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Athens
Joho W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbuz
Cleveland
Enduring Needs After War War Fund Appeals Again
The National War Fund continues in its mission with 22 relief and hospitality agencies. The drive supports USO, United China Relief, Philippine War Relief, and other groups aiding veterans, war victims, and Europeans facing winter shortages. Citizens are urged to donate to assist soldiers abroad and displaced families at home.
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National War Fund
USO
Japan
Germany
United China Relief
Philippine War Relief
Europe
Editors Urge Caution On Proposed Socialized Medicine Measure
The Christian Science Monitor warns that any social security legislation carries dangers of paternalism bureaucracy and political pressure for excess spending. It deems the revised bill less costly yet lacking convincing figures and urges careful public scrutiny before Congress. The Mobile Press backs the Monitor noting the vast difference between sound social security and impractical experiments.
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Congress
Christan Science Monitor
Herry Clay
The
Monitor
Mobile
Alabama
Frankfurt mayor urges national atonement for Nazi past
A repentant Frankfurt mayor addresses a large German radio audience urging the nation to face responsibility for Nazi actions. He notes that voters backed Hitler in 1937 and argues Germans must acknowledge complicity to prevent a repeat, calling for open self-scrutiny by the whole people.
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Frankfurt
Vax Tre
Hiller
Debate on full employment bill tests Congress and markets
Washington analyzes a proposed full employment measure amid liberal and conservative doubts. It argues the bill should focus on enabling private enterprise through incentives and policy clarity, not promise universal jobs. It warns against vague pledges and calls for broad, unbiased economic data to guide policy.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Supreme Court
Budget Bureau
Labor-Management conference eyed as permanent policy body
President Truman proposed continuing the Labor-Management conference as an executive advisory group to Congress and the administration. A small, elite panel of labor and management leaders would meet in Washington to decide labor policy, with invited delegates limited to 100 in closed sessions.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Labor
Management
Schwellenbach
Commerce Wallace
Labor Department
Willam Green
John L. Lewis
Phil Murray
Sidney Hillman
Eric A. Johnston
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ira Mosher
National Association of Manufacturers
Red apple label for benefits bill criticized as unflattering
The term red apple is deemed inappropriate for the bill liberalizing Army and Navy benefits. It argues the bill offers reasonable compensation for services rendered, and that peacetime forces will handle significant duties, including supervising former enemies and ensuring surrender terms.
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Army
Navy
Secr
Tupers Plains Man Returns Home From War
Sergeant Harvey Hardway son of Mr and Mrs Charley Hardway of Tup pers Plains is home with an honorable discharge. He received separation papers September 17 1945 at Camp Atterbury Indiana after three years and 20 days overseas including London Paris and France. He wears the good conduct medal ETO ribbon battle campaign star and served in the signal corps. He left for the army May 11 1942. Other local notes include hospital operation for Alice Dotson and various visits, moves, and arrivals in the community surrounding Tup pers Plains.
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Tuppers Plains
Harvey Hardway
Charley.Hardway
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
States
London
Paris
France
Signal Corps
Army
American Telephone Co
Dana Hoffman, Jr
Navy
Dana Hoffman
Alice Dotson
Parkersburg
William Fulton
Long Bottom
Smith Cabin
Maggie Torrence
East Liverpool
George Hamilton
C. H. Green
Everett Parker
Oran Warner
Bernice
Canton
Walter Shields, Jr
Columbus
D. C. Morena
Marietta
Maggie Parker
Cora Hamilton
Paul Green
Charles
Coolville
H. Green
H. D. Parker
Belpre
Cemeterieg
Hobart Vineyard
United Brethren Parsonage
Crown City Social And Personal Notes
Crown City notes Mr Redmond Rose has been seriously ill for over a week with all his children present. Pvt James Gorby visits on furlough from Boston and will receive his discharge this week. Mr and Mrs Lewis Woodyard bought their home from Ed and Mrs Williams of Oak Hill. Bernard Williams discharged from the Army. Junior Sheets on furlough from Florida. New backboards bought for school rooms. Mrs Olaf Murray taken to St Marys Hospital Thursday. New preacher Hersherman and family moved into the apartment over the old post office.
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Crown City
Redmond Rose
James Gorby
Boston
Camp
Lewis Woodyard
Ed Williams
Oak Hill
Bernard Williams
Junior Sheets
Florida
Olaf Murray
St. Marys Hospital
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Hersherman
Lessons From London Conference Defy Simple Peace Myths
A fiery Big Five Foreign Ministers session in London exposed sharp divergences hindering world peace. The talks pushed the UN toward broad cooperation, rejecting rigid spheres of influence while noting Cold War tensions. A London dinner quip about the atomic bomb highlights bargaining leverage in postwar diplomacy.
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London
Council For Foreign Ministers
United Nations
New World Security Organization
Foreign Ministers’ Council
John M. Hightower
Washington
Russia
Europe
London Dispatch
Sam
Molotov
U. S
Byrnes
Corning Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Furloughs
Corning social notes report Ssgt Raymond Ballis on a 45 day furlough near Burr Oak then to Camp Breckenridge Ky for discharge. He and sister Eloise visit relatives in Cleveland and Akron as Rev Kinder from St Joseph Mo plans a revival at Coolville before returning to Missouri. John Harmon’s son Cpl William Harmon arrived Seattle and will be home in two weeks after four years in the South Pacific. Mrs Frank Archer of Zanesville visited the Stallings and James Jones Sr and son Bernard were in Zanesville. Women’s Society of Christian Service invites members to bring baby or youth pictures for a meeting at Mrs Mary Spence’s home Tuesday night. Miss Marye Eleanor Erasure and Miss Millie Miskle were in Gloucester.
