Debate Over Atomic Bomb Secrets Shapes Postwar Policy
The piece questions proposals to share the atomic bomb secret with all nations arguing that American defense remains paramount. It notes distrust with Russia and Continental Allies, warns Congress will decide, and criticizes calls to magnify transparency before other governments show restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Russia
Potsdam
Aussie
Europe
Congress
America
Truman
Subscriptions Rates and Notices From Athens Post
Subscription rates listed for mail and carrier delivery include 1 year prompts of 12.00 to 1200 across regions. Obituary and card of thanks notices are subject to nominal charges. National representatives John W. Cullen Company listed in Chicago New York Columbus and Cleveland offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
O. Cleveland
Paris Ballet Pioneer Forms Company and Tours South America
The narrator forms a ballet company with Richard Nemanoff and Maurage, signs with Teatro Cervantes in Buenos Aires, and stages a costly debut amid Pavlova rumors. Debts mount as they plan a Europe tour, with aims to become Prima Ballerina Absoluta in the Colon, while family letters tug at her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nemanoff
Mar del Plata Club
Colon
Don Faustino da Rosa
Teatro Cervantes
Dias de Mendoza
Argentina
Buenos S
Don Faustino
Nemanoff
Maitre Maurage
Maurage
Corps de Ballet
Peralta
Buenos Aires
Anna Pavlova
Coliseo
Jon
Faustino da Rosa
Evar Mendez
Cervantes
Prado
Montevide
Uruguay
Anna Pavllova
Prado Park
Pavlova
Festas
Mother
Dow
Europe
Mar de
Montevideo
Indoctrinating for Peacetime in the Occupation
The article argues Lieut.-Gen. Lucien Truscott must counter German propaganda in the American zone by starting indoctrination of replacements early. It warns that younger, noncombat troops may be swayed by friendly images of Germany and Nazi remnants, risking erosion of postwar aims and public opinion on wartime sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Truscott
Patton
Third Army
Germany
Eisenhower
Truscott
Smoke nuisance banished by better heating and firing
Scientists seek cheap methods to end industrial and household smoke as a health and fuel waste problem grows. The piece urges improved heating equipment and proper firing, noting many households switch fuels due to pollution and urging a major victory in smoke abatement. It cites Henry D. Eddy and Robert Louis Stevenson as quoted inspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mississippi Dinner Delights with Shrimp and Silent Toasts
Washington observers recount a Mississippi testimonial dinner at the Statler Hotel to counteract bad publicity around Senator Bilbo and Representative Rankin. Hosts raised about $5,000 for Governor Bailey, with a Mississippi motif, jumbo shrimp, fried chicken, and a guarded toast without speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi
Theodore Gilmore Bilbo
John Elliott Rankin
Swanky
Statler
Thomas L. Bailey
Bilbo
Rankin
Not Worry Yet Fearful Of Postwar Labor Strikes
The piece notes President Truman urges calm over nationwide labor unrest and postwar strikes as a normal adjustment. It argues not worrying is prudent but warns ongoing tieups in industry and transport could justify concern and policy action in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Washington
Corning Social Notes Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Elizabeth Quinn Columubus visits Corning for weekend with William Hermey. Helen Ste bee and friends welcome new Gem Restaurant painters Albert Allen and Robert Myers Rendville. Mary Briggs Lila Latta and Jean Fitch named Corning High School basketball cheerleaders. Ohio residents, Dena Johnson receives promotion while in the Wright Building. Moore and Dew relocate to new home on Valley Street. Mills Columbus purchase and occupy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Mae Rodgers
Patterson Field
Dayton
Albert T. Allen
Robert Myters
Rendville
Gem
Weaver Building
Syracuse Family and Service Members Update
Sgt W H Francis, 20 months in Europe, ships home from England France Belgium Holland Luxembourg Germany wears Good Conduct and E T C ribbons with four Bronze Stars. Wives Kathleen Duffy and others visit relatives. local residents return from service, seek hospital care, or relocate households in Syracuse and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
