Wallace’s Michigan Campaign Dilemma On Foreign Policy Speeches
A National Dispatch summary notes pressure on Wallace to avoid foreign policy questions in Michigan for re election while Vandenberg stands strong. It highlights how bipartisan foreign policy stances complicate Democratic strategy and Truman’s alignment with party leaders.
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Washington
Ava Mae Pees
Namlibee
Wallace
Mir
Michigan
Vandenberg
Remoblican
Batts
Paris
Barres
Belive
Aleases
Ste
White House
Billy
Robert E. Mangnegan
Democratic National Committee
Xplay
Republican Candle
Wallace Ware
Democratic National
Waia
Truman
Democratic National Action
Mr. Wallace
War
United States Senate
Taft
Cashen
Senare
Democra
Russia
Democratic Committee
Murray City Notes Reflect Local Community Returns
Violet Hulyer, Jennie Fan, and Bea visit for graduation of Miss Marde Hulyer from St. Francis School of Nursing in St. Josephs. Families from Glouster, Nelsonville, Athens, Middleport, and Logan join together as relatives travel for football games, visits, and ceremonies. Ohio University students Barbara Donson and Adrian Closking attend Athens as locals gather for school events and hometown reminders.
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Ray City
Violet Hulyer
Lozan
Jennie Fan
Athen i
Bea
Mss
Marde
Hulyer
St. Francis School of Nursing
St. Joseph's
Joe Hullyer
Rea
Puget
Charies Hoffr
Dan
Irs Lester Sor- Patty
Mies
Barbara Wipatrick
Spencer
Jen Wilson
Elsie Lena Campbell
Helen Margaret
Glouster
Harry Gosney
Middleport
Faith
Lawrence Short
Athens
George Mitchell
New Straitsville
Tory Stonas
Dress of Gayle Kent Aboard a Society Ball
Gayle Kent, engaged to Bart Bartlett, attends a Philadelphia area gala wearing a gown designed by Gale herself. She overhears whispered judgments from guests as she navigates an opulent dinner, with Bart's mother approving and the couple sharing a hopeful, exhausted moment before night ends with a promise of continuation.
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Bari
Gayle Mer
Bart
Gayle
Asis
Mrs Bartlett
Mrs. Bartlett
M Mrs. Bartlett
Bruce
Gale
Philadelphia
Fim Ucile
Nes
Gayie
Lire
Mr. Bartlett
Miss Kent
Lucile
Our National Defense IV Shipbuilding in peacetime and plans
The piece surveys U S shipbuilding after World War I and into 1947, noting output declines, current private yard activity, and Navy yard projects. It discusses 12 naval vessels under construction and 49 merchant ships, with completion projections, and questions the role of government and policy in maintaining a naval and merchant fleet for potential future wars.
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Navy Yards
Navy
Meat appetite and national plenty cause political alarm
The writer argues that Americans value meat and luxury, boasting high consumption and wealth. He asserts politicians cannot control meat supply for long, and notes appetite extends to clothing and housing, reflecting a confidence in national abundance and demand.
A & P Stores Pay 8,000 Workers During Shutdown
New York based A and P chain closed 500 stores amid a trucking strike and informed 8,000 employees they would be paid in full for the shutdown period. The humane gesture cost roughly $400,000 weekly, yet highlighted a generous corporate stance despite the conflict.
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A & PL
New York
Miracle Man Durocher Keeps Dodgers Near Top in NL Race
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Leo Durocher earns praise as a miracle man for guiding a modest squad to remain competitive whether they finish first or second in the National League standings.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Elih
Dodgers
Durocher
Peter Edson's Letter From Washington
Washington commentary on federal investigations expanding to shipbuilding profits surplus property disposal and campaign finance amid calls for frank testimony. The piece recalls General Dawes and Henry Kaiser, critiques the House committees for their approach, and ends with a sidelong note on the Dodgers World Series money and a mystery benefactor.
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Washington
Vasn
May
Dawes
Pershi
Suppis
Henry Kaiser
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
House Merchant Slavin Committee
Oregon
Shay
Gary Hie
Tess Rom Patel
Aden
Millfield News Notes Recap of Local Visits and Socials
Millfield society notes detail visits among Kaszonyi, Willis, and Dennis families, preparations for California relocation, and celebrations including dinners for Frances Wallace and others. Residents attend Ohio events, visits span Glouster to Cleveland, with plans to attend Lancaster Fair and a Os Ohio State study for a Dennis daughter. A newborn son to Mr and Mrs Sycks is noted among local families.
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Millfield
John Kaszonyi
Elizabeth Willis
Clarence
Niles
Kaszonyi
California
Mabel Sanders
Country Club
Lancaster Fair
Frances Wallace
Alice Carr
Mae Boudinot
Janet Cole
Clara Theison
Susie Bell
Maxine Boudinot
Velma Wemer
Donna Sue
Bessie Wemer
Enrollment At Zaleski Charts Increased Staffing
Zaleski School opens with a full staff as enrollment rises in both high and grade schools. Two new teachers join the faculty Mrs Davis from Glouster teaches mathematics language and English and Mr Robert Ballway of Parkersburg teaches instrumental and vocal music. Student officers are listed for seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with class sponsors named as Mrs Leach for seniors juniors seventh grade and eighth grade and Mr Kinneer for sophomores freshmen and eighth grades.
