Soviet Radio Favors CIO PAC in U.S. Elections
Washington reports Moscow radio and propaganda offices abroad show keen interest in U.S. congressional races. Soviet spokesmen praise the CIO-PAC while denouncing Democrats and Republicans. observers warn endorsements may become liabilities as communism permeates labor unions.
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Washington
United Sta
Vandenberg
Michigan
Henry Wallace
Mladison Square
Moscow
China
Sov
Europe
Cio-Pac
Russia
Lovelantee
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Congress
Cto-Pac
American Federation of Labor
America
CIO
Shade of Sycamore and a Divided Marriage
Gayle resists accepting Bruce Bartlett’s separation plan as Mrs. Bartlett urges money and house terms. Bruce’s infidelity/pressures frame a custody and heir dispute, while Gayle vows independence and denies the Bartlets’ attempt to trap her with a settlement. A cliffhanger ends with “To Be Continued.”
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Garle
Mrs. Bartlett
Jane
Gayle
Davenport
Bruce
Sycamore
Bart
Mrs
Bruce Bartlett
Supe Port
Kent
Consistent Soviet Technique Dictates Cold War Talks
The piece argues Stalin and Molotov use diversionary charges to counter Western policy, deepening East West divisions. It notes Vandenberg questions Danube navigation while warning against private capitalists owning states, and praises continued international conferences despite limited results, forecasting eventual progress.
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Stalin
London
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Molotov
Paris
Balkans
Van@enberg
Danube
Ohio
Elizar
Vandenberg
Danubian
Russia
Europe
Potsdam
Educator urges social behavior training for youth
An educator argues youth need extensive training in desirable social behavior to cope with a complex world. He criticizes blind conformity to authority and advocates education addressing real situations rather than promises of prosperity or easy gains.
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Sommes
C.jaa. At
Washington election winds stir talk of decontrol impact
Peter Edson assesses how Washington politics shape the upcoming election. He notes Republicans push decontrol as a campaign issue while meat and other controls linger or end, with GOP leaders predicting gains in the Senate and House. He cites Carroll Reece, Charlie Halleck, and Clarence Brown outlining hopeful battleground states and seat pickups. The piece closes with a Mary Baker Eddy quotation on progress.
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Washington
Uncle Harry
Mn “Ashingtion
Carrie House
Jess
Senate
New Republican National Committee
Carroll Reece
GOP
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Ohio
Missouri
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Rhode Island
Nevada
West Virginia
Indiana
Charlie Halleck
Congressional Campaign Committee
New Mexico
Utah
California
Wisconsin
Reece
Halleck
Clarence Brown
House
Centrol
Sugar shortages spark public debate in Coalville letters
The Public Forum letters express concern over food rationing and sugar scarcity. Laura Lenz of Coalville cites wartime shortages and government policies, urging prudent use of sugar and warning against neglecting home front duties. Rev. Alva Shifflet adds caution about religious guidance amid wartime strains.
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Sonderia
Ines
Noone
Laura Lenz
Coalville
Ort
Coolville Carnival and School Officer Elections
The Carthage Troy High School carnival will be held in the gym on October 29 at 3 pm with varied entertainment and door prizes plus refreshments. The report lists elected officers for each Carthage-Troy school grade from seventh through twelfth, and notes social activities with the Ireland Ladies Aid Society and local visits. The piece closes with a note on a 20th century crusade against city trees and current tree-planting efforts.
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Coolville
Carthage- Troy
Carthage-Troy
Larry Kiracore
Anne Archer
Bobby Murrey
Peggy Norman
Lowell Thompson
John Humphrey
Ivan Creager
Rosie O'Neal
Robert Murphy
Jeanetté Henderson
Wanda Crawford
Edward McGlone
Dottie Brandenberry
Ronnie Chapman
Basil Wines
QO. C. Bibbee
Leslie Cole
Clair Creamer
Mary Jo Kayser
Secreta Eloise Humphrey
Barnett
Robert
Juan Griffin
Poent
Louina Cunningham
Harry Sommerfield
Juanita Gladwell
Gerald Bibbee
Dorit. Taylor
Harry Dunfee
Wilbur White
Margaret Washburn
Weasher
Bill McLeod
Joan Montie
O. R. Kiratofe
Sterling
Howard Brookins
Harry Cromiley
Athens
Etta
Aliss Leora Dunfer
Ford Friend
Monslaw
Elmer White
Stewart
Announcement from The Messenger editor urges action over words
Editor urges readers to focus on deeds over promises as they support service members and defend freedom. The piece emphasizes national unity and resilience, noting sacrifices on the home front and abroad while calling for practical steps to improve the world.
