Peace conference drags as Moscow blocks four power treaty
Washington reports Moscow keeps obstructing postwar talks with Britain and the United States over guarantees against a German resurgence. officials note Russia’s pattern of demanding changes and denying proposals, jeopardizing the four power alliance idea and delaying troop withdrawals. The piece stresses a hoped for world opinion mobilization and a wish for better Russian American relations if ideological expansion ends.
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Washington
Paris
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Moscow
San Francisco
State Byrnes
Britain
France
Germany
Byrnes
Winston Churchill
Europe
Moscow Radio
Vandenberg
Connally
United Nations
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Notices From Athens
The notice outlines subscription prices for carriers and mail in various regions, including Ohio and outside the Union, with yearly and quarterly rates. It mentions Associated Press rights, overseas service, and that subscriptions for service members require a letter of request. It notes entry in Athens, Ohio and distribution through national representatives.
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Associated Press
Onis
Ohio
Unio
Athens
Hic
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Spring Hight Fire Sparks a Brave Rescue
Debby and her sisters fight a kitchen fire threatening their home as rain begins and the heater is pulled from the wall. Agnes and Ellie aid with water and sand while Debby plans escape and prepares to seek help in town after a close call.
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Debby
Ellie
Agnes
Bull
Elie
Elise
Syracuse WSCS hosts and local notices gather in June plans
Syracuse society news lists WSCS hosts Alice Cape hart and Betty at home with devotional topics on peace and a church tea planned for June. Local visits include John Weese in Crooksville and a Columbus trip for church officials. Obituaries and hospital notes mention Frank Geiger and sickness in Charleston. Others travel to Detroit and Mason City.
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Syracuse
Alice Capehart
Betty
WSCS
Asbury Methodist Church
A. M. Roberty
Irving Karr
Ella Williams
C. B. Weese
Ironton
A. D. Weese
John
Crooksville
Dick Winebrenner
Roger
Margaret A. Wease
Thomas Clark
James Clark
Columbus
D. S. Mills
Erama Jeffries
Carpenter
Mary Karr
Frank O. Geiger
White Cross Hospital
Ed Mills
Syra
Myrtle Curtis
Racine
Gene Lavalle
New Madrid
S. R. Hendricks
Detroit
Herschel Manuel
van Johnson
John Burnell
Charleston
Ernest Duffy
A. O. Lee
William and
Uuey Doyle Karr
Lower
Helen Underhill
Marcia Karr
Mason City
H. D. Soulsby
New Philadelphia
E. J. Soulsby
O. M. Martin
A. B
Rena Lane
Westerville
Martin
Marie Lane
S. R. Winebrenner
Holzer Hospital
Frank Winebrenner
Holzer “Hospital
J. C. Ferrer
Emma Duckworth
Walter Duckworth
Kananga
Labor leaders tax private citizens with unions’ private levies
The piece argues that royalties and forced union charges by Petrillo Lewis and the Teamsters amount to private taxation harming the public. It warns that allowing such private taxes shirks accountability and enables leaders to stay in power, urging laws to curb unfair labor practices without harming honest business.
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James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Detroit
Teamsters
Congress
Supreme Court
Lewis
Petrillo
Mr. Lewis
Tabor
OPA Subterfuge and Price Control Debate
An article notes that Office of Price Administration workers sometimes propose subterfuges to sellers to place overpriced new products on the market. It questions the ethics of such practices and urges Congress to consider revising the price control bill.
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Price Administration
CPA
OPA
One problem settled by American wives in Germany
The article notes the first contingent of American soldiers wives arriving in Germany to rejoin their husbands. It predicts more wives will follow and suggests the presence of Ameri can women will influence local German women.
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Germany
Swiss inventor seeks U S interest in odor adding film device
A Swiss inventor returns home after failing to spark American manufacturers about his "smekevision" which would add odors to sound and picture in movies and TV. The piece cites a Hawthorne quote on happiness and notes pursuit rarely yields results.
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Smekevision
Fats Shortage Warns Of Global Gravy Crunch
Peter Edson reports that UNRRA chief Fiorello LaGuardia warns the world faces a dire shortage of edible fats and oils, essential calories. He notes prewar per person fat use of 50 pounds, now about 40, with some regions near zero.
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Washington
United Nations
Fiorelis LaGuardia
U. S
Europe
Asia
United States
Dutra Focuses on Gambling Policy Ahead of Inauguration
Brazil's newly elected president Dutra is described as shaping a gambling policy campaign ahead of his inauguration. The piece links his stance to veteran campaigner former New York Mayor LaGuardia, noting mutual caution in early discussions between a man and his wife.
