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Cerriz
Ohio
Mais
Mall
Epterec
Athens
Act of igia —__ Netiase
Joboww
Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Eve
Ifs that shaped World War II and the need for preparation
The piece argues powerful ifs could have changed the war outcome, citing Britain's endurance, Axis missteps, and lucky chances. It credits General Marshall for urging national preparedness and warns against relying on luck or divine intervention, urging a strong military policy and manpower.
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Marshall
Britain
Russia
Hitler
Peenemuende
Marshal Montgomery
North Africa
France
They're All Human Veterans Fallible and Unique in Readjustment
The piece argues against broad claims that veterans will return in better shape or that all are psychoneurotic. It stresses diversity within returning servicemen, noting some suffer injuries while others adjust well, and warns against uniform attitudes or rigid prescriptions from civilians.
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Jacob Devers
Wiil
End of a Turncoat Laval Trial in History’s Shadow
The trial of Pierre Laval is labeled a travesty of justice yet noted for its stark record of wartime misdeeds. Laval’s conduct is contrasted with Petain, calling Laval an ambitious opportunist who betrayed France, with the sentence seen as a stark but irregular triumph of law.
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Pierre Laval
Laval
de Gaulle
Petain
France
EU Hery
Policy Evolution and Economic Tension in wartime to peacetime shift
Washington observes evolving policy on prices and wages as the administration grapples with inflation fears and wage demands. The piece argues for comprehensive planning, acknowledges the limits of price ceilings, and calls for government guidance to balance profits, wages, and unemployment amid postwar readjustment.
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Washington
Publc
Washington planned repairs to national shrines and White House
Peter Edson reports on plans to restore U S monumental sites for next year’s tourist influx. The White House gets a white coat and gardens revived while tulip bulbs gift from the Netherlands remain missing. The Washington Monument needs cleaning and a new elevator as dust coats memorial plaques. Lincoln Memorial requires minor fixes but suffers daily condensation due to heating gaps. Jefferson Memorial shows sun exposed surfaces with similar condensation issues.
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Washington
White House
Netherlands
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Congress
Jefferson Memorial
The New Economy and a Pension Plan Joke
In New York a 78 year old health guru, Bernarr MacFadden, cites a Florida man claiming 130 years old to argue that subsistence living fuels longevity. He jokes that a $37.50 Civil War pension proves insufficient to live on, implying higher wages and living standards are needed.
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Bernarr MacFadden
MacFadden
New York
Jacksonville
Fla
OU rally sends football team to Cleveland night game
Six hundred OU students and Athens residents packed Union Station to wish the football team a safe trip to Cleveland for the night game with John Carroll. Speakers included head coach Don C. Peden and C. Bird, with Prof. C. W. Janssen leading the band trio. A festival planning committee for Athens High Fall Festival is named.
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O.U
Athens
Union Station
Cleveland
John Carroll
Don C. Peden
C. Bird
C. W. Janssen
Laval finally pays wages of his sins in trial scenes
Dewitt Mackenzie reports that Laval is deemed guilty after emotional courtroom scenes. The piece notes public belief in his guilt and the inevitability of the verdict following months of legal drama.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Laval
Public Forum letters mix opinion and history from Athens
A mixed selection of letters and notes discusses Laval's pre war power, imperial trends toward commonwealths, Java rebellion conditions, and praise for women in business. The writer reflects on postwar politics, women’s rights, and local notices praising businesswomen in Athens County with sentiment on equal rights and social progress.
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Congress
Ohio
America
Athens County
Mrs. Parker
Sniffen
Nelsonville
McArthur News Notes Highlights Local Social Ties
McArthur society notes describe bridge club victory honors for Mrs. Gary Clark and Mrs. Ralph Robinson. Daughters of the Crow family plan to attend Central Airlines Radio and Television School in Kansas City. Local residents visit or return from service, with mentions of Camp Wheeler discharge and Navy postings.
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Earl Timms
Betty
Alma
Richmond
Ind
Raymond George
E. E. Wills
Wendell Wills
Springfield
Neil Atkinson
Camp Wheeler
Perry Hulbert
U.S. N
Norfolk
Harry Hulbert
Ralph Wills
Navy
Honolulu
E. E Wills
Clar Wallar
Circle of Ruth
Church of Christ
Dorothy Sockel
Columbus
Otto Sockel
Fred Biles
Fred Dies
Minnesota
Arthur Gorsuch
Margaret McHarg
Athens
Arthur Bethel
Garden Club Meeting At Point Rock
Sixteen Garden Club members attended the October gathering at Mr. and Mrs Archie Caster home. Guests Mrs Laura Pickett and Mrs Nellie Vales read passages. Kathleen Ragan named librarian. Cassie Caster provided a harvest centerpiece. Carrie Bobo won first place in flower judging with Cassie Caster second. Shirley Petera received the mystery package.
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Garden Club
Archie Caster
Laura Pickett
Nellie Vales
Nellie Vale
Kathleen Ragan
Attie Morris
Cassie Caster
Carrie Bobo
Shirley Petera
A British Wife Fights For Freedom In War and Home
In Buckingham Gate a young wife recounts a strained marriage to a decorated officer. She recalls his demand for military precision, her failed adaptation, and a brutal incident over a dog that ends with her fleeing to Buenos Aires to fulfill a contract with Camillo Bonetti.
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France
Buckingham Gate
Guards Barracks
Leslie
Mary Burton
Guards
Buenos Aires
Camillo Bonetti
Albany Club Activities Highlight October Meeting
Mrs. F E Lasc hosted the Carrie Hay Club with Catharine Rickey presiding. The group voted 35 to the N W fund, sent two boxes to service men, and featured programs by Eva Saunders Edna Lasch and Florence Brown. November plans plus a living memorial project were announced by the Albany Community Garden Club, with 23 members attending.
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Albany
Carrie Hall Club
Eva Sanders
Edne Lasch
Miller
Florence Brown
Helena Whaley
Albany Community Garden Club
Lasch
H. M. Stinson
National War Fund
E. M. Baughman
Blanche Cline
Mauda Vorher
Sun+ay
E. K. Carpenter
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USA
TRE Messe
GER Ligming CO
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Ster
Harrie Meneging Zaitar
Amercan Newspaper Publishers Association
Gaio News Paper Association
Associated Prrae
Associated Freie Raciuairé
Crec
Ico
Oewa
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Asia
New Order
the Public Forum
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Mary Stalder
Dorothy Woodworth
Ruth Jones
Pauline Swanson
Louise Kerr
Marcia Scott
F. B. Dilley
Java
Presbyterian
China
Alice Shannon
E. J. Shannon
Mrs. Porterfield
Cincinnati
Theta Chi
George Starr Lasher
Emmett Bowles
Thor Olson
Carmichael
Athens High
Ironton
Eb, Carmichael
Theij
the Messenger
Tt Je Anwaaded
Shane Erin
Dutch East Indies
Atch
Point Rock
Paris
Car- Tuthers
Lady Mary Burton
Albany Personals
C. R. Brown
Florence
Shawnee
Nell Ayers
Akron
L. C. Gibson
Sweanie
Arthur Stuart
Homer Welsh
Christine Ayler
James T.rossiter
Lancaster Fair
Eastern Star
Lou Stanley
Ernest Stanley
Tasten
Tring
Lord Rothchild
Staghounds
Maude Vorhes
Jiniece
Maude Coe
Milford
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