Labor conference may shape a humane labor peace program
Washington watches a historic management labor conference with President Truman seeking good faith from both sides. The piece urges Congress to back a government facilitated framework including mediation conciliation and fact finding to avert strikes affecting public health and safety and to provide a nonviolent path to labor peace.
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Washington
Management- Labor Conference
Congress
Management Labor Conference
Truman
America
The Paris Perfume Plot Behind a U S Venture
A memoir of Russian aristocrats in Paris selling perfume formulas to launch a New York venture in 1940. The narrator details partners, guidance from French chemists, the rise from rooftop showroom to factory, and the author’s passion for rigging as a sport while facing near-death memories.
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Paris
Ourasoff
Madame Loury
Manjoulieff
Europe
Madame Laury
United States
Switzerland
New York
America
Monsieur de la Cigne
Maison Roure-Dupont Et Cie
France
American Women's Voluntary Services
Motor Transport Corps
Investment in Peace Aims to Aid Europe Relief
The Republican Congressional Food Study Committee urges immediate U N relief funding and continued aid through U N R R A. It backs a Far East relief body, forecasts Europe’s 1946 harvest ending urgent danger, and links hunger relief to preventing future war and atomic risk. Congress weighs the report ahead of a House vote.
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Republican Congressional Food Study Committee
Europe
Ernest Bevin
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
U.N.R.R.A
United States
Far East
U.N.A.R.A
Congress
House
T. A. Jenkins
Y. Herald- Tribune
Neighborly Help Still Needed for World Relief
An editorial urges Americans to again support global aid efforts after UNRRA and others provided clothing for 23 million people. It cites inflation and ruin in China and outlines Henry J. Kaiser’s drive to collect 100 million clothing and bedding items, calling on readers to donate usable garments and blankets.
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Europe
Asia
UNRRA
China
Henry J. Kaiser
Civilization as World Menace Analyze Marshall War Warnings
The piece rails against civilization as a world menace and endorses General Marshall's war report urging military preparedness. It warns that without readiness, wars end quickly, with modern weapons and speed making defenses futile. It questions higher education and diplomacy in face of inevitable total destruction.
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Marshall
Atomic energy costs and concentrates debated in Washington
Peter Edson outlines Groves view on enriched material and the challenges of scaling up production. He notes estimates of ore to uranium concentrate, the potential price per pound, and the large annual budget for Oak Ridge and Pasco plants. A key question remains what the government gains for its investment and who should lead future research.
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Washington
Leslie R. Groves
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Pasco
Wash
Congress
Commission
Different flags and habits hide a bigger risk of war
The text argues leaders’ failure to meet responsibilities drives conflict while madmen rise on sane backing. It questions understanding General Marshall's cautions and warns against perverting science and education. It ends noting progress comes from testing what fails, not avoiding mistakes.
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General Marshall
Coolville and Troy Community Notices and Events
Coolville announcements include WSCS meeting quilting day and potluck on Nov 8 at Mrs tra Kincade home and lunch at LO O F Hall on Nov 6. Basketball game Troy Varsity and reserves set for 7 30 pm Nov 6. Various school church and social gatherings noted with members listed and guests visiting in the Coolville area.
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Coolville
WSCS
Tra Kincade
Lo.o.f. Hall
Troy Varsity
Methodist Church
Alda Larson
E. M. Daugherty
E. G. Alden
H. H. Chapman
Doris Jean Brafford
Margaret Washburn
Delphin Creeger
Ronald Chapman
Burl Crawford
Kay Walden
Ronnie Chapman
Joan Clark
G. O. Shanks
Ames-Bern High School crowns candidates at Junior Carnival
Six class candidates at Ames-Bern High School will compete for king and queen at the Junior Carnival on November 14. A minstrel show features James Justice Wigglejaw Clifton Linscott Pickies Robert Mescher Paddlefoot Leona Zarley Tiny Ray Pierce Barker and Charles Jones Professor with a Tin Pan Alley Band and fortune telling to display junior talent.
