Information bureaus and democracy in the cold war
Lawrence's Dispatch analyzes a nine nation Communist information bureau and argues for a robust US funded propaganda network to counter Soviet misrepresentations. The piece urges billions for radio stations and presses to inform Western Europe and other nations while cautioning against domestic alarm over state sponsored messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Communist” Organization
Congress
Voice of America
America
Western
Europe
Russia
Belgrade
Happy in Savannah Meeting with Steve Landers
Happy discovers in the Savannah newspaper that Stephen Landers, a famed newspaper correspondent and radio commentator, will speak at the Auditorium. She travels with Madelaine and Joyce to Savannah to see him, disguising excitement as they plan a tea visit and a possible movie outing. Steve greets her warmly in his hotel suite while insisting she not attend his upcoming lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Steve
Stephen Landers
Joyce
Madelaine
Happy
George
Faraway
Mr. Landers
DeSoto
Nationalism and the Cold War Aims
The piece argues the Cold War is not about opposing economic communism but about stopping Moscow from forcing totalitarianism via brute force and nationalism. It asserts the United States must lead, avoid backhanded blame, and prevent any nation from creating a dominant empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Moscow
Gromyko
Vishinsky
Germany
Old Hat: Arnold Warns On Aeronautical Research Funding
Gen Henry H Arnold former head of the U S air forces says funding for aeronautical research is dangerously small as guided missiles atomic energy and jet propulsion grow. He notes it took ten years to bring the B 29 Superfortress from design to flight and that the P 80 Shooting Star requires updates already in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Arnold
Voice of America urged to adopt tougher foreign broadcasts
Advisers in the State Department push for a more aggressive U S government voice overseas. The Voice of America has aired straight news, but now faces pressure as postwar wartime psychological warfare tactics end and Congress trims funding, shifting work to commercial broadcasters under contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
U.S
Voice of America
Moscow
Warsaw
Belgrade
U. S
Korea
China
Middle East
Europe
Nikola Petkov
Voice
Office of War Information
Army Psychological Warfare Branch
Office of Strategic Services
Congress
Local families travel for meetings and visits
Mrs. Carl Coakley and Mrs Honey attended a state Parent Teacher Association meeting in Columbus. Mrs John Ruscoe hosted a dinner for her son Ruhls 21st birthday. Mr and Mrs J A Holmes planned a trip to California and Honolulu. The Ayers family moved to New Straitsville and Frank Wrightsel moved into their former home. The UCD Club gathered at Mrs William Armitages home as C H Welch visited Cincinnati for her son Wilson J Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Coakley
Honeyfelt
Henry Lancaster
Nelsonville
Columbus
The
Parent-Teacher Association
John Ruscoe
Ruhl
Norman Ayers
MecArthur
New Straitsville
Frank Wrightsel
Ayers
Mrs. C. H. Welch
Cincinnati
Wilson J. Welch
Local society and community notes from Nelsonville to Albany
Miss Vivian Coakley of Nelsonville hosts a bridge dinner and shower with Mrs. Phil Ong and Miss Louise Skinner. Miss Helen Jane Faris of Pomeroy joins Chi Omega at Denison University. Daughters of the St George Club meet with Mrs. Jack Brown and Mrs. William Hodgson Sr. in Glouster. Two independent mayoral candidates in Athens contest C C Cornell and Scott Haney. Athens High School Presidents Club hosts a dance with Jack Dalton’s band led by Sue Woolley and Clyde Littler. Miss Merle Danford of Trimble celebrates a birthday surprise party. Albany Garden Club meets at Mrs. Vorhees home with Mrs. J. & Cline presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Coakley
Nelsonville
Phil Ong
Louise Skinner
Helen Jane Faris
Pomeroy
Chi Omega Sorority
Denison University
Daughters of the
St. George Club
Jack Brown
William Hodgson, Sr
Glouster
Presidents Club of
Athens High School
Jack Dalton
Sue Woolley
Clyde Littler
Garden Club
Albany
C. F. Vorhees
J. &. Cline
Sam Simmons Says on Inflation and National Debt
