Berlin air lift and Soviet promises questioned
Berlin to stop the American air lift supplying the blockaded city prompts criticism of Stalin's promises. The piece argues distrust in Soviet sincerity, noting Western plans like the Marshall plan strengthen Western Europe while Moscow's stance weakens Soviet influence. Moscow is depicted as clumsy, reducing trust in any Soviet led agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Stalin
Germany
Yalta
Western
Europe
Russia
Moscow
Dying agent returns home to a changed Nuns Farthing
Hilary Shenstone dies in the Todian desert and returns as a revenant to Nuns Farthing, where Sabrina, his would be heir, awaits his arrival. The scene shifts to a tea at the estate where Sabrina meets Hilary’s lookalike, learning the truth of his death and surprising family dynamics unfold as a new chapter begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todian
Hilary Shenstone
England
Nuns Farthing
Sabrina
Hilary
Pigland
Aunt Effie
Worcester
Mrs. Pilton
Jennie
Effie
Mr. Shenstone
George
India
Mendip
Relief in Sight Predicted for Food Prices in Months
The article argues a break in food prices is likely within six months amid falling exports of grains and cotton, rising farm surpluses, and bumper crops. It links relief to general price shifts and political timing, noting expectations for early 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Berlin Crisis Turns Into Western Powers Sham
The article argues Western powers face a sham by the Soviet Union over Berlin with Stalin failing to honor agreements. It notes a shift from currency talks to actions by Russian commanders and plans for mass air maneuvers as the blockade remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Moscow
Uncle Joe
Stalin
Disturbances Rise Over School Equality in South Districts
The piece argues unequal educational opportunities persist between rich and poor districts, blaming white-led uproars on Communist influence. It contends federal aid cannot equalize all schools, warns agitators fuel racial and religious tensions, and claims the Soviet High Command supports such unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet High Command
Clergy Family Moves Into Parsonage. Local Visits Reported
The Rev. and Mrs. Harold Hammer moved into the Baptist Parsonage recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Eversole. Weekend guests included Earl Grapes of Akron visiting W. J. Grapes and Lottie Roush, and Paul Nilbert of Dayton visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Bocock. Paul Adams of Evergreen stayed with his grandparents Curt and Gard Swisher. Ray Grapes of Parkersburg visiting W. J. Grapes. Leta Ann Grover of Columbus visiting Ivan Grover. Ned Eachus of Gallipolis visiting Curt Swisher. Alice Yeanger namesake note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
Harold Hammer
Baptist
H. C. Eversole
Earl Grapes
Akron
W. J. Grapes
Lottie Roush
Douglas Rife
Columbus
Ivan Grover
Paul Nilbert
Dayton
John Bocock
Paul Adams
Evergreen
Curt Swisher
Ray Grapes
Parkersburg
Leta Ann Grover
Ned Eachus
Gallipolis
Alice Yeanger
U N General Assembly Set For Paris Meeting
Washington notes forecast no major surprises from the U S delegation at the Paris session opening Sept 21. Key items include Italian colonies, UN Security Council seats distribution, and a proposed UN guard for commissions with focus on Balkans and Palestine.
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Washington
U. S
United Nations General Assembly
Paris
George C. Marshall
General Assembly
Molotov
Gromyko
Vishinsky
Malik
United Nations Forum
Rio
Bogota
Belgrade
Assembly
Marshall
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
Italy
Security Council
India
Council
Australia
Brazil
Poland
Asia
United Nations
Balkans
Palestine
Kashmir
Indonesia
Trygve Lie
Lie
South Africa
Korea
Greece
Spain
Europe
New York
U.S
France
Moscow
Storys Run Storys Run Ward Reunion Marks 71 Attendees
The third Ward reunion occurred Sept 5 at Wesley F Ward’s farm with 71 attendees. The youngest was Anna Mae Ward four months and the oldest great grandfather Oscar Thomas 84. The next reunion will be at the same farm the Sunday before Labor Day next year. Guests included families from Delaware Middleport Columbus Cheshire New Lexington Guysville Rutland and more visiting Mr and Mrs Wesley Ward and related households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley F. Ward
Anna Mae Ward
Oscar Thomas
Alva Rupe
Patty
Karen
Beckey
Delaware
Robert Brickles
Danny
Middleport
Louis Fife
Homer Abbott
Wendell Bunce
Sandra
J. A. Searles
Charles Ward
Anna Mae
Columbus
Lowell Swisher
Cheshire
Horton Rife
Douglas Rife
Judy
Ivan Grover
Laurence Rife
New Lexington
Harry Tate
Cliff Stout
Guysville
Dave Osler
Ard
George Wirth
Alvin Hewitt
Roma Black
Ara Black
Betty
Berlin political warfare and Soviet influence analysis
Journal column argues that Berlin shows a broader struggle for prestige between the Soviet Union and the West. It asserts Moscow aims to win German support via police fear and propaganda, while Washington must learn political warfare and resist withdrawal despite pressures from Wallace and Lippman. The piece calls for staying in Berlin to educate U.S. policy makers and soldiers about political warfare instead of relying on large spending or resolutions.
