Byrnes Speech and Paris Talks Highlight Open Diplomacy
The article reviews Secretary James F. Byrnes and the American delegation at Paris stressing pitiless publicity to reveal what occurred. It notes detailed notes shared with the press, the aim to preserve principles, and warnings to isolationists about risking future war. It emphasizes that the United States must lead for peace with frank, uncompromising stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otlo
Wreteher W. Bush
Washington
Gerson K Bush
Mgr
James F. Byrnes
Faris
Associated Press
Woodrow Wilson
Byrnes
Pars
Barnes
Paris
Mr. Barnes
Europe
United States
Mr. Byrnes
Russia
America
Ravenswood Social Notes Highlight Local Civic Events
Ravenswood notes report a May Par ent-Teacher Association meeting endorsement of a school improvement plan and officer elections. Also covered are a public alumni dance at NYA Hall May 31, hospital condition updates, a former resident's death, an engagement, a birthday party, Farm Club activities, upcoming church services, ambulance sale to Chambers-Kyger, and sermons by Rev Cecil Patterson and Dr Henry Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenswood
Ravenswood Parcnt-Teacher Association
John Hall
C. R. Rowley
William Blake
Nelson Critchfield
Alma Merrill
NYA Hall
Bull
Men In Blue
L. A. Huey
BR. E. Ritchie
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Huey
C. E. Walton
Letha Bryan
Elah Mae Bryan
Wayne 3. Myers
WW. C. Stanley
Miss Bryan
War Shipping Administration
Washington, D. C
Myers
Navy
Paul R. Anderson
Pegsy Dee
Caren Manning
Bully Boggs
Snookie Linchcome
Sharon Evans
Marjerzie Priddy
Louanne Leeson
Debbie Gandee
Kenneth Fisher
Stephen Seaman
Bobbie Barnett
E. A. Larser
Tommy Bish
Jimmie Oldham
Clark Ritchie
Farm Club
C. C. King
Mt. Alto
Silverton
Red Cross
J. S. Hankins
Hankins
Young People’s Society
Clarksburg
Denver Musser
Hawkins
New Jersey
Lawrence MM. Ford
Crow Summit
Chambers-Kyger Funeral Home
B. M. Chambers
Chambers-Kyger
Cecil Patterson
The
Baptist Church
Henry Bell
Christian Mission Crusade For the Baptist Churches
Test of a System Under Strikes Threatening the Economy
The piece warns that repeated strikes and threats endanger the American enterprise system and thus the nation’s liberty and standing. It urges renewed national unity, self restraint, and cooperation to avert economic collapse and external hostility.
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United States
Congress
N.Y
Christmas in July Tax Refunds Delight Many Payees
A July 4 forecast from the Internal Revenue Service predicts about 30 million taxpayers will receive refunds on 1945 payments. Withholding makes refunds feel like a midyear dividend, a pleasant surprise for those who have overpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Congress
Moscow critic questions U S response to Mikhailovitch
A Moscow commentator lists differences in how the United States and Canada handle treachery accusations compared with Russia. He notes Americans demand proof and permit open public dissent, reflecting broader world confusion after V E Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Canada
Mikhailovitch
Radar cures baldness claims spark via Army Air Forces
A mocked-up wartime column jokes that Army Air Forces surgeons tested electronics to boost morale and reassure the public that radar has no link to baldness despite war stresses. The piece uses satirical tone to downplay fears of inflation strikes and shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Forces
Lottridge Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
Mothers Day gatherings unfold across the area with the Archer and Warner families visiting near Alfred. UB Church CE group meets at Rev. Frost's Belpre home with 32 attendees, followed by a lunch. Various families, including the Allens, Bails, Blake, Eisenhower, Bernard, Collins, Davis, Morris Ackles, and Robinsons, host or attend multiple weekend social events across Zanesville, Jacksonville, Success, Clarksburg, and other nearby towns.
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Lottridge
John Archer
Naomi
Russell Archer
Albert Warner
Alfred
Pomeroy and
Bethel
R. M. Alllen
Belpre
Frost
L. H. Allen
R. M Arden
Blanche Bails
Edward Blake
J. E. Founds
Weldon
Emerson
Leah
Virgil
Garnett
Zanesville
Edd Blake
Joppa
Morris Ackles
Ackley
D. C. Church
Arnold Bernard
Anne Bernard
Jacksonville
Jack Bernard
Guysville
Gordon Collins
Success
Rex Eisenhower
Milford Bails
Columbus
Jule Bails
Joral
Eisenhower
C. M. Warner
Melford
O. L. Davis
Jack Davis
Frank
Davis
Forrest Davis
Farrell Davis
Jessie Heater
Clarksburg
Fred Davis
Fattie
Ronald
Randell
Bristol
W. Va
Oren Clevenger
Salem
Harry Nicholin
Henderson
A. G. Morris
Bobbie
Charles Robinson
Linda
Ira Robinson
Airports and delays loom over new federal program
Peter Edson reports cities seek to move on $500 million airport funding while warning of slow action. Planning by the Civil Aeronautics Administration will take a year, with possible July appropriation delays. Funds require state matches, and only 300 of 4000 airports handle large planes, hindering airline expansion.
