UN Palestine Partition Parable Echoes Solomon Tale
A Washington column compares the UN committee draft on partitioning Palestine to King Solomon and the two mothers parable. It notes 11 nations judge Palestine while the U S stance remains limited to admitting 100000 Jewish refugees, with no official policy shift. The piece highlights long-standing proposals dating to 1936 and repeated calls for action without consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations Committee
Palestine
Solomon
Bible Times
Israel
UN Committee
Royal Peel Commission
Grady - Morrison
United States
Truman
Clement Attlee
Ibn Saud
U. S
Dr. William A. O'Brien's Medical Comment Column
Dr. William A. O'Brien notes chickenpox can be serious in adults who lacked infection in childhood. Severity relates to eruption extent. He states chickenpox is probably caused by a virus, though not yet proven. Micrographic examination details are implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. O'Brien
Taylor Ridge area notes and medical advice update
Local listings report visitors staying with Tay lor Ridge residents over Labor Day weekend. A long medical advisory discusses chickenpox facts, incubation, symptoms, and care, plus guidance on dicumarol use for heart patients, stressing physician approval.
Triumph of Deception and the Marshall Plan Debate
A Reader's Digest piece cites Congressman Herter accusing bureaucracy of padded appropriations and deceptive tactics that swayed Congress. It argues reductions were overstated while criticizing postwar aid, urging Europe to rebuild with its own resources before further American lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reader's Digest
Herter
What's Wrong With Europe What’s Wrong With Europe
Experts who have studied Europe report its recovery lags behind expectations. Congressman George Bender cites lack of energy and political uncertainty as factors while committees from the Paris conference weigh options. He argues U S policy of easy promises prompts Europe to rely on aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
George Bender
Lawmakers weigh meaning of special elections and Taft-Hartley
Lawrence's Dispatch argues that a Republican win in a GOP-leaning district rarely signals a national trend. It notes unions pushed against Lichtenwalter but concedes Taft-Hartley was not the main issue. The piece predicts voters focus on living costs and real economic facts rather than party blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Franklin H. Lichtenwalter
Congress
Truman
Sam Simmons Warns on Russia's Plans in Asia
In a columnist note Sam Simmons argues that Roosevelt and Churchill may have set Korea’s partition and Russia’s access to Manchuria. He contends Moscow could pivot to Asia and Indonesia if Western powers retreat from Europe, urging careful strategic planning and time to test atomic power before any invasion.
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Far East
Russia
Roosevelt
Churchill
Korea
Manchuria
Europe
Kremlin
Asia
Indonesia
Ohio
Local People and Family News from Stockport Area
Jason Medley has moved to Washington D C for work. Miss Charlotte Hayes returns to McConnellville after three weeks with the Calendines. Mrs. W B Wallace comes home after two weeks with the Howes and William Henry Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Porter of Canton visited his father William Porter. Roy Patterson of Waverly announces the birth of a son, Thomas Lee, Sept 7 at Portsmouth Hospital. grandparents Howard Patterson. Byron Hook vacationing with parents Anna Bishop and Levi Scott of Oakland. Alberta Ross R N at White Cross Hospital in Columbus visited her father Vernon Ross. Lorena Evans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
Jason Medley
Washington D. C
Charlotte Hayes
McConnellville
Billy A. Calendine
W. B. Wallace
William Howe
William Henry Jr
Walter Porter
Canton
William Porter
Roy Patterson
Waverly
Portsmouth
Thomas Lee
Howard Patterson
Byron Hook
Anna Bishop
Levi Scott
Oakland
Alberta Ross
R. N
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Vernon Ross
Lorena Evans
Community Potluck and Social Saturday Memories
A detailed social roundup from Coolville highlights a Friday potluck at Mrs. Wilma Gilbert’s home with numerous local families in attendance. The report notes birthdays, family visits, a tribute to Prof. Frank Oakes Ellenwood of Ithaca after his death, a Shrine picnic in Columbus, a Bethel homecoming, and the wedding of Miss Jesse Crawford and Mr. Richard Feissex in Canaanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Wilma Gilbert
Carl Kincaid
Alice
L. H. MacGlone
Myrtle
Edward