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Zaleski
Davis
Glouster
Robert Ballway
Parkersourg
Clyde Pinney
Clemme Andy
Delores Burley
Esther Chesser
Joan Bighouse
Betty Martin
Betty Heisiey
Elnora Ross
Lettie Eaves
Johnny Lopez
Charlotte Spagnola
Ann Martin
Janet Leach
Jack Hayes
Mary J. Larzent
Wayne Davis
Edith Pinney
Marion Todd
Ann Todd
Alice Andy
Charles Pinney
Dean Heisley
Bob Lint
Ronald Martin
Virginia Larcent
Barbara Todd
Bonnie Bray
Charles Burney
Frank Albaugh
Bob Hopkins
Leach
Kinneer
Kyger Area Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Birth
Kyger area social notes record visits and gatherings among residents including Mr and Mrs Joseph Rupe and sister Rena Rupes of Indianapolis who spent a weekend here. A picnic at the J M Cooley cabin north of Kyger brings together Clarence Cliffords, Stanley Simms, the Gabriolis, B Bradbury and family, and others. Rowley announces the birth of a son Jesse Fred on Sept 23. Many residents share lunches, visits, and property transactions, including the sale of property to Mrs Demple May Vance of Norton and moves by the Lemleys and Grover family.
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Kyger
Joseph Rupe
Rupes
Rena
Indianapolis
J. M. Cooley
Clarence Cliffords
Pomeroy
Stanley Simms
Gabriolis
B. Bradbury
Famiy
Ryger Joe
Don Simms
Rowley
Jesse Fred
Virgie May
Garrett Kerns
Mariin
Emory
Gordon
Robert Grover
Ara Grover
Eleanor
W. Va
Guy Mittehler
Rutland
Mabel Eakin
Charles C. Bradbury
Athens
Bradbury
Ohio
Wade Rupe
Zanesville
MT Dale Sisson
Colutbus
Ohio State Universitiy
Mary Darst
Cash
Parst- Me
Horton Rife
Chffton Stout
Guysville
Harry Tate
Wallace Tate
Ray Searls
A. Searls
Carl Lemley
Lester Boice
Rarl Milter
Ryger
Lemley's
Demple May Vance
Norton, W. Va
Vance
Union Furnace Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
UNION FURNACE Miss Betty Nohrer and Columbus guest list include Mr and Mrs Dallas Worthman. John Kennedy of Columbus recently visited Mr and Mrs William Kennedy. Mr and Mrs John McGuire and son John Bob hosted Mollie Seybert in New Straitsville. Mrs J R McGuire visited Nelsonville on Sept 24. Moss Ella Cramblit visited her ill brother Joan Crambtin. Mrs Orville Kistler and Mrs Inez Kern with daughter Mary A Lonan spent a day with Millie King. Mrs John McGuire a business visitor in Logan. Dan Jones guests included Ed win Worthman Addison Frey Velma Frey. Mrs Brian Calvin and Mrs John McGuire hosted Juanita Yoodard in Lancaster.
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Mary Lanning
Whlong End
Hayward Bush
Faby Shelton
Arthur Lanning
Colwearrd
T. Z. Stone
Mariah Brown
Ty Seere
Logan
Charles Vaneuren
Cohipmus
Clarence Conk Moe Mertle Barnes
Columbus
John Sowden
Robert Anders
Williard Brown
David
Pittschurch
W. G. Dennis
Janet
Dennis
R. H. Werner
Union Furnace
Betty Nohrer
Dallas Worthman
John Kennedy
William Kennedy
John McGuire
John Bob
Mollie Seybert
New Straitsville
J. R. McGuire
Nelsonville
Moss Ella Cramblit
Joan Crambtin
Orville Kistler
Inez Kern
Mary A Lonan
Millie King
Dan Jones
Edwin Worthman
Addison Frey
Velma Frey
Brian Calvin
Juanita Yoodard
Lancaster
WCTL convention held at First Christian Athens
The annual county convention of WCTL was held September 26 at the First Christian Church in Athens. Blanche ey served as president, with memorial services, sessions, and an afternoon address by Rev. Linoyd Evans. Local attendees and 4 H advisors attended, and Grange plans a meeting in October.
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Coolville
WCTL
First Christian Church
Athens
Blancheey
W. C. Whitlateh
Coalville
C. Dennis
Lucy Wharton
E. Brandeberry
Golda McCutcheon
Sarah
Linoyd Evans
Chian
Nelsonsville
A.W. Brandeberry
Coolvillé
W. C. Dennis
Systrateh
Ru Henderon
William Marshall
Ronald Bailey
Chester
Co. B. Kincade
G. R. Walden
Mix
Richard Hayes
Guysville
Denny Ashcraft
Daught Lynn
Misa Virginia Knecht
Hope Walden
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National Dispatch
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Harold Johnson and
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Ters
Pearl Hillver
Bert Anders
Losan
Fred Collins
Powhaten
Barbara Donson
Adrian Dlosking
Giouster
Clayton Ferrell
Bul Wolfe
Jack Hillyer
Martha Robison
Ohio U
Percy
Seoul
Gupte
Diushter
Ente Ieee
Fuandseme
Reece Barren
Gasgie
Mathur
Nate
Gavie
Lucius
Gaale
C.U.H
Miracle Man
Peter Edson
By Galbraith
Ea Ser
Dorothy
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