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Brazil
Dutra
Tinhorns
LaGuardia
New York
Public Forum rebuttal on Chauncey school bond and safety
The letter to Guy Osborn defends a $5,000 bond for new West Millfield and Sugar Creek school buildings and bus garage. It cites safer classrooms, bus fleet standards, and improved athletic facilities while arguing against blanket anti athletics sentiment and noting teacher salaries and state funding limits. The piece recalls prior accidents and urges voters to decide Tuesday in line with the board’s explanations.
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the Messenger
Guy Osoarn
Chauncey
Sunday Messenger
Chauncey School
West Millfield
Sugar Creek
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
State Department of Education
Dover Memorial
N.Y.C
New York Coal Company
Board of Education
Osborn
Zones of Influence in UN, Big Powers Spar Over Middle East
An editorial lament argues the United Nations Security Council and Western powers are locked in a fight over zones of influence. It cites Russia’s aims in Europe and Asia, the Palestine crisis, the Arab League push, and the broader Mediterranean region as evidence of enduring great power aims and the risk of new conflicts.
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Security Council
United Nations
Palestine
Mediterranean
Orient
Russia
Union
Moscow
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
Arab League
Anglo-American Inquiry Committee
Holy Land
Frightful Weapons Hint at New War Threats
Dr. Harold Urey warned in Columbus that weapons of frightfulness surpass the atomic bomb and demand war prevention as the century's top issue. Reuben Gustavson of the University of Chicago said biological warfare would have emerged in World War II without the bomb ending the conflict.
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Columbus
Harold Urey
Urey
Reuben Gustavson
University of Chicago
Social News from Croton City Highlights Local Visits
Croton City society notes show Mr and Mrs Stanley Watts and Mr and Mrs Charles Henderson attending a National League game in Cincinnati. Gid Brumfield and family visited Proctorville at Everett Stanley's home. Myron Dale Simms reenlisted in the army after recent discharge. Geraldine Smith and her son Bobby stayed with her parents to care for her ill father Redmond Rose.
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Crown City
Stanley Watts
Charles Henderson
Cincinnati
Gid Brumfield
Proctorville
Everett Stanley
Myron Dale Simms
William Simms
Geraldine Smith
Bobby
Redmond Rose
Dover Township Board of Education Progress Report
The Chauncey Dover Board of Education presents a report on progress within the Dover Township community. Signed statements from A. E. Watkins president C. NM Sanders vice president Chester Howard Ben Simpkins and De Witt Walkery note ongoing improvements and future plans for local schooling.
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Dover Township
The
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
A. E. Watkins
C. NM Sanders
Chester Howard
Ben Simpkins
de Witt Walkery
Athens County records show April poor for marriage licenses
Probate Court data indicate fewer licenses issued in April than the same month last year. The piece also notes local honors in music awards at Athens High School, DAR contest winners, and a Mother's Day luncheon at Athens Central Avenue M E Church. Others include Delta Sigma Pi plans, and district mothers recognitions.
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PawnApril
Athens County
Office of Probate Court
Athens Central Avenue M. E
Dana Kelley
Athens Junior High School
Luther Aldrich
Dana Riley
Mothers of America pageant to open in Coolville church
A Coolville pageant titled Mothers of America will be staged Sunday May 12 at 8 p m in the Methodist Church featuring a modern mother a Gold Star Mother and mothers from historic American eras in costume with a cast of 11 and chorus A post show tea for mothers will follow at the Congregational Church WSCS meet May 9 at the White home May 16 17 are designated clean up days for trash curbside collection Local society notes include Helen Macleod Service Guild gathering at Mrs Charles Beniz home and June meeting with Mrs Clyde Parrish Out of town guests and Sunday visitors are listed with several local families.
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Coolville
Mothers of America
Congregational Church
WSCS
Methodist Church
C. L. White
Charles Beniz
Helen Macleod
Clyde Parrish
Cecil Paul Norfolk
Floyd Matlack
Parkersburg
Ira Kincade
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National Dispatch
William Maier
Willan Myler
NEA Service
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Peter Edson
UNRRA
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Jeremy Taylor
the Public Forum
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Croton City
Floyd K. Prince
Ruth Lewis
Wendell Davidson
Emerson Houf
Bill Carpenter
Eugene Cole
Phyllis Logan
Dorothy Ann Schilling
Peyton Reed
John Lockard
Mary Louise Wyatt
DAR
Jean Pickens
Florence Smith
Marjorie Wheaton
Charles Leaders
Bob Davis
Dick Eddy
Bob Daggett
Frances Hartman
Harry Entwisle
Donald Coen
Edgar FP. Gilmore
Pomeroy
International Fraternity
Delta Sigma Pi
Commerce
Madison
Wis
Gimore
Hocking Valley
Mary Crippen
Seth Robinson
Lo- Fan
William Jordan
Circle Hill
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