Richard and Bradley
Virginia Parr
Garnet
Garrett Cole
Wilbur Warner
Marlene
Roy Gordon
C. E. Gilbert
R. B. Calaway
Gertrude Stephenson
Carolyn Kay
Ira Burke
Florence Gillilan
Gilbert
Marvin
Gordon Bailey
Carthage Gap
C. B. Kincaid
Pearl Castle
Castle
Frank Oakes Ellenwood
Ithaca
N.Y
Newbury
Codlville High School
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Cornell University
Carl Hall
Dayton
Frank Taylor
Arthur Orr
Parkersburg
W. B. King
Charles McKeen
Sammy
Bethel
Columbus
E. G. Ashcraft
L. M. Walden
G. R. Walden
W. G. Cook
L. C. Brafford
Harry Summerfield
Jesse Crawford
Canaanville
Richard Feissex
Cleveland
Canaanville Methodist Church
Guy Pierce
Athens
Doris Walden
Local social notes from Delaware to Coolville
Mr and Mrs Lee Bell of Delaware spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Allen Bailey. Several families from Columbus Racine Reedsville and Coolville visited relatives and attended weddings with multiple Gen values. Mr Orr and Janet Orr joined in a marriage Aug 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Buckley
Reedsville
Billy Orr
Orr
Clint Orr
Janet Orr
Jo Carol Chapman
Roland Torrence
Clyde Flinner
Tuppers Plains
Roscoe Morris
Gallipolis
Marilyn
Martha Orr
Cledas Chapman
Russell Bailey
Flatwoods
Harry Allison
Paul
Racine
Willie White
Coolville
Grover White
iMary McKay
Storm at Louisville Claims Three Lives
A sudden Friday afternoon storm battered central Louisville injuring many. Three men died: Joseph Steinmetz, Russell Cormack, 40, of Nashville, and John Lee Gentry, 27, of Jeffersontown. Dozens suffered cuts from glass and brick injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Joseph Steinmetz
Russell Cormack
Nashville, Tenn
John Lee Gentry
Jeffersontown
Mineral News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs William Brooks and family toured Washington DC with Phyllis and Billy Brooks. J P Snyder funeral services held with Knights of Pythias honors. he was a longtime Mineral resident and Waterloo Township elder. Mineral area sees store sale, schooling gains, and varied visits as residents travel to Athens Cincinnati and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brooks
Phyllis
Billy Brooks
Wilbur Ely
Washington, D. C
J. P. Emish
Keturah Walker
Vern Adams
Sturgis
Mich
John Burske
Waynesville
Walter Duncan
Lafe Lynch
Athens
Mattie Muir
Ralph Gibson
Sylva Andrews
C. M. Buckleys
Cincinnati
Ernest Crow
Vinton Place
Zellman Crow
C. V. Hester
Canada
J. A. Hester
Mineral
New Marshfield
Kimberly Kimberly and Local News Dated Items
A collection of brief notes from Kimberly area reporting dismantling of a two story store owned by Oral Daugherty and residents moving to Nelsonville. Other items note a rise in telephone count, a school custodian, travel of residents, military medical return, church youth rally, a 93rd birthday, trials in Athens, long marriages of local residents, cabbage with a snake in the leaves, mine abandonment driving workers to Gordon West Virginia and Eastern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
Oral Daugherty
Arch Brooks
Nelsonville
Dick Duffy
Popeye McCombs
Old Floodwood
Flora Lauderback
Mary Danko
Columbus
Robert Hatfield
Ruth Martin
Athens
Edward Call
U. S. Marine Hospital
New York
Honolulu
William Davis
Patty
Dora Breeze
Vera Hutchinson
Nazarene Church
the Plains
James M. Davis
Bedford Township
Alonzo H
Lucinda Davis
Mr. Davis
Amanda Comstock
Emma Viola Gross
Davis
Marion Pickett
Bill Pickett
Frank Pickett
Gordon Tolliver
Maywood Byers
Homer Mourn
Eugene Pickett
Fred Pritts
Floyd Brown
Gilbert Adams
Bobby Adams
Jimmy Rogers
Coate Pickett
Glen Ebon
Gordon
W.va
Ohio
Dexter Davis Reco vers from Broken Ankle
Ronald Davis is recovering from a broken ankle suffered in an auto accident. A weekend of visits includes Mrs Mettie Ogdin and son James with her sister Mrs Warren Campbell, and Mr and Mrs LawrenceChapman visiting Albert Romine at Holzer Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Ronald Davis
Mettie Ogdin
James
Warren Campbell
Lawrence Chapman
Albert Romine
Holzer Hospital
Glen McClure
Akron
Walter Olliday
Margaret Scott
Columbus
Lou Nichols
Betty
McArthur
Albert Caster
Ora Skenefield
Jess Wheaton
Roger Bolen
Toledo
New York Central
Jack Nelson
Loren Hoffman
Athens
Max Edmundson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John Johnson
Ward Nicholson
Cash Smith
State official John D. Goodrich dies at 46
John Davis Goodrich, 46, former supervisor of the claims section at the Ohio State Industrial Commission, died Friday. His career spanned public service roles in Ohio, with colleagues noting his contribution to workers compensation processing. Funeral arrangements were not disclosed.
