Byrnes Speech in Paris Defines American Policy
Washington reports that Secretary of State Byrnes delivered a clear, concise Paris address on American foreign policy. He argued that European war threatens U.S. peace, defended preparedness, and stressed bipartisan unity against isolationist miscalculations. He also rejected wartime passions and warned against actions that seed future conflict while reaffirming the Truman Byrnes administration's stance to prevent war without provoking it.
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Alexander Worth
Shade of Des PERCY and the Bartlott nuptials in Columbus
Bruce Bartlett, Yale football star, wins public praise as he meets Gayle Kents family in Columbus. The article traces press attention on Gayle due to engagement, Bart’s charm, and the social reception at a tea with sixty friends, while Jimmie Kent bonds with Bart over sports and shared hometown pride amid Knightly family dynamics.
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Bart
Mr. Kent
Gayle
Black Bart
Yale
Bruce van Dyke Bartlett
Van
Calvin
Dartmouth
Mrs. Kent
Union Furnace Area Social News Notes
Union Furnace area social notes list visitors from Columbus and Detroit to the Patterson and Hull households. Michigan guest Walter Stover and son Danny joined Carl Hull relatives, with other locals hosting relatives from Canal Winchester and Carbon Hill. A funeral in Columbus and updates on A. J Hinnerman’s improving health conclude the column.
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Union Furnace
Columbus
Detroit
Harry Patterson
Walter Stover
Danny
Michigan
Carl Hull
John Bickle
James Bickle
Canal Winchester
Deibert Reinshell
Millie King
Lancaster
Dan Jones
John McGuire
John
Bob
Robert Smith
Carbon Hill
Harry McVey
Hattie Bickle
Robert Ashbaugh
Logan
Don Iles
A. J Hinnerman
Kansas
Signs of the Times on Washington and postwar shifts
A column argues the administration will ease controls after elections, predicting gentler government, less inflation, and rising business freedom. It notes the OPA’s decline, vetern concerns, housing promises, and public demand for practical postwar adjustment as the pendulum swings away from New Deal policies. The piece claims voters are awakening and fed up with empty promises.
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Congress
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Decontrol Needed as Prices Find Free-Market Level
Horace Kime argues in support of immediate price decontrol, criticizing the Price Decontrol Board for reinstating subsidies and urging rapid elimination of price controls. He warns against backsliding on decontrol and stresses competition as the consumer’s ally.
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New York Times
Henry Hazlett
PDB
OPA
Congress
Danube Navigation Question Edges Toward Settlement
Peter Edson reports from Washington that U S officials discount Paris claims the United States will abandon open free navigation on the Danube. After Potsdam and Vienna, U S policy supports unrestricted river traffic to aid Austria and Czechoslovakia, despite Soviet opposition and occupation realities. Gen Mark Clark prioritized opening the Danube as part of the American zone in Austria, but limits remained on the north bank and downstream passage.
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Paris
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Council of Priveiin
London
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Vienna
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Lake Suceras
Senator Vandenberc
Park
John G. Winant
Lake Successfuls
Danube
Rhine
Kiel Canal
Europe
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Mark Clark
Public Forum Letters Against Drink influence and evolution
A reader argues against alcohol for social harm and revenue, calling for proscriptions during Christmas and elections. A second letter condemns modern geopolitics, evolution, and atheism, blaming democracy's decline on secular ideas and urging religious fidelity. Names include Mrs Goldie Colmer and Leonard Tucker.
Union hall proposed as PAC headquarters in Pt Pleasant
Ralph L Staats and Edley M McDonald of the National Maritime Union CIO urge securing the union hall as the PAC headquarters. They note previous discussions on logical sites and thank supporters if their motion passes at the next regular meeting.
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PAC
Ralph L. Staats
Edley M. McDonald
National Maritime Union-Cio
Musgrave Bldg
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Caution Against Communism and Call to Outlaw Party
A citizen letter argues communism opposes God and religion, condemns private property, and favors a Moscow led world dictatorship. It claims persecution of Christians and calls Congress to outlaw the Communist Party to protect American government. John S. Williams of New York City signs the piece.
