Press access to Russia hampered by visa delays and censorship
David Lawrence notes readers and observers complain the American press omits Russian viewpoints while Moscow imposes visa hurdles. He cites times delays for Brooks Atkinson and Drew Middleton, and Chicago Sun delays, with officials urging more access to report on life under the Czars’ shadow and wartime progress.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Moscow
New York Times
the Times
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Brooks Atkinson
Stalin
Drew Middleton
Giiis
Chicago Sun
Marshall Field
Eisenhower
Debby Learns Home Comfort as Tense Dinner Party Unfolds
In the Kendall house Debby admires her changing face and luxe seclusion while Agnes keeps the place spotless. At Shirley Currier's Orleans gathering Gordy Currier asks Debby to speak to Shirley about her mounting drinking, hoping she can help without causing a fight.
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Degby
Debby
Kendall House
Agnes
Ellie
Shirley Currier
Orleans
Shirley Egan
Gordy Currier
Shirley
Gordy
Delroy
Shers
Ipm
Character Tensions in Orleans Social Scene
In Orleans, Gordy accuses Shirley’s friend Ken Newkirk of a negative influence as Shirley arrives with a party crowd. Debby notes Ken once sold insurance. Shirley’s sharp entrance escalates the tense gathering, with drinks, bravado, and looming conflict. (To Be Continued)
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Shirley
Sahara Desert
Debby
Gordy
Shireley
Shout
Is Freedom Worth Something in the OPA Debate
The piece argues the OPA battle centers on price and production as war controls recede. It cites Hatton Sumners who critiques centralized government and warns of its dangers to representative government, urging vigilance on political changes and fiscal policy. The author questions whether prices remain the core issue when constitutional vitality and self-rule are at stake.
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OPA
Hatton W. Sumners
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Sumners
Working Against Themselves in Mine Safety Debate
An editorial rebuts union claims of mine operator carelessness, citing U S Bureau of Mines data showing a 0.64 death rate per million tons in bituminous mines, down from 1.83 in 1944. It credits improvements in ventilation dusting explosion protection lighting and training while warning political posturing harms public sympathy.
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United States Bureau of Mines
New York Times
United States
Bureau of Mines
Richberg proposes criminal code route to curb strikes
Washington notes legal draftsman Donald Richberg argues Section 19 of the post Civil War criminal code could curb strikes that harm public welfare. He suggests a joint resolution to define the right to uninterrupted essential services and a bill mirroring that principle introduced by Senator Lucas of Illinois.
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Washington
Donald R. Richberg
Richberg
U. S
United States
iArticle
Congress
Scott Lucas
Ilinois
Lucas
Amesville News Notes Highlight Local Activities
Amesville reports the Baccalaureate Sermon at the high school by Rev. H M Tenner. Myrtle Van Dyke’s omission from scholarship-test list noted. Leil Sedwick tours Europe on furlough, visiting Rome and Switzerland. Two Amesville seniors added to Service Honor Roll. Robert Cunningham at Atterbury, Bill Sanders deferred. Wright: Trimble Grange first and second degrees conferred. Eva Marquis wins BAEHE bread, Louise Linscott second. Betty Shaw wed to John Norman. May 5 ceremony in Amesville Presbyterian Church. May 9 county field meet sees Ames-Bern victory. Rita Mayle ties 1923 record. Mescher sets discus mark. P I A meets May 15 with Amesville Senior Class program.
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Amesville
H. M. Tenner
Myrtle van Dyke
Carl Sedwick
Leil
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Rome
Ames-Bern
Robert Cunningham
Camp Atterbury
Bill Sanders
Grace Esterlin
Pauline McDaniel
Ohio Universe
Trimble Grange
Eva Marquis
Louise Linscott
Betty Shaw
Columbus
John E.norman
Duluth
Minn
Amesville Presbyterian Church
Henry M. Tenney
Rita Mayle
Robert Mescher
Shade
New Plymouth News Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Events
Local residents from New Philadelphia, Athens, Logan, and Lancaster visited family and friends in New Plymouth. gatherings included honors for retiring editor Charles Harris and a birthday for Mrs. Mary Morehead, with participants from Athens and near towns.
Point Rock News Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Funeral services were held for Mr. Stinson of Albany after his accidental death. A cyclone struck Columbia township sixty years ago on May 12. Local families including the Radekins, Roberts of Charleston, Weyands of Logan, and others are noted for picnics, spring work, and visits. Albany defeated Columbia High in a Sunday ball game at Columbia High School. Various residents traveled, hosted, or visited relatives in Chillicothe, Athens, Radcliff, Columbus, Dayton, and McArthur over the weekend and Mother's Day.
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A. J. Foster
Theodore Rupert
Canada
Gerald Collins
Costurmbus
Robert Collins
John Radekin
Albany
Columbia Eyer
Columbia High School
L. D. Cottrill
Neva
McArthur
Drazilla Bratton
Millie Hensier
Athens
Dallas Hensier
Howard Bolton
Judy
Betty
Esther Montgomery
Dayton
J. M. Bolton
Howard Knapp
Francis Knapp
Columbus
Robert Fisher
Helen
Carolyn Hol ‘Comb
W. Me
Holcoma
Aon
Everett
Native Tongues by Athens High students on stage
Mary Elizabeth Lasher a 14 year old daughter of Prof George Starr Lasher authored Native Tongues one of several original one act plays presented by Athens High School students. A roll of bills was found in a sandbar near the Hecking River Cana anville by Raymond Gaston Thomas Agan and Oran Dale Wright. The Drum and Bugle Corps of the Sons of the American Legion Squadron No 21 Athens performed publicly in the American Legion parade at the Bth District Convention Glouster.
