One World Flight Policy Rift in War Department View
Washington opinion argues Army Air Forces should fly worldwide for training without State Department approval. It contends global air maneuvers are essential to future UN warfare and that diplomacy must not curb military practice. It warns fear of diplomacy could hamper Pacific defense and Guam fortification.
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Washington
War Department
Department of State
Army Air Forces
Armed Services
United States
Navy
United Nations
Army Air Force
Honolulu
Cairo
Arctic
Russia
America
Polar
North Pole
South Pole
Japan
Navy Department
Congress
Guam
Pacific
Shade of Sycamore. A Wedding and a Family’s Sudden Loss
The wedding and its accompanying strains end as Bart and Gayle return to New York for their delayed home, only to learn of Mr. Bartlett’s death. Bart leans on Gayle while she mourns, and the will reshapes plans, leaving Gayle as widow and trust holder. The couple confronts grief, a costly interior project, and a clash with a demanding decorator while rebuilding their life in Sycamore and New York.
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Bart
Newark
Ihom
Mr. Bartlett
Gayle
Sycamore
Beter
Mrs. Bartlett
Garle
X Wallace
Bartlett
Octavia Brice Bartlett
Bruce van Dyke Bartlett
New York
Bart Seoon
Gasie
Cnhe
Cain plan for American Authors Authority risks censorship
A hard boiled proposal by James M Cain calls for a closed guild system where writers belong to trade groups controlling copyright and marketing through the American Authors Authority. Critics warn the AAA could dictate subject matter, suppress independence, and threaten a free press despite promised higher pay.
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James M. Cain
The
American Authors Authority
AAA
Cain
ASCAF
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
James Petrillo
Musicians’ Union
ASCAP
Petrillo
Screen Writers Guild
Radio and Picture Industries
Public Health and the Risks of a Universal Medical Program
A critique of sweeping Wagner Murray-Dingell public health proposals warns they would grant the Federal government extensive control over medical practice at great cost. The piece argues true public health rests on preventing illness by improving housing, working conditions, and related factors, not universal socialized medicine. It cites progress from private plans and voluntary efforts as preferable to a large, federally run system.
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Wagner Murray-Dingell
Insurance Ken Society of America
Pune
Rhine traffic opening eyed to aid German unification
Peter Edson reports that France may soon agree to open Rhine River traffic to all four zones, boosting economic unification plans for occupied Germany. Free flow of goods could speed imports of food and raw materials, while easing trade barriers. A Washington mission led by Howard Petersen will pursue handing German exports to a U S and British agency to fund imports and stabilize finances.
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Washington
Rhine
Germany
U.S
Britvisa
Netherands
Switzerland
Europe
Danube
Even- TV
Poune
Berlin
Potsdam
Bremerhaven
Hamburg
Otter Light Industries
Rick
Howard C. Petersen
RFC
George Allen
Arthur Paul
DeWitt C. Lehreck
U.S. Commercial Company
State, Treasury
War Department
U.S. Commercial Co
Birth of a son announced in Leon community
Mrs. Grant Beauer reported the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moody at Nitro. This is Moody's second child and first son. Other brief items note local visits, travel to Charleston and Point Pleasant, and residents visiting relatives, with several names including Ivah Stalanaker, Dorsel Greenlee, Mary Joan Burdette, and Edna Burdette.
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Leon
Grant Beauer
Joan Robert
Jack Moardy
Nitro
Moody
Ivah Stalanaker
Beauer
Billy Dave Cossin
New River State College
Dencil Cossin Lyda Smith
Tamita Hing
Charleston
Wo Oo. Spurlock
Charlies
A A. Thomas
Sella Dow
Bertha Cruma
Joyce Cossin
Point Pleasant
Agne. Beaver
den Corning
Wiliam Longstaff
Okey Stone
Thomas
Ripies
P. F. Burns
Elbert Greenlee
Middelport
Helen
Henderson Social Items Highlight Family Visits and Local Notes
Henderson area society items report Grace Rovers visiting Point Pleasant 1 Ma. and Mrs Carat Long from Pittsburgh staying with Mr and Mrs James Mayes. Church dinner served by WSCS at Henderson Methodist Church. Rev L D Seard reelected to circuit by Methodist Conference. Mrs Elizabeth Mayes and Mrs Martin Thompson of Pearisburg called Baltimore for sister Belle Duggan illness. Reports mention influenza recovery, Vaughan Mayes leg issue, Christofet Mares at G C Murphy Co taking office duties, Jack Colley enlisting in U S Army, Steamer Variets accident, and various family visits in Henderson.
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Henderson
Grace Rovers
Point Pleasant
Orr
Carat Long
Pittsburgh
James T Mayes
Long
Pittshurch
WSCS
Henderson Methodist Church
L. 2D. Seard
Methodist
Elizabeth Mayes
Martin Thompson
Pearismouth
Baltimore
Belle Duggan
Ruth Simpkins
Mayes
Frances Clark
Goffrey Moore
Vaughan
Diddle
Hendersaing
Harley Hall
Seliee Meade
Robert Siders
Hendersean
Jimmy Mayes
Robert Mayes
Tory
Tapidis
Christofet Mares
G. C. Murphy Co
Kelsey Frost
Cart
Stanley Colley
Mgr
Jack Colley
U. S. Army
Hughie Daugherty
Inmogene Moore
Coolville Area Personal Notices and Social Guests
Local readers note a string of social calls and visits from Coolville and nearby areas. Guests include Mr and Mrs Wade Dueriak, Mr and Mrs G R Walden, and Miss Barbara Chapman of Ohio University, with several trips to Charleston and Cincinnati noted, alongside weekend stays and Sunday gatherings at various homes.
