Argentina shifts, Braden test for U S policy on fascism
In Washington, Argentina’s upheaval sparks debate on U S interference. Spruffle Braden’s Buenos Aires speeches provoke controversy over appealing to Argentines to end fascism. Senators question State Department secrecy and unilateral policy amid Latin American tensions and postwar planning.
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Washington
Argentina
United States
Sprulle Brader
Senate
Buenos Aires
Russia
Europe
Germany
London Conference of Representatives
Big Five
Soviet Union
Fredom
Moscow
Braden
Department of State
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Latin America
Japan
Subscription rates by carrier and mail options
Display lists subscription prices for various periods and regions, including Ohio and outside areas, with different currencies and durations. It notes mail and carrier service options, overseas requests by letter, and mentions second class matter status and national representatives in several cities. Obituary and card of thanks ad rates are noted as semiminal charges.
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Mai
Ohio
Servangale
Rall Ourside Ohl
Exterec
Athens
Ee Netiona
John W Fallen
Eesy
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Igorean Porelen
Young singer's dilemma ends in early marriage chaos
Esme Paris, a teen performer, faces pressure from her mother to marry a 26 year old Guardsman, while she longs to honor a Colon contract. She secretly marries Leslie Strudwick after being urged toward domestic life, then endures a tense church wedding as her parents argue over consent and propriety.
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sEm
Buenos Aires
Strudwick
Bonettiz
Het
Beccause
Idie
The
Colon
England
Lexile
Brompton Oratory
Brompton Road
Prince's Hotel
Leslie
James Strudwick
Mother
The Trend Toward Arbitration in Oil Wage Talks
The article critiques government efforts to settle oil industry wage disputes through arbitration and questions a universal 30 percent pay rise. It notes broad resistance to compulsory arbitration, contrasts industry views on auto efficiency with oil and coal, and argues wages must rise without fueling inflation. If cooperation fails, enforceable third party decisions may be needed.
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Schwellenbach
Willy Nilly
UAW
Comforting Conversion
A reflective piece notes that each generation fears future tech yet finds solace in Grumman moving from wood to aluminum canoes. The author recalls past innovations from birch bark to wood and canvas, praising engineers who stay with familiar blueprints while modern gadgets loom large.
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Grandpa
Grumman
Navy
Hiawatha
Capitalistic financing versus national socialism in England
The article argues that England's flirtation with socialist doctrine failed amid war. It cites coal output gaps between Britain and the United States, detailing higher labor costs and lower productivity in Britain. It warns government rules hinder modernization and warns against financing a system hostile to profits.
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England
Ogland
United States
America
Bank of England
Washington Letter: White Vest Scandal and Champagne Shortages
Washington society notes a postwar craze as officials seek formal wear and scarce white vests. A prominent government wife buys a $30 white vest after salesfolk fail to find one. Champagne shortages grip parties while Evalyn Walsh McLean ushers Gen. Omar Bradley and wife into the season with a champagne rich menu.
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Washington
Joe
White House
Harding
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Omar Bradley
Veterans’ Administration
Smithfield
Naval loss stats trace Japan sea power decline in war
The Navy reports 696 war vessels lost in Europe and Pacific battles with only 47 sunk by Japanese surface ships. From October 1943 to war end Japanese surface guns damaged just 12 American ships including one escort carrier two destroyers and a destroyer escort one submarine chaser three PT boats three LCS and an LCS.
Officers of Chauncey High School FHA elected
In Chauncey, the FHA of Chauncey-Dover High School held a meeting to elect officers. Ruby Roberts was chosen president, Barbara Noland vice president, Mary Lou Kittle secretary, Donna Jean Sayers treasurer, JoAnn James historian, and Dorothy Brown news reporter. Committees were named and new member initiation planned.
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Chauncey
FHA
Chauncey-Dover High School
Ruby Roberts
Barbara Noland
Mary Lou Kittle
Donna Jean Sayers
JoAnn James
Dorothy Brown
Sis Lanning
Rowena Watkins
Funeral Rites Held For Edward Blackford 48
Edward Blackford a World War I veteran of Chauncey died age 48 funeral held Thursday at Chauncey Methodist with Rev Gus Graham officiating. A trio sang three hymns burial at West Union Cemetery with firing squad and taps. Pallbearers were William Canter Joseph Cline John Smart Carl Leffler Earl Canter and Donald Henry. Survivors include wife Dorothy Cline Blackford eight children and four grandchildren. He also leaves his mother four sisters and four brothers. two children and his father preceded him in death. Lena Bailey admitted to Osteopathic Hospital Marietta last week.
