Peace show or setback after Stalin Churchill conference
The piece critiques the Soviet British summit in Russia without U S representation. It warns of a looming eastern hegemony under Stalin and questions the fairness and durability of a peace shaped by the Big Three. It argues economic and diplomatic horse trading may erode trust and dilute American influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Churchill
Stalin
United States
John Bull
Hemisphere
Europe
Roosevelt
Joe
Winnie
Moscow
London
America
Uncle Sam
East
Ball’s stance risks U N security plan in partisan campaign
The piece argues Senator Ball’s push for an isolationist line on the International Security Organization forces Roosevelt into a hard choice. It contends Ball misreads Roosevelt and Dewey, risks constitutional warpower limits, and could worsen postwar partisan strife and peace prospects if Roosevelt is re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
International Security Organization
Dewey
Roosevelt
Ball
Congress
Senator Ball
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
World Organization
United Nations Council
Wilson
Paris
More Than Machinery Needed For Allied Coal War Effort
A comparison shows American coal output far surpassing Britain in 1943 and 1988. In 1943 British miners produced 227 million tons at 321 tons per man, while American miners produced 650 million tons at 1 350 tons per man. The piece argues free enterprise and individual operators drove the U S coal industry’s growth, not decrees, and that shipping machinery abroad offers limited gains without the same economic system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Great Britain
United States
Cnal
Rainbow chasers warned as towns seek peacetime industries
The piece cautions communities against chasing mythical postwar booms and urges reliance on established, wartime-tested industries that support tax payments payrolls and local prosperity once war production declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Chasers
Controversy Over Smithsonian Living Hall Of Washington List
Peter Edson notes anticipated debate from the Smithsonian Living Hall of Washington exhibit. He highlights included figures such as Roosevelt Wallace Morgenthau Stimson and Marshall and Eisenhower while questioning who was omitted, including Vinson Hershey and Evas, and naming several Senate and House leaders as potential contenders or misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Institution
Willard M. Kiplimaer
Irom
Roosevelt
Wallace
Hull
Stimson
Morgenthau
Biddie
Walker
Know
Forrestal
Ickes
Wickard
Jenes
Perkine
Stettinimus
Patterson
Stone
Candiates Dewees
J Vt Hoover
Elmer Mavis
Byron Price
Nelson Rockeleter
Admiral Fors B. Land
Bill Green
Phil Alurray
John L. Lewis
Henry J .Kaiser
Eric Johnston
Ray Clarper
Ernc Pyle
Walter Lippman
Bon Hope Exvenzore
Washington Hall of Fame
Fred M. Vinson
War Labor Board
Willam H. Ba
Byrd
Connally
George
Carter Glass
Taft
Vandenburg
White
Wheeler
Ball
Burton
Hatch
Hill
Senate
House
Joe Martin
Judge Hatton
Summers
Everett M. Dirkson
Fulbright
Sabath
Martin
Inside story of Boggio the racketeer and a wary confidant
A narrator recalls his long, tense interview with Boggio a powerful criminal figure who explains his organized crime network and the price of loyalty. The talk reveals coercion morality and the stakes as the narrator weighs becoming an insider or fleeing the dangerous arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boggie
Boggio
Bogigio
Iine
Public Forum letter on politics and unity in Cleveland
Shortened letters urge unity to avoid blight and politics harming progress. Editors warn against foreign ideas injected into Christianity. Cited figures include Roosevelt, Dewey, and Engle, arguing both parties fail to keep promises and warn against war provocations. Notes concern about schooling reforms and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Dewey
America
Dellow Times
Michigan
Poet’s Corner Verses and Stars in Politics
Poet’s Corner features readers Zach must bear name and address. Orson’s air on Franklin provokes crowd and a star’s testimony misleads. Gahagan and Melvyn headline, while Jet Welles and Sinatra blur lines between acting and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Zach
Orson
Franklin
Jet Welles
Sinatra
H. B. Fo
Plenty To Be Done Editor The Messenger Letter
