United States leadership praised at San Francisco Conference
Washington analysis credits President Truman and Secretary of State Stettinius for shaping a strong U S delegation led by Senators Vandenberg and Connally with John Foster Dulles as adviser The piece urges maintaining Stettinius in office and hints at possible undersecretary shifts while lauding Nelson Rockefeller for Latin American ties and calls for more European diplomats and staff.
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Washington
San Francisco
United States
Truman
Edward Stettinius
Vandenberg
Michigan
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Connally
Texas
John Foster Dulles
Stettinius
Dulles
Department of State
State Department
James F. Byrnes
Messrs
Stalin
Churchill
Mr. Dulles
Stassen
Admiral Halsey
Japan
Subscriptions Rates and Circulation Options
Subscription terms listed by cartier include 1 year 13.00 and 6 months 6.50 within Ohio with various small rates. outside Ohio 1 year 410.00 and 6 months 8.50. obituaries and minor notices incur nominal charges. The message notes world distribution for a fee and identifies agencies in New York Columbus Cleveland and Athens.
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Cartier
Obie
Ohio
Athens
John W Guillen
Chicano
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Letters Keep War Marriages Strong Across Distances
A discussion on maintaining understanding in wartime marriages emphasizes cheerful home letters as morale boosters. It urges couples to plan future life together, avoid anxious or bitter notes, and use letters to share daily joys, hopes, and plans to stay connected despite separation.
America First in Newsprint Allocation to France
The State Department faced criticism for approving five thousand tons of American newsprint for France amid a severe U.S. shortage. Critics argue this worsens a wartime shortfall affecting newspapers and other paper-reliant services, noting Europe’s vast pulp capacity nearby and urging Russian involvement to resolve the crisis. The piece links the shortage to New Deal agencies and claims government actions endanger free American press.
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American State Department
France
United States
American
State Department
Lyle H. Boren
Oklahoma
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Congress
Europe
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Great Britain
Holland
Belgium
Italy
New Deal
Pound Interview Sparks Treason Case Bet In Genoa
Expatriate Ezra Pound reflects in Genoa on Mussolini Churchill and justice while under treason indictment since 1943 for broadcasting pro fascist and anti American propaganda from Italy. Journalist Edd Johnson recalls the interview and mocks Pound’s insistence on American justice.
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Edd Johnson
Marshall
Ezra Pound
Genoa
Pound
Laly
Johnson
Adolf Hiller
Jeanne d’Arc
Mussolini
Winston Churchill
Ezra
Spain’s “bill of rights” fails to free Franco’s regime
In portraying a democratic gesture, Franco’s bill of rights grants only controlled freedoms. Speech cannot criticize foundational Falangist principles, assembly is limited to “lawful” aims, and religious belief favors Catholic ceremonies, leaving dissidents surpassing limits while dictators often misread the people’s demand for real freedom.
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Europe
Franco
Spain
Sidelights on a San Francisco UN conference
In San Francisco the public Health Building hosts a small side conference run by Chester S Williams for 231 representatives from 147 U.S. organizations shut out of the main United Nations talks. Daily sessions let outsiders question delegates and file reports to their groups about the Charter and World Court.
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San Francisco
United Nations
Veterans’ Building
Opera House
Civic Center
Public Health
U. S
State Department
Office of Public Liaison
Washington
Chester S. Willams
Mr. Williams
Camp Fire Girls
Sons and Daughters
Women's League of Peace and Freedom
B. P.O
World Court
Social and Economic Council
United Nations Organization
New Plymouth Social News Highlights Local Visits and Graduations
Mr and Mrs Howard Earnheart and their small son visited Cedar Falls. Frances Ann, Helen Fuller and Hazel Loomis of Columbus stayed with the Fullers. Co V Heinlein of Columbus visited his mother S M Heinlein. Hopkins and Annie Hawk joined McArthur visitors Tuesday. Earle Heinlein attended Athens for Dr John C Baker’s inauguration as Ohio University president. Tecumseh High School graduation invitations sent to Jack Tenneberger’s relatives in Tecumseh Michigan. Christine Boring and Mary Cremean rode bicycles. Cremean bitten by a dog near the Todd home and treated. D M Lanner of Nelsonville visited. reports Hunsaker injured and hip broken. Mary Esther Harland invited to May 18 graduation at Edward Lee McLain High School Rainsboro.
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New Plymouth
Howard Earnheart
Little Son
Cedar Falls
Lloyd Hopkins
Frances Ann
Helen Fuller
Hazel Loomis
Columbus
Charles Fuller
Co. V. Heinlein
S. M. Heinlein
Annie Hawk
McArthur
Earle Heinlein
Athens
John C. Baker
Harvard College
Mass
Ohio University
Jack Tenneberger
Tecumseh, Mich
Tecumseh High School
Doris Welch
Christine Boring
Mary Cremean
Mary Esther Harland
Edward Lee McLain High School
Rainsboro
Mary Esther
P. A. Harlan
Methodist Church
Orbiston Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Guests
Orbiston residents share a busy weekend with visits from Elizabeth Roberts and many relatives and friends. Families from Columbus, The Plains, Murray City, New Lexington, Hebbardsville, Circle Hill, and Murrey City attended gatherings and commencement events.
