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No Cheap Homes in Federal Housing Plan Critique
The National Housing Agency backs two Ohio towns with about 500 homes costing around 3000 dollars each and rents capped at 65 dollars monthly. The piece argues for cheaper housing to help millions start homes, noting eight thousand dollar homes are unattainable and calling for lower material and labor costs to avoid crimping wages and personal progress.
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National Housing Agency
Ohio
Sweet Simplicity On Bretton Woods Confusion
A columnist portrays Bretton Woods as simple while Treasury figures and Keynes differ on whether it preserves the gold standard. The debate leaves lay readers puzzled as Morgenthau and Keynes appear to seek agreement more than clear meaning for Stokes and Grafton.
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Bretton Woods
Treasury
Harry D. White
the Treasury
House Banking Committee
Lord Keynes
England
Mr. Morgenthau
Tom Stokes
Sam Grafton
A World League Voting Plan For San Francisco Assembly
David Lawrence argues in favor of a divisible voting system at the first United Nations conference. He suggests Great Britain, Russia, and the United States accept fractional votes to allow each dominion or republic to hold individual membership while sharing a single total vote. He proposes Polish and Salish representations be split similarly to enable early global cooperation and avoid procedural deadlock.
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Washington
Great Britain
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Wilson
Council
Assembly
Russia
Yalta
United States
Security Council
London
San Francisco
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
India
South Africa
Warsaw
Poland
Unity
Antitrust Watch To Shape Surplus Government Property Sales
Peter Edson reports that the Justice Department Antitrust division will soon guide who may buy surplus government property valued over a million dollars. A memo will outline Sherman Act conditions buyers must meet, with emphasis on avoiding monopolies and linking sales to postwar employment.
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Washington
Department, of Justice
Department of Justice
Wendell Berge
AnueTrust
Aluminum Company of America
Reynolds
Olin Corporation
Navy
Queens
New York
Army
Burlington, N. J
Comate
U.S. Circuit Court of
Supreme Court
Aluminum
Minum
Ater
Mittee
Sen
York
Our Obsolete Weapons Facing German Might
The piece argues Allied weapons and tactics lag German tech and armor, noting Pershing tanks and small arms fall short of Nazi equipment. It claims Allied forces briefly matched Germans with swift thrusts on the Western Front, while security limits disclosure of newer weapons like jet planes or robot bombs.
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Germany
Hitler
Western Front
Future of Our Merchant Fleet Scrapping Liberty Ships Favored
The retiring chair of the Liverpool Steamship Owners Association says postwar world freight markets require scrapping the bulk of wartime ships. Liberty ships, built for war, are over 50 years old and too slow for peacetime routes, with high American seaman wages underscoring the need for faster vessels.
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Liverpool Steamship Owners’ Association
Quarantine of Dover Ninth Grade Pupils Reported
Chauncey-Dover schools superintendent Chauncey Wayne Matthews announced that the ninth grade pupils at the high school were sent home Monday and placed under quarantine due to diphtheria symptoms. Affected pupil James Kisor is ill. quarantined students must stay home for a week and will be checked by a county nurse. Additional quarantines include three Millfield pupils Louise Keirns Joe Keirns and Robert Keirns across West East Millfield schools.
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Chauncey
Wayne T. Matthews
Chauncey-Dover
James Kisor
Matthews
County Board of Health
Phillips
Millfield
Louise Keirns
West Millfield
Joe Keirns
Robert Keirns
East Millfield
Many Attend Services At Nazarene Church
In Chauncey The Plains Nazarene Church drew a 216 attendance for Sunday School Easter morning. Sunrise service at 6:30 featured Rev. J N Lakin’s sermon and Communion. Sunday School at 9:30 and preaching at 10:30 by evangelist Hallie Foster. Baptisms of children, revival ends with about 30 conversions. Evangelists Hallie and Martha Foster of Decatur led the revival. four joined by Sunday night.
