Ban the truth to avert war with Russia and the United States
David Lawrence argues that uncensored Soviet and Soviet-backed messaging would prevent war by exposing internal propaganda. He claims Stalin’s recent statements are designed to influence American and British opinion, not signal policy change, and urges full public disclosure of all notes exchanged with the Soviet Union since World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Stalin
Br 2
Alexander Werth
Paris
Salim
Tors
Merica
Briain
America
Britain
Tsva
Moscow
Athens area churches schedule broad Sunday services
A long list of church events across Athens area signs Sunday activities. Readings and services cover Saint Pauls Center Avon Methodists and numerous local congregations with times from 9:30 a.m. to evening prayers, Communion observances, youth activities, and revival sessions led by various pastors and visiting speakers through Oct. 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Pilgrim Holiness
W. E. Honexcutt
Irs
W. D. Chatfield
Marion
Dramatic engagement clashes with press plan and art
Gayle confronts a newsprint gambit as Rose’s portrait of Bart provokes a libel claim. Miss Holland arranges formal announcements while Gayle frets over publicity, money, and Bart’s generosity. Rose defends the painting, insisting it captures Bart’s character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Gayle
Lew Haven
Rose
Rosa
Castle
Sycamore
Miss Holland
Addre
Bruce
Garle
Gayie
Nuernberg War Crimes Verdicts Signal New Precedent
The Nuernberg trial ends after ten months with sentences and acquittals for 22 Nazi leaders. The piece argues a new norm: it is an international crime to start a war, potentially shaping future conflicts. It warns fear of defeat may not deter fanatics, and questions whether trials will actually prevent future wars. Washington Times Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Military Tribunal
Nuernberg
Nazi Germany
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon III
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Rome
Hons
Goering
Harry Hopkins
Keitel
George C. Marshall
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Schacht
Elmer Davis
Hans Fritsche
Robert E. Sherwood
Alfred Rosenberg
Tokyo
Hitlers
Tojos
Mussolinis
Napoleon I
Hitler
Mussolini
Washington Times-Herald
Ickes critiques nationalized coal amid rising prices critique
Harold L igkes former Interior Secretary and now columnist argues Congress has not pursued nationalization of coal yet John L Lewis effectively controls the industry. He notes bituminous coal prices rising to 31.5 cents and anthracite near 1.25 dollars a ton, warns of higher costs for operators and consumers and potential shifts to oil or gas as coal loses competitiveness. He links the issue to inflation and dollar depreciation and cites the Portland Oregonian editorial response to Mr Ickes column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L.igkes
Roosarsit
Columinist
Congress
John L. Lewis
Industran
Mr. Lewis
Portland Oregonian
Ickes
Gold miners beg for relief as prices fixed at 335 an ounce
Peter Edson reports gold miners traveling to Washington to press for price relief amid mine shutdowns and rising costs. Treasury Secretary Snyder keeps gold at 335 an ounce, arguing production needs and wartime production shifts, while miners warn of high tax, upkeep, and labor costs.
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Washington
House
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Sometme
Maintenaner
Pro. Hackien
Snyder
India
United States
New World Bank and Monetary Stabilization Fund
Ett
Radio Highlights and Weekend Schedule Across Networks
New York CBS splits two game regional coverage beginning Saturday with Columbia versus Navy in the East and Western versus Wisconsin in the Midwest Evanston. NBC and CBS listings include Meredith Willson Orchestra, Burns and Allen, FBI, boxing, and Meet the Press with various hosts and times. Liquid glass is described as a liquid in suspended animation made from time soda and sand.
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New York
CBS
Astern
Columbia
Midwest
West
Western
Wisconsin
Evanston
Navy
Army
Cornell
Mbs
Tulane
Florida
New Orleans
Meredith Willson
Burns
Moore and Durante
ABC
FBI
Breakhe Bank
Jerry Flor‘lin
Reuben Shank
AIBS
Dorsey
Harry James Band
Meet the Press
Coolville Methodist Charge Sunday Services and Meetings
Sunday worship at Hockingport 9:30 with Sunday school 10:30. Coolville 9:45 Sunday school and 10:45 preaching. Little Hocking Rally Day with address by Rev. Myers of Marietta. Brothel hosts all day meeting and Ball Day service with basket dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville Mission
John Baker
Ghi
Zion BR
Church Lane School
Whoa
Martha
Tea Cantey
Tio Pom
Albany Methodist Parish
Temple
Ville
Oscar Aa. King
Church OF God
Wesley Foundaion
L. Tgacher
Old Blk Kellogg
Chilinens
Wesley Foundation
Dick Mathews
Ohio Ave
Wesley Fi Fon Board of Regents
Hathamar
Cial Board
Wesley Foundation Personnel Council
Martzolff
Delta Sigma Theta
Carpenter First Baptist
G. C. Gorby
Charles 7. Bowen
United Church
Range
Columbia
Redtown
MT. Zion Baptist Lund School
Ant
Frank C. Cleveland
BYPU
the Missionary Society
Carl Beil
Hockingport
Coolvile
Little Hockine
Ren Myers
Marietta
Monn
Athens County News In Brief Ten Years Ago Highlights
Ruth Burdette reports 213 humune licenses issued in September raising year total to 3358. Probate judge notes a 30 percent September decline versus August. New officers at Athens High School include John Lockard president Ted Sprague vice president Dwight Riley secretary Stephen Fuller treasurer. Rotary Club members led by Atty. R. W. Finsterwald attend intercity meeting in Marietta. Elizabeth Catherine Watkins pledges funds for gym and community building at Middleport High School. Russell Rupp visits Mrs. Clint Carr. officiating trips to Parkersburg and Cincinnati. Yankees beat Cardinals 2 1 in Game One of the 1926 World Series in NYC. Ohio University band debuts at OU-Rio Grande game with new drum major Frank Peavey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Burdette
Athens County
Athens High School
John Lockard
Ted Sprague
Dwight Riley
Stephen Fuller
Athens Rotary Club
Atty. R. W. Finsterwald
Marietta
Ohio University
Frank Peavey
Culver Military Academy
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Athens Area Church Services
W. H
Rec
Husson
G. HE
Saint Paul's
Abe Ave
Rm. Church School
Himunien
Tio P
Roexsner Wall Preden
Tally
Trimble Church OF Christ
S . Cmston
Coolville
U. B
Tland Presbyter
Res
Marietta Presbyterian Y
Mar
Grawam Chapel
Toraom
Roy Deefer
Fismal
Sadie Hawk
Albany Baptist Sabbath School
Episcopal
J. Browne
Harold Landis Abpmyer
Brole
Ian Hicdenene
Vy Parne
James
Mor' S Ave
Dana Barnhill
Wesleyan Methodist
MT. Aion Ridge
Young People
Alexander Pre
Jack Lindley
Isill
George C. Parks
Universite
The
Church
Tian
Westminster
Byterian
Wipsanton
Sun
Bates Ind
Clark's Chapel
New Marshfield
Union - Sunday School
M. T. McDonald
Newtown
Percy
Gavir
College Preifesur
Tye
Bruce Marnell
Chey Fine
GUR
Peter Edson
Lewis
Coolville Methodist Charge
By Galbraith
Rea Redvick
S. M. Johnson
Middleport
Elizabeth Catherine Watkins
New York City
Ar. Russell Rupp
Cleveland
Rupp
Clint Carr
Second St
Parkersburg
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
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