congressional push for full inquiry into Fears Harbor tragedy
David Lawrence argues for a comprehensive congressional investigation of the Fears Harbor disaster, criticizing civilian officials for hush hush practices and urging disclosure of State Department and military interchanges. He contends army and navy interests sought time to prepare for war and warns against censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Army Board
Hull
Army
Navy
Japan
Department of State
War Departments
State Department
Yalta
San Francisco
Russia
Kuriles
Justice Roberts
Pearl Harbor
Admiral Kimmel
General Short
Board of
Marshall
War and Navy Departments
War and Navy
Aunt Hildreth’s Missing Heirloom? Thayer’s Night of Fear
Thayer confronts illness isolation and a frantic search for a missing aunt as she pleads for a doctor and faces stern family tension. Hildreth intervenes while Brock rests, and Corinne’s crisis unfolds into a tense cliffhanger with Dr. Lacey arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KY Hildreth
Thayer
Aunt Hildreth
Hildreth
Brock
Mrs. Kittridge
Mrs.Kittridge
Dr. Palham
Point Rock Bean Dinner Draws Large Crowd
POINT ROCK The American Legion Bean dinner at Wilkesville Saturday drew a very large crowd. Local residents and families attended, with many relatives visiting from Columbus and nearby towns. Several listed attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davight and Miss Millie Hensler, among others, as community events and visits filled the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Rock
American Legion
Wilkesville
Frank Davight
Michigan
Millie Hensler
Columbus
Dallas ‘Hensler
Wesley-Bobo
Jarret Bobo
Mirs
V. Lowther
Dickinson
Rilo Grande
Columbia Chapel
Helen Holcomb
Charles Roberts
Point Pleasant
W. Va
D. ¥. Morris
Dwight McLaughlin
Wellstone
Hayles Lodge
Laura Pickett
H. B. Pickett
Darwin
Ailie Tipple
Athens
W. Holcomb
Neva McElroy
Jessie McElroy
Mary E. Wood
Mulholand
W. R. Holcomb
Everett
al- Albany
Howard Knapp
Francis
Carl
Lucile Darth
Leave Them Alone: On Not Reeducating German and Japanese Minds
The piece argues against trying to change German and Japanese thoughts or cultures after war. It cautions that altering deeply held beliefs is near impossible and suggests focusing on military victory while avoiding attempts to “civilize” or re-educate broad populations. The author warns against Anglophone and Americanization across nations already defined by distinct cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hirohito
Macfarthuy
Mikado
Hitler
Germany
Japan
Cifof
Vzier
MacArthur
Policy Reflections on Hirohito and Postwar Governance
Analyzed views on Emperor Hirohito’s role after Japan’s defeat, comparing potential actions by Allied powers, including a German-style occupation, with concerns over Hirohito’s authority and the risks of fanatical resistance. Discusses feasibility and dangers of dismantling the imperial system.
Seeds of War and the Human Heart
A London dispatch reports Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Harris stating wars persist until humanity alters core emotions. The piece contrasts this view with the San Francisco Conference and notes Mexico’s push for a world police force, while warning greed arrogance and intolerance fuel conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur Harris
San Francisco
Sir Arthur
Rockefeller Office to be Transferred and Reviewed
A Washington column notes the transfer of the Inter-American Affairs program from Nelson Rockefeller’s Office to the State Department. Congress will reassess hundreds of Rockefeller projects including anti Axis measures, railroads in Mexico, shipbuilding, and civilian aid as analysts weigh successes and failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Nelson Rockefeller
Office of Inter-American Affairs
U. S
Rockefeller
Congress
South America
U.S
Beardsley Rumi
Wallace Karrisen
Rumi
Harry Hop
Roosevelt
Anon
Provident
Pegan
Sumner Welles
Welles
Iwe
Amerivan Ballet
Yale Glen Club
Douglas Fairbanks
Axis
Oet
Axis Airlines
Mexico
Minersville News Briefs highlight local visits and travels
