San Francisco Conference Must Be Open to Public Debate
President Roosevelt and Secretary Stettinius push to hold the San Francisco conference with full publicity. They oppose secret deals and urge free press discussion to expose differences, build collective security, and accelerate the move toward a permanent world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Stettinius
San Francisco
League of Nations
Paris
Faris
Russia
Idea
Yalta
United States
Thei
Europe
New World Organization
Subscriptions Rates and Terms From The Messenger
Subscription rates listed include several terms such as annual and weekly options for different products. Obie and others appear as sample readers with varied pricing, while notes warn subscriptions outside Ohio will be stopped if paper supply runs short. The notice also shows postal imprint and advertising inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohin
Mteree
Athens
Mattens
Jono W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Reedsville Boy Missing In Action
In Reedsville Pvt Charles Robert Crislip is listed missing in Germany as of March 9, per a War Department telegram to Mr and Mrs C M Crislip. Pvt Carl Barnhart has returned to Palm Springs California after a furlough visit with his father Luther Barnhart. Barnhart is an aerial engineer who has served over two years in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
C. M. Crislip
War Department
Charles Robert Crislip
Germany
Carl Barnhart
Palm Springs
Calif
Luther Barnhart
Pvt
Barnhart
Dewitt MacKenzie
Tolbukhin
Vienna
Austria
Hitler
Reich
Fuehrer
Mak J
Philipp Osborn
Alps
Charles Chaney
Lithal
Nancy
Osborn
Alaska
Ringstrasse
Moscow
Sia
Britain
America
Ameri Lcan
Balkans
Russia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Bartels Rites At Syracuse
W F Bartels 83 a retired farmer and bus driver of Syracuse died Friday at the home of his daughter Mrs A M Roberts. Survived by two sons Ernest Huntington Emmett Syracuse and two daughters Mrs Hilda Cowie New Brighton Pa and Mrs Roberts. Funeral services Sunday at Syracuse Methodist Church with Rev Lawrence Schmitt. Burial Beech Grove Cemetery Pomeroy. Also notes on anniversaries substitutions and local school matters and a county rabies dog quarantine order issued by Portage County Health Commissioner P L Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
W. F. Bartels
A.M. Roberts
Hets
Ernest
Huntington
Emmett
Hilda Cowie
New Brighton
Roberts
Syracuse Methodist Church
Lawrence Schmitt
Beech Grove
Pomeroy
E. J. Soulsby
Gallipolis
C. B. Weese
Margaret Houdashelt
Helen Underhill
N. J. Karr
William Bath
Columbus
D. B. Williams
C. P. Williams
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
James Soulsby
R. M
Luzon Island
Philippines
Corbett Ferrell
Mason Clint
Ferrells
Pearl McBride
Holzer Hospital
Marcia Karr
Rensburg
Annie Adams
Miami
Flo
Jason
Charles Neuman
Franklin
Rizer
South Pacific
Irving Karr
Ernest Duffy
Nazi versus German belief fades as war spreads fear
The piece argues Germans have learned the war is fought for the Nazis not the people. It notes civilians are killed when surrendering and many non Nazis fear serving in civil government. It warns lingering Nazis may prolong fighting and occupation.
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Hitler
Rhine
Europe
Rep LaFollette Praised for Rebuking Bleeding-Heart War Talk
Stars and Stripes lauds Indiana Rep. Charles M LaFollette for opposing sentimentality in debates on the Commodity Credit Corp. He objects to the habit of dragging the fighting fronts into every issue and urges civilians to avoid overprescribing wartime aid. He says focus should be on helping win the war and bringing soldiers home promptly.
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Army Overseas
Stars and Stripes
Charles M. LaFolette
Indiana
LaFollette
Commodity Credit Corp
Samuel Johnson and the paradox of energy and idle talk
The piece portrays Samuel Johnson as a tireless writer and a famed critic who also spent much time in taverns. It highlights Boswell's lively biography and asks what Social Security would have meant for Johnson's famed productivity and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Johnson
Boswel
Johnson
Elmer Davis on OWI Future Postwar Proposals
The OWI chief doubts continued government news agency after the war but foresees the State Department taking over select functions such as speech texts and official documents. He trusts press associations to carry the news mission, stressing moral courage as key to unbiased reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWI
Elmer Davis
State Department
Davis
Functional group representation in government history and debate
Peter Edson surveys the idea of citizen advisory committees dating to 1863 and Bernard Baruch's wartime boards. He notes varied advocacy for broader representation in Congress and government, citing European precedents and the NRA era code authorities as milestones of the concept.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Congress
Bob LaFollette
Mike Monroney
France
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Weimar Republic
Italy
Bernard Baruch
War Industries Board
Blue Eagle Nra
Officer Tells Of Death of L. H. Ayers
Murray City learns of Staff Sgt. Lawrence H. Ayers killed in action in Belgium on January 15 while leading a platoon to its objective. In a letter to his parents the commanding officer praises Ayers for brave leadership and sacrifice in the line of duty. Memorial services were held at his grave and his unit honors his memory.