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Berlin
Russia
West
Kremlin
Hitler
State Department
Mr. X
Yalta
Europe
Henry Wallace
Walter Lippman
Rhine
Atlantic
South America
Far East
Perry Co Court Notes Highlight Guardianship and Estates
A guardian’s account in Cur tis A Spangler estate shows receipts of 919 and disbursements. Estates of Leonard Bell and Laura E Webster record appraisals and private sale orders. Executors named for Margaret Schneider and Charles M Garrett. several fraud and divorce suits noted. Marriage licenses issued to Walkers Bean Ferguson Cannon Orr and Helser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Myrtle Spangler
Myrtle Spangler Poff
Curtis A. Spangler
Glenna Spangler
Leonard Bell
Luther W. Bell
Clarence E Hall
Daniel T. Danisoff
Arthur Mohler
Laura E. Webster
Peoples National Bank
Southern California Edison Company
Louis C. Chappelear
Margaret Schneider
Pike Township
Charles M. Garrett
Crooksville
Rob Roy Walkers
New Straitsville
Mary Frances Bean
H. Kellerman
Victor Ferguson
Rema Kathleen Cannon
T. C. Gregory
Ryan W. Orr
Thornville
Gladene Leota Helser
Nelsonville Man Undergoes Major Surgery in Marietta Hospital
Fred Conner of Nelsonville Route 2 underwent major surgery at Marietta Osteopathic Hospital after being admitted on Sunday as the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Fred Conner
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Radio Schedule from Cincinnati to Parkersburg Stations
A detailed listing of radio programs and times across NBC CBS ABC and local stations including WLW Cincinnati WSAZ Huntington WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg and more. It covers news musics talk kiddies hours drama variety and repeating segments from 6:00 PM through overnight with multiple show titles and network affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
Columbus
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
Abc-Wcol
WMOA
Marietta
Nbe
Cbs Network
Abc-East
Mbs-East
Mbds-West
Cbs-East
Abe Lowell Thomas
Abe
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
van Damme
Abe Bob Crosby
Rex Maupin
Flarkness
Cbs Sports
Abe F.B.L
New Faces
Abe Mr. Keen
Abec
Billy Rose
the Music Hall
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Dorothy Lamour
Morton Downey
Abe- West
Tularemia and Its Treatment Highlighted in Medical Notes
The article explains tularemia or rabbit fever from multiple animal sources, details skin lesions and swollen glands, fever, and fatigue. It notes streptomycin as the preferred treatment and emphasizes protective measures when skinning potentially infected animals. It also touches on earache linked to an infection traveling from nose to ear.
Nelsonville Students Head to Colleges This Week
Nelsonville announces that students will depart this week to enroll at several universities. Names listed include Bob North at University of Cincinnati Ralph Eliott at Miami University Joe Bob Stratton at Harvard Bob Parks at Duke Jack Oakley and Jean Herbert at Ohio Wesleyan Lloyd Evans at University of Pennsylvania Spenny Steenrod and Jane Hickman at Ohio State Bob Wolfe and Judy Betts at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Bob North
University of Cincinnati
Ralph Eliott
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Joe Bob Stratton
Harvard
Bob Parks
Duke
Jack Oakley
Jean Herbert
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Lloyd Evans
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Spenny Steenrod
Jane Hickman
Ohio State
Bob Wolfe
Judy Betts
Ohio University
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T. M. Potter
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Arthur Harris, Sr
Thomas Shea, Jr
Greenup
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