Imagined Path to World Peace Through Russian Democracy
A commentary argues that only a democratic Russia can curb totalitarianism and enable effective international inspections. It warns that Soviet dictatorship threatens global peace, and U S efforts in Europe and Asia hinge on supporting German recovery and opposing Moscow domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russa
United States
Great Britain
United Satans
Lon
Russia
Europe
America
Britain
North Africa
Western
Byrnes
Far East
Japan
China
Moscow
Pacific
Subscriptions Rates and Postal Details
Subscriptions offered with varied rates by region and term. Overseas orders require a request letter. Notices reference Athens Ohio post office and second class status under 1928 act. Advertising inquiries available at Home or Foreign offices. Obituary notices and cards of thanks carry a nominal charge.
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Ween
Oho
Mali
Ohio
Wallabe
Unio
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Iew
York
Columbus
Clevelanc
Beatrice Ghosts and Beatings in Colin Fitzgerald Tale
The narrator recalls violent clashes between brothers Colin and Mark Fitzgerald. Colin spirals into drinking, causing fear and care at home as Ellen and Ebien shield Cecelia. Mark intervenes, spares Cecelia further harm, and Colin seeks forgiveness after a drunken spree.
Hemlock Hosts Dinner Honor for Hodgson Family Guests
Mr and Mrs Bernard Hodgson hosted a dinner at their Hemlock home honoring their son in law Chief Carpenter Mate and Mrs Herman Hodgson and their son Bobby of Los Angeles. Attendees included numerous Hodgson relatives and friends from Columbus Groveport Mansfield and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Homer
Rheba Lou Tharp
Albert Fitko
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Mae Davis
Glouster
Lily Sheiine
Bellevue
McKeesport
Steve Hadabos
Jimmy
Larry Hadabos
Ais Shively
Steuben
B. O. Fitzer
Ralph Fitzer
Arthur Green
Chicago
Homer Tharp
Joyce
Jean Johnson
Joseph Hines
Robert Nowell
Coumbus
Oscar Helser
Thornville
Paul Nash
Mary Lee
Cinda Sue
Linda Sue
New Lexington
Clara Driggs
Elaine
Beverly Ann
Crooksyile
Clifford Richards
Kenneth
Oma Campbell
Evelyn Campbell
W. A. Earle
Forrest Dennis
Glenn
Jacksonville
W. A. Kayto
Hazel Tharp
Wallace Tharp
Tharp
Carelessness in 1945 Traffic Fatalities Analyzed by Ohio official
The Ohio highways director reports a steady rise in traffic deaths and injuries since the wartime decline. Motor vehicle collisions cause most deaths and injuries, with non collisions and pedestrian runs also contributing. Nighttime drinking, speed violations, and poor brakes or headlights are highlighted as key avoidable factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry T. Ford
Ohio
Autotrain
The Boat Has Sailed on Reconversion Economy
The article laments postwar reconversion failures in the American economy, noting scarce consumer goods, worn prewar stockpiles, and rising costs. It cites high wages for some, widespread inflation, and housing shortages with converted barracks and substandard homes, arguing the nation wasted its wartime advantages.
Edson Letter From Washington Reveals Administration Tangles
Douglas Larsen reports in Washington that elevator encounters reveal the era’s political tension. Figures like Patterson and Somervell dodge comment on Don Nelson’s Arsenal of Democracy while Eisenhower notes he has not read the book. Henry Wallace tours Latin America and hints at future campaigning as the economy stalls and savings erode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Larsen Washington
Department of Labor
Etéran
Robert Patterson
Don Nelson
War Department
Patterson
Fudge Patterson
Brehon EB
Somervell
Netallack
Comermanding
Service Forces
Pittsburgh
Koeppers, Inc
Nelson
Eisenhower
Neon
Steverars of
Commerce
Henry Wallace
Menton
Asia Camacho
Wallace
Camacho
Mexico
Hise ‘Hall Club
Carpenter News Notes Highlights Local Guests and Visits
A string of weekend visits and household updates unfold in Carpenter with residents hosting relatives from Columbus and Springfield. Notable items include Mrs. Welch’s recovery at Sheltering Arms Hospital and several families celebrating a golden wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Harry Kent
Columbus
Walter Hampton
3 Iron
Alka Rawli
Kenneth Welch
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Adeline Foley
F. BR. Val
Ray Wiseman
Springfield
H. E. Starkey
Myr
Ottie Wiseman
Gussie Sweet
Walter Sweet
Sweet Home
William Sweet
Ohio University
Athens
Lawrence Woodyard
Arthur Woodyard
C. C. Woodyard
W. E. Jeffers
Jeffers
Stanley Robinson
Veston Robinson
Elda Starkey
Gerald
Beulah Jones
Akron
Eugene Halliday
Alva Rupe
Loren Huffman
Route 1
John Rawling
Lancaster
Guy Gorby
Albany
Raymond Sisson
Gorby
Harrisonville area notices and visits span counties and states
Harrisonville personal items report visits by Mr and Mrs Edgar Combs to Copley and Mrs Homer Welsh, trips by W A Dye and Ann Jones to Columbus and Mt Blanchard, and gatherings from Mansfield to Lake Hope. Health notes mention R A Diehl in White Cross Hospital in serious condition and Eva W death in Albans with a Presbyterian church funeral Aug 28.