Allied victory in Pacific grows near for Okinawa fight
The article notes Allied gains in the Okinawa battle as U S forces press toward the Japanese mainland. It details brutal hand to hand combat on Sugar Loaf Hill, high casualties, and the strategic aim of using Okinawa as a base for air power to strike Nippon.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Japan
Truman
Pacific
Methodist Sunday School
Gills
Nora Withers
Okinawa
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Tenth Army
Qokinawa
Nippon
Shuri
Foochow
Mother's Day Guests and Local Meetings Among Area Residents
Mrs Ida Hill of Millfield was a recent guest of Mr and Mrs Fred Hoodler. A large crowd attended Eastern Star meeting here Tuesday eve ning. Inspection will be held Tuesday eve ning June 12. Mrs Mattie Mace is now living at her home here. Guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Morgan on Mother's Day were Mr and Mrs Alfred Morgan and daughters Helen and Bessie of McArthur. Honoring Mrs Lillian Knowlton on Mother's Day were her children Mr and Mrs Thomas White and son Gale of Columbus Mr and Mrs Carl Knowlton and son Gordon Athens and Mrs Harold Perry and sons George and Billy and daughter Marilyn and Ralph Knowlton of New Marshfield Mr and Mrs Walter Becton were unable to be present. Mr and Mrs Leo Kennard and daughters were guests of Mrs Dora Hoak Carbondale on Mother's Day. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs JG N Sidders were their daughters Miss Evelyn Sidders of Martinsburg W Va also Mr and Mrs Francis Clark of Westerville Miss Myrtle Sidders of Columbus was also a recent guest of Mr and Mrs Sidders. Mother's Day guests of Mrs Mary Collins were her children Mrs Mabel Allwood Columbus Mr and Mrs Elva McGraner and Mr and Mrs George Daugherty of The Plains Mr and Mrs Harry Hawk and son Pfe and Mrs Robert Hawk and daughter Mrs Austin Hawk Mr and Mrs Hanson Martin Mrs Kenneth Allen and Mrs Dent Scott and son Athens Mrs Frank Young and Adrian Collins. Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Steinmeyer were Paul Steinmeyer of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Robert Smith. Mrs Frank Steinmeyer of Parkersburg W Va visited Mr and Mrs Steinmeyer Thursday.
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Ida Hill
Millfield
Fred Hoodler
Eastern Star Meeting
Mattie Mace
Richard Morgan
Alfred Morgan
Helen
Bessie
McArthur
Lillian Knowlton
George Daugherty
the Plains
Harry Hawk
Pfe
Robert Hawk
Austin Hawk
Hanson Martin
Kenneth Allen
Dent Scott
Athens
Frank Young
Adrian Collins
Frank Steinmeyer
Paul Steinmeyer
Columbus
Robert Smith
Parkersburg
W.va
Steinmeyer
Q and A Fragments on War Bonds and History
A garbled Q and A piece discusses pronunciation of Bataan Vienna and Leip zig Fur trading. It includes a prewar war bond verse urging lending support to soldiers and ending with a signature Cassius M. Clouston from Carbon Hill Ohio.
Athens social notes recall Byrd expedition and local events
Mrs. Thor Olson visits Huntington kin. Rear Admiral Richard Byrd returns with Bear of Oakland on the Potomac trip to the capital. Athens CCC Camp tour planned by 50 League of Women Voters. Bridge luncheon hosted. Sells Floto Circus and Miss Athens bus noted 20 years ago. Ohio University reception for 300 guests hosted by Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Bryan.
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Antarctica
Richard Byrd
Potomac River
L. B. McCune
H. T. Phillips
E. S&s. Finsterwald
F. W. Cone
Athens
CCC
Athens League of Women Voters
Sells - Floto Circus
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
E. W. Chubb
Irma E. Voigt
T. C. McCracken
Tuppers Plains News Notes Tuppers Plains
Local notes report Mrs Effie Warren Reedsville and Mrs Alice Osborn Success as guests and multiple visits by residents including the Matlack sale, family visits to Carbondale and Belgium action involving Floyd Millhone and Carl Matlack, a Beverly Millhone birthday party, and a Parkersburg auto accident with injuries.
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National Dispatch
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Lee
Donald Grant Mitchell
McGraw-Hill Book Co
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Wilma Brown
Donald Holmes
Donna Lou
Sharon Holmes
Clara Canter
William O'Rourke
Ralph O'Rourke
George Tschus
Mike Bartoe
Clarence O'Rourke
Murray City
William Halliday
Effie Spencer. Logan
Steve Sorrell
Fred Conger
Harry Powell
Circle Hill
Vance Glancy
June Glancs
Helen Peacock
Betty Lou
Wanda Mae Peacock
Frank Self
New Lexington
Claxton Bookman
French Irvin
Hebbardsville
William Merrell
Barnsville
Billy Roberts
Donald Newton
Nelsonville
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Floyd Sorrell
Carrol
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Fred T. Banfield
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Mary Banfield
Helen Bookman
Murrey
City High
Allie Nida
WAR Today
Marshfield Social Notes
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W3s.cs
F. G. Hoodlet
Theora Davis
R. BH. Stright
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Thor Olson
M. A. Dechert
Huntington
P. L. Shannon
Red Star
Tuppers Plains
Effie Warren
Reedsville
L. L. XeHer
Alice Osborn
Success
Maggie Parker
Mollie Shields
Walter, Jr
Marietta
J. W. Arbaugh
William Arbaugh
Carbondale
Charles Sisson
Greorge Hamilton
Alice Dotson
Elmwood Rest Home
Alfred
M. J. Hopkins
Betty
Dayton
C. EB. Woode
H. T. Dotson
Anna White
Cherry Ridge
M. L. Bahr
Billy
Chester
C. E. Woode
Tech
Floyd Millhone
Clyde Millhone
Pfc
Carl Matlack
Paris
Matlack
Beverly
Violet Millhone
Guy E. Springer
Camp Walter
Boston
Pat Springer
Guy Springer
H. D. Parker
Semper Paratas Club
Olive-Orange High School
Leah Jean Arbaugh
Lowell Matlack
Delaware
Fred Cole
J. R. Shreves
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