Press urged to provide unified facts on postwar jobs
Frederick C. Crawford tells the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York that newspapers fail to present a single core set of facts about wealth production and jobs. He argues the press should report impartially while observing and editorializing, not produce a unified wartime truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Frederick C. Crawford
National Association of Manufacturers
American Press
Crawford
Germany's Prospects Revisited in 1918 Context
Analyzes Germany's strength versus 1918 spring and 26 years earlier. Notes Kaiser forces exhausted, Eastern Front liquidated then, Russians regrouping for Galicia and Danube offensives, Allies pressing in the West, and questions whether Hitler era Nazis can hold against intensified attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Galicia
Berlin
Danube
Romania
Hitler
Kaiser
Europe
City youths urged to farm this summer to curb delinquency
A newspaper column argues that mobilizing a million city youths for farm work during a wartime season could reduce juvenile delinquency. It suggests outdoor labor ships up energy, tires youths with fatigue, and offers temporary relief while permanent cures remain elusive.
Washington faces two Evangelism efforts in capital life
In Washington two groups pressed spiritual influence on daily life. The Committee on Evangelism holds noonday meetings with Dr. Glenn Clark and Dr. E Stanley Jones. Moral Rearmament stages a three act play The Forgotten Factor for Senate, Supreme Court and leaders highlighting industrial teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Committee On Evangelism
Washington Federation of Churches
Glenn Clark
E. Stanley Jones
Abraham Vereide
Seattle
National Committee For Christian Leadership
Human Brotherhood
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Truman
Missouri
Wadsworth
New York
Wichita Voices Weigh War Horizon in 1942 Kansas
Peter Edson reports in Wichita on wartime sentiment across a cross section of figures from publisher to labor leader. Voters expect a Republican Congress, with Roosevelt favored if the war advances, and concerns about federal bureaucracy tempered by wartime unity and wage incentives to stay in war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Germany
Roosevelt
Willkie
Bricker
Wichita
Dewey
Washington
Phaedrus Quotation on Household Taste and Fate
A cryptic aphorism contends that women feel resentful when a man shows superior taste in home decor and arrangement. It warns readers to submit to present evil and fear a greater misfortune that may befall them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phaedrus
Dinner honoring Troy seniors and faculty at Troy Bligh School
W T Gardner hosted a dinner honoring Troy seniors faculty and their wives including Principal and Mrs Penrose Mr and Mrs Thompson Mr and Mrs Pailet Mrs Walker Miss Knecht Miss Westfall and Miss Merritt. The event highlighted local school leadership and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Gardner
Troy Bligh School
Troy
Penrose
Thompson
Pailet
Walker
Knecht
Westfall
Merritt
Salween River offensive aims to restore China Burma lifeline
The Salween drive in southwest China seeks to reopen the Burma Road by crossing the river and advancing through rugged terrain to Myitkyina. Allied forces led by Stilwell, with Chinese and British troops, race the monsoon to cut Japanese supply lines and sustain the UN war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma Road
Dewitt MacKenzie
China
India
Burma
United Nations
Japan
Salween
Tibet
Myitkyina
Michin-mauer
Joseph Stilwell
Mandalay
Commencement and local notices from Point Rock area
Laurel Grange conferred the first degree on Mrs Lizzie Canade. Several residents visited friends in Rutland and Columbia Chapel held Memorial Services for Pfe John Edward Radekin. Vinton Rural High and Columbia High School commencements announced with 18 and five graduates respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Rock
Laurel Grange
Lizzie Canade
Pfe
John Edward Radekin
Italy
Columbia Chapel
Bert Bable
Middleport
W. D. Bable
William Gregory
Columbus
Wesley Gregory
Billy Geer
Richard Jorden
Columbia School
J. A. Turner
Albany
Morris
Columbia High School
Zella Rupert
Theodore
Alfred Foster
Curtis Young
Charleston
W. Va
Joe Turner
Danny
Rutland
Louise Perry
Garnet
Joan Starkey
Audrey York
Vinton Rural High School
Laurel Cliff Social Roundup Highlights Local Travel Visits
Mr and Mrs Elmer Finlaw and family attended church then hosted dinner with the Radfords. Joan and Junior joined relatives and friends in visits across Harrisonville Rocksprings Columbus and Dayton. Cora Price moved to Rutland while others spent the weekend with Leifheit family and Columbus relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Cliff
Elmer Finlaw