W. H. Francis
States
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Germany
E.T.C
Kathleen Duffy
FPA
Shumway
Clarence Whetstone
Millard van Meter
Stiversville
Bob Stivers
Athens
Lowell Wingett
Oregon
Ray Roush
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Harry Wilford
Frederick Crow
Clarksburg
Irving Karr
Atty
F. W. Crow
Pomeroy
King's Daughters Sunday School Meets in Haydenville
Haydenville report: the King's Daughters Sunday School Class met at Virgil Smiths for a Halloween party with prizes for pit mask homeliest and comic, led by Nora Skiver. November 1 meeting planned at Nora Skiver’s home with guests from Michigan. Revival services ongoing at Murray City Methodist Church. Open house hosted to view a night blooming cereus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydenville
King’s Daughters
Virgil ‘Smith
Gertrude Ginther
John Bumgardner
Maple City
Mich
A. J. Bumgardner
Suttons Bay
M. J. Skiver
Nora
Jin Logan
Nelsonville
John Blake
Joe Mount
Greendale
Denver Thompson
C. B. Lees
Murray City Methodist Church
Bartlett News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Tributes
Bartlett family life is captured with travels from Charles Wines in West Virginia to relatives in Columbus and Cleveland. Army discharges for Darrell Roberts and Watson Brill are noted alongside local gatherings at the Fairfield County Fair and a MYF banquet at the Bartlett church. Long list of guests, birthdays, and local toasts follow in community chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nash
Columbus
John Rocks
Germaine
Joseph Leimer
Pauline Harris
Arthur Harris
Henry Blought
Detroit
Chicago
Washington County Pomona Grange
Bartlett
Watson Brill
Eleanor Goddard
Don Goddard
Jeanie McKown
John Beazell
Fred Beazell
Leyte
Ethel Goddard
Clleveland
Lizzie Goddard
Goddard
Malcolm Goddard
Bob
Youngstown
William M. Goddard, Jr
Dayton
Mary Shinn
Carl Burt
Enid God
Robert Williams
USN
Norfolk
C. N. Williams
Kingston
William Nicholas
Robert Tudor
Ranson Gage
William Sapp
Glenn Ross
Paul Ross
Jackson
Dow Ross
McConnelsville
Dale Ellis
Chillicothe
Mr. Ross
Charles Bowman
Claude, Bowman
Don Bowman
Chesterhill
Harry Ross
Clarence
Hamden News Notes Niece Funeral and Local Moves
Hamden notes record funeral attendance for Virginia Sean Ogier, niece of James Waldren, and a birth announced to Mr and Mrs Waldren. Local residents report hospital observation, heart trouble, and multiple family visits as neighbors relocate houses and travel to see kin.
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Lewis
Henry Perry
Leland Matteson
Minnie Gibson
Walter ‘Tolbert
Puritan
lEdna Trainer
New lAddition
Raymond Clark
Millie Zerlus
William Slack
Lesmel
George Bishop
Ira Saulz
Clarks
Samuel Hartsough
Harry Nettles
Barbara Snow
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Coxswain
John Burns
New Jersey
Margaret Burns
Kermit Ward
Fort Knox
Autye Baker
Fred Smith
Chillicothe
Earl
John Hunt
James Hunt
Charles Mather
Lancaster
Cecil Hendershott
Gladyse Watersot
Jennings Fout
Hamden
Unrest in Java Mirrors Southeast Asia’s Long Struggle
The piece argues that Java’s unrest is part of a wider Southeast Asian movement against Western rule. It notes prewar anti-colonial sentiment across Burma, Malaya, and the Indies, and suggests Indonesians see Japanese ousting Dutch as a missed chance. It highlights 150 to 200 million Malayans seeking independence and cites the Philippines as a model for gradual self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Roberts, JR
India
Java
Southeast Asia
Burma
Malaya
Indies
China
Lybia
Pacific
Philippines
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ESME
Paris
Henuy Laker Eddy
Robert Louis Stevensom
Douglas Larsen
Corning Social Notes
Mocks
WU Claude Maxwell
Akron
G. J. Hayes
Robert Conley
Middleport
Paul Banevich
Army
St. Bernard High School
Elizabeth Quinn
William Hermey
Frank Korting
Hannah McBride
Delaware
John Cowie
Guy Boyd
Wellsburg
W.va
Harry Jones
Roscoe Harden
H. B. Powell
Letart
Huntington
DAR
Amanda McBride
Racine
Carl Gillian
Pennsylvania
Alice Bowen Schaeffer
The
Waves
John Bowen
Mexico
Faye Will
John Burnell
Charleston
Ernest Duffy
Nora Skiver
Howard St. Clair
Homes Smott
Virgil Smith
Thomas Sinnott
Rudy Gottke
Harve Angle
Ray Mills
John Ciauston
Neil Geirhart
Nellie and
Louise Ohlinger
Harry Swaim
Ellie Allen
Logan
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