Washington Calling by Marquis Childs editors note
A 1946 column discusses atomic policy questions posed to the Wartime Advisory Committee and the split between military and civilian authority. It covers Groves Paterson and Truman, the handling of sensitive data, press reactions, and debates over disclosure versus secrecy in postwar policy formation.
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Washington
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Inittre
Questie
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Furipe
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War Department
Patterson
Truman
Agronsky
Agrotesky
Ty Lakes
Library of Congress
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Patton
Cizares
Graves
Bimweell
Dal
Amherst Wedding Bell Ties Ralph Thomas to Miss Richert
The Amherst community records the wedding of Naomi Richert to Ralph KR Thomas at St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church. Bride wore a white gown with gold accents, Lucie Worthington served as maid of honor, Floyd Schwattkt was best man, reception at Flks Restaurant Elyria. Both families and friends attended, with Thomas a Amherst High School alumnus and a recent veteran. Local notices detail post wedding events and church committee appointments.
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Amherst
Ralph Thatds
Thomas Big
Misehka
Naomi Richert
Afr
Elmer Reehert
Beaver Court
Ralph KR. Thomas
Charles Tham Dewyrus
Bop
St. Peeters Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jo He Moller
Lucie Worthington
Imu
Pink Floyd Schwattkt
Flk
Elyria
Thome
Amherst High School
Thomas
Amherst High
England
First Evangelical Church
Laut Menzhi
Jackson Street
Bat Cullen Eos Hustess
Valentine Piarty
Vurdersall
Oscar Schneier
Chiefs Club
Dsthan Susters Mgets Uys
Woog
Bouyer Park
Nerve Schaeffer
Irs Ebeatrince Piee- Lot
Erate Chek
YMCA Winter Events Announced by Everett Palmer
Everett Palmer, Boys' Work secretary, announced YMCA boys division winter events. Spartan group seventh graders featured a tetherball tourney, box hockey, water carnival, sprints, and distance swims with Edward Erdel leading in several races. Olympian group eighth graders included waves tetherball, ping pong, carnival, and underwater events with Russell Briggs and Frank Bago captaining winning relays.
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YMCA
Everett Palmer
Boys’ Worth
Raymond Crittenden
Jerry Bruce
Derry Bruce
Edward Erdel
Richard Bara
Edward Erder
Avery Jerry Brice
Frank Bago
Ping Pang
Jack Lesnick
Russell Briggs
Anown
Briggs
Columbia Attends Wedding At Milligan College
Columbia resident Harlin Knopf returned from Milligan College near Johnston City Tennessee after a week away to attend the wedding of a classmate in the Navy Air Corps. News notes cover social events, meetings, and illnesses among local families with mentions of Acme Grange, the Woman's Society for Christian Service, and a New Year fox hunt.
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Harlin
Knopf
Milligan
Johnston City
Tenn
Mullgan College
Navy Air Corps
Hers
Aeme Grange
Rewinger
Willian Ingersoll
Harry Knopf
Rdaward E. Crowell
Acme Grange
Hernan Paulson
George L. Bremner
John W. Snett
Fox
Fox Hunt
WS. C
Fred Dammeyer
Woman's Society For Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Lyman Hitchcock
Ashland
Carl Walker
Hitchcock
George Mitchell
Avon
Sean
Monlay
John F. Snel
Ray E. Osborne
John H Lrengbon
Perry W. Heineman
Puttee
Board of Education
Calumnia School
Fry J. Dunford
Richard C. van" Arvicle
Gordon W. Bartier
Rolland J. Cartwright
Kenneth
Teegle
Alice Linstrum
Vic
Clive
Jewell
Olive Harnter
Ames College
On The Job Programs Help WWII Veterans Find Work
Mary Elyria reports that employers and returning World War II veterans gain from on the job training programs funded under the GI Bill. In Elyria area 38 veterans have been placed by the USES in on the job and apprentice training. Richard Llewellyn, veterans’ representative, notes courses in wholesale and retail, electrical service, auto service, shoe repair, tire recapping, and sales. He says many veterans have prior military specialty training adaptable to civilian work, though skilled jobs are limited and demand exceeds supply.
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Mary Elyria
Elyria
Jecal United States Employment Service Office
Richard Llewellyn
Llotwellyn
Holidays and hometown updates mix with naval award news
Family updates from various local residents mentioning visits and illnesses. The Automatic Transportation Co. in Chicago received the first U S Naval Ordnance Development Award west of the Atlantic Seaboard for explosion proof material handling equipment aiding Navy ammunition handling and storage.
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Navy
Chicago
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Automatic Transportation Co
U.S. Naval Ordnance Development
Atlantic Seaboard
Automatic
Cleveland Von Tablets Aid Stomach Trouble Remedies
Remarkable for stomach trouble caused by excess acid, these Cleveland Von Tablets soothe inflamed stomach surfaces. Ideal for indigestion gas bloating and heartburn. Available at Standard and Phillipe Drug Stores.
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Standard and Phillipe Drug
On the Job Training Programs Support Veterans and Employers
The article explains state approved on the job training plans for veterans, subsidized by the Veterans Administration. Employers train veterans over four days to several years, describing jobs, schedules, facilities, instructors, and compensation. State approval speeds intake, with funds covering wages during training and aiding both groups financially.
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Gram
Veterans Administration
Elyria
Furniture Cleaning Project Announced for Rural Women
Preparations for a project to clean upholstered furniture for rural women at Kone County will be discussed at Mrs. William Berg home on State Route 58 north of Oberlin Tuesday January 18. A training meeting for community teachers will feature M Anh Biobricher, Ohio State University furnishings specialist, presenting to local leaders who will relay to groups. Miss Ab Shipleds county home demonstration agent directs the project. In a separate note, L. Smith of Weltevrede, South Africa, found 100 crickets, 12 spiders, 50 insects, 40 millipedes and 40 assorted caterpillars on a turkey gut in a vineyard.
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Kone County
William Berg
Oberlin
M Anh Biobricher
Ohio State University
de Leaters
Miss Ab Shipleds
L. Smith
Weltevrede
South Africa
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Lakewood Hospital
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