Clara Cantwell writes that chaplains are needed for soldiers and condemns ministers seeking easy money, urging genuine faith and home salvation before spreading gospel overseas, noting radio as modern evangelism and expressing hope soldiers be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Clara Cantwell
Bishopville News Notes
Mary Evans returns to Akron after visiting cousin Miss Jessie Wilson. J M Watkins leaves for Akron after weeks with Mr and Mrs J O Moody. Harold Morrison and wife attend Columbus dog show with Cocker Spaniels. Mrs Victor Norris returns from Newport R I and is employed in Gleus Cpl Orlando Richardson reports promotion to sergeant in France after leave in Paris. Sgt Gerald Pedicord and twin Pfc Harold Pedicord embark eastward. their wives return to parental homes. Pickett Van
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
Mary Evans
Akron
Jessie Wilson
J. M. Watkins
J. O. Moody
Harold Morrison
Columbus
Orlando
Richardson
France
Paris
Set
Gerald Pedicord
Pfc
Harold Pedicord
Grace Foura Pedicord
Dorotha Nichols Pedicord
iPickett van
Amesville Honor Roll Announces First Six Weeks
Amesville reports honor roll names for grades 2 to 12 with students such as Paul Hanson, Shirley Ann Brygon, Barbara Woolley, Ilene LaFollette, Kermit Croston, and Myron McGrew. Local notices include church activities, visits, PTA contest results, and an engagement announcement for Isa bella Masden to Capt. Dan S. Gentile of Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Paul Hanson
Billy Jones
Addison Jago
Patty Armstrong
Diane Hamilton
Shirley Potter
Shirley Ann Brygon
Richard Clark
Jack Sayer
Barbara Woolley
Patsy Glass
Barbara Duncan
Vivian Stobart
Rosemary E Butcher
Ilene LaFollette
Darlene Kaster
Willa Jean Marlow
Marilyn Minner
June Sayres
Barbara Ann Talbert
Geraldine Nagle
Mona Suefryon
Ardeth Boudinol
Nancy Burns
Max Hallowell
Norma Kasler
Alene
LaFollette
Janet Jinscott
Don Stobart
Nila Ruth Stobart
Peggy Ashcroft
Agnes Whitsel
Robert Brown
Keith Hanson
Charles Jones
Lewis White
Rita LaFollette
Jeraldine Hamiton
Wanda Hines
Glenna McGrew
Virginia Morehead
Mary Moore
Virginia North
Norma Walton
Jimmy Justice
Anna Mae Brown
Betty Fisher
Joyce Bruce
Marie Bryson
Elena Mayle
Mary Sealock
Leona Zarley
Kermit Croston
Myron McGrew
Vern Wolfe
Virgene Davis
Pauli
Gilbert Boudinot
Methodist Church
Louise Linscott
Julia White
John Eckard
Clamber Weise
Columbus
Helen Everett
F. W. Nicklaus
Gene Sedwick
BE. P. Adair
Jackson
Mina Thompson
Carl Sedwick
Rhea Bangert
Logan
Alice Bouleau
Gentile Columbus
Joseph Masden
Isabella
Dan S. Gentile
Troy
Europe
Lottridge Social and Personal Notes Highlights
Lottridge social column details local visits and stays. Sgt Wayne Conklin, near Wilmington, and Mrs. Conklin visit relatives. guests include John Miller, Nickolia family, and Davis kin. Attendees at church events and a planned October meeting with Halloween party at R. M. Allen's residence.
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Lottridge
Wayne Conklin
Wilmington
N. C
Conklin
Walter Greiner
Sgt. Conklin
Marines
Lee Gaston
John Miller
Spencer
W. Va
Harry Nickolia
Point Pleasant
Janet
Aubrey Mickeson
Athens
Charles Cottrill
Glenn Brummage
Alice Kincade
Frances Brummage
Marian Potter
Parkersburg City Hospital
W. C. Young
Leslie
Iva Bean
Earl Persons
Huntington
Lewis Persons
Torch
Harvey Persons
Persons
Herbert. Hoskinson
Glenn Gaston
R. M. Allen
Ruth Atherton
Alfred
Parkersburg
Tuppers Plains
U. B
John Chevalier
John Jeffers
Columbus
Harold Cremner
Chevalier
Christian Endeavor
iLottridge U. B
R. M. Allens
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National Dispatch
Peter Edson
By Stanley Paley
Virgil Bargio
Shystec
Reo Kabateck
Kabateck
Ranto Enterprises
NEA Service, Inc
Roggie
Boggi
the Public Forum
Representative Engle
Hitler
Chicago
Oney
Engle
Parker S. Sniffen
Nelsonville
Actors In Politics
Gahagan
Melvyn
Bishopville News
lAmesville
Martha Mae Kuhns
Bert Kuhns
Nellie Woolley
Curtis Strous
Adelphia
Harold Strous
O. E. Woolley
Women's Society of Christian Service
Annie Smith
Jessie Lortz
Stella Hamilton
Alice Sedwick
Louise King
Ella Morris
F. L Thomas
Estre Turner
Henrietta Glazier
Dorothy Sedwick
Jackie Sedwick
Jimmy Glass
Patsy
Glass
David Hamilton
Aaron Jago
Billy Lee Jago
Geraldine Nagie
Richard
Dicky) Clark
By Galbraith
Cope
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