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Amesville
Ames-Bern High School
James Justice
Wigglejaw
Clifton Linscott
Robert Mescher
Paddlefoot
Leona Zarley
Tiny
Ray Pierce
Barker
Charles Jones
W. L. Carpenter
Arthur Quinn
Franklin Linscott
Carpenters
Louise Meltzer
Mt Vernon
William Clark
Gifford and Co. Hardware
F. L. Thomas
John W.thomas
Cs.k
Baamnar Island
Philippines
Naval Hospital No. 114
Presbyterian Sunday School
Lee Glass
Earl Wood
David
Zanesville
Dean Easler
Mary Ellen Heston
Columbus
W. L. Heston
Allen Sayer
S. C. Sayer
Earl Linscott
Jacksonville
Fred Wilson
Farmers Institute
Kathleen Webster Burgess
Ralph Burgess
Roy Holderman
Albany Social And Personal
Albany news notes a postponed Albany Community Garden Club silver tea to Nov 16. Local families honor Russell H. Ingram on discharge from the Army with Air Medal and five battle stars after 24 missions over Germany. Births announced at Sheltering Arms Hospital and multiple visits paid across nearby towns.
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Albany
Albany CommunityGarden Club
H. H. Harrison
Hurricane
W. Va
Ir. Anc
T. J. Spurlock
J. L. Ingram
Russell H. Ingram
Army
Eighth Aa.f
Germany
Europe
C. H. Ingram
Rosa Kelly
Spencer
Donna Ingram
Elizabeth
W. H. Webb
Virgil Ingram
South Charleston
Florence Radabaugh
Homer McCoy
Coolville
Russell Ingram
Charleston
New Marshfield
Brooks Russel
Horner Hotel
Arthur Enlow
Son
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Woodrow Barnes
Ice
Londonderry
C. A. Frost
Carolins
Pratts Fork
Hartey Cline
John McDonald
Miami
E. H. Lasch
L. C Gibson
Howard
Rodney Osler
McArthur
Paul Barnes
Carrie Hall Club
Pomona Grange
Helena Whaley
Charles Elliott
Roy Lotta
Uniontown
Glen Tewksbury
Halloween Party Hosts and Local Scoring Highlighted
Martha Ellen Walsh and Martha Lou Dowler hosted a Halloween party at 120 N Congress St with prizes for best costumes going to Carol and Gail Baird as Maggie and Jiggs. Athens High fullback Fred Webb led scoring with 21 points, Johnny Frost added 12. New wing surgery area opened at Sheltering Arms Hospital, nursery and several patient rooms incomplete. Mayor L B McCune attended a Halloween dinner hosted by B and O Cooperative Traffic Association. 20 years ago Nellie McGowan travels Europe in Italy letter. Frum and Breinig completed Glouster high school building planned by William Mills. C F Rowland and wife moved to Franklin Ave. J B Swanson returned from purchasing trip to Grand Rapids.
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Martha Ellen Walsh
Martha
Lou Dowler
Walsh
N. Congress St
Carol
Gail Baird
Maggie
Fred Webb
Athens High
Johnny Frost
Frum and
Breinig
Glouster
Willian Mills
Nelsonville
Buchtel PTA Sees Get Acquainted Meeting
Buchtel York PTA held a social gathering with a “get acquainted” theme. Fall Festival tickets exceed 100 dollars as primary and upper grades collect items for a fish pond and rummage sale. Mary Carpenter named senior queen contestant. two new students join Buchtel Elementary. band instructor to start in December.
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Buchtel
Buchtel-York P.T.A
Mary Carpenter
Betty Clark
Buchtel Elementary School
James Hickman
Nelsonville
Mary Eubanks
Cleveland
Robert Erashares
Buchtel High School
Buchtel- Carbon Hill
Emerson Barstow
James Pettit Vie Dixon
U.S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
James Hollingbaugh
Delaware
Whitmore
Elizabeth Whyte
Nelson- Wille
Palestine Crisis and Jewish State Hope in World Forum
Dewitt Mackenzie argues that the Palestine question has grown into an international issue. He notes Britain seeks U.S. help, potential United Nations action, and the risk of wider Arab and Moslem involvement. He highlights humanitarian needs of Jews in Europe seeking homes in Palestine amid looming winter hardship.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Palestine
England
Palestine Mandate
Britain
America
United Nations Security Organization
Attlee
Trusnan
Egypt
Europe
Funeral Rites Held for Thomas Davis in Corning
Funeral services for Thomas Davis age 36 were held Monday at 2 PM at the Carl W. Hermey Funeral Home. Rev Wallin E Riebel of the Corning United Brethren Church officiated. he was survived by his mother Mrs Mary Davis a sister Ida Mae Davis and a brother John Davis.
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Corning
Thomas Davis
Mary Davis
Ida Mae Davis
John Davis
Carl W. Hermey
Wallin E. Riebel
United Brethren ‘Church
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Howard Smith
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Florence Gillilan
Charlest Stout
Clyde Stout
Amesville News
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Jane Phillips
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