Postwar Russia’s tactics trigger Western backlash
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes how Soviet direct action after World War II sparked growing Western criticism. He notes Allied unity fraying at Paris Peace talks, warnings from General MacArthur, and U S concerns over communist influence in Japan and the Pacific. He cites statements by George Atcheson Jr and a Dirksen backed study of Soviet camps, plus revelations on labor camps and restricted freedoms in the Soviet Union.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Russia
Soviet Union
United Nations
Moscow
United Nations Security Council
MacArthur
Japan
State Department
Tokyo
George Atcheson, Jr
America
United States
U.S. House of Representatives
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
U.S
Library of Congress
House
Dirksen
R-N
Republicans See Windfall From Wheeler Defeat in Montana
Special to Central Press reports Republicans view Wheeler's renomination loss as a windfall, boosting the odds that Zales N. Eto n will win the Montana Senate seat in November, with backing from CIO PAC and Jimmy Roosevelt, while opposition to Truman grows.
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Central Press
Washington
Montana
Wheeler
Lief Erickson
Senate
Truman
Erickson
Zales N. Ecton
Supreme Court
CIO
PAC
Jimmy Roosevelt
Tamers Hoyt Latter Communications Policy
Letters to the editor may be published if not obscene or scurrilous and offered for discussion of matters of general interest. They must bear the author signature and be published under their name. National advertising reps Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc. lists New York and Chicago offices.
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National
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Fifth Avenue
N.Y
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Trent Renner Arrives At Flo's Party In Turbulent Mood
In a tense house party Flo hosts Trent Renner arrives late drawing curious glances. Charie plans to move in with Trent, alarming Mary Patten who foresees fallout. Flo battles a cold fear as guests mingle amid strained humor and understated tensions.
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Doug
Flo
Charie
Ollies Kingdon
Ata Hy
Joven
Anna
Blink Matthews
Beth Meadows
Margot Wilmer
Charle
Trent Renner
Ollie Kingdon
Trent
Veterans urged to mentor in retailers by national director
Commander Ralph A. Sentman, national director of Veterans' Affairs, told the American Retail Federation that veteran retailers gain guidance from experienced merchants. A survey showed over 500,000 veterans plan to start businesses, many in retail. High failure rates threaten economic impact, so retailer-veteran conferences should expand to educate prospective store operators for future consumer service.
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American Retail Federation
Ralph A. Sentman
Veterans’ Afairs
Sentman
Sentwan
Deficits, Inflation, and OPA Critics in Public Debate
The piece denounces OPA critics who blame price controls while deficits fuel inflation. It argues deficits funded war efforts, warns that rising public debt leads to dictatorial controls and European-style inflation, and condemns politicians for rewarding districts while jeopardizing liberty and solvency.
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OPA
Congress
Caesar and the Atom: A Gloom Is No Obstacle to Action
The writer argues pessimistic views about the atom scare miss the point, recalling Lucretius and Caesar. Gloomers slow progress, but progress comes from people who work to improve their world despite worry. The piece urges duty over fear.
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Times
New York Times
Titus Lucretius Carus
Earth
Rome
Gaul
England
America
Caius Julius Caesar
Bible Thought For Today From Ter 29:11
A Preas Radio Bible Service program from Cincinnati Ohio urges daily conversation with God. It cites scriptures like I know the thoughts that I think toward you, thoughts of peace and not of evil, from Jeremiah 29 11 and encourages believers to seek a closer dialogue with Jehovah through faith.
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Preas-Radio Bible Service, Inc
Cincinnati
Ohio
Over The Radio Dials Tonight Dials Tonight on NBC CBS ABC
New York previews for 1946 47 season show three pilot programs tonight on network radio. CBS Mel Blanc stars in a comedy at 7 30 with Henry Morgan on ABC presenting a half hour satire and musical antics. At 8 30 CBS features the Hollywood Players drama series replacing last year’s lineup.
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New York
ABC
CBS
Mel Blanc
Henry Morgan
Holywood Players
Whitten Brown Pioneers Transatlantic Flight Again
The 1949 transatlantic fliers Whitten Brown and a companion plan another crossing. The piece recalls early aviation risks and notes how the Whitten Brown duo helped popularize long distance flight despite warnings.
The Small Servant Lead Cast Touted by Studio
The regular cast of movie stars headlines the film The Small Servant with Betty Davis and Rex Grand Marquee in the leads. The opener tonight Tuesday on NBC presents the drama at 9 30 PM.
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Herrison
Hannegan on Democratic platform and society events
Hannegan discusses the Democratic platform while the ABC-8 Society of Amateur Chefs hosts a 9 concert time and American Forum session on the Guaranteed Annual Wage. A note promotes a soak and scouring tip for dishes.
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Hannegan
ABC
Society of Amateur Chefs
American Forum
West Virginia Divorce Order of Publication
In Taylor County court on August 19 1946 an order was entered: David Wotring plaintiff versus Geraldine Stevenson Wotring defendant in chancery No 2050. The suit seeks a divorce and general relief. Geraldine Wotring is a non resident of the state and is required to appear or respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Taylor County
David Wotring
In Chancery
Geraldine Stevenson Wotring
Geraldine _ Stevenson Wotring
Notice to creditors and beneficiaries in the Wolfe estate
Public notice by the Commissioner of Accounts in Grafton West Virginia calling all creditors of the estate of D Wolfe deceased to present their claims with vouchers by August 28, 1947 and instructing beneficiaries to attend the meeting to protect their interests. The notice is dated August 19, 1946 and requires appearance at West Main Street.
Commissioner’s Notice to creditors of Maud Waller
Notice to creditors and beneficiaries of Maud Waller, deceased, to present claims with vouchers verified at Maud Waller’s estate office on West Main Street Grattan Taylor County West Virginia by February 26 1947 or be barred from benefits. Beneficiaries advised to protect their interests.
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Maud Waller
West Main Street
Grattam
Taylor County
West Virginia
J. Guy
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