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United States
Wrong Emphasis Buttue The Messenger
In feir America it is no secret that colleges have substituted evolution for Christianity, ignoring the vital effect on civilization. Under Christianity civilization grew, especially in America which became the refuge of religious freedom during the recent world
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Sunday School and Club Meetings At Fairview Church
Coolville notes a Sunday School at Fairview Church each week at 2 p m with preaching biweekly at 8 p m The Y T C met Sept 24 at the Methodist Church with six members led by O C Bibbee The next meeting was Oct 8 The Helen Macleod Service Guild held its first meeting of the season Oct 3 at Doris Walden s home with a potluck and officer elections Officers from last year were reelected Guests included Mrs Lester Chapman Miss Rose Parnakian Miss Wades Koonst and several others Talks were given by several members The Guild will meet at Mrs A H Parrish s Parkersburg for the next gathering Mrs Grace McPherson and two children spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Glenora Wright at Bethany Ridge Danny Kimble found work in Athens Mr and Mrs G Q Shanks visited Athens including Mrs Gibbs Sunnyside Drive guests of the Witt Norman family included their son Olin and family Mrs Grace Bortz flew in from Orange Calif to visit her parents Mr and Mrs F W Chapman Chapman is seriously ill Les ter Chapman of Poughkeepsie N Y visited Monday The Bingmans and W R Clark dined with Mr and Mrs A W Brand at 2berry
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Y.T.C
Methodist Church
O. C. Bibbee
Helen Macleod Service Guild
Doris Walden
Lester Chapman
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Rose Parnakian
Wades Koonst
A. W. Johnston
Charles McKeen
O. R. Kiracase
E.G. Aiden
Parnakian
Miss Koonst
Guild
A. H. Parrish
Parkersburg
Grace McPherson
Glenora Wright
Bethany Ridge
Danny Kimble
Athens
G. Q. Shanks
3. R. Gibbs
Sunnyside Drive
Witt Norman
Olin
Famiy
Birthday dinners honor family and friends in Kimberly
Mrs Lawrence Lyons hosted a birthday dinner for her husband with guests including Betty Lyons and her children Larry Lee and Danny, Donald Lyons, Paul Burchfield, Junior Rupe, Thelma McDonald and others. Announcements include marriages of Harold Dishong to Mary Hatfield and the Friday service of Florence Carraham visit.
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Kimberly
Lawrence Lyons
Mrs. Lyons
Betty
Larry Lee
Danny
Donald Lyons
Paul Burchfield
Junior Rupe
Thelma McDonald
Elmer McDonald
Rose Mary Jones
Able Browning
Richard West
Leonard Hill
Lancaster
John Chilcote
Flora Poling
Ellie Chilcote
Floria Poling
Junior Poling
Buck Jenkins
Herbert Monk Farms
18Th Infantry Medics
Cobwig
Germany
Selective Service Board No. 2
Athens County
Legion Building
Nelsonville
Lawrence Tons
Mansfield
Radio Highlights in New York Delayed World Series Moves to Boston
The report outlines MBS and NBC scheduling shifts with a 1:15 p.m. start and 1 p.m. Thursday repeat, new play by play duo Arch McDonald and Jim Britt, plus added programs such as Private Detective Michael Shayne and Time on Trial. CBS and ABC features include Bernard Baruch on atomic energy and the Yugoslavia eyewitness drama, with a slate of variety and musical shows across networks and times.
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Boston
MBS
St. Louis
Arch McDonald
Jim Britt
Red Barbers
Michael Shayne
ABC
Boston Symphony Hour
Serge Koussevitzky
CBS
Bernard Baruch
Freedom House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Yugoslavia
Improvements in Athens fire protection outlined by safety director
Scott Haney city safety director explained three year improvements to Athens fire protection before the Kiwanis Club detailing upgraded equipment updated training and new response protocols for quicker emergency service.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
Scott Haney
Athens Community Concert Association Opens Membership Drive
The Athens Community Concert Association organized in Athens in spring 1926 with Dr. T. L. R. Biddle as president opened its membership drive. Prof. Gerald O. Dykstra joined the staff of Ohio University School of Commerce. Dad's Day at Ohio University was set for Oct 23 with a football game against the University of Cincinnati, announced by Clark Williams.
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Athens
TL. R. Biddle
Gerald O. Dykstra
Ohio University School of Commerce
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Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Clark Williams
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