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Chauncey
Plains Nazarene
Carrie Channell
J. N. Lakin
Hallie Foster
Hallie
Martha Foster
Decatur
Dover Near Goal In Red Cross Drive
Dover Township nearly reaches its Red Cross drive goal with only $90 outstanding. Chairman Rev. Gilbert Courtney appeals to contacted and missed donors to contact committee members or the chair today. Deadline is midnight tonight. workers urged to return calls this afternoon or evening.
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Chauncey
Dover Township
Red Cross
Gilbert Court ‘Ney
Garden Club Meeting Held at Michael Home
The Plains Garden Club held its monthly gathering at Mrs. Grant Michael's home with vice president Angelie Mar cinko presiding in the absence of the president. Thelma Linscott spoke on What To Do in April and Edith Barrows discussed Forcing Shrubs for Early Spring Bouquets, presenting a display of forced shrubs. The next meeting will be at Neva Dresher's home and a refreshment course was served. Members present included Zelma Hoffman, Alta Cooper, Elva Cooper, Mary Slater, Anna Slater, Elizabeth Winefordner, Audrey Kail, Christine Brown, Dorothy Daugherty, Jean ette Tipton, Meva Dresher, Marie Michael, and Helen Michael.
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Chauncey
The
Plains Garden Club
Grant Michael
Lucy McDonald
Angelie Marcinko
Thelma Linscott
Edith Barrows
Neva Dresher
Zelma Hoffman
Alta Cooper
Elva Cooper
Mary Slater
Anna Slater
Elizabeth Winefordner
Audrey Kail
Christine Brown
Dorothy Daugherty
Jeanette Tipton
Meva Dresher
Marie ‘Michael
Helen Michael
Chauncey-Plains High Baseball Game Friday
Chauncey high and The Plains high will meet in a baseball game at The Plains Friday at 3 pm Irving Lippe coaches Chauncey teams in baseball and track. The Ladies Ald Society hosts a meeting at Millfield Church of Christ with Mrs Hazel Earich in charge. Mrs Marinda Cruikshank and Mrs Hazel Petry attended a funeral in Glouster for Mrs Marty Love, a Chauncey resident. William Henry, son of Mrs Florence Henry, is seriously ill at home on W Main St Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Chauncey- Dover High
The
Plains High
the Plains
Irving Lippe
Millfield
Mabel Smith
Ladies Ald Society
Millfield Church of Christ
Hazel Earich
Marinda Cruikshank
Hazel Petry
Glouster
Marty Love
Church of Christ
Love
William Henry
Florence Henry, Chauncey
Main St
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. M Kiser At Chauncey
Mrs Louie Guy hosted a Sunday birthday dinner near Chauncey for her mother Mrs Mary Kiser. A two course meal accompanied by a birthday cake with 53 candles. Guests included James Kiser, William Phelps, Billy Phelps, Lonnie Phelps, Emma Guy, Lovie Guy and daughter Mary.
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M. Kiser Chauncey
Louie Guy
Mary Kiser
Near Chauncey
James Kiser
William Phelps
Billy Phelps
Loninie Phelps
Emma Guy
Lovie Guy
Mary
Birthday Dinner Celebrated for Luther Cruikshank in Chauncey
Mrs. Cruikshank hosted a two course chicken dinner at their W Main St home in Chauncey for Luther Cruikshank’s birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cruikshank, Leslie Cruikshank, Chauncey, Miss Pauline Boien of Athens, and Miss Ruth Cruikshank of Columbus. In Chauncey, three Dover Town Committee members for the United Clothing Collection Campaign were omitted from Sunday’s Messenger list: Betty Boling and Verple Wadley for Chauncey and Mary Kasler of Bailey Run.
