church Board states that a charge for light heat and janitor service for funerals has been rescinded and removed. The notice clarifies that the charge never included Methodists or Sunday School adherents, and no money was received from undertakers for this charge. Signed by Co J McCullough treasurer, Plains, May 1.
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the Messenger
THE
Plains Methodist Church Board
J. McCullough
Treas
the Plains
Australian Bride Arrives in Bartlett, New York
Australian bride Winifred Baldwin Hollingsworth arrives in Bartlett from Sidney to join husband Curt Hollingsworth and his family. He recently discharged from U S Army after service in Sydney. They plan to reside on the farm adjoining his father’s. Various local notices follow including church events, visits, and community updates from Bartlett and surrounding towns.
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Bartlett
Curt Hollingsworth
Winifred Baldwin
Sidney
Australia
Earl Hollingsworth
Buffalo
New You
Sydney
Coupe
U. S. Army
Hollingsworths
Don Goddard
Glenn Smith
Vern Harris
Herman Cummings
Carl Secor
Mary Shinn
Enid Goddard
Amesville
Bartlett Circuit
Chillicothe
Nelsonville
L. E. Buell
Oliver Ormiston
Ivan Blauser
Myrtle Hunter
Marietta
W. F. Dodd
Marry Fast
Chesterhill
Bartlett Methodist
Grange
Eunice Burgess
Bernice Graham
Janice Linton
Siewart
Ranson Gage
Delmer Mediey
S. K. Steele
Auift Street
Dary Ellis
Ernest Rowland
Athens
Ray Dodson
Leora Goddard Mathews
Dexter City
Dayton Goddard
Seunday
Lizzie Goddard
Car} Burt
Louise Bowman
George Webster
George Newton
Vittoria Moody
Chicago
Frank Shaner
Margaret
Long Bottom
Luia McKain
May Smith
Esther Dillinger
Fannie Dillinger
White-Hot Palestine Report Shakes British Policy
The Anglo-American inquiry panel urges admitting 100,900 Jewish immigrants to Palestine, challenging Britain's annual cap of 13,000. It says Palestine should not be a Jewish or Arab state, calls for halting Arab and Jewish violence, and faces Arab strikes. Britain weighs US financial and military help as it seeks to maintain Mediterranean influence amid Soviet expansion and regional shifts.
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Palestine
Great Britain
Dewitt Madeenzie
Anglo-American Inquiry Committee
Britain
Attlee
England
United States
John Bull
John
Mediterranean
Hank
Russia
Tripolitania
North Africa
Middle East
Far East
Egypt
Whch
Suez Canal
Haifs
Iraq
Minear Auxiliary Plans July Picnic
Stewart on Friday evening the Past Matrons and Past Patrons Auxiliary to Minear Chapter 74 met to plan a July 19 picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Gaylord Cook Stewart. Mrs Cook appointed a committee including Stella Arnold Belle Sands and Lois Winner. An Easter program was presented by Mr and Mrs C H Copeland Edna Chesser and Belle Sands with twenty two members present including Anna Snow D C Snow Marvella Crawford Freda Bean and others.
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Marvella Crawford
Freda Bean
J. Louis Winner
Edna Chesser
Belle H. Sands
Stella Arnold
C. H. Copeland
Nell Copeland
Faye Chapman
Elsie Marshall
Mary Pearcy
Laura Starkey
Helen Cook
Gaylord Cook
Reba Marshall
Even Winner
P. G .Chapman
Bertha Hayes
Lois Wipiner
Mapel Fianatiele
Rufus Putnam Teams Split Baseball Tourney Play
Rufus Putnam girls topped East Side 12 to 3 while the East Side boys defeated Rufus Putnam 13 to 6 in a school teams tournament. The girls and boys rosters include Grace Chism Anna Mae Bolin Betty Henderson Jane Maccombs Virginia Stansbury Jean Green Shirley Cavanaugh Elsie Lou Rowles Alice Linscot Laverne Blackstone and Molly Downer Betty Yaw Kathleen Stemple Cynthia Schuler Ruth Ann Grover Doris Burson June Morris Carvn Baird Barbara Danford Carolyn Hopkins. Rufus Putnam boys list Tommy Hughes Evan Jones Dick Mackinnon Junior Efaw Edwin McPherson Johnny Haller William White Darrel Burdett Bobby Mills. East Side boys Players Buyl Sprague Bob Garrett Billy Pendry Kenneth French Jimmie Nagle Homer Johnson Harry Peckham Glennis Fouty Bobbie Moore Bil Trautwein Albert Smith.