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Washington
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
T. P. Wright
U.S
Army
Navy
Dexter Social Notes Reflect Diverse Visiting Guests
Dexter updates show Ernest and Mae Martin guests from Huntington and Parker Run. the Bailes Clagg party from Columbus. Bowles returns from Springfield to Harrisonville for the summer with Heil French. Robin Love and Starkey from Columbus visit Lillie Minor. a funeral in Salem Center for Carney Jones. Arvil Holter and son Gary visit Harley Days in Bashan.
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Dexter
Ernest Martin
Huntington
Ward Saxton
Lindy
Mae Dent
Charleston
Kate Davis
Parker Run
H. C. Smith
Charles Bailes
Albert Clagg
Columbus
Emmet Davis
F. Bowles
Springfield
Harrisonville
Heil French
W. R. Halliday
Robin Love
Starkey
Lillie Minor
Carney Jones
Salem Center
Arvil Holter
Gary of
Bashan
Social Briefs From Racine Community Notes
Local residents share visits and health updates across Racine Columbus Athens Parkersburg and Rutland. Events include church gatherings Mothers Day flower presentations and a Youth Fellowship meeting with multiple families and attendees listed.
Vet Housing Project Backed by Legion in Fremont
Applications for 30 emergency housing units were sent to the Cleveland Federal Public Housing office today by the Edgar Thurston Post of the American Legion which is underwriting the project. The units would house veterans and their families.
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Fremont
Cleveland
Edgar Thurston
American Legion
Debby Recounts Old Flames and Summer Visits
Debby recalls a wavering engagement with Ken and past love for Joe Sumter. She visits the Wymans for a Sunday, running into Bart and old friend Joel Sumter, stirring memories of a former heartbreak and lingering questions about love.
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Debby
Ken
Maryland
Mattysland
Ken I
Joe Sumter
Bart
Thim
Jim
Marie
jCurriers
Cape
Agnes
Wymans
Icurriers
NEA Lee Inc
Joel Sumter
Jill
Debny
Recital and Reception Highlight Athens Social Events
Lorene Rodehaver sang three numbers in a Sigma Alpha Iota recital in the Aliasie Hall Auditorium while Betty McClure played Chopin. Eveleth Atkinson opened with an organ prelude. A Boyd Hall reception honored Margaret Boyd, Ohio University alumna, as Francis P. Frebault, acting postmaster of Athens, became postmaster April 1 after Senate confirmation March 27. Zeta Tau Alpha and other patrons attended, with Mrs. Wilmer Harris hosting at home. The Athens High School Junior Prom grand march featured John Algeo and Vianna Roush. Central School PTA elected Mrs. C. E. Atkinson as president. Francis Efaw posted the highest rifle score at 48 of 50 at Margaret’s Creek Range, with Don Young next at 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Rodehaver
Homer Rodehaver
Ailasie
Ers
Sigma Alpha Iota
Betty McClure
Jd. H. McClure
Eveleth Atkinson
C. E. Atkinson
Athens
John Algeo
Vianna Roush
Francis Efaw
Margarets’ Creek Range
Don Young
Cancel Show At State Fair Due To Low Prizes
The traditional night horse show at the Ohio State Fair was canceled because prize money fell to 7000 from 18000 and a dilapidated show ring building. The state board of agriculture acted after a petition by show horse owners citing needed repairs. Owners demanded 25000 in prizes.
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Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
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National Dispatch
Werthdeawal
Bird of Prey
Ravenswood Social Notes
Lottridge Social Notes
Peter Edson
Racine
Donease
David
Mary Alice
Carlos Hariley
Tim Nease
Clark Jividen
Charles Jividen
Fresno General Hospital
Fresno
Cal
Mix
Henry Cleland
John Phitson
Phitson
Deshler Wallick Hotel
Ellie Rowan
Kittery
Earl Hart
Jan Neigler
Ralph Neigler
Ted Hilldore
Paul
Donna Jean
Sibyl Miles
Thereon Johnson
Jessie Neigher
Robert Roush
Emma Jane Jiiden
Mary Allen
Jean Hayman
Larry Roush
Methodist Church
Rutland
Dora Roush
Julia Jane Smith
New Haven
Arthur Roush
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Gomer Lewis
Clyde Wolfe
A. Wingett
Ben Philson
Walter Stewart
Howard Miles
William Stewart
Fred Philson
Donald Wolfe
Dana Cleland
Ralph Hayman
Clark Jiden
E. A. Wingett
Middleport
Lawrence Roush
Guy Neigler
Emma Jane Jiden
Vet Housing Project
Legion
Boyd Hall
Margaret Boyd
Ohio Univio
B. Lawrence
Francis P. Frebault
Frebault
Senate
Wilmer
Harris
North Hill
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Elizabeth
Isaac KE. Ash
George McLaughlin
Anna White
Victor Whitehouse
E. Roush, Jr
Central School
Parent-Teacher Association
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