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Harrisonville
Edgar Combs
Copley
Homer Welsh
W. A. Dye
Ann Jones
Columbus
Mt. Blanchard
Airugene Afkin
Virgil Atkins
Mansfield
Cecil Blackwood
Portsmouth
R. S. Blackwood
Arthur Woodward
Kenneth
Eliza Welsh
Mary Woodward
Balliday Atkins Home
Don Anderson
Cleveland
Gen Anderson
Philip Smith
Darlene
Rutland
Lawrence Anderson
Leslie
Jackson
R. A. Diehl
White Cross
Eva W
Albans
Presbyterian Church
Harold Balland
Dwight. Seipie
Mac Bail
Frances Welsh
Hattie McKenze
Raymond Welch
Emma Haning
W Ter Saylor
Lake Hope
L. ST. Harmon
Neva Lee
Millersport
Ray Alkire
Georgelia Turner
Lewis Campbell
Jarmesville
Don Brickles
Akron
Felix Alkire
Anniversary notes and local happenings in Athens County
The piece recalls the 100th anniversary of First Presbyterian Church Jackson and 60th Home Missionary Society milestone. It notes Israel Cheshire descendants reunion at Ash Cave, a Gallia County farmers meeting led by County Agent Starbuck, and Logan attendance peak of 171 announced by Supt. Carr. Also mentions 20 years ago headlines, burglars at Eversbach Ford and Dodge agencies, and Pomona Grange jubilee exhibit planning with Lowell Lewis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Jackson
Home Missionary Society
Harry L. Wise
Charles
Fredrice Athens
Israel Cheshire
Ash Cave
RR. Starbuck
Gallia
Gallipolis
Logan
Supt
G. E. Carr
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Columbus
Lowell Lewis
Hazel Lewis
Goldie Boudinot
Walter Briley
T. H. Johnson
News Notes of Cheshire Visitors and Guests
Cheshire notes list Rev and Mrs J W Speer and daughter visiting in Georgia. Several residents share weekends and Sundays with relatives in Akron Columbus Marietta Fanauga Toledo Evergreen and Lit t and Erma Reynolds at Columbus.
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Cheshire
J. W. Speer
Georgia
Barl Grapes
Kenneth
Akron
Lettie Poush
Richard Davis
Galipolis
F. W. Butcher
Audrey Thamston
Huntington
Airs
Ethel Rife
Jim Grover
Corning
Clifford Harrison
Ohio River Sportsman J Frank Smith Dies at 39
J Frank Smith a noted Ohio River sportsman and founder of the Ohio Valley Motorboat Racing Association died yesterday from a heart attack. He was 39. The piece notes his prominence in regional boating circles and his role in the association.
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Ohio River Sportsman
Cincinnati
J. Frank Smith
The
Ohio Valley Motorboat Racine Association
Barr Family Reunion Held Across West Virginia Communities
The Barr family held its annual Labor Day reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Vinto Casto in Evans West Virginia. The event drew many relatives from Evans Ripley Londonderry Columbus Racine and Parkersburg among others. The oldest attendee was several years old and the youngest six months with numerous cousins and extended family members listed from Leon W Va to North Dakota and Michigan in attendance.
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Macine
Barr
Henry Barr
Douglas
George Barr
Hill Evans
W. Va
Arthur Hill
Beloit
Lansing Williams
Evans
Donnie Hill
Caroline
Curtiss
Ripley
John Barr
Londonderry
John Stone
Isabel
Whursel
Leon
Goldie Stone
John St. Stone
Columnus
Anna Barr
Risley
Magon Stewart
Air
Milton Barr
Dewey
Eugene
Julius
Thornville
Mrr
Jasper Morrison
Betty Louise
Johny Morrison
Perry
Akron
Harry Allen
Columbus
Angelo Gatteri
Detroit
Mich
Booby Steele
Ray Parson
Leroy
Marion
Russell Barnes
Lancaster
Ray Barr
Jeannette
Airs
Albert Barr
Leona
Belle
Lois
Thurman
Racine
W. H. Waltzer
Walter Barr
Shirley
Jacqueline
Ganesville
Lloyd Baker
Beatie
Fears
Alpha Barr
Helen
Tay
Langsville
Arthur Barr
Margaret
Gladys
Shirley Ann
Ruth
Oake Caste
Lester Barnette
Geraldine
Aligene
Betty
Rookcastle
Ivan Pri
Apple Grove Social Briefs
Apple Grove gatherings feature guests from Akron Marietta Belpre Letart Parkersburg and McDermott with local families hosting reunions and a farewell party for 14 children at Norma Kay Wolfe's home Doris Sayre Early Roush and others visited Holzer Hospital James Shank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Grove
Harry Donley
Herman Peacock
Akron
Charles Sayre
Wayne Carpenter
Clair Carpenty
Belpre
Dy Carpentier
Don Pas
Wilson Emily
Letart
Herman Car- Raymond Jr
Parkersburg
Helen Johnson
Katharyn
Virginia Johnson
Robert D Ashley
Letart Aehe Sharpnack
Doris Sayre
Early Roush
Bud
Billie Sharp
Earl Shank
James Shank
Holzer Hospital
Georgia Wheeler Wolfe
Norma Kay
Bob Allen
Sue Ann Buck
Bobbie Normanth
Frankie Chapman
Junior Wolfe
Jos and
Thurman Barr
Sandra Stump
Phyllis
Lile Mae Hayman
Mariene Shields
Maribel Sharpnack
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National Dispatch
Devils Laventer
Colin
Mark
Alarkc
Ellen
Father Gene
Gene
Colin Fitzgerald
Ebien
Cohin
Cecelia
Beatrice
Charlotte
Eden
Hemlock
Sharpsburg
Edward Adams
Ralph Tate
Emmett Tabler
Broadwell
Hook
Nelsonville
Tate
Bethel Church
Zanesville
Peter Edson
Martha Whinple
Niles
W. H. Brown
William Connett
Piqua
Eversbach
Ford
Dodge
KR. H. Rawlings
Brazil
Western Hemisphere
Apple Grove Social Briefs
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