Catholic Bishops Call for Global Peace Framework
A landmark Catholic Bishops of the United States statement urges a just peace, a world court with teeth, and enforcement of universal rights. It links anti tyranny to world order, supports Atlantic Charter principles, and favors aid to prostrate nations and a broad international organization as a membership condition.
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United States
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
America
Ihs
International Organization
Security Council
Spellman
New York
Vario
Roosevelt
Birthday party marks Miriam Class reunion ten years past
A 10 year old Miriam Class reunion memory recaps a party at Ardeth Westfall’s home with four generations present for Mrs. William Wilkes age 82 at 229 Union St. Mrs. J. T. Hope and Harriet Jean Heck attended. Mrs. George Coe of Athens served as host. Oliver Wood, Bob Bingman, and Carl Roberts traveled from Columbus to hear Fritz Kreisler.
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Miriam
Ardeth Westfall
William Wilkes
Union St. E
J. T. Hope
St. W
Oliver Wood
Athne High School
Bob Bingman
Carl Roberts
Columbus
Fritz Kreisler
Invasion Questions and Answers on Allied Landings
Questions and Answers cover Allied troop landings in France during the last ten days of the invasion. They discuss a four-pronged plow-like Rhino device aiding tanks through hedgerows, Edith Nourse Rogers' Italy visit as a symbol of suffrage, and postwar airliner range estimates. Additional items name the Memelland region as Lithuania and estimate airliner times and costs.
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France
Normandy
War era royalties threaten tech driven textile changes
The article discusses how wartime tech advances, including runless hosiery and wrinkleproof fabrics, may reshape consumer goods after peace. It notes pushback from unions led by James Petrillo, who secured royalties on recorded music and hints at potential similar levies on other industries, signaling a troubling pattern of taxing innovation.
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James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musi Wa
Petrill
Petrillo
War Labor Board
Barbers’ Union
Lawful Mutiny A Nazi Move To Boost Total Resistance
The German army now sanctions mutiny in a bid to resist longer. The Nazi Party, which controls the army, instructs soldiers to shoot any who consider surrender, even if opposed by a superior officer. A captured Nazi text states the will to resist is all that remains until new weapons reach the front, signaling widespread war weariness and disloyalty among troops.
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Nazi Party
Freedom of the press battle across bans and burns
The article argues for persistent defense of readers access to public value works. It cites historical bans on Shakespeare and Tom Sawyer, and the burning of The Grapes of Wrath, noting ongoing struggles to preserve free circulation and knowledge amid political and racial pressures.
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Buffalo
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Edson reviews UN Security Council powers in peace maintenance
Peter Edson analyzes Dumbarton Oaks proposals Chapter VIII on maintaining international peace. He details peaceful settlement steps from diplomacy to mediation arbitration regional ties and ICJ referrals, plus economic sanctions and potential use of force as last resort, under Security Council authority.
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United Nations Organization
Security Council
Pan American Union
International Court of Justice
Dumbarton Oaks
United Nations
Kanauga Social Notes Families Gather in Weekend Visits
The Kanauga social column lists multiple weekend visits and social events. Delbert Huffman and Eva Lawrence host relatives from Griffithsville and Muncie, while Ash Lawrence returns home on furlough from Jersey City. Various residents from Huntington, Evansville, Charleston, Muncie, and other towns are noted as guests or visitors at several local homes.
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S. A. Stewart
William Garlic
Evansville
Indiana
Ball State Hospital
Muncie
Ws.cs
Middleport
Pete Stace
W. J. Dunn
Robert Love
Ind
Mx Hugh Ta
Mex
C. C. Lewis
Robinson
Kenneth Black
Karen
Pt. Pleasant
Frank
Birth of Scarlett Lee to Floyd and Mrs Perry
Radcliff briefs report the birth of Scarlett Lee to Mr and Mrs Floyd Perry. The item notes Mrs Glendon Perry and Judith returned from a two week visit with a relative in a naval training program in Memphis Tennessee. Other visitors include Mrs Gale Morton and Mrs Walter Beckley visiting relatives in Wellston and Wales Mills. James Richard Cummings recently enlisted in the Navy for boot camp at Great Lakes. Frank and Alice McLain, whose home burned Nov 6, are staying with Mr and Mrs Lard Mskaughlin.