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Corning
Raymond Ballis
Burr Oak
Camp Breckenridge
Eloise
Set
James Ballis
Cleveland
Akron
Ford Kinder
St. Joseph
J. R. Stallings
Missouri
Kinder
Coolville
John Harmon
Cpl
William Harmon
Seattle
Wash
Corporal Harmon
South Pacific
Frank Archer
Zanesville
James Jones, Sr
Bernard
Murray City News Items
Pfc. Jack C. Cook is spending a 30 day fur lough with his parents. He has served 37 months with 25 overseas. Mr. Oscar Johnson is improving at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Bolenger and son returned to Columbus after visiting relatives here. Andy Leslie has returned to Alabama after visiting his sister Mrs. Walter Lauriskey. PT.A. held its first meeting electing officers Mrs. Ben Hillyer president and others. Plans made for Halloween party and a school carnival. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hillyer visiting Newark and Cincinnati. Nancy Hillyer returned to Cincinnati. Mr. Harve Campbell and Audrey Willoughby visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffmar moved to Seidenfeld property. Seidenfelds sold home and moved to Wichita Kan. Mrs. Fid Peacock spent Wednesday at Hoffman home. Mrs. Erma Hillyer visiting sister Lena Keeton. Maggie Campbell returned after visiting Willoughby. Miss Betty Lu Gottke visited grandmother Martha Huston. Mae Harmon business visit to Athens. Wm. Butin and Russell Butin with Betty Rice and Columbus visitors at Johnsons. Wm. Justice and family visited Elmer Evans. Mrs. Cora Walters of Akron spending days here caring for Miss Effie Jonas. Margaret Wooten and Charles Hoffman with Floyd Keeton and son visited Athens. Almeda Moody of Glouster visited her mother Helen Wilson. Bob Mitchells moved to Coshocton. Miss Varonia Mowery returned home after summer in Columbus and begins fall term at Ohio University.
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Murray City
Pfc
Jack C. Cook
Clarence Cook
Cook
Oscar Johnson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Gail Bolenger
Columbus
Andy Leslie
Alabama
Walter Lauriskey
Pt.a
Ben Hillyer
Genia Mohney
Mabel Lefever
Waveline Bateman
Haze Stone
Oscar Hillyer
Paul Cupp
Newark
Virgi Hillyer
Cincinnati
Nancy Hillyer
Harve Campbell
Audrey Willoughby
Charles Hoffmar
Seidenfeld
Wichita
Kan
Fid Peacock
Orbiston
Hoffman
Erma Hillyer
Lena Keeton
Maggie Campbell
Willoughby
Betty Lu Gottke
Colummbus
Martha Huston
Mae Harmon
Wm. Butin
Russel Butin
Betty Rice
Robert Johnson
Wm. Justice
Albert Justice
Bett Trowbridge
Lancas
Elmer Evans
Sunny
Cora Walters
Akron
Effie Jonas
Margaret Wooten
Charles Hoffman
Floyd Keeton
Son
Almeda Moody
Glouster
Helen Wilson
Bob Mitchell
Coshocton
Varonia Mowery
Ohio University
Oak Grove News Notes Highlights Local Visitors
Oak Grove residents share visits from Akron and Carbondale families. V. C. Patterson recently discharged from the Army. Navy enlistment noted for George Walton Jr. of Ashland. Visiting relatives include Mrs. Hartman and daughter, Bernadine Mourne, and the Cagg family hosting several guests in Columbus Zaleski and Muncie.
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Oak Grove
V. C. Patterson
Akron
S. M. Cagg
Patterson
Paul Kennard
Carbondale
Charles Hartman
Douglas Hartman
Bernadine
Joan Mourne
Columbus
George Walton, Jr
Ashland
J. E. Cagg
Navy
Louisville
William Marcum
Zaleski
Edward Cage
Danny Ed
Muncie
Ind
Early Life in Opera and Ballet Trials of a Child Prodigy
The narrator recalls a disjointed childhood across New York, California, Hawaii, Europe, and Russia. Ill mother tried to return to stage life, causing family strain and relocation. A wartime Milan debut, an ill fated Butterfly baby scene, and strict grandmama training shaped a gifted, overworked child dancer and pianist.
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New York
California
Hawaii
Europe
England
Mother
Grandmama
Turin
Italy
Hara-Kiri
Addie
Tornado Strikes Long Bottom District Causing Home Losses
A Tuesday evening tornado in Long Bottom caused severe damage to homes gardens and trees with the J C Swan kitchen demolished by a fallen pine and glass broken at Pigott Poultry houses. The storm lasted about three minutes while residents, families and visitors visited and recovery began.
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Long Bottom
J. C. Swan
C. E. Myers
O. E. German
Pigott Poultry Houses
Clyde Lawrence
Paul Lawrence
Phylliss
Wilbur Bissell
Paul
Clyde Lawerences
Paul Morrison
Pensacola
Frs
Everett Sisson
Donald Myers
Sue Ann
E. Myers
Methodist Church
Herold Osborn
Foreign Service
E. L. Clark
Tuppers Plains
C. J Barnhills
EB. Lawrence
Serena Sisson
Parkersburg
R. L. Larkins
Marvin Marks
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