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CEN
Mary Elizabeth Lasher
George Starr Lasher
Athens High School
Hecking River
Canaanville
Raymond Gaston
Thomas Agan
Oran Dale Wright
Sons of the American Legion Squadron No. 21
Athens
American Legion
Bth
Glouster
Clark Biedel
Richard Chapman
Orland Bean
Frederick Rosser
Henry Miller
John DeMolet
Bill Sprague
Ben Williams
David Wichors
Homer Johnson
Loring Connett, Jr
Bob Garrett
Roger Williams
David Strawn
Bob Sprague
Tom Dowler
Charles Pierce
Mickey Daugherty
William Cheatham
Hemlock Grove Briefs and Local Gatherings
The South Mountain Rangers, Charleston, plan a Hemlock at Hemlock Grove Grange Hall on Thursday May 16. Local social notes include Mrs. H. E. Perry at Holzer Hospital with a broken limb, and visits by Mrs. Henry Ewer of Racine. a Garden Club meeting with hostesses Clara and Vada Paulsen. a stork shower for Mrs. Orville Romine. and visits among residents such as the Romines, Sargents, and Will, with several trips to Columbus and gatherings at Bunker Bill.
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South Mountain Rangers
Charleston
Hemlock
Grove Grange Hall
H. E. Perry
Holzer Hospital
Homer Rice
Middleport
Garden Club
Grange Hall
Clara
Vada Paulsen
Henry Ewer
Racine
Doyle Sargent
Orville Romine
Ziba Midkiff
Porter Midkiff
J. J. Will
Bunker ‘Bill
Darsel Smith
Don Betzing
Columbus
Bert Romine
Charley Romine
Golda
Doctor's Prediction Wrong by 78 Years
Mrs. Julia Chase of Hamilton Ohio died at 103, 78 years after a doctor warned she had at most one more year to live. She credited hard work abstinence from liquor and tobacco and avoiding worry for her longevity.
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Zion, 1
Julia Chase
Hamilton, O
Chase
Carthage-Troy seniors stage One Wild Night play
Coolville brief notes a school class play titled One Wild Night to be staged Tuesday evening. Also listed are church group meetings, Sunday dinner guests, and local visits including families from Delaware Columbus Parkersburg Athens and Joliet.
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Coolville
Carthage-Troy High School
United Youth Group
Methodist Sunday School
WSCS
C. White
C. le White
E. B. Bierce
S. 3. Tilton
YTC
Methodist Church
C. E. MecGuir
Faye McGuir
Susie Hornsby
Mabel Russell
Donna
Doris
Bobby
Carl Riley
Delaware
Victor Russell
Ona Russell
Lawrence Russell
C. H. Verwohlt
A. B. Saunders
St. Clairsville
E. M.daugherty
H. H. Chapman J
L. M. Walden
Charleston
Everett Keller
Bertha Keller
C. H. ‘Smith
Russell
Columbus
C. E. Keller
Weere
Charles Smith
Parkersburg
Si Kilton
Illinois
Clyde Blizzard
William Riley
Athens
Milton Riley
Toeipeka
Kans
Mary Blizzard
Letart Falls Woman Receives Word From Son in Hawaii
Letart Falls Mrs. Bert Grimm received a Mother's Day cablegram from her son Bob, stationed in Hawaii. He stated he would soon arrive in the states and would then be eligible for discharge after serving in Manila aboard the Stavian Island.
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Letart Falls
Bert Grimm
Bob
Hawaii
States
Manila
Stavian Island
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National Dispatch
Gordon Stuart
Grenville Hleiser
Peter Edson
New Plymouth
Cloyde Rardien
Ft. Knox
Luther Rardian
Joseph Barstow
New Philadelphia
Mattie Weede
Weede
Herbert Jones
Larry, Logan
Earle Heinlein
Hazel Simpson
Michael, Lancaster
Charles Fuller
George Finney
Lakemore
Kenley Harris
William Gibbons
J. T. Gibbons
Celina
Frank Ellis
Eliza Earnheart
Logan
Treadley Heinlein
Earle Heiniein
Adaline Poston
Bremen
William Bandy
War
W. Va
Eva Robinson
Lloyd Hopks
George W Logan
John
William McClain
Uni Fom Furnace
Lloyd Hopkins
H. W. Harden
Charles , Harris
Athens Messenger
Harris
D. Rannells
Theer
Florence Powell
Lancaster
Cecil Weede
Fern White
Roosevelt High School
Mary Ottis | White
Boney Weede
Asbury
Arthur Worthman
Thornville
F. O. Stout
Hiram Huntley
Otho Huntley
Orland
Elza Huntley
Wcttu
Abesdames Adaline Poston
Margie Xie Gathey
Annie Hawk
Viola Smith
Lora Rannells
Anna Heinlein
Mary Morehead
Wereiver
Elizabeth Heinlein
West Schoo
Blossers
Jones
Herman Ellis
Navy
Patricia . Ellis
Paul Davis
Wilig Bruway
Lay, Lancaster
Point Rock News
Gertrude Addicott
Elmwood Place
C. M. C. Club
Grosvenor S. McKee
Canton
W. H. McKee
University Terrace
Thelma Lahen
New Lexington
Michael Hillis
Tessie Mulligan
Clarence Laughlin
N.lancaster St
Phyllis
Augustine Smith
Arminta Morrison
June Baird
Helen Metcalf
Mabel Connett
Jean Pickens
Tune
Sara Baird
Mary Louise McLaughlin
Lois Mariner
Virginia Gillette
Florence Elkins
Cleo May Shields
Eileen Sanders
Hemlock Grove
Coolville News
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