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Columbus
John Davis Goodrich
Ohio State Industrial Commission
Local Social Notes from Ewington Area
Mr and Mrs Raymond Sprouse returned to Columbus after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Emmet Sprouse. Mr and Mrs L B Terry hosted guests from Huntington West Virginia recently. Robert McMillin visited his brother Warren in Middleport Monday. Mr and Mrs George Sumpter and daughter Hattie business trip to Bidwell Monday. Jane Ann Tyler daughter of Mr and Mrs K K Tyler suffers a displaced knee for three weeks. Mr and Mrs Marion McGhee and daughter Janet spent an afternoon with her parents Mr and Mrs A O Woodall. Mr and Mrs C Woodall returned to East Rochester Ohio Saturday called by the death of her father Frank Holcomb Verna Woodall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewington
Raymond Sprouse
Columbus
Emmet Sprouse
L. B. Terry
Huntington
W. Va
Robert McMillin
Warren
Middleport
George Sumpter
Hattie
Bidwell
Jane Ann Tyler
K. K. Tyler
Marion McGhee
Janet
A. O. Woodall
C. Woodall
East
Rochester
Ohio
Frank Holcomb
Verna Woodall
Harold Rose Begins Final Year at Staunton Military Academy
Harold Rose son of Attorney and Mrs George W Rose of Gloucester returns to Staunton Military Academy for his third and final year. Ohio University approves a new men's gymnasium costing 250000. Mr and Mrs Renzie Graham of Nelsonville visit Mr and Mrs Marion Graham in Salem. Mr and Mrs A L McBee and children visit relatives in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rose
George W. Rose, Glouster
Staunton Military Academy
Ohio University
Renzie Graham
Nelsonville
Marion Graham
Salem
A. L. McBee
West Virginia
Miss Marcia Karr Hosts Travel Party in Syracuse
Miss Marcia Karr of Syracuse entertained a travel party. Miss Ethel Garland shared an account of her Pacific coast trip. Miss Lelia Rachel Warren of Athens was appointed director of music at Gallipolis High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Karr
Syracuse
Ethel Garland
Pacific Coast
Lelia Rachel Warren
Athens
Gallipolis High School
Birthday Party Attended by Linscott and Howard Families
Mr and Mrs H E Linscott along with Mr and Mrs John Howard and Mrs Georgiana Linscott attended a birthday party at the home of Mr and Mrs H A Fleming on Hooper Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Linscott
John Howard
Georgiana Linscott
H. A. Fleming
Hooper Ridge
Mrs Shields Leaves for Visit with Son in Pomeroy
Mrs. Mattie Shields of Letart Falls departed for a visit with her son C. C. Shields in Pomeroy, taking the trip for a family gathering and to spend time with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Shields
Letart Falls
C. C. Shields
Pomeroy
Radio Highlights for Monday Night Listings
New York stations NBC CBS ABC and MBS present a full night of entertainment. NBC features Lionel Barrymore in Return to Glory at 7, with Howard Barlow concert, I Q Quiz, Contented Concert, and First Piano Quartet. CBS offers Inner Sanctum, Radio Theater Seventh Veil, and Bob Hawk quiz. ABC showcases Lum and Abner, Bill Lance Drama, Sam my Kaye band, and Doctors Talking. MBS airs Scotland Yard, Charlie Chan, Guy Lombardo, and Fish and Hunt Club.
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New York
NBC
Lionel Barrymore
Howard Barlow
I.Q
CBS
Bob Hawk
ABC
Lum
Abner
Bill Lance
New Time
Sammy Kaye
Doctors
MBS
Scotland Yard
Guy Lombardo
Fish and Hunt Club
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Peter Edson
Para
Taylor Ridge
Donna Coey
James Coey
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
John S. Blower
William Poole
Russell Poole
Linda Sue
Ray Souders
Oak Hill
Evan Davis
Ira C. Davis
Roy Hockingberry
John Knight
Cora Speakman
Chillicothe
James Bulloch
Mary
Elizabeth
Barbara Filen
Glouster
Loraine
William Dyer
Zanesville
Pat Bulstrom
David Swartz
Billie
Kenneth Porter
Linda
Raymond Porter
Germantown
Edward Bruce
Ironton
William Bulstrom
Dwight Smith
Ronald
Barberton
Labor Day
P. M. Smith
Bishopville
Carl Welling
Carol Ann Smith
James Byceski
Oscar Kloh
Randa Lee
Herman Kloh
Kloh
Regina
Cloey
Elma Heckert
Arnold Heckert
Eunice Heckert
Union
H. A. Rogers
Donna Rogers
Roy Dean Rogers
Nancy Rutherford
Lake Hope
Robert Cavey
Clea Hanning
Cherlyn Ann
Robert Hanning
John Cavey
Charles Morrison
Greens Run
Bert Murray
Mona Sue Tryon
Amesville
Jacksonville
Geraldine Nagle
Perry Chalfant
William Chesser
Carl Weling
Nere
Customs Service
Postal Service
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Indian Service
Chambers of Commerce
Oklahoman
Okla
City
Uncle Sam
France
Italy
Lawrence
Sam Simmons
Bashan
Arthur Morarity
Connie Kay
Clifford Young
Ed Howell
Thomas McKay
Oliver Bailey
Minnie Orr
Clara Circle of
Carmel
Point Rock
James Cummings
Cynthia Cummings
Sammie
Carrie Webb
Joseph Freeman Post
Wilkesville
New Legion Grove
Jarret Bobo
John Silver
Springfield
Mammoth
Onyx Caves
Kentucky
Henry Bobo
Albany
Bobo
Frank Westfall
Orley Rife
Mattie Morris
John Caster
Fern Radcliff
Carpenter
Caster
John Bable
Union Ridge
W. D. Bable
D. W. Morris
Bean Dinner Grove
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