Sam Simmons argues that inflation is not more serious than postwar prices and warns the national debt, now eight times post WWI, could force high taxes or default. He suggests stabilizing wages prices and profits at current levels to cover interest with existing taxation, warning bondholders may lose value over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sullivan
Fall Carnival Set For Thursday At Glouster High
Glouster schools announce the annual Fall Carnival to be held Thursday evening on the space between the high school and Monroe building. A small gate fee will apply. Activities include candy booth, lunch stand, dance, style show, musical and athletic shows, radio and picture shows, fortune telling, novelty acts, cake booth, candied apples, white elephant auction, used clothing sale, novelties and admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Monroe
Rachel Murray
Dora Brocket
Elinor Anderson
Lou Munden
Richard Simcox
Ralph Darling
Neil Roberts
Lucille Grubbs
Sibyl Kurtzman
Norman Powers
Stella Weldon
Betty Rose
Marie Eddy
Frances Thomas
Louise Gladden
Sabra Armstrong
Enid Cox
Pauline Myers
Eva Kientz
Garden Club Cleans Road Flower Beds
The Garden Club met at Mrs. C. A. Bingman home with co host Mrs. Ernest Bingman. New member Merrill Ogg joined. the Route 13 flower beds were cleaned for winter. Next meeting set for Thursday Nov 13 hosted by Mrs. E H Taylor and Mrs. W A Craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Guinther
B. R. Angle
John Binderbasin
W. A. Craft
Alfred Howard
Thomas Reese
Charles Sweeney
E. H. Taylor
Thomas Williams Sr
W. R. Balderson
Alfred McCance
Canal Zone Visitors Plan Four Months Stay
GLOUSTER Mr and Mrs W R Keyes and their son Randy arrived in New York from Cristobal Panama Canal Zone and motored to Glouster for a four months vacation with Mrs Keyes parents Mr and Mrs T D McAfoose and with Mr Keyes sister Miss Thelma Keyes Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. R. Keyes
Randy
New York
Cristobal
Panama Canal Zone
Navy
Betty McAfoose
T. D. McAfoose
Keyes
Official Visitor Honored Guest at Moose Dinner
Glouster Chapter 244 Women of the Moose announce an official visitor will attend their meeting Thursday Oct 16. A formal six o clock dinner is at Hotel Gordon and members should reserve by Tuesday. Initiation follows at 7 30 p m in the chapter room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Women of the Moose
Hotel Gordon
Chapter Ces
Masonic Hall
Medical Comment Column Urges Thoughtful Hospital Visiting
Dr. William A. O'Brien advises limiting daily visitors per patient and respecting visiting hours to aid convalescence. Families welcome for seriously ill patients, but the patient’s needs come first, with hospital personnel cautious about reporting conditions. For intercostal neuralgia a reader asks for relief. an answer notes novocaine nerve injections have helped some patients.
Second Frontier Demonstration Shows Farm Improvement Gains
Meigs County Agent C E Blakeslee reports the Second Frontier event in Licking County as a model for upgrading poor farms. Demonstrations included liming fertilization contour strips trash mulch seedings diversion ditches tree planting and pond building. Attendees included local officials and farmers such as Herbert Shields Fagan Price Charles Carper O G Shields C N Jones George Beatty and John Fiesly. Harold Carnahan noted artificial insemination can boost milk production, citing nine bulls over 19 years with three improving output and five underperforming, underscoring proved sires as key to better Meigs County dairy herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Blakeslee
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Licking County
F. J. Reed
Herbert Shields
Meigs County Aaa
Fagan Price
Charles Carper
O. G. Shields
C. N. Jones
George Beatty
John Fiesly
Harold Carnahan
Carnahan
Bologna
Industrial Report Slated At Meeting
GLOUSTER The October meeting of the Board of Commerce will be held in the city building at 7:30 p m. The board reports on industrial projects and invites new members to join the organization devoted to securing new industries for the community. One member urged joining to help the valley attract industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Board of Commerce
