THE REAL BOTTLENECK AND WORLD PEACE TALK
A essay on defense production friction between the office of production management and the office of price administration notes public concern about clashes in war material planning. It argues Roosevelt’s methods risk confusion and slow progress while criticizing Sumner Welles' 1941 Fourteen Points approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Office of Production Management
Office of Price Control and
Civilian Supply
Henderson and Knudsen
Knudsen
Henderson
Lne
Mr. Roosevelt
OPM
OPACS
Washington
Sumner Welles
Germany
Europe
Asia
Welles
Woodrow Wilson
Association of Nations
United States
Mr. Welles
Huey Long on the Horizon in Georgia Observer
A political analysis warns that Huey Long’s Louisiana governance may foreshadow risks in Georgia under Gov. Talmadge. It notes Long’s suppression of state universities and press, compares it to Talmadge’s actions against Atlanta and Macon papers, and cites respected Georgia and Louisiana outlets as counters to demagogic tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Long
Clarksburg
Louisiana
United States
Generalmadge
Georgia
Long
Senate
State University
Talmadge
University Board of Regents
New Orleans
Atlanta
Macon
Pioneering Grafton Dentist Dr Rachel McKee Dies at 35
Dr Rachel McKee first and only woman dentist in Grafton, with a lucrative 1917 onward practice, died April 8 1923 after liver and kidney illness. Born 1888 Knottsville. educated at Ohio Medical College of Dental Surgery Cincinnati. practiced Marlington before moving to Grafton. Moose lodge memorial service followed, with talks on Mooseheart and public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel McKee
Grafton
Grafton City Hospital
Rachel
T. M. Runner
Knottsville
Ohio Medical College of Dental Surgery
Cincinnati
Marlington
M. N., McKee
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
American |Dental Society
West Virginia | Dental Society
Monongahnela Dental Society
J. E. Rhodes
Lawrence M. Flanagan
Perry Grimm
Methodist Protestant Church
Knights of Pythias
Vaughn M. Kerr
Hugh McDaniel
E. F. Clark
William McFadden
A. R. Warden
Paul P. Warden
P. B. Kelley
Louis Smith
Holy City
Hattie Foreman
Perry E. Grimm
Roy Bennett
Charles Steel, Jr
Thayer M. McIntire
Historic move signals end of appeasement in Far East diplomacy
Geral statement said the government consulted authorities in Batavia. The action was hailed as concrete proof appeasement was dead. Reuters dispatch from Singapore notes months of preparation have Britain, America, China and the Dutch East Indies ready to meet any Far East situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geral
Batavia
Reuters
Singapore
Malaya
Dutch East Indies
Far East
Debates Over Talmadge Row and Allied Blockade Prospects
The piece discusses internal Georgia issues around the Talmadge row and the risk of demagoguery spreading from states like Louisiana. It notes Allied plans for a blockade of Japan, citing American Dutch East Indies cooperation and British naval presence in key seas. It suggests Japan’s large wartime stockpiles but predicts the blockade would quickly bite, with the Netherlands likely joining Britain and the U.S. in freezing actions affecting Dutch East Indies trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Atlantic
Netherlands
Britain
United States
Netherlands East Indies
British Study Continues From Page One Report
Ports declared. Conta Lay Blockade Britain already has scaled down to relatively unimportant quantities most of her exports to Britain maintains a reduced port and trade posture as information from the continued page one note references ongoing study and policy adjustments amid maritime constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conta
Britain
Plan to Move Old Aluminum to Concentration Centers
West Virginia and state civil defense arrange transport of scrap aluminum to distribution centers in Bluefield Charleston Wheeling Clarksburg and Martinsburg. Road Commission trucks will collect metal from participating communities starting next Wednesday. Proceeds from sale via state procurement officer Harry A Etz will go to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West
Justice Court Appeal Filed Today in Taylor County
John C. Shingleton appealed his conviction for assault on his wife Pearl in the justice of the peace court. Attorney Gene W. Ford filed the appeal in Taylor County circuit court and posted a $100 bond to cover costs. He was fined $10 and costs or ten days in jail.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
Jefferys
Taylor County
Gene W. Ford
John C. Shingleton
Shingleton
Pearl
State Department To Test Registered Poultry Soon
Charleston July 26 The State Department of Agriculture announced annual tests of registered poultry flocks will begin August 18. Officials expect more than last year’s 116 000 blood samples from 652 farms tested for pullorum disease. Poultrymen are urged to apply promptly as applications after November 1 may miss regular testing during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Davis
America
Labor
Moose
Order of Moose
Mooseheart
United Unit, of Agriculture
Charleston
Department of Agriculture
British Sink E Boats In Attack On Malta Base
British forces repelled an early morning attack by E-boats on Valletta Harbor Malta. The joint communique said about nine dozen E-boats were sunk by coastal defenses and RAF aircraft with heavy enemy losses and some prisoners and bodies recovered.
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London
Valletta
Britain
Mediterranean
Malta
Admiralty
War Office
Air
RAF
Ylena and the Westward Custody Conflict Unfolds
In a stormy scene Ylena Varanoff confronts Theodore Vincent over Carlyle's custody as Vernon Stone's wealth fuels manipulation. The couple's tense estrangement erupts into threats and violence with a shotgun looming amid blooming secrets and deceit.
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Ylena Varanoff
Theodore Vincent
Canerner
la Bladera
Rose
Vernon Stone
Vincent
Ee Carlyle
Yen
Viena
la Madera
Tate Cromwell
Waiien
Scott Hamilton
Westerday
Viehe
Unknown fragments recount Soviet frontier assertion
An OCR fragment notes military movement across the Carpathians and speaks of assuring development and safeguarding faith and order in territory. It references mastery of former frontiers and deliveries, but the text is garbled and lacks clear attribution or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feith
Order
Son
Erianie
Carpathians
State Trooper Getshob Assigned to Norfolk and Western
Williamson: July 36/0P. Trooper Burr Haotison completed two years with the Department of Public Safety and on Augi will assume new duties as a special officer for the Norfolk and Western railroad. He will be stationed at Bluefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Burr Haotison
Department of Public Safety
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Bluefield
Eas Ae
Thailand and Tokyo target restraint on Nipponese moves
Fragmentary OCR mentions page eight timing and references Japan and Tokyo with terms like febr and mor gane, suggesting a report on actions aimed at restraining Nipponese forces. Names and coherent details are unclear, but the item implies geopolitical moves and censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Migehaeps
Japan’s trade fears and a looming blockade
The piece argues Japan faces a dire economic spot as war drains China and reserves scarce. It notes U S demand for Japanese goods and the potential impact of a trade blockade on Tokyo if Europe’s war shifts. It speculates Tokyo might pause to watch how the European conflict develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
America
Empire
United States
Tokyo
Germany
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Latrobe Street
W. Va
Battorial
Grafton Printing Co
Alice B. Holt
John 8. Palmer
Associated Press
Associated Peas
B, Clayden, Inc
New York
Lexington Avenue
Chicago
North
Michigan Avenue
Fox River
Justice Court
State Department
Ylena
Old Stone
Vine
Florida
Carlyle
Misra
Yloria
Nureyer
Lenée
Toome
Vinden
Sheraton
Sweethears
Viena Ian
Yieng
Beott Hamilton
Horning
Lena
Theogute
Vincent Rap
Ana Tong
Cary Tifa
Ming
Yirax
Keats Harailton
Hawke
Mets
REDS
Taras
I'm
Southern Railroad
Tthailand
Indies
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