Government urged to curb coal strike with fact finding
The piece argues for federal action to prevent a prolonged coal strike by using impartial fact finding and welfare proposals. It notes the public lacks details on both sides and urges Congress to pass fact finding legislation, with President Truman pressed to disclose actions and involve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Union Fac
Bac
Jenn L. Lewis
Lewis
John L. Lewis
Truman
Congo
Congress
Alito
Senate
Rentin' a House Sparks a Reunion Plan
Agnes pins hopes on renting the Kendalls' mansion even as Debby doubts the move. Joel sends word of a fire apology and possible return, while Ellie and Bart hedge on friendship and the future amid upstairs rooms and a gleaming kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Denby
Agnes
Debby
Smiliny
Ellie
Astors
House Dispute Sparks Tense Family Meeting
In a fragile scene at Qualey's, the Daniels confront a looming house seizure as new intrusions unsettle Agnes and Debby. Mr Newkirk reappears with offers to help file an insurance claim, stirring uneasy dynamics and hints of further conflict to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qualey
Agnes
Debby
Mr. Newkirk
Ellie
Capitalism needs renewed vigor says retiring Chamber leader
Eric Johnston, retiring president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, urged a new national fervor for a revised capitalism. He argued capitalism works in America despite flaws, and that it will improve with less apology and more confidence, realism, and continued reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Russia
Europe
Britain
China
United States
America
Jay Goulds
Jim Fisks
Toward a New Era for Private Flying and Airports
The article discusses the impact of the Billion-dollar Federal Airport Act on private aviation. It notes 3500 of 16 750 urban areas have landing fields and outlines funding shifts, including 50 30 matching grants over seven years to improve 1300 fields. It argues the plan will lower aircraft prices and revive manufacturing while urging local communities to build small airparks financed by bonds to attract business and veterans to aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starket
Gtaer
Todas
Civ Agronauties
Ion Hee
Sael
Ron
Matin
Felgen
Eldon
Peace at Home Crowned as True Happiness Says Goethe
Quotation notes that only calm within the home grants true happiness, whether ruler or commoner. The idea elevates domestic serenity over external status or power, emphasizing inner peace as supreme.
Ghost writers and public speeches in Washington era
Peter Edson discusses ghost writing in Washington as senators and officials rely on staff and external writers for speeches. He cites Donnell, Schwellenbach, Wallace, and Anderson, noting multiple speeches, statements, and drafts prepared by others. The piece wryly argues collaboration saves time in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forrest C. Donnell
Webster Groves
Labor
Schwellenbach
Donnell
Missouri
Shest
Metanes
Srincellon
Abe
Schwellentach
Ann
Palace of Labor
Henry
Wallace
Jen
Clinton Anderson
Marietta Manufacturing Co Awards Service Pins in 1945 drive
Marietta Manufacturing Co distributes gold service pins to 165 employees across 10, 20, 25, and 30 year categories. The Service Award Board headed by C. G. Bauerle and Alexander Cruickshanks, Jr., with Howard A. Price, oversees pins marked with years of service for long-tenured staff led by S. C. Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Marietta Manufacturing Company
C. G. Bauerle
Alexander Cruickshanks
Howard A. Price
S. C. Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Marietta
Ohio
Walter A.windsor
Lois Hennesy
Madeline Durfee
Mary Foglesong
Anna Louise Sherman
L. M. Hyatt
Jess Grueser
3Ir
Wil+helm
Oscar Knopp
Charles “Chuck” Gaskin
Emory Proffitt
Knopp
Gaskin
Charles
Chuck’ Gaskin
Milton L. Miller
Manag
C. G. Baterle
F. W. Ingraham
Mana
Alexander Crickshanks, Jr
George H. Overholt
Ben Tracy
G. R. Nexton
William Higgins
L. M. Hisath
Jess Chueser
Howard Yeager
TL. Vo Meter
Carl G. Gardner
George Nutter
William Woon
Densel Burst
Thomas Higgins
Wilbur Mallette
John Neumeister
Charles Fowler
Roy Rupe
Lawrence Litchfield
William van Sickle
Wayne Love
Robert McDaniel
Frank McDaniel
Hugh Rayburn
S&s. M. Herrington
Darsel Fisher
George Kenny
Howard Taylor
Victor E. S. Park
Oo. Kelly
Roy Russell
Herbert Crawford
Cecil Daugherty
Oak Thomas
George Bailey
Henry Halcomb
May 8 Benefit Dance At Mayfair For Veterans Of Foreign Wars
