Wallace Crisis Pushes Wallace From Cabinet Post
Washington weighs a call for Secretary Wallace to resign over his Russia policy speech. The piece argues Truman erred in approving the address, suggesting Wallace resign now to clarify the administration’s stance and empower Byrnes in Paris negotiations, drawing a 1915 Bryan precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Department of State
Man
Russia
Briain
Truman
Harding
Charles Evans Hughes
Bys
Secretary of Commerce
Henry Wallace
Pepper
Florida
Moscow
Great Britain
Walace
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Germany
Lusitania
Bryan
Byrnes
Paris
Bevie’s Veiled Desires and a Nurse’s Dull Summer
In a hospital town Cecelia, a young nurse, reflects on love and duty as Colin Fitzgerald stirs her emotions while ghosts of past loves haunt her memory. Father Gene worries her heart and Ellen hints at Colin’s wandering fate as Cecelia pursues her rising medical career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouy
Cecelia
Father Gene
Colin Fitzggerald
Colin Fitzgerald
Colin Witegevald
Beatrice Harrington
Charlotte Brent
Charlotte
Colin
Innisia
Ellen
Fitzgerald
Mark
Louw
Tostead
Breen
Celia
Innisfail
Cecélia
Innisian
The Importance of the Individual in Christian Governance
The piece argues that Christianity elevates the individual, grounding law and liberty in the Magna Carta, Declaration, and U S Constitution. It contrasts free enterprise with state oppression, cites Hitler and Lenin, and asserts government control as slavery, claiming free institutions depend on recognizing the individual’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hitler
Lenin
Air Power Is Peace Power says Lt Gen Stratemeyer
Lt Gen Gev. E. Stratemeyer argues air power ensures peace and defense. He urges rapid public support for a strong Air Force and a nationwide insurance of air power against surprise aerial attacks and modern threats. He notes skybound boundaries replace ancient frontiers and cites Indiana and other states as vulnerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
New York City
California
New York
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Gev. E. Stratemeyer
Deficits and Inflation in Postwar Economic Climate
The piece attacks OPA and growing deficits as the nation trends toward European inflation. It argues OPA failed to curb rising prices after the war, criticizes Congress for boasting of district funding, warns of increasing federal control, and cautions that debt growth threatens liberty and the U.S. political system. It ends noting the education field must learn to lose time to gain progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Congress
Edson profiles AFL seamen strike negotiator Lundeberg
Peter Edson recounts Phil Hannah’s San Francisco bid to press Harry Lundeberg to halt a seamen strike and back Wage Stabilization Board backed contracts. Lundeberg, a rough, tall Norwegian leader of the Sailors' Union of the Pacific, values loyalty and opposes communism, with Bridges as a former ally now adversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Phil Hannah
San Francisco
Harry Lundeberg
AFL
Savannah
Hannah
Cleveland
Ohio
Lundeberg
Phil
Government Wage Stabilization Board
Hanah
Anyay
Department of Labor
OAFI
Lundebers
Toray Lundebere
Ife
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
International Union of North America
CIO
Lindeberg
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Social Briefs From Racine and Nearby Residents
A stream of visitors and family updates from Racine and surrounding towns. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Reid Enon hosting relatives near Racine. Mrs. Elza Hirch at a funeral in Canton. Mrs. Odessa Harpold visiting Cincinnati family. and several weekend trips as relatives visit Columbus Gallipolis Athens and Athens. Residents also note house moves and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tington
Roy Sarre
Leland San. Lée
Ted Hilldore
Holter
Roy Spencer
Racine
Elza Hirch
Henderson Foster
Canton
Ethel Eileen Horner
Odessa Harpold
Johnnie McKelvey
Harry Ritter
Cincinnat
Bernice McKelvey
Cincinnati
Kelly Welfe
Columbus
Chester Simpson
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Linley Hart
Dale Roush
Ben Turner
Pomeroy
Owen Watson
Robert Roush
Clifford Decker
James Barber
Ashland
E. H Hoffman
Chicago
Ill
Ward Foster
Sleet
Lyn
Charleston
Maud Young
Athens
Roush
Ohio University
Point Rock News Notes
Point Rock community notes record visits and social calls among residents. It lists Mr and Mrs John Bable Union Ridge visiting W D Bable family. Francis Montgomery with Luther Harver. William Wray with Wray relatives in West Virginia. Roberts of Point Pleasant visiting their farm. W 47 and D A Morris guests including Harder Collins McClain Stout and others. Carolyn Holcomb Columbus visiting W R Holcomb family. Legion bean dinner by Joseph Freeman Post 476 Wilkesville. Howard Knapp hosts J E Mulholland Clara Mulholland West Lucy Campbell Logan. Elwin Patterson. Alice and Mrs Lewis McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Rock
John Bable