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Chauncey
Edward Blackford
Chauncey Methodist Church
Gus Graham
Charles S. Bradfield
Christine Brown
Helen Courtney
W. Union St
Corwin Cookson
William Canter
Joseph Cline
John Smart
Carl Leffler
Earl Canter
Donald Henry
Dorothy Cline Blackford
Florence Schoonover
Patricia Bateman
Gaile Blackford
Helen Blackford
Edward, Jr
Franklin
Charles
Mickey
Mr. Blackford
Mary Blackford
Ella Qmen
Naomi Mullins
Leota Blackford
Jenevee Chesser
John
Robly
Clarence
Robert Blackford
T. J. Blackford
Chauncex
Lena Bailey
Joe Bailey
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Stout
Entertains Visiting Guests With Dinner
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Andrew McKinney and daughter Zelda with another daughter Dorothy Sovereign of Miloka Minn visited Lancaster and were entertained at dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs George Adkins. Attending were Mr and Mrs Gaylord Simpson Mr and Mrs Edward Oliver Mr and Mrs Paul Plant and three children Mrs Mary Plant all of Newark Ohio Mr and Mrs Andrew McKinney Sergeant and Mrs Paul McKinney and daughter Paulette Zelda McKinney Chauncey Mrs Dorothy Sovereign and Mr and Mrs George Adkins and children John James and Rose.
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Chauncey
Andrew McKinney
Zelda
Dorothy Sovereign
Miloka
Minn
Lancaster
George Ad le
ALLS
Gaylord Simpson
Edward Oliver
Paul Plant
Mary Plant
Newark
Sergeant
Paul McKinney
Paulette
Zelda McKinney
George Adkins
John
James
Rose
Friendship Bible Class Meets at Jackson Home
Chauncey First Church of Christ members gather at the Andrew and Pauline Jackson home on May Avenue with 25 in attendance. Mrs. Erma Roberts leads the business meeting, reports by Ruth Fiske and Lois Ann Shafer, devotions by Mrs. Daugherty with helpers, and refreshments served. November plan set to meet at Denver Bricker home.
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Chauncey — Friendship Bible
First Church of Christ
Chauncey
Andrew Jackson
May Ave
Erma Roberts
Ruth Fiske
Lois Ann Shafer
Dorothy Daugherty
Eileen Easler
Margery Bennett
Jeanette Black
Jford
Pauline Daugherty
Charlotte Bricker
Christine Brown
Isabelle Courtney
Cleveland
Church of Christ
Denver Bricker
Albert Jackson
Jennie Jackson
Andriew Simpkins
Rheena Simpkins
Pauline Jackson
Margaret Jackson
Pearl Henry
Helen Courtney
Kathryn McDaniel
Jeanette Blackford
Analee Vore
Shirley Thomas
Nellie Agin
Marjory Bennett
Naomi Bible Class October Meeting Held at The Plains
Mrs Pauli Tipton hosted the Naomi Bible Class of The Plains Methodist Church for the October gathering led by president Mrs Floyd Linscott. After singing and devotions, a business meeting occurred and a rummage sale raised 35.25. Stewart Bell, a member moving to New Orleans, received a class gift. Henry Evans will host in November.
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Chauncey
Pauli Tipton
the Plains
Plains Methodist Church
Floyd Linscott
Stewart Bell
New Orleans
Henry Evans
Harold Winefordner
John Slater
Edward Slater
Harold Henry
Fred Nida
Ray Michael
Grant Michael
Herman Humphrey
Marion Snyder
George Shamel
C. J. McCullough
Mace
Tipton
Chauncey Sie Skinner Admitted for Hand Operation at White Cross
Chauncey Sie Skinner entered White Cross Hospital in Columbus for another operation on his left hand. The injury occurred in a Chauncey mine accident about three years ago and this will be his third operation.