Sailor Returns to U S After Pacific Duty
Sir Charles Morrison arrives in San Diego after six months in the South Pacific and Australia. He plans a Navy discharge on November 17 after a two year enlistment and expects to be home for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Sir Charles Morrison
South Pacific
Australia
Naval Service
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Damage Slight in Fire at Dunlap Residence
GLOUSTER The local fire department responded to an alarm at noon Sunday at 20 Spring St. where a fire started in the home of Mr and Mrs Dunlap presumably from defective wiring. The blaze was easily extinguished and damage was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Spring St
Dunlap
Glouster Personal Notes Weekend Visiting Rumors
Glouster residents Hamilton Kennett, employed in Zanesville, spent the weekend with his family at the Parfitt home. Visitors included Will Yaw of Middletown Ira Mitchel of Columbus Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson of Columbus with plans to return tonight. William Mason and daughters Joan and Fannie Mae visited Lancaster relatives Connie Mason. Henshaw couple drove to Utica to visit John Bricker family for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Russell Kennett
Zanesville
Harry Parfitt
Will Yaw
Middletown
Ira Mitchel
Columbus
J. W. Yaw
Jack Anderson
William Mason
Joan
Fannie Mae
James Wallace
Connie Mason
Lancaster
J. H. Henshaw
Utica
Ohio
John Bricker
Pedestrian Killed in Findlay Car Collision
Arlington man John W. Sowers, 64, was struck and killed by a car in Findlay, Ohio. The crash investigation continues as authorities release few details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay, CO
John W. Sowers
Arlington
Birth announced for Garry Lee Michael in Parkersburg
Mr and Mrs Samuel Michael announce the birth of a son at St Josephs hospital Parkersburg on October 4. The baby weighs six pounds and is named Garry Lee. Grandparents are Dana Hamm and G S Michael and great grandparent M B Bailey all of near Minersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Samuel Michael
Dorothy Hamm
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburgh
Garry Lee
Dana Hamm
G. S. Michael
Minersville
M. B. Bailey
Marriage Licenses Shown From Meigs County Listings
Recent Meigs County marriage licenses list multiple couples with ages and occupations including Charles Shawver and Lois Eans both of Dexter, Charles Fitzwater and Dora Greene of Hobson, Lawrence Plants and Arlene Bernard of Pomeroy, James Genoozies and Helen Wagner of Columbus/Pomeroy, and others from Chester, Flora, Athens, Parkersburg, Reedsville, Long Bottom, Nelsonville, Syracuse, Vinton, Williamstown, and Mariaville with varied trades such as miner, clerk, factory worker, and farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Meigs County
Charles D. Shawver
Dexter
Lois Jean Eans
Charles Fitzwater
Hobson
Dora E. Greene
Lawrence Plants
Columbus
Arlene Bernard
James Genoozies
Helen Wagner
Donald Hartung
Farmer
Chester
Billy Jean Fost
Flora
Brewster Higgins
Athens
Dorothy M. Bavinger
Harrisonville
J. A. Thompson
Fannie Ellis
William Floryd Ruth
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lula Belle Hart
Carl W. Walton
Pickerington
Ohio
Radio Highlights New York Listings Monday
NBC 8 Cavalcade drama The Forge 8:30 Barlow concert 9:30 Doe I Q 10 Contented Concert 10:30 Fred Waring CBS 7:30 Bob Crosby club 8:30 Godfrey and Talent Scouts 8 Radio Theater Great Expectations 10 My Friend Irma ABC 8 On Stage America 9 Candid Microphone 9:30 Summary Kaye Band 10 Adm Ben Morell on Steels Expansion Program MBS 8 Scotland Yard 8:30 Charlie Chan 9:30 Did Justice Triumph to resume
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New York
NBC
Barlow
Doe I.Q
Fred Waring
CBS
Godfrey
Irma
ABC
America
Kaye Band
Ben Morell
Steel
MBS
Scotland Yard
Did Justice
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United Nations Assembly
India
Peggy Dorn
NEA Service, Ing
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J. A. Holmes
California
Honolulu
UCD Club
William Armitage
H. A. Wooley
Charles Slaughter
C. C. Cornell
Scott Haney
Merle Danford
Trimble
Sam Simmons
Canal Zone
Mark
William A. O'Brien
Sailor
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