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Coolville — & Au
Wade Dueriak
Riga
Charleston
Hart
Ann
Gilbert
W. Va
Keith Brandenerry
Cincinnati
A. W. Brandéberry
C. O Gunder
W. W. Scott
London
Georgia Dye
Athens
Barbara Chapman
Ohio University
Taylor Ridge Social Briefs
Residents and guests frequent Taylor Ridge area with multiple visits among families. Names include Chesser, Swartz, Gilbers, Me, Davis, Buistrom, Brooks, Spurges, Drake, Tonsky, Herbst, Palmer, and Cradiebaugh. The note adds that the photographic industry is the largest silver consumer in the United States.
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Taylor Ridge
Chifford Deene
Dayton
Travis Chesser
Wislet
Wilbur
Albany
Chesser
Caroline Chight
Marion
Martin
David Swartz
John W. Me
Columbus
Desta Marhall
Fred Gilbers Sundar
Emmett Clthers Jr
Clouster
M William Sisson
Trimble
Raymond Warren
Nelsonville
Theodore Shifflet Jr
Chester Davis
Ens
Evan Davis
Pat Buistrom
Aniev Brooks
Marcie
Vile
Arkur
Edward
Athans
Gutsix
John VW. McNuts
Perry Chalfant
Dirs
Joseph Wilson
Roseville
Athens
Charles Holland
Willam Dwyer
Zanesville
Pat Bulstram
S. Monte Davis
John Wenger
Charles Drake, Sr
Redjenen
Charles Drake
Ales Spurges
Stephen Spurges
Carol Louise
Ales
John Tonsky
George Herbst
Arthur Palmer
Alice Palmer
Bobby Palmer
Trimale
Margaret Cradiebaugh
Malta
Lee Baughman
U. S
Mason News Items Sparse Family Visits and Accidents
Local notices recount visits among Mason families and surrounding towns. Miss Clara Stewart and others list travels to Charleston and Buckeye Lake. Prairie, Point Pleasant, and Ravenswood connections appear, with a fall incident and a broken arm involving Clara, daughter of Mrs Tenna Stewart.
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Karl Roush
Fields
Guy Roush
Nen
Milly Ingels
Charleston
Cora Seigrist
Tenna Stewart
Buckeye Lake
Bertha Slinka
C. Turmer
Charles Wallace
Point Pleasant
Richard Krautter
Cecil Blessing
Akron
Dallas Yeager
G Noble
Ann
Lawrence Stewart
Kaysnson
Union Furnace
Harold Schwartz
Rosalee van Meter
Arnold Dibbs
Abrey SS
Opal McGraw
Colum
0. Mehra
R. Williamson
J .A. Williamson
Ravenswood
W. Va
O. McGraw
Pont Pleasant
Bidwell News Notes Recap Of Local Family Visits
Local notes from Bidwell describe Mr and Mrs T K Bell hosting relatives in town and visits among Shoemaker Welker Russell and other area families. Mentions of Emmett Welker ill and several weekend trips to Williamsport Columbus and Mer cer ville. Bradford Robbin and others are listed among social visits and kinship gatherings.
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Bidwell
T. K. Bell
Vinton
Hail
Clifton
C. OP. Frederick
Hans Bowen
R . Shoemak
Urman Russell
Columbus
Russell
Bidwell Rand
John Welker
Conus
Emmett Walker
Emmett Welker
Mia
Gallipolients
Recentiy
Kenneth Reed
Hal Shoemaker
Grant George
Grover Saunders
Verne Shoemaker
Peniei
Helen Utt
Warne Phillips
Harry Phillips
Carl Phillips
Ginny Saunders
Imogene Church
Mercerville
Bradford Robbin
Bobby Robinson
Concord and Vicinity Social News Notes
World wide communion observed at Concord Church with pastor Reverend William Martell Gee officiating. Sunday visitors and guests included Silas Brown Emory Brown Edward Weiss and families, Ida Sayre returning from visit, Wade Fox Herb Hartman Sandra, Wilbur Antle family and many Concord and Meigs County residents.
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Concord
Meirs County
Herb Hartman
Sandra
Jim Hartman
Blanche
Wilbur Antle
Lenchbure
John Ante
Joe Stone
Murray City
Victor Sayre
Cecil Antie
Shirley
Phillip
John
Joe
Cecil Antle
Barbara Ann
Television Boosts Hopes With New Home Tech on Display
New York radio and television push forward after a two day conference led by the television broadcasters association. Post war home and transmitting gear is ready for sale with production expected to begin before Christmas. Tonight’s schedule features NBC programs at 8 to 10:30 and CBS and ABC offerings including dramas quizzes comedies and special features.
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New York
Ut — Television
Television Broadcasters’ Association
NBC
Agnes Morehead
Barlow
Christopher Lynch
Goodman and Borge
CBS
Bob Hawk
Joan Davis
Lauren
Call and Flumphrey Bogart
Screen Guild
ABC
Princeton
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