Ely Stadium Delights In Brilliant High School Football Show
A large Elyria crowd enjoyed a warm, near perfect football spectacle at Ely Stadium. The writeup praises William A. Ely for the stadium and lauds the team, band, cheerleaders, and overall pageant, noting strong crowd control and safety efforts by ushers and police after the game.
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Ely Stadium
Yast
William A. Ely
Elyria
Ohio
Elyria High School
Elyvia
Byrnes Urges Firm Policy Toward Russia in Memoir
Former Secretary of State James F Byrnes argues for a strong stance against Russia in his memoir Speaking Frankly drawing on his close view of Roosevelt era events. He claims a democracy thrives when leaders reveal public careers and warns that secrecy can hide critical history.
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India
James F. Byrnes
Russia
Roosevelt
Byrnes
America
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Morgenthau
Jim Farley
New Deal
Supreme Court
Baynes
Germany
Soviet Wheat Aid To France Amid Comintern Revival
The article analyzes Moscow's revival of the Comintern and its effect outside the iron curtain, noting weakened Communist gains in Italy and France. It describes Italy's Rome municipal race, a left-wing alliance, and France receiving Russian wheat deliveries to blunt shortages, with Western aid pressures shifting to relief programs and Russian credit.
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Moscow
Comintern
Italy
France
Pranve
Joly
Rome
Russia
Dram
Bec
Anul
Armerica Fur
Riertope
American Fund
Choe
France Faces Immediate Need For Dollars And A Recovery Plan
Marquis Childs notes France must secure dollars to buy wheat and coal to hold industry steady. He cites Jean Monnet and a broad reform group drafting a detailed recovery plan under a stable currency, while Bank of France money increases and confidence wanes. Political divides widen as municipal battles pit Communists against de Gaulle, pressing U.S. concern over aide to a fragile government.
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Marquis Childs
Paris
France
Jean Monnet
Bank of France
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Communist Party
Hhis
General Confederation of Workers
Monnet
New England Flora and Politics in a Season of Change
The piece blends garden observations from New England with political analysis of France under de Gaulle and Communism. It contrasts vivid autumn color in New England with postwar European tensions, noting Civic minded farmers, old stone fences, and scenic drives along Route 42. It reflects on history from Middletown 1640 to the present and laments war rumors while praising rural charm.
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Woodbiné
Sea Hall
Jovely
Clarissa B. Rhines
Hingham
Mass
Middletown
Connecticut
Mohican Park
Ohia
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