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the Messenger
Philippines
News Notes From Racine
Racine notes report numerous local residents visiting relatives in West Virginia Maryland and Ohio. Pauline Decker is a patient at Camden Clark Hospital Parkersburg W Va. Mrs. Henry Cleland and son Henry Junior returned from visiting in Thomas West Virginia. John Philson and family visit Cincinnati while Dr Joan Philson hosts relatives. Linda Carol Neigler born at Holzer Gallipolis to Carroll and Mrs Neigler. Mildred E Byers wed Earl Conrad in New York City with Racine connections.
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Racine
Pauline Decker
Camden Clark
Farkersby
W.va
Paul
Mare
Clifford Decker
Pauline
Camden Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Clyde Watson
Akron
Owen Watson
Ella Watson
Pfe
Richard Romine
Maryland
Margaret Romine
Robert Krider
Mchester
George Krider
David Easterday
Major Esterday
Germany
Howard iNeigler
George Neigler
June
Will Burri
Spencer
Clara Shively
Sirs. Kenny
Liverpool
W. B. Cross
Harold Hayman
Westerville
East Letart
Carl Shimp
St. Clairsville
John Philson
Mehel
Mary Philson
Cincinnati
Joan Philson
Linda Carol
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Airs
Carrol Neigler
Syracuse
Ralph Neigler
Heid Eynon
Amon
Racime
Lancaster Fair
W. B. Cros
Curt Carnahan
Iar Tenthorey
Forest Neigier
Grover Salser
Arthur Neigler
Ira Beette
Laura Johnson
Clark Jividon
Kelly Coe
Columbus
Sarah Spencer
Vada Caldwell
Athens
Sarah Lou Simpson
Tallian, Simpson
Audrey Hayman
Heautss School
Ray C. Byers
Mildred E. Byers
Earl Conrad
Earl C. Conrad
Los Angeles
Calif
Windt
Wes Park Presbyterian Church
New York City
Conrad
Racine High School
John Marshall High School
R.C.A. Institute
Delmar By
Warren
Marjorie Costa
En I
Penford
Mass
Oreville News Briefs Highlight Local Social Visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Poling Liberty Ind visited weekend with Mr and Mrs Robert Goodlve and Mr and Mrs Cull Rittsters. John Quakle visited family in Columbus and Lancaster. Many local residents hosted or visited relatives across nearby towns including Logan New Lexington Mansfield and Cincinnati.
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Oreville
Robert Poling
Liberty
Ind
Robert Goodlve
Cull Rittsters
John Quakle
Columbus
Lancaster
Albert Hite
Lancaster Fair
Lloyd Nixon
Elmer Nixon
Paul Wingrove
Shirley, Logan
Cull Rutgers
Ralph Collins
Ray Cook
Margaret Thomas
New Straisville
Edward Friel
Set
Timothy Blankenship
Cincinnati
Steve Blankenship
Sam Nixon
William Phillips
George Johnson
Turior Mace
Mansfield
Sam Johnson
Jimmy
Albert Nash
New Lexington
Craig Owings
Alberta
George Owings
Grace Patterson
Logan
Union Furnace Social Briefs Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Mary LaGore visited her son Dennan in Columbus. Mrs Robert Smith of Carbon Hill spent a day with Mrs John McGuire. Mrs Juanita Woodard returned home after weeks with her daughter Mrs William Vanfossen of Lancaster. Mr and Mrs Dan Jones spent a Sunday in Columbus. Mrs J R McGuire hosted a chicken supper for Mrs Odessa Groves 65th birthday. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Charles Clark and Mrs Carl Hull, traveled to Lancaster and Logan for visits. The Rev and Mrs Don Dishen net of Philo visited Mr and Mrs Charles Holdren. In another note, Mrs Bartlett and Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw of gasped over an offer Logan purchased the Frank Shaw property here.
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Union Furnace
Mary LaGore
Dennan
Columbus
Robert Smith
Carbon Hill
John McGuire
Juanita Woodard
William Vanfossen
Lancaster
Dan Jones
J. R. McGuire
Odessa Groves
Charles Clark
Charles Bowen
John Cramblet
Carl Hull
Paul Hull Werth
Logan
Don Dishen
Net
Philo
Charles Holdren
Bartlett
Robert Shaw
Frank
Bart
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Peter Edson
Mary Baker Eddy
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