Postponing San Francisco UN Conference Stirs Debate
Washington argues postponement is a tactic to derail the effort to create a United Nations framework. Proponents stress the April 25 date set at Yalta and urge American leadership to press Britain and Russia to participate, with jurists possibly drafting the charter.
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Washington
San Francisco
United Nations
Europe
United States
Yalta
America
Britain
Russia
Anthony Eden
London
Stalin
Molotov
Moscow
Lord Halifax
Senate
France
Wilson
League of Nations
Dumbarton Oaks
Germany
Coolville and Troy Community Happenings and Services
Dr Fred L Hall of Cleveland will preach at Centennial Congregational Church Coolville on Sunday April 8 at 10 00 am Sunday School meets at Ireland Church 10 00 am and Coolville Congregational at 9 45 am with a 2 00 pm service. Troy Grange toMeet April 7 at 8 30 pm Sgt Dale A Blair arrives in England per parent letter Janey Woster and William Kapale wed at Coolville home March 31.
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Coolville
Fred L. Hall
Cleveland
Centennial Congregational Church
Ireland Church
Coolville Congregational Church
Hall
Troy Grange
Dale A. Blair
England
T. F. Cecil
Janey Woster
William Kapale
Cecil
Cincinnati Ridge
Russell Baily
Francis Russell
Radnor
Harry Hoisingtor
Athens
Ralph Chevalier
Peter A Xavier at The Wagon Wheel and a Mansion Fire
The narrator and Pat meet a pale poised Boston taxi rider with initials on a briefcase at The Wagon Wheel. A raging fire at The Ledges erupts as they suspect Phineas Hudson’s involvement. Peter A Xavier, linked to a setting Csla vestri, haunts the storyline as a possible enforcer or observer.
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Charley
Brenda
Phineas Hudson
Sandy Point
Pat
Boston
Peter A. Xavier
New Yorkc City
Peter A. Mavier
Minot
Nick
Fat
Phineas Hudison
Cass
Hapes
Mr. Hudson
Peter A.xavier
New York City
Peter A
Xavier
Cslavestri
VE Day Uncertain Transition After Germany Victory
The era after V E Day is seen as unstable with ongoing controls and reconversion trouble. Byrnes hints at extended mobilization and slow contract cuts while civilians face inflation, unemployment, and disputed postwar plans amid government bickering.
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Germany
United Nations
Asia
Europe
Byrnes
Washington
Japan
Congress
Hitler Ensnared In Alps Hideout Delusion Ends In Suicide
Allied forces steadily slice through Northern Germany trapping Nazi units and severing supply lines. The Ruhr region commerce and industry are isolated while Patton’s Third Army pushes toward a Munich Vienna junction. The United Nations War Crimes Commission lists Hitler as a war criminal and suicide is hinted as a possible option.
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Hitler
Bavarian Alps
Germany
Great
Ruhr
Holland
Reich
Patton
Third
Red
Vienna
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Rhineland
der Fuehrer
United Nations War Crimes Commission
London
V E Day Opinion Calls for Steady Effort After Victory
The author urges citizens to keep working after Germany’s defeat and orderly rejoicing, warning that celebration should be limited to one day while the nation continues the substantial tasks ahead. Civic leaders, workers, and unions are asked to focus on returning everyone to productive labor on V E Plus One.
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V-E Bay
Germany
Revolt in Washington Over Advisory Board System
Peter Edson examines the growing war era advisory committees in Washington. About 800 semi official boards with over 12 500 volunteer citizens serve without pay, funded by their organizations, aiming to bridge government and people. Critics question influence and effectiveness amid competing interests and political maneuvering.
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Washington
Office of War Mobilzation
Congress
OWMA
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Carl Henry Monseus
WPA
OPA
WFA
OPT
Ordnance Branch
War Department
WMC
WPB
HMO
Albany Social and Personal Highlights Include Extended Visits
Albany residents and relatives hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous guests from Athens, Portland, Dayton, Columbus, Nashville, and Springfield. Attendees included Hyatt Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Perry, Mrs. S Phillips, Cpl Jack Webster, Flight Officer Bob Criswell, and many others, with multiple family gatherings and a funeral on Tuesday.
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Myrle Griffin
Griffin
Joan
Curtis Wolfe
Floyd Ridenour
Chester
Millie , Griffin
Dorothy Showalter
Larry
Francis Skeets
F. H. Cunningham
Charleston
Albany
W. R. Parsons
Hyatt Parsons
Athens Rural
Perry
Portland
S. Phillips
Gt. Bend
Charles Slaughter
Athens
Frances Cline
Dayton
A. D. Cline
Maxine Radcliff
Jack Webster
Bob Criswell
Pareents
Frank Radcliffe
Burton Foutz
Parkersburg
Howard Stanley
Henry Reeder
Columbus
Floyd Cross
Jerry Goodin
Goodin
Frances
Marion
Walter Moyle
Peavey
Clyde Bowers
Nashville
Tenn
Charles Bowers
Addie Nutt
Elza
Bowers
John Coe
Springfield
Jesse Gilki
Vaughn Chase
Lakewood Hospital
Fred Johnston
Grant Hospital
Everett White
Harold Atar
Atar Sens
Columbia School
Wiilom Reid
Hist
Seh Auditoriem
Mazie Payte
June Pauley
Oo Va
Jesse Iguhey
Vinton News Notes Highlights Local School and Community Moves
Mrs Jennie Entiot music teacher at Vinton High took four pupils to a Gallia Academy High School concert. Dinner was served for Bidwell teachers and wives and the basketball team. Coach Sprague and agriculture teacher Mr Bell gave talks. Jack and Bill Dower and Charles Curtshaw are on furlough. Mr and Mrs Davigh Carper bought property on Railroad St and are moving next week. The Kay Quickle party moves into Harland Woodruff property as guests.