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Rufus Putnam
East Side Girls
East Side
Grace Chism
Anna Mae Bolin
Betty Henderson
Jane Maccombs
Virginia Stansbury
Jean Green
Shirley Cavanaugh
Elsie Lou Rowles
Alice Linscot
Laverne Blackstone
Martha Lou Downer
Betty Yaw
Kathleen Stemple
Lynthia Schuler
Ruth Ann Grover
Doris Burson
June Morris
Carvn Baird
Barbara Danford
Carolyn Hopkins
Tommy Hughes
Evan Jones
Dick Mackinnon
Junior Efaw
Edwin McPherson
Johnny Haller
William White
Darrel Burdett
Bobby Mills
Buyl Sprague
Bob Garrett
Billy Pendry
Kenneth French
Jimmie Nagle
Homer Johnson
Harry Peckham
Glennis Fouty
Bobbie Moore
Bil Trautwein
Albert Smith
Broadwell Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Broadwell social notices recount several Sunday and weekend visits. Mr and Mrs John Smith hosted Sugar Creek guests, while Paul Martin and Ralph Frock hosted at Broadwell. Easter visitors included Miller, Lee, Vern on, Smith, and Matson clans in Athens Amesville and Marengo.
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Broadwell
John Smith
Sugar Creek
Mer
Paul Martin
Big Run
John Martin
Ladies Aid
Frank James
Ralph Frock
Blannox
Hattie Hendershot
Webb Cale
Ralph Young
Michigan
Lotie Brill
Ola Kennley
Layman
Will Young
Lloyd Miller
Near Culler
Roy Lee
Mabel
Athens
Lelia Vernon
Amesville
George ‘Smith
Carolyn
Harold Driggs
Clare Nice
Columbus
Lester White
Wayne Cummings
Jean Matson
Joan Mat‘son
Marengo
Berey White
Dale
Simon Layton
Orville Weaver
Marietta
Frank Parsons
Surplus Sale Is Scheduled At West Virginia Plant
The West Virginia Army Ordnance Works announces a public sale of surplus government property. Captain E B McGowan says sealed bids will open May 20 after inspection hours 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 6 through May 10. Items include electrical supplies and hardware. Bid must be at least 20 percent of bid price with certified check or money order.
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West Virginia Army Ordnance Works
E. B. McGowan
Joseph Robbins
Veterans Administration
Federal Public Housing Adminstration
Clifton Area Social Notes Highlight Guests and Visits
Clifton area social notes report visits from Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams to Point Pleasant, Mrs. Lewis Hoffman to Darwin, and Ollie Tolliver's weekend with Mrs. Fannie Blake. Thermond Young valued Columbus work trip with family, Helen Barker of Pomeroy visited friends, and Glen Cartwright traveled to Columbus. Local shoppers and officials attended events in Huntington and Gallipolis. Harry Van Meter remains seriously ill, son of the late Leonard Van Meter. Estelle Cross returns home from Erie after wintering with relatives.
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Glen Cartwright
Columbus
Bill) Williams
Llewllyn Williams
Clara Williams
Helen Williams
Laura Holland
Huntington
A. B. Woodrum
Eastern Star
Gallipolis
Ohio
Lafayette Hotel
Amy Jiiden
Lucille Swackhammer
Harry van Meter
Leonard van Meter
Estelle Cross
Erie
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National Dispatch
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Princeton
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
Minear
Woman's Auxiliary
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Miss Mathews
Glendale
Cincinnati
Puerto Rico
Hawai
Alden Tewksbury
New Marshfield
Elmar Wilson
J. H. Winkler
Orpha Dinsmoor
Oregon Ridge
Dover Township
Helen Howard
Garnett Blackford
H. RB. McVay
Athens County Superintendent of Schools
Chauncey High School
B. M. Thompson
Chauncey Schools
Virgil Lahugh
Esta Rankin
Broadwell Social Notes
North Carolina
Union
By Galbraith
Seas
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T. Reg
Clifton
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