Backstage Yalta Pact Raises UN Voting Questions
Washington reports reveal a secret Yalta agreement linking three US votes to Russia and a push to pack the United Nations assembly. Critics say Roosevelt deceived Congress and Senators like Vandenberg, risking the UN’s credibility and future policy on three votes for Russia, France, and other powers.
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Washington
Yalta
Roosevelt
Congress
Vandenberg
San Francisco
Stettinius
Amercan
Marshal Stalin
Russia
United Nations ‘ Organization
United Nations
White House
Conference of the United Nations
Yalla
United Nations Conference
Assembly
United States
France
China
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Eyre
Philippines
Cuba
Balkan
United Nations Organization
Obituary and subscription notices from Athens post
The fragment lists subscription rates of 1 year 13.00 6 months 6.50 and 1 week 26c for a newspaper service. It mentions obituary pricing 1 penny 4651 and 1 week 25c and notes a second class matter deadline under act 1918. Names of representatives John W. Cullen Bouzeny and others appear with locations New York Columbus and Cincinnati.
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Athens
John W. Cullen Bouzeny
Chiesus
Rew York
Columbus
Kemne
Ste
Distant Echoes at The Ledges Inheritance and Danger
Nick and Pat confront a web of family secrets as Phineas Hudson’s reckless past looms over The Ledges. Pat reveals their poverty and a dangerous confession about their father, while Nick discovers a chilling note warning him to leave or be killed. The tension rises as they plan to act and uncover the truth.
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Pat
Nick
Minot
MR Hudson
Phineas Hudson
Thad
Times
Hard Talks Ahead On V E Day And After
Editorial notes the end of the war against Germany does not end the struggle. It urges continued dedication to defeating militarism and warns Japan remains a looming threat. Promises renewed effort on the home front through demonstrations services parades and collective resolve.
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Hitler
Germany
Nippon
Asia
Tokyo
Speaking of the job freez e bill in Congress
The piece quotes William Green condemning a wartime job freez e bill as slavery and parades a hypothetical Ike manifesto about freeing soldiers. It recalls a 1940s shift to peacetime work and notes the Army Navy and Japan still ready for a long war.
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Congress
A. F. of
William Green
Green
Eisenhower
Uae
Germany
Japan
Mr. Green
Army
Navy
Weather Predictor Dr Charles G Abbot Sees Forecast Ability
Dr Charles G Abbot an 73 year old astrophysicist argues a sun earth link allows long range weather forecasts. He predicts droughts in the Northwest in 1975 and 2020 and urges planning for sunny days for weddings and picnics. He acknowledges his ideas may be rejected until widely accepted.
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Charles G. Abbot
Mr. Abbot
Dr. Abbot
Northwest United States
Tam
Not a Memory in Postwar Home Heating Plans
A planner notes spring and fall housecleaning may fade into memory if heating systems fail. Neighbors’ dirt from old equipment, insulation gains, and soot safeguards offer limited relief. Most homes still trap dust, carried by air currents and tiny cracks, making thorough cleaning hard.
Plans for shaping postwar German media and info control
In Washington discussions on German postwar policy grow as OWL officials Elmer Davis and Wallace Carroll travel to London and Paris to study final phases of psychological warfare. Aimed at censorship and public relations, plans face recruitment, press restatement, and managing occupied Germany where Goebbels era media ended.
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Washington
OWL
Elmer Davis
Wallace Carroll
London
Pans
Supreme Allied Headquarters
New York City
Germany
Government of Occupation
Herr Goebbels
Tage Ba
Evers
U. S
Anhiy Ta
Dostye Miler
Tonyefare
United States
Trimble Memorial Group To Meet Thursday Night
The Trimble Township Memorial Group will meet Thursday evening at eight o'clock in Legion Hall to hear the report on a World War II memorial. All Trimble Township organizations are urged to send a delegate to decide the memorial type. Mayor Thomas Williams serves as chairman. Scouts assisted in park work nearby.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Femters
Can Legion Hall
Lee
Bingman
Mortis
Byers
Boyer
Hughes
Walzac
Waldeck
Kittle
Hines
Glouster Couple United In Gallipolis Wedding
Glouster scene reports John M Bryson and Miss Phyllis Dyer wed at Gallipolis. The wedding party included Mrs Peugh and Dean Peugh among others. reception in Glouster with supper served by Bryson parents. Bryson, a Glouster High graduate, is an Army nurse. groom recently completed 23 days leave.
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Glouster
John M. Bryson
E. K. Bryson
Phyllis Dyer
John Dyer
Gallipolis
Desa Peugh
Ph. M. Ic
Peugh
Washington, D. C
Larry Vaughan
Mary Isabel Bryson
Dean Peugh
Thebride
Giouster
Mary Dyer
Toledo
Margie
Ernie
Arthur
Billy Bryson
Glouster High School
Army Nurses Corps
Quonset PL. R. Taj
Jacksonville Church Easter Program Highlights
GLOUSTER A United Brethren Church Jacksonville service followed Sunday School with an Easter program. The choir performed Coming to the Garden, readings and recitations by Dorothy Withem Barbara Shumway Dora Mane Malone Donald Malone Grace Judson Ruth Ann Malone and a two person vocal duet by Mr and Mrs John Jones. The service closed with Hosanna to the King and a benediction by the choir.