Local notes record visits and departures among residents including Mrs. Helen Lynch from Covington visiting Otto Hartenbach, relatives in Chicago, Dayton and Barberton, a golden wedding in Dayton, and WWI veteran Alfred Stitts returning via Racine. Seceasion threat section cites Wisconsin dissension over anti gambling laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Minnesota
Harmful Is Causing Bad Feeling
Dewitt Mackenzie discusses a Manchester Guardian warning that the United States may abandon wartime obligations after the war. He notes Allied occupation should continue until Germany is democratic and cautions against inflammatory remarks by British MPs that strain Allied relations. He stresses the need for restraint and mutual respect among Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
England
The
Manchester Guardian
United States
Guardian
Europe
Germany
Sam
Stanley N. Evans
Evens
Britain
America
Evans
World Airways
Cheshire Social And Personal Notes
Elizabeth Swisher of Dayton spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs P O Swisher. Several local families hosted visitors including the Rife and Weanger families and guests from Akron Sunbury Gallipolis and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Elizabeth Swisher
Dayton
P. 0. Swisher
Clyde Rife
Lilie
Sunbury
Weanger
Evelyn
J. F. Gates
Jackson
Kermit Massie
Johny Garrison
Akron
Clarence Peters
Aaron Davis
Gallipolis
F. W. Butcher
C. W. McCarty
Delaware
Sally McCarty
Bert Hern
Gene Sayre
Charleston
Nash Haskins
Middleport
George Mulford
Levert Roush
Youngstown
George Yeanger
Robert Hern
Ak- Ton
Hollis Whitt
Lottie Roush
E. O. Yeanger
Paign Church
Laurel Run Club Obscure Social Notes and Visits
Mrs Margaret Campbell hosted a pot luck with readings by Anna Todd and Hattie Patton award winners Helen Bumgardner Anna Todd Margaret Campbell and Jean Bumgardner. Neighbors and relatives listed include the Bumgardners Todd Campbells Sowers Wolfe Harden Todd and others visiting at various Nelsonville Logan Cololville and Lake Hope venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Run
Margaret Campbell
Anna Todd
Hattie Patton
Helen Bumgardner
Jean Bumgardner
Mia
Winnie Sowers
Marge
Juanita Wolfe
Joy
Walter Bumgardner
Jim
Danny
Charley Campbell
Nellie Huddy
Jean Cole
Joan Bumwardner
Grant Harden
Logan
Clarence Patton
Herman Bumgardner
Joan
Jacob Gleason
Arthur Todd
C. J. Skiver
Nora
Haydenville
Ray Thompson
Coumbus
Henry Todd
Nelsonville
Joan Bumgardner
Tean Cole
Eddie Russell
Tunior Clark
Cololville
Lake Hope
Springfield
Martha Campbell
Donald Campbell
James Shafer
William Wood
Velma Price
Margaret Keplar
Logan RD
Dexter Social And Personal News Tangle
Dexter social notes list Mr and Mrs Elza Barton Rutland as recent guests of Homer Weat Charley Tyler traveled to to é sens Tuesday sick list includes George Whitington Gertrude Graham Keith Weaver and S C Cook Helen Cook visits from Columbus while employed there James Nichols of South Charleston visits the Mud Fork home Farley family guests include Robert Farley and two sons Dean Harvey Ruth Nelson and Mrs Miles Nelson Don Morgan family guests of Alonzo Glaze and friends in town and at Midairporte
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesville
Miles Nelson
James Nichols
South Charleston
ton-Nichols
Mud Fork
Henry Farley
Robert Farley
Columbus
Dean Harvey
Gallipolis
Mirs
Ruth Nelson
Charleston
Don Morgan
Anne
Douglas
Alonzo Glaze
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Dr. Lacey
Henry Pelham
Corinne
Point Rock News
Peter Edson
St. Paul
Minersville News
Minersville
Helen Lynch
Covington
Otto Hartenbach
Charles Neff
Barbara
WSCS
Lennie Rummel
Will Thomas
Mabel Thomas
Pontiac
Mich
Foster Thomas
John Custer
United Brethren Church
Lancaster
Syracuse
Gladys Cuckler
Pomeroy
Karl Grueser
Bobbie
Herald Brown
Dana Brown
Webb Whaley
Indian Lake
Alfred Stitts
Racine
Ba Myers
Stitts
Pacific
Grant Brinker
Pisgah
Jowsa
Frank Stewart
Iocal
Richard Campbell
Brinker
Meigs County
Stewart
Campbell
M-Sat
Ashton Sayre
Salvation Army
Albert Rummel Hawse
Barberton
Hawse
SMO
Linnie Rummel
Gienna Rummel
Charles Withrow
Earl Roush
Sycamore
Ida Phillips
Clarence Masar
Aliquinna
Albert Massar
Clifford Phillips
Barbara Lee
Wellston
Lottle Hitchens
Buffalo
John Hitchens
Laurel
Kate Russell
Clayton Fosanaugh
Stanley Price
Kenneth White
Everett White
Blanche Moorehead
Vance Wolfe
M. B. Hes
Dexter
By Galbraith
WEG U. & Pat
Effie
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