Sedgwick criticizes political word misuse in The Happy Profession
The Atlantic Monthly editor Bilery Sedgwick argues that politicians distort language to push liberal rhetoric. He cites liberal versus radical labels, campaigns, and propaganda such as calls to brand opponents as Reds or Fascists, urging accuracy and clear thinking in politics.
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Bilery Sedgwick
Atlantic Monthly
Sedgwick
Harry Bridges
Bridges
United States
Turmoil and Trouble in Price Control Fight Roils Nation
The administration struggles to quell a public rebellion against price controls as November elections loom. The piece argues this could hasten the end of government interference with business, warn of rising short term prices, and foresee a shift back to prewar economic norms amid political upheaval.
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Washington
America
Paris conference not a total defeat but a continuing dialogue
In a cautious view, the Paris talks neither settled core issues nor collapsed. The author notes ongoing negotiations, potential delays, and the need for give and take. He warns of internal disloyalties and pro Communists in the United States while urging cooperation with Russia to avoid stoking unrest.
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Washington
Jare
Cone
Russia
Paris
United States
Friends of Russia
Ther Communist Party
Byrnes Foreign Policy Under Scrutiny Amid World Tangles
Peter Edson reviews James F Byrnes as Secretary of State after eight months away from Washington. He notes Byrnes patience and conciliatory approach, delegating authority to Acheson, Clayton, Russell, Benton, Braden and Hilldring. Key issues remain Russia relations and atomic bomb control amid ongoing peace talks and crises.
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
Spartanburg
D.C
Paris
United Nation Assembly
Foreign Ministers’ Council
New York
Byrnes
Britain
Jimmy Byrnes
Soviet
Russia
Cordell Hull
State Department
Dean Acheson
Will Clayton
Donald Russell
Wiliam Benton
Spruille Braden
John Hilldring
Bishopville Personal News Highlights Reach Across Several Towns
Local notes report visits and greetings among residents from Bishopville and nearby towns. Highlights include weddings and anniversaries, new job appointments, travel visits between Columbus Newark Glouster and Akron, work changes at local bakeries banks and farms, a golden wedding celebration for J M Watkins, and a rabies outbreak concern near Wrightstown with livestock watch.
Orbiston Social Notes Show Local Visitors And Ills Improve
Orbiston and Vicinity News reports Robert Evans has improved after illness. The column lists visitors and local residents seen around town including Mr. and Mrs. Wearne, Mr. and Mrs. Carsner, and many mentions of the McManaway, Poling, Baker, Banfield, Sorrell, and Bookman families. Notes cover church attendance and minor social calls across Nelsonville, Murray City, The Plains, and nearby locales.
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Orbiston
Robert Evans
Wearne
Eliszabeth Ornurke
Mike Baker
Floyd
Tralph
Murray City
Renee Massville
Fred Congery
Law Australe
Nelsonville
Mary Banfield
Helen Bookman
Esther McKee
Blanche Webb
Cincinnati
Vance Glancy
Charles Hoffman
Clyde L. Sorrett
Fred Banfield
Cleveland
Clarence Banfield
William
Day
James McNamee
Charles
Logan
Edward Hardy
Mike Bartoe
the Plains
Woodrow Wilson
Nelsoniille
Steve Sorrell
Clayton Bookman
Roy Bookman
Burhtel
Public Forum Letter Critiques Democratic Rule and Wages
The writer laments fourteen years of Democratic leadership, contrasting it with prior administrations. He argues for a return to conservative government, criticizes Broadway era welfare and labor strife, and praises Taft Bricker and similar figures as needed reforms. Chauneev, Oct. 38.
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the Messenger
Democrat Party
Tam
Washington
Franklin D. Roosewelt
United States Treasury
WPA
Treasury
Hoover
Tom, Dick
Harry
Robert A. Taft
John Bricker
Robert Stalding
Chauneev
Carbondale Vicinity Personal News Notes
Mrs. Cashi Brewer of Port Clinton visits her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Arnold. Mrs Charles Robison News Marshfield spends Sunday with daughter Mrs Denver Kennard. Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams and Mr and Mrs George Gabriel visit in Springfield. Grace Dell of Columbus weekends with Porter Sweazy. Paul Lowry Indiana spends furlough with his mother Dora Lowry. Eugene Lowry discharged from two years Army service, son of Chester and Mrs. Lowry. Mrs Paul Lowry and son return from Sheltering Armas Hospital.
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Carbondale
Cashi Brewer
Port Clinton
Fred Arnold
Charles Robison
News Marshfield
Denver Kennard
Ralph Williams
George Gabriel
Springfield
Grace Dell
Columbus
Porter Sweazy
Paul Lowry
Indiana
Dora Lowry
Eugene Lowry
Chester Lowry
Portland Social Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
The Portland Social Briefs item lists multiple social visits and gatherings. Names include Mrs. Charles P. Devil, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Fulchter, and the Adamas from Alexandria. Community members attend Lancaster Fair and Syracuse trips, while the Portland Community club donates 25 dollars for church interior painting.