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Chauncey
Sie Skinner
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Chauncey Mine
Tomcats Fall In Close Game With Dover Eleven
Glouster High School Tomcats fall 19 to 13 to Chauncey Dover under lights. Key moments include Stalder and Dickens scoring for Glouster and LaCorte two way passes helping Glouster lead briefly. Final drive ends with Dover holding on as time expires.
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Glouster
Glouster High School Tomcats
Chauncey Dover
Glouster Stadium
Chauncey
Stalder
Grouster
Dickens
Keish
Byers
Morrison
LaCorte
Pas
Dover
Stahl
LE Funk Jenkins
Border
Zimmer
LG Brown
Wolke Earick Kurtzman
Johnson Shepard
Kaiser Jenkins
Courtney Byers
Stalder Morrison
HE Schoonover Trace
Keish LaCorte
Accident Injures Former Glouster Resident in Troy
Word comes that Mrs. Amherst Hutch McDonald, age about, formerly of Glouster, now of Troy, fractured her hip in a recent accident. She is cared for by her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Eber Skinder and was taken to a local hospital.
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Glouster
Amherst (Hutch) McDonald
Troy
Eber Skin- der
Rae
Wx Hospital
Eastern Star Group Attends Services in Glouster
Twenty two members of Thea Chapter C. E. 5S attended the evening church service at the Church of Christ in Glouster. W. W. Wallace directed a fifteen minute song service with Marcella Jonas at the piano. Louise Gladden and Wallace sang a vocal duet Jesus the Faithful Shepherd. Rev. C. B. Tigner preached on The Star of the East.
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Glouster
Thea Chapter
C. E
Church of Christ
W. W. Wallace
Marcella Jonas
Louise Gladden
Jesus the Faithful Shepherd
C. B. Tigner
John Bryson Returns To Civilian Life
John Bryson, after more than three years in the air corps including 22 months overseas on Caribbean convoy patrols, is discharged at Quonset Point Naval Air Station Wickford Rhode Island. He was transferred to Memphis in January and discharged on points. His wife Lt Phyllis Styzon, an army nurse at Darnell Hospital, left her discharge on October 16.
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Glouster
E. K. Bryson
John M. Bryson
Toledo
ARM 1-c
Air Corps
Mary Dyer
John Bryson
Caribbean
South America
Africa
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Wickford
Rhode Island
Jeter
Memphis
Phyllis Styzon
Darnell Hospital
Denville
Kentucky
Service Men of Glouster Area Leave for Camp LeJune
Robert Gamwell left Saturday evening for Camp LeJune North Carolina after a six day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Gamwell Sr He serves in the medical corps and is on duty in the LeJune hospital Joseph Sharp spends a 20 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Emmett Sharp in Trimble He will report to a camp in North Carolina Betty Lewis of Dayton visited her grandmother Mrs Sumner Lewis in Glouster over the weekend and returned to Dayton Sunday evening.
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Glouster
Ben Smith
Teddy
Smyrna
Dela
G. Lunsford
Smith
Lunsford
E. C. Shirkey
Jacksonville
Byron Shirkey
Columbus
Beryl Turvey
Steubenville
Seaman
Andrew Goodman
Burton D. Maxwell
Norfolk
Raymond
52Nd Station
Camp Crowder
Andrew Roberts
Zanesville
Vane Roberts
Bruce Russell
Millfield
Paul
France
Germany
Robert
Bob) Gamwell
Camp LeJune
N.C
Robert Gamwell
LeJune
Pic
Joseph Sharp
Emmett Sharp
Trimble
North Carolina
Betty Lewis
Dayton
Sumner Lewis
Pvt Clark Preston Returns From Furlough to Camp Atterbury
Pvt Clark Preston leaves Camp Chauncey after a 45 day furlough to visit wife Kathleen and son Bobby and parents Mr and Mrs A L Preston of Chauncey. He is escorted to Columbus by Mrs Preston and 200 companions.
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Camp
Chauncey
Clark Preston
Kathleen
Bobby
A. L. Preston
Camp Atterbury
Columbus
Preston
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Beulah Lee
Chiefs Club
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Logan
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Kate Vaughn
Glenna Reese
Grace Seiler
Sophia Hinton
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Blanche Strohmeyer
Edward Blacl
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