Russ Dean and his band played for a benefit dance at Mayfair on May 8 sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Athens sweltered at 92 degrees as Richard Whipple completed an interior decorating project at Mayfair. Norma Jean Dry celebrated her eighth birthday at a picnic at Nice Picnic Grounds with guests. Ten Gallipolis high school pox organized a Hi-Club by Athens group officers including Cecil Ladd and John Alden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Dean
Mayfair
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Athens
Richard Whipple
Ohio University
Athens-Chauncey Road
Norma Jean Dry
Nice
Jane Grover
Betty Lou Newmeyer
Betty Ann Phillips
Barbara Lee ‘Pritchard
Betty Lou Junod
Gallipolis
Athens Group
Athens Club
Cecil Ladd
John Alden
Phil Ong
Earnest Wilson
John Fields
LL. B. Vorkes
Walter Porter
David Hughes
Athens High Quartet
John Miller
Johan Edwards
Churchill calls for faithful understanding with Russia through UN
Dewitt Mackenzie reports on Churchill urging Western democracies to seek unity with the Soviet Union to avoid catastrophe. He notes obstacles from ideology and power shifts in Europe, the Paris foreign ministers conference, and UN Security Council tensions. The piece highlights competing aims among the Big Four and the risk of a Soviet aroma of influence filling Europe’s power vacuum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Winston Churchill
Russia
United Nations
Europe
Soviet Union
Churchill
Paris
Byrnes
France
Security Council
Moscow
Germany
Italy
Britain
Mediterranean
Porter Social Notes Chronicle Weekend Visits
Porter area society notes list Porter-Donivan Lawless visiting Lewisville and Jackson Sundar. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Halley with sons Dick and David. Mrs. Hazel Dorsey with son Roddie visiting Columbus guests Mrs. John Harper and Carol before returning to Akron. Mrs. Mary Kemper reported improved. Mrs. Clara Fisher and son Fred visited her mother Mrs. Anna Topping. Mrs. Stella Denney of Evergreen dined with Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Fisher
Fred
Vinton
Anna Topping
Stella Denney
Evergreen
Seymour
Corning Social Notes Elected Officers and Local Events
Monday night at the United Brethren Church, Corning elected officers for the year starting June 1 including Mae Rodgers as recording secretary and Jessie Schlingerman as financial secretary. The issue lists many names for treasurers, class leaders, music staff, and church committee roles. The WSCS met at the Methodist Church with nineteen members present and officers chosen. A cancer fund drive is under way by the Ladies Auxilary to the American Legion, with house-to-house canvassing and coin boxes in local shops. Class 13 of the Methodist Church will meet May 14 with a potluck at 6:30 p.m. Local residents travel to funerals in Jenette, Pa., and updates from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fenneken
Gerald Marshall
Mae Rodgers
Roger Mason
Jessie Fry
Charles Woodruff
Alta Wear
Wilma Burs
Martha Young
Rema Tawkins
Christ Vallin Ey
Sarah Wright
Wilma Gibbshers
Russell Brown
Emmett Gladden
Mildred Ferguson
Matha Young
Wilmams
Verna Marshall
Jee
Joseph Fry
William Morgan
Wallin EB. Riebel
WSCS
Women's Society For Christian Service
Methodist Church
Mar Spence
Edna Dunlap
Cecil Bell
Cancer Drive
Ladies Auxilary
American Legion
Auxiliary
Corning
William Spence
Thomas Spence
George Leonard
Jenette
Germaine Kocks
John W. Kocks
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
James Jones
Carol Elizabeth
Albert Jones
Joseph Fuccie
Zanesville
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National Dispatch
Vro7osep Raab Constitution
Frances Kendall
Agnas
Jevelry
Jas
Joel
Bart
Joel J
Bobby
Willam Melee
NEA
Gome
Daniels
Peter Edson
Marietta Manufacturing Co
Paul S Rodgers
Dana Rayburn
I.G. Wolden
Dana Cooter
Gilbert Rhodes
Dennis Park
Columpus Blount
Clarence Greenlee
Ernest Wells
Edward Somerville
Cc. O. Durfee
Frank Henson
Anna L. Sherman
Robert Siders
Samuel Lutton
Claude Cheesebrew
John C. Cheesebrew
Wiliam R. Smith
Austin Johnson
Elza Marlin
Albert Cooper
Russell Newton, Jr
Clarence Rainey
Paul Brown
Ray Pickens
Adaii Lieving
Arnold Henry
Sherman Long
Philip Long
Howard Biffle
John Lee
James DcKinney
Walter Rhoades
Morgan Willcoxen
Normal Lucas
Fred Johnson
Fred MacLennan
Ross Koblentz
William Young
Lloyd Forbus
Wiliam E. Smith
Bert Rodgers
Clarence McDan
John Roush
Carl A. Gardner
Sanford Rhodes
Mary I. Foglesong
John T. Roberts
Ray Proffitt
Ray Mourning
Carl Barnett
Carl E. Gilver
Harry G. Love
Roy Kay
Steve Buckrom
Charles H. Lewis
William McDermitt
Howard Proffitt
Harry Taylor
Harold Addicott
L. H. Addicott
A. E. Whaley
William Williams
P. E. Hixson
Buckeye Lake
Dm H. Rupp
Prancipay
Corning Social Notes
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Clem
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