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Portland
Women's Society of Christian Service
Charles P. Devil
G. M. Fulchter
Alexandria
Vauga Adama
B. Fallon
Williamstown
W. Va
Mer
Emerson McDole
Long Bottom
Ralph Henderson
Edwin McLeod
Vaugh Adams
Syracuse
Charles Neumann
Portland Community Club
Virgil Carney
Edith Waybright
Staats Mill
E. C. Harmon
van E. McDade
Lancaster Fair
Car Slaughter
Parkersburg
J. C. Slaughter
Herman Wolfe
Daisy Sellers
Racine
Earl Jewett
Harry Swan
Marvin
Charles Sharp
Clarence Price
Patsy
Charles Cecil
Florida
Radar School
Charles P. Cecil
Apple Grove Couple Marry at Racine Baptist Parsonage
Betty Beegle and James Carpenter wed October 10 in Apple Grove with Rev. T. T. Shelton officiating. Attendants were Spencer Hayman and Mrs. R. A. McKelvey. Carpenter served 34 months in the Navy as a quartermaster 2c and spent 15 months in the European Theater. The Carpenters will reside in Apple Grove. Birth announced of a son to Milo Richardson and Gladys Hayman of Detroit. Social and courtesy visits noted among local families and church activities.
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Apple Grove
Racine Baptist Parsonage
Betty Beegle
James Carpenter
T. T. Shelton
Spencer Hayman
R. A. McKelvey
Carpenter
Charles Beegle
Dorcas
Racine High School
Howard Carpenter
U. S. Navy
Carpenters
Milo Richardson
Gladys Hayman
Detroit
Mich
Geo. Hayman
Robert Owens
Marion
Carl Wolfe
WSCS
Methodist’ ‘Church
Bertha Robinson
Harney Sibley
Carrie
Frances
Rose Sterrett
Pt. Pleasant
M. V. Shank
C. Clark
Marlene
Tommie Clark
Barney O'Brien
Junction City
Robert Kleinschmidt
Robert
Lexington, Ky
R. Aa. McKelvey
Shade of Sycamore mPERCY A MARKS 'Secee seat
Gayle Bartlett learns from Mrs. Evans that Bruce Bartlett's affair with Holly Steele spans months. Betty Kingston and Tom Kingston confirm Holly is in love with Bruce while he is married. Gayle vows to use Evans as a witness as she confronts her husband about infidelity and truth in their troubled marriage.
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Xavis Gayle
Bart
Gayle
Madison Square Garden
Rose
Wyoming
Rose Beecher
Bronxville
Manhattan
Tom
Mrs. Evans
Holly’ Steele
Kingstons
Holly
Bridge
Mr. Bartlett
Betty Kingston
Tom Kingston
Betty
Bruce
Rong
Bruce van Dyke
Mrs. Bartlett
Social Notes Of Bidwell
Bidwell society brief details visits and gatherings across several families. Mr and Mrs Bert McCarley return from Columbus. others visit Tennessee Chicago Columbus Paintsville and Poca West Virginia. Church groups meet at Gallipolis and Wickline home with new member Amos Payne. Next meeting at Mrs T K Bell.
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Wilford Bunce
Dean Hayes
Methodist Church
Maggie Bush
Gallipolis
Ben Bickers
Benny
Darrel McClaskey
Joanne
Randolph Blackburn
C. A. Bryer
David
Billi Mitchell
Gloria Shoemaker
Betty Phillips
Esther Hayes
Glori Shoemaker
Hal Shoemaker
Elmer Sherritt
Vinton
C. P. Frederick
Harlan Frederick
Collombus
Carl Phillips
Jehildren
Betty
Joe
Jerry
Marie
Harry Phillips
Arliett
Poca
Iw. Va
Osborn Gooch
Gallipollis
Emmett Welker
Charles Knotts
Holzer Hospital
Mary Frances Mitchell
Nan Savage
H. D. Robinson
Nola
Paintsville
Charles McGowan
Bidwell
Portsmouth
Bidwell Wscs
David Wickline
Agnes Myers
Lowell Glassburn
Clarence Boyer
Annabelle Adkinson
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Marly
Edythe ‘Cantor
Lucy Ri
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Harvey Smith
Zanesville
John Clark
Miles Hoon
New Marshfield
Eugene Razor
Jessie Wilson
Mary Moody
Richardsons Baking Company
Olive Kittler
Glouster Bank
J. M. Watkins
Akron
Hattie Hoon
Charles William Mishoan, Jr
Indian Run
Albert Norris
Jane Roberts
Joseph Spain
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East Branch
Spain
F. i Hambel
Leroy Triplett
D. M. Rittle
Kuttle
Catttle
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Chris Davis
Columbus Visting
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