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John Jones
King
Bradbury News Notes Parish Life and War Fund Gifts
Bradbury notes list Bible School attendance at 55 with a 3.98 offering and a church contribution of 1500 to the Red Cross War Fund. Local guests include the Russells of Crooksville and George Hall of Pont Pleasant. Addisons George Bailey visited, and Nellie Tunn with her daughter are in Columbus. A death report arrives of Gerald Hyseltomer Seay with the U S Army from pneumonia. Clear illness also noted for Mrs Robart Rice and Mrs Wilbur Pierce.
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Nellie Tunn
Columbus
William Auterson
Gerald Hyseltomerseay
U. S Army
Robart Rice
Wilbur Pierce
Mayor Warns About Dogs and Chickens in Glouster
Glouster mayor Thomas Williams urges dog and chicken owners to curb animals running at large from April through summer. Prosecutions will be started by Po Mice Chief Ed Kurtzman until a dog warden is appointed. The dog pound will be moved to reduce barking near the City Building. PTA meeting announced for this evening at 7 30 at the high school. Notables include Walter Anderson on furlough from Cr cr Field Rosecrans and others visiting Trimble Jacksonville.
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Glouster
Thomas Williams
Thorugh
Ed Kurtzman
Kurtzman
PTA
Jacksonville-Trimble
P. T. AL
Dover Man Discharged After 4 Years in Army Overseas
Chauncey resident Sgt. Dennis H. Childress, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russ Childress, received an honorable discharge at Valley Forge General Hospital, Phoenixville Pa. after four years service and two years overseas. Wounded January 5 1944 in Italy, he returned to the States May 1944 and has since been hospitalized. He holds the Purple Heart and Infantryman's Blue Combat Badge. Training at Fort Knox, he served with the First Armored Division overseas. He is married and plans to live in Toledo soon. He is grandson of Mrs. Tish Childress of Chauncey.
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Chauncey—Tech
Dennis H. Childress
Russ Childress
Near
Chauncey
Valley Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville
Italy
States
Valley Forge Hospital
Fort Knox
Scouts Paper Drive Delayed by Rain in Glouster Area
Scoutmaster Hines reports Boy Scout Troop 72 could not run a paper drive Saturday due to rain and a missing truck. Weather permitting, they will cover Hollister and district No. 10 next Saturday and work the Brick Plant Addition in Glouster. They will also collect used clothing for Trimble Township.
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Glouster
Hines
Boy Scout
I 72
Hollister
No. 10
Trimble
Five New Members Join Christ Church at Chauncey
At the sunrise service of the First Church of Christ Chauncey five persons joined. Respondents were Mrs Frank Snyder and daughter Judy Mrs Esther Danner and Misses Virginia and Barbara Canter.
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Chauncey
First Church of Christ
Frank Snyder
Judy
Esther Danner
Virginia
Barbara Canter
Anniversary Meeting Draws Chauncey Loyal Women
Eighteen members attended the Loyal Women's Class anniversary at First Church of Christ Chauncey on High Street. The event began with a noon potluck, followed by business led by president Martha Shafer, and a social program of music recitations and readings with pastor Gilbert Courtney as guest.
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Chauncey
Highteen
Organization of the Loyal Women’s
Church of Christ, Chauncey
Floyd Nye
High St
Martha Shafer
Gilbert Courtney
Viva Shafer
Myrtle Schoonover
Donna Thomas
Eva Atkinson
Hattie Hamilton
Nellie Brookins
Bessie Johnston
Florence Pendergrass
Matilda Ferrer
Clara Hardley
Alice Nye
Inez Nye
Blanche Gardner
Aliie Bingman
Helen Courtney
Grace
Day
Chauncey Tucker on 30 day leave visits parents
Chauncey Victor L. Tucker, a motor machinist mate second class, is on a 30 day leave visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs Ray Tucker and Eloise and Inez Tucker on Mar Ave. He has been overseas 22 months and will return to Chicago for further assignments after leave.
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Chauncey
Victor L. Tucker
Chaunces
Ray Tucker
Eloise
Inez Tucker
Mar Ave. Re
Chicago
Heffken in Hospital in India with fever
Mrs Carolyn Chauncey of Millfield reports her husband T Sgt John Heffken is hospitalized in India with a fever. He has served five years in the U S military and overseas two years. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Heffken of Gloucester.
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Chauncey
Carolyn
Guerra Heffken
Millfield
John Heffken
India
Theodore Heffken
Glouster
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