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James Richard Cummings
Navy
Gweat Lakes
Frank
Alice McLain
Lard Mskaughlin
Murray City War Notes on Nazi Battle Line Front
Murray City notes report Pvt Dewitt Mackenzie and Joseph Sabo at Fort Benning and Des Moines training, with Allied drives toward Cologne and Aachen. The piece reflects on German resistance, Allied progress, and moral framing as winter campaigns affect troops like Clark and Sabo while families in Columbus and Willoughby host relatives.
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Fort Des Moines
Aachen Loughby
Cologne
Lilie Dixon
Touth
Metz-Belfort
Mary C. Lanning
Willoughby
Frank Sabo
Varick
Marguerite Sabo
Joseph Struckel
Threshold
Sabo Famhall
B. M. Hartman
Eather
Dayton
Don Richards
Nore
Jacksonville
Fla
Europe
Hand
Betty Sabo
Jack Gelke
Katherine Simor
Winter
Anna Simons
Mason City News Notes from West Virginia and Nearby
Mason City area social notes list visits and gatherings across Mason City, Middleport, Pomeroy, Huntington, and nearby towns. Residents include Mrs William Cartwright in West Columbia visiting family, Alma in Nitro, and Beatrice Bell Russell in Ward. Revivals, blood drives, and birthday dinners are noted, with multiple families hosting relatives and traveling to Point Pleasant and Logan.
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Sylvia Stewart
Huntington
Charles Wallace
Buckle
James Diehl
V. Way
Rosa Fink
Sunny
Cpl
Edna Barton
Louise Dietl
Dorthy Fink
Joe Grimm
Ward Penn
Far West Columbia
United Brethren Church of
Mason
Sperre
Logan
Ohio
George Nees
Betty
Point Pleasant
J. Johnson
LW. Biffle
Mise
Betty Neese
Ray Barker
Herman Bleathery
Suppers Plains Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs C E Woode hosted relatives including Charles D Woode and son plus William Bentz family from Alfred. Mrs Alfred Hawk of Flora visited with Mrs Anna White and sister Miss Alice Dean. Elza Newland of Marion and Mrs Laura Barnett of Guyaville visited Sunday. Nelson Torrence and family took Clover Farm Store. Meetings continue at Success Church of Christ with speaker Bro Adame. Mrs Leo Torrence and two children visited. Alice Dean attended the funeral of Harvey Perwal at Orange Church. The Thimble Club of the Methodist Church met for an all day gathering with Mrs Gertrude Hoff man. Mr and Mrs H T Dotson of East Liverpool dined with Mollie Shields. Funeral of Frank Keehler held at Arbaugh Floral home. burial near Chester.
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Tuppers Plains
C.E. Woode
Charles. D. Woode
William Bentz
Alfred
M.L. Bahr
Chester
Alfred Hawk
Flora
Anna White
Alice Dean
Elza Newland
Marion, C
Laura Barnett
Guyaville
Nelson Torrence
Clover Farm
Frank Shirkey
Success Church of Christ
Bro. Adame
Fast Liverpool
Leo Torrence
Chidren
Reedsville
Harvey Perwal
Orange Church
Arbaugh Fl
Former Railroader of Corning Dies
Marion Pat Robret, 79, a retired car inspector for the New York Central Railroad, died Monday in a Zanesville hospital after a porch fall at his Corning home. He is survived by two sons, D. E. Robinett of Cuyahoga Falls and Larl Robinett of Powers, Oregon. a brother Dent Robinett of Albany. a sister Mrs Emma Dentth of Albany. five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday at one from One Methodist Church, with burial in Hebbusdayile Cemetery.
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Corning
Marion
Pat) Robret
Zanesville
New York” Central” Railroad
D. E. Robinett
Cuyahoga Falls
Larl "Robinett
Powers
Oregon
Dent Robinett
Albany
Emma Dentth
XU Albeny
Hebbusdayile
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