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Davigh
Carper
Clycle Eacie
Kay Quickle
Bathy
Exenin Smith
Harland Woodrutt
Luther Porter
Harleys Clana
Kiwanis Club Dutch lunch honors guests at C. C. Cornells cottage
Kiwanis Club hosted a Dutch lunch at Morrison-Brown Hill cottage with 1 Kiwanis minstrel show for guests of honor. Dr. Carl M. Bowman won the club attendance prize donated by Dr. S. M. Clifton. Girl Scouts led by Mrs. F. D. Forsyth pursued Cooking Badge with Jean Forsyth and others. Athens Legion posts welcomed 58 boys to the Athens Squadron, ages 1 to 14. Morrison Burns opened a Mill St grocery and meat market, age 22. Millfield PTA elected officers led by Mrs. Grover Patton. Athens League of Women Voters celebrated its first birthday at the Senior High School library with Mrs. Lucia Bing presiding. Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy announced birth of a daughter. Alexander Township farmer D. Crossen demonstrated pasture improvement using lime and fertilizer and clover seed.
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Kiwanis Club
C. C. Cornell
Morrison-Brown Hill
S. M. Clifton
Carl M. Bowman
Athens League of Women Voters
Lucia Bing
Nuptials Uniting Miss Eth el Anderson and Benjamin Simon Sr
Goss Memorial Church parsonage witnessed the marriage of Miss Ethel Anderson of Murray City and Benjamin Simon Sr of Akron Ohio. Rev William E Troup officiated. The bride wore a navy suit with a white rose hat and corsage of wardenias. A family dinner followed. The bride, a Murray City High School and Ohio University graduate, taught in Barberton and Murray City schools and is active in the Ohio University Women’s Club of Akron. Simon attended Eastern schools and works with B F Goodrich Co.
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Murray City
Goss Memorial Church
Ethel Anderson
Barberion
Adar Anderson
Benjamin Simon
Akron
William E. Troup
Murray City High School
Ohio University
Barberton
Ohio University Women's Club of
Simon
B. F. Goodrich Co
Reedsville Social Notes and Local War Updates
Reedsville notes include Arga brite of the U S Navy visiting family after Pearl Harbor with brothers in service. Arthur Hetzer and Robert Cristip arrive in France and Germany respectively. local couples wed. several residents visit or return home. A Cincinnati tragedy reports Jackie Allen killed by a truck while crossing.
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Reedsville
Russell Argabrite
U. S. Navy
Rex Argabrite
Argabrite
Pearl Harbor
Rex
John Argabrite
Charles Barr
Army
Camp Blanding
Fila
A. A. Hetzer
Cpl
Arthur Hetzer
France
C. M. Cristip Naver
Pvt
Robert Cristip
Germany
Iola Burns
Albert Rood
Russell
Ben Burns
Stella Rood
Eden
Beatrice Boring
Columbus
F. H. Boring
Robert Barton
J. K. Connolly
Annie Marks
Long Bottom
Gladys Henney
Toledo
Howard Sampson
Williamstown
W. Va
Nancy Hetzer
Ison
Jimmie
A Hetzer
Henry Shuler
London
C. E. Humphrey
Oren Childers
Parkersburg
Evelyn Sedgwick
Baby
Xenia
Helen Chevalier
Evelyn Chevalier
Don
Coleman
Howard Buckley
Mary
Alice Hetzer
T._F. Dye
Akron
George Buckley
Ben F. Buckley
Sea Bees
Effie Warren
Cincinnati
Jackie Allen
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National Dispatch
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Dis Bastion Cas Neffer FA
Mer
Rhine Rae
Coolville, Troy
Eva Chase
Minnie Clark
Eva Mae
Lew Welling
Russell Batly
C. A. Cowdery
Hockingwort
Elbert Root
Felix Isaacs
John Root
Aur
Emmett Blair
Newton Falls
H. C. Bish
J. E. Humphrey
E. O. Knowles
J. W. Kincade
Carl Kincade
Alice, Frost
R. D
Mary Joe Kiser
Coshocton
Earl Kincade
Lottridge
Blanche Blair
Hockingport Road
Hilda Randolph
Anna Foster
Kenneth Randolph
Carthage
Orville Medley
Hocking- Port
Carl Welling
Hazel Wines
Ralph Wines
James Wines
Gail Hick- Man
Laura Parsons
Eee
Peter Edson
Social and Personal
Vinton News Notes
F. D. Forsyth
Jean Forsyth
Grace Ellen Foster
Betty Fulton
Dorothy Edieman
Doris Finsterwald
Norma Jean Kempelton
Betty Amy Schuler
Sons
American Legion
Legion Home
Morrison Burns
Mill St
Hirmse If
Millfield Pta
Grover Patton
Oscar Simpson
Mabel Smith
John Murphy
Maplle St
Ann
V. D. Crossen
Alexander Township
Murray City Social News
Betty Sabo
Lester Sorrell
Nelsonville
Warren Darby
Orient
Emma Tippie
U. B. Church
Grace Robinson
Jonathan Orr
Stella Hisher
Clara James
Ethel Cook
Dans
Lillie Spencer
AG Brown
Lera Keetan
Ares
Mats
Mary Pot
Della Tint
Irs
Bush
Spencer
Bertie Benz
Brows
David Brown Seercer
Onas
Reedsville Social Notes
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