Union Ridge
W. D. Bable
Francis Montgomery
Luther Harver
William Wray
Wray
Fred, Wray
West Virginia
Charles Roberts
Point Pleasant
Carolyn Holcomb
Columbus
W. R. Holcomb
Everette
Labor Day
Joseph Freeman
J. E. Mulholland
Wilkesville
Clara Mulholland
West and Son
Chillicothe
Lucy Campbell
Logan
Elwin Patterson
Alice
Lewis McLaughlin
Middlefork
The Alessencer Reflects on War, Policy and Public Wakefulness
DALL LEE of Athens RD 2 argues the United States should not rush to war with Russia, noting arms to allies and worn railway equipment at home. He criticizes State Department policy, OPA, and Truman Wallace Byrnes tensions, urging fiscal restraint and honesty from Congress as a 60 year critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Sam
Pearl Harbor
State Department
France
South America
America
Amerita
OPA
Truman
Wallace
Byrnes
Congress
Dall Lee
Long Bottom News Briefs
Long Bottom notes list regional movements and social visits. W F Hawley and Mrs Hawley attended George Bays funeral in Spencer West Virginia with relatives. Mrs Elia Packard visits Hawley. WSCS met Sept 7 at school hall with seven members and one visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
W. F. Hawley
Roy Hannum
Spencer
W. Va
George Bays
David Yates
Cleveland
A. N. Curtis
Daucer
Dayton
Methodist Sunday School
State Park
Portland
Juanita Lawrence
Adolph Schreiber
East Liverpool
New Plymouth Social Notes Summary
New Plymouth social notes list visitors and locals including Earl Frantz Catherine Crewell and family, Earle Heinlein and Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Evelyn Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Allen of Somps, Don Steinbrook, Ella Hawksher, J A Mowrer and Fred Mowrey, and many others. Funeral services were held for John Steele aged 92 at the Methodist Church with burial at Ebenezer, followed by a large lunch. WCTU attendees and visits by relatives from Logan, Trent Falls, Dublin and Columbus noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Myr
Earl Frantz
Arthur Catherine Crewell and Son
Lenta
Earle Heinlein
Bryanson
Evelyn Turner
Eiven
Vinton
Ben Allen
Don Steinbrook
Ella Hawksher
J. A. Mowrer
Fred Mowrey
W. Hardesty
Vivian
EU- 12
Bucyrus
Wilmer Hardesty
Charles Lyvke
Logan
Homer Trowbridge
Theodore Trowbridge
Martha Stout
Wilma Worthrman
Robert
Kenneth
Trent Fails
Montana
Samuel Wilson
Dubois
Iowa
Harry Schurtz
Columbus
Howard Hockman
Lancaster
Lola Worthman
Athens
Stout
John Steele
Methodist
Elsen
Ebenezer
Weede- McGathey
WCTU
Lora Rannells
Laura Allen
Adaline Poston
Margie McGather
Anna Heinlein
Viola Smith
Cora Brown
Margaret Lutz
Annie Hawk
Charles Fuller
Charles L. Fuller
William McDaniel
Kay Boring
William Gibbons
Joseph Sniff
E. J. Ansel
W. H. Hardin
Broadwell and Vicinity Personal Notes
Broadwell and vicinity notes list visits and weekend stays by residents. Ernest Driggs and family from Camp Atterbury Indiana visited Blaine Driggs's parents. Ralph Westbrook of Marietta visited the Parsons. Ella Ogg visited Parkersburg. Mrs Fyock returning to Brannox Pennsylvania after visiting her mother Hattie Hendershott. Amos White spent a weekend with Robert Cooley in Athens. Ray Nice and daughter Geneva of New Straitsville with Ida Vice of Guysville spent time at their home. Leonard Lowry family from McLeish and Dorothy Parr and daughter from Newark visited Cook Van Dyke. Alice Leffler of Zanesville visiting Lotte Brill’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwell
Ernest Driggs
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Blaine Driggs
Ralph Westbrook
Marietta
Frank Parsons
Ella Ogg
Parkersburg
Ralph Fyock
Hattie Hendershott
Brannox
Amos White
Robert Cooley
Athens
Ray Nice
Geneva
New Straitsville
Ida Vice
Guysville
Leonard Lowry
Eleanor Patterson
Norman Lowry
McLeish
Dorothy Parr
Newark
Lottridge United Brethren Church Holds Potluck Roast
News Briefs detail a Weiner roast and pot luck at Lottridge church with 27 members present. Visitors include Akron residents, parkersburg travelers, and numerous local families. Community notices span visits, reunions, and local mill moves across Dutch Ridge, Canal Winchester, and nearby towns.
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Bevies Laventer
Saint Gregory’s
Peter Edson
Point Rock News
the Public Forum
Broadwell and Vicinity
Lottridge
United Brethren Church
R. My Allen
Mrr
J. B. Allen
Akron
L. H. Allen
W. A. Frost
Lotridge
Charles Gaston
Canal Winchester
Don Nutter
Lewis Golden
Salem
O. L. Davis
Edith Jordon
Aubrey Morris
Lena Miller
Oo. L. Davis
Aliss Patty
Hooper
Ira Robinson
Paul Robinson
Bessie Robinson
Patty Hooper
Charles Robinson
Linda
Isa
Dare Mantle
Dutch Ridge
Carrie Gainer
L. H Allen
R. M. Allen
Mary Alice
John Gaston
Tuppers Plains
Gordon Collins
Isadore Montie
Whitlatch and Bibbee
Carson Boggs Farm
Rexell Boggs
Edith Jorden
C. FE
Harvey Bernard
Herman Bernard
Robert Bernard
Miamisburg
Arnold Bernard
George Bernard
Bernard
E. W. Swisher
John W. Barnhill
Glenn Swisher
Monte Hunter
John Archer
Naomi Archer
Russell Archer
Cowdrey
Wilbur Warner
Albert Warner
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