Xenia Locals Share News of Service Families and Local Events
In Xenia on March 14, families report sons in the service, visits, and furloughs. Ensign Keith Lord mails news from the Southwest Pacific while 2nd Lieutenant Bruce Lord earns wings at Albuquerque and returns on furlough. Other notes include a daughter-in-law’s birth, remodeling, farm visits, and flu illnesses among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Edmondson
Xenia
Geo. Lord
Keith Lord
Southwest Pacific
Bruce Lord
Wirtland Field
Albuquerque
N. Men
Geo
Lord Home
Lord
Salt Late City
Brice Lota
City Island
City
Catherine Morris
Iowa Wesleyan College
Hugh Morris
Will Zager
Farm Bureau
Washington
Dewey Stephens, Jr
Mae Carson
Ralph Johnston
County Hospital
Rudy Wasenknecht
Path of Washington
Anna Wagonaknecht
Lou
Palmer Miller
Clarence Miller
Morning Sun
Judith Ann
Norma Clegg
Guinn
Larry Cleee
Bobby Hawkins
Cpl
Gilbert Woods
Florida
Roy Woods
Ward
Hollandale
Minn
Geo Lord
Glenn Woods
Concorlian
Kan
Ireland
Rabenold
Emma Rabenold
Frank Parrish
Moline
Problems of lasting peace and free trade reform
Hoover and Gibson argue that state control of trade via cartels quotas and monopolies creates international friction. They urge abolishing cartels and government quotas to restore private enterprise and free exchange worldwide, warning such devices impair peace postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
United States
Hugh Gibson
Poland
Belgium
Brazil
Great Britain
Economic peace as core for postwar recovery and freedom
The text argues that postwar peace hinges on solving urgent war disruption issues and long term prosperity. It stresses that economic forces fuel conflict, cites Versailles outcomes, and calls for removing government control of currency and trade to restore private enterprise, expand international trade, and avoid new economic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Versailles
Wagenknecht Brothers Involved in Beef Killing
The Wagenknecht brothers killed a steer in a Thursday incident. Police investigated the case as a livestock death linked to a family dispute at the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagenknecht Brothers
Debaters Tie in P. T. A. Men vs Women Clash
In Rabio Town on March 14 the P. T. A. debated who should oversee egg money with teams led by Ralph Nordyke and John Luithig for the men and Pearl Moody and Jennie Hawthorne for the women. The vote ended in a tie. The meeting featured musical numbers from Richland high school girls and Edith Morgan’s talk on Eating Habits was cut short by pie and coffee service. The next meeting is scheduled for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lambert
Rabio Town
Ralph Nordyke
John Luithig
Pearl Moody
Jennie Hawthorne
Richland High School
Bula Luithly
Edith Morgan
Ninth Installment of the Belgium and Brazil Sador
The piece marks the ninth update in a refreshed series praising Belgium and Brazil. It presents a concise chronicle style recap with local tone and period voice, highlighting ongoing themes and notable mentions.
Currencies and Peace in Postwar Economic Policy
The article argues for convertible gold currencies and minimal trade barriers, opposing special trade agreements and high tariffs. It warns against monopolies in raw materials, advocates open markets, and supports open emigration, freedom of the seas, and measured reparations. It emphasizes planning for air transport, strategic islands, and sustainable postwar economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Japan
United States
Great Britain
South America
Africa
Wilson
Mid-Ocean
None Shall Escape Prophesied Nazi Trial Drama Shines
The State Theatre of Columbia opens None Shall Escape amid postwar hopes for Nazi leaders to be tried. The film follows a village on the German Polish border through invasion and occupation, with a realism built on true incidents and strong performances by Marsha Hunt and peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
State Theatre
Columbia
Poland
Marsha Hunt
Alexander Knox
Henry Travers
Erik Rolf
Richard Hale
Dorothy Morris
Ruth Nelson
Kurt Kreuger
Essential for Steel Coal in Making 108 Percent
A trade article asserts coal is essential for steel production, claiming it enables 108 percent efficiency. It discusses fuel inputs, metallurgical processes, and industry significance for steelmakers.
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U. S. Army
Fifth Air Force
George C. Kenney
United States Army Air Forces Photo
Pittsburgh
Auto Parts
West Madison
Britain
Doubleday, Doran and Company, Inc
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Red Cross
Alcantara
Lisbon
Gripsholm
P.T.A
Delano Watson
Harlan Dean
Letha Bond Ig
Lambert Borsaert
Helen Borsedorff
Madison
Ernest Lambert
Omaha
Nebr
Amporia
John Borsdorf
Cora (Lambert) Borsdorf
Rublo
Ernest
Rubo
Glenn L. Martin Airplane Company
Nan Strickland
Lena Barnes
Howard Snyder Joyce
Junior
Charley Morrow
Ludlow
Charley
Anne Mourer
Margaret Mourer
Emma McClure
Fairfield
Vera Steinbeck
Iowa City
Kenneth Steinbeck
United Nations
Europe
King Feature Syndicate
Ing
Vinegar Joe
STRA
Joseph Stilwell
Liao Yan Liang
Burma
Stilwell
Cean
Hukawng Valley
Brscapre
Washington Dairy
Pete
K-9 Corps
Dischurse
Olive Leater
John Shields & Sons
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