Joan
Junior
Harold Lewis
William Cundiff
Thomas Fork
Elmer Finlan
Harrisonville
Elsie McCumber
Milton Hysell
James Hart
Cora Price
Bradshaw
Rutland
Carl McKeeven
Betty Leifheit
Dayton
Watson Roberts
W. Va
The Double Cross Twenty Seventh Courtright Plot
Kip Greer plotters discuss a planned deception involving Norma Greer Link Courtright and Baldwin as they maneuver through army intelligence. Baldwin reveals his role and true background while Azaraski defends their scheme and fears exposure in Yokohama. The crew edges toward a confrontation as plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtright
Azaraski
Roger Baldwin
Baldwin
Yokohama
Link
Kipman Greer
Kipran James Greer
Greer Bank
Singapore
Kip Greer
Norma Greer
Army
Greer
Norma
Social notes from New Plymouth and surrounding area
Week end visits include Misses Pauline Peters Irene Ward of Columbus with their parents in New Plymouth. Residents from Logan and nearby towns visit family and attend a WCTU meeting in Mt. Pleasant. Plymouth Grange to observe rural life day May 21 at Presbyterian Church with noon lunch and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Pauline Peters
Irene Ward
Columbus
Walter Peters
Delmar Ward
Ward
Logan
Boney Weede
Earle Heinlein
C. H. Jones
Larry
A. H. Springer
Elza Huntley
Harmon Huntley
Swan Two
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Bremen
Herb Walters
Starr
Charles Fuller
Patricia Ellis
Lancaster
Frank Ellis
Helen Archer
Garth Harris
Kenley Harris
Akron
J. D. Harris
Melba Hopkins
WCTU
Grace Rheinscheld
Mt. Pleasant
S. M. Heinlein
Annie
Ruth Hawk
Viola Smith
Stanley Miller
Grange Hall
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
Cecil Harding Jones
Methodist Church
Cr. V. Heinlein
Mildred Walters
Chioie Fuller
Frances Ann
Margaret Haas
Personal And Social News From Guysville
Miss Pauleta McLaughlin returned to California to resume duties at the San Bernardino Army Air Field after a month’s leave with her mother Mrs Leta McLaughlin. Daniel A. Pearcy rejoined Camp Parks near San Francisco after a 30 day furlough. Ed Norris and daughter Frances Harkins with Betty visit relatives here. Mr D A Campbell moves to his home after winter in Dayton. Guy Rodehaver sick at St Joseph’s Hospital in Parkersburg sent home. Mason’s dinner at Masonic Hall followed by church social. Gerald Rodehaver plans return to work mid May. Mary Norris and Winifred Norris visit, Eva Norris and Mrs C E Kincade also present. Mrs Virgene Pierce goes to Mississippi to visit husband in camps there. Dr L D Robinson attends Ohio Medical Society meeting in Columbus. Helen Moore of Stewart helps at home while parents away. Emmet Swisher, rural mail carrier, is in St Joseph’s Hospital for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Pauleta McLaughlin
California
San Bernardino Army Air Field
Leta V.i .McLaughlin
McLau H¢Li
Robin Field
Macon
Georgia
John Young
Michael Krepak
Daniel A. Pearcy C. M
Eva Norris
D. A. Campbell
Dayton
Guy Rodehaver
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
W. S
Methodist Church
Mason's
Masonic Hall
Gerald Rodehaver
L. D. Robinson
Ohio Medical Society
Columbus
Helen Moore
Stewart
Emmet Swisher
Hemlock Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Hemlock Grove brief social notes list a May 21 sermon by Rev. Joe B Maffett at Hemlock Grove Christian Church and multiple Sunday visits. Garden Club meeting with Mrs Ellen Killinger, 4 H Club led by Mrs Zeba Midkiff, plus numerous family visits among residents including Midkiffs, Romines, Smiths, and Clarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock Grove
Joe B. Maffett
Athens
Will
Hemlock Grove Christian Church
Garden Club
Ellen Killinger
Geneva Nolan
Pomeroy
Zeba Midkiff
J. J. Will
2 . V. Meilman
Betty
Bunker Hill
Porter Midkiff
Stacy Stockton
Jewell Story
Wilbur Midkiff
Grant Roberts
Pt. Pleasant
Conrad Mulligan
R. D
Jim Clark
Eldon Clark
June Hess
Omer Hess
Rittman
Ellea Bing
Dell Smith
Emerson Douglas
Bearwallow Ridge
Henry Euler
Racine
Bert Romine
Gene
Kenneth
Charley Romine
R. V. Heilman
John Sargent
Carol
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National Dispatch
William H. Davis
The
War Labor Board
Dale Reed
C.S
Pacific Coast
George A. Eastman
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Peter Edson
Kan
Ohio University Orchestra
Kent State College
Helen Carpenter
Amesville
Harrold Guthrie
Steubenville
Frederick Mills
James Park
Lloyd W. Clark
Church of the Good Shepherd
Messenger
Lillian Taylor
Hocking County
Relef
George L. Whipple
Athens Pharmacist
American Pharmacists Association
Knights of Pythias
A. E. Falloon
State Supreme Court
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
L. A. Koons
Edmund Foster
Wanda
J. E. Radekin
Maude Holcomb
Star Garden Club
J. E. Romine
By Galbraith
Mat
Bucharest
Tilda Courtright
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