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Chauncey
Luther, Cruikshank
Wames
Dover ‘Towneine Committee
United Clothing Collection
Betty Boling
Verple Wadley
Mary Kasler
Bailey Run
Zaleski Social And Personal Notes
E F McKibben is ill with a severe cold. The Hutchinson child recovered from pneumonia. Athens residents Ellen Rathburn and Mrs. Bedinghaus hosted. Hayes and Molihan visited Chillicothe. Hayes and Mrs. Kehler hosted guests from Nelsonville. Bess Wood and Martha Jane Frank vacationed with the McKibbens. Nihle Frank visited Athens. Brush and Potts visited Nelsonville. O H Burns and Sgt James Burns visited Savannah. Walter McKibben and Lawrence guest of James Molikan. Orland Burke returned to Wisconsin for work. Mrs. Sharks of Columbus visiting Ralph Herrold family.
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Bess Wood
Martha Jane Frank
Athens
E. F. McKibben
Nihle Frank
McKibben
C. W. Brush
Clara Potts
Nelsonville
O. H. Burns
Akron
James Burns
Savannah
James McKibben
Walter McKibben
Lawrence
James Molikan
Orland Burke
Wisconsin
Charles Sharks
Columbus
and aire Ralph/ Herrold
Okinawa Invasion Signals Major Pacific Campaign
Wartime dispatch describes the Okinawa landings as the largest operation of its kind in the Pacific, noting 100000 troops on a densely populated imperial domain, with strategic value and rapid advances toward the Royal Palace. The piece also mentions Kerama Islands occupation, aerial bombardments, and personal scenes around a family trip to the Ledges.
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Uncle Sam
Okinawa
Mikato
Royal Palace
Hirohito
Kerama Islands
Charles Ten Miles
Brenda
Nicholas
Pat
Phineas Hudson
Mystery at The Ledges A Dinner Plan Turns Tense
Nicholas and Charley debate a threatening note found in Brenda Temples car. Mr Hudson remains calm and suggests bringing everyone to dinner at the Cock and Kettle before a movie while Phineas Hadeon hints at hidden truths and warns Nicholas to handle the situation alone if needed.
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The
Times
Charley
Mr. Hudson
Nicholas
Charles
Nick
Charey
Boston
Brenda
Ohio and Berlin feed political clash and wartime events
Federal Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins and Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey traded barbs over state aid. Berlin celebrated Reichsführer Hitler's rearmament amid air salutes as news crossed. Athens County treasurer G D Gorham opened books for tax collection while East Side PTA ran a benefit bridge.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Davey
G. D. Gorham
Athens County
Hartford News Notes on Ralph Roach Home on furlough
Ralph Roach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roach of Gibbstown, returns home on furlough after over two years in the Navy. He has served in the South Pacific for about a year and a half, earning praise for engagements against Japanese forces. His vessel reportedly downed six Jap planes and sunk three ships. Esther and Mrs. James McKnight spent the weekend in Louisville, Kentucky for a brother’s operation. Others visiting include Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duncan and son at Mrs. Millie Johnson’s home, with additional visitors from Mason and Johnson households.
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Hartford News
Hartford
Ralph Roach
Elmer Roach
Gibbstown
Navy
South Pacific
Esther
James McKnight
Louisville
Carl Duncan
Som
Millie Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Mra. Cecil Smith
Mason
Okinawa as Key Allied Base and Springboard to Japan
A historical assessment notes Okinawa as a vital naval and air base with ports and rail links, promising virtual control of the East China Sea and access to Southern China. It argues for easier bomber operations against the Japanese mainland, disrupted enemy lines via Formosa, and a proven platform for potential invasions and allied naval operations.
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Okinawa
East China Sea
China
Japan
Nippon
East China
Formosa
Formosa i
Gibraltar
Public Forum letter from Fort Sill soldiers praises paper
The Messenger prints a service man edition popular among the post. Howard R. Zarley from Fort Sill Oklahoma writes that after reading the paper in the day room others look forward to it and asks to continue the good work. March a A Fort Sill Oklahoma
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Oklahoma
the Messenger
Howard R. Zarley
Etry
A. Fort Sill
Okla
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