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Murray City
Lawrence H. Ayers
Belgium
Lace Ayers
Ayers
Lawrence
Ayer
Point Rock Personal Mention
Columbia grade school operetta drew attendees on Thursday and Saturday nights. Various local residents and relatives are noted visiting family members over the weekend including the Dickison and Radekin families. Military personnel Pfc Robert Bowen and Flight Officer Harley B Pickett Jr plan moves and visits with relatives in Pomeroy and Nashville.
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George
Radekin
Ferrall Pierce
Radcliff
Even Morris
Dorothy Morrison
Pomeroy
A. D. Morrison
John Radekin
W. C. Cottrill
Mina Curry
Ora
D. W. Morris
W. M. Morris
Vale and Martin
Gomer Bowen
Vales Air
Pfc
Robert Bowen
California
Harley B. Pickett
Darwin
H. B. Pickett
Harley
Nashville
Tenn
Donald Dene
Sam Egies
Wes
Local residents note returns and travels across states
Kenneth Cowdery has returned home from St. Joseph Hospital. Mrs. Bess Larkins teaches in the local schools for Mrs. Dale. Vineyard underwent appendicitis surgery in Parkersburg. Pearl Congreve, brother of Mrs. John Boring, died in Baltimore. Mrs. Edith Swain travels to Fort Pierce to join husband in the Navy. J. W. Emrick returns to Lancaster after a visit. H. A. Barnhart and Virgil West visit Florida. Wyatt Landon returns to Newcomerstown. Ella Osborne and daughter Janet come back from Norfork, Virginia. Ethel Packard notes the death of her nephew Sgt. Robert Packard in France. Mary Alice Hetzer and T. F. Dye visit Hetzer home. Alice Branstrom returns to Toledo. Fay Mille visits Monroe, Michigan. Letters arrive from Pvt. William R. Williams, sailing from Ft Ord to an undisclosed Pacific port. Cora Coleman and family return from Parkersburg winter stay. H. W. Larkins and daughter Betty and Alpha Smith and son Grant visit relatives in Parkersburg. L. S. Buckley returns from weeks with daughters in Parkersburg. Ellen Louise Sisson visits Parkersburg family here.
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Kenneth Cowdery
St. Joseph +Hospital
Bess Larkins
Dale. Vineyard
Parkersburg
John Boring
Pearl Congreve
Baltimore
Edith Swain
Fort Pierce
Fla
Delmar Sw
Ronald Osborne
Navy
Ethel Packard
Robert Packard
France
Dyde Packard
Mary Alice Hetzer
T. F. Dye
Akron
A. A
Toledo
4. C. Stewart
Fay Mille
Annabei ‘Orrence
Monroe
Chesterhill Area Notes and Local Moves
Chesterhill news notes residents moving in and out. H J Thomas sold a 105 acre farm to Ashley Wogan who plans to move April 1. The Randall family vacates the house. John McElfresh returns from Sheltering Arms Hospital after a major operation. Endicott of Plantsville celebrates his 92nd birthday. a longtime Marion Township teacher. Woodyard family buys Starling farm on Route 2 and will move soon. Starling buys Van Nott farm near Stockport. Joseph Ball ill and taken to hospital. A public auction at the Waterfall residence drew strong attendance for household goods and farm implements. Hale family to relocate to Zanesville.
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Chesterhill
H. J. Thomas
Ashley Wogan
Joy
Wogan
Harry Randall
John McElfresh
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Shelterings Arms Hospital
E. Endicott
Plantsville
Endicott
Marion Township
Woodyard
Kenneth L. Starling
Route 2
Nessuts Fospital
Watriefal
Vanseting
Howse
Hales
Zanesville
Mrs. Wehr Speaks To Gallipolis Rotary Club
Mrs. Gladys Perrow Wehr addressed the Gallipolis Rotary Club at Island View Inn before her 8 15 p m appearance in the Washington School Auditorium. Jack Russell was named Junior Rotarian for March, with Bill Maddy chosen to serve in April, and other Rotarian guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gladys Perrow Wehr
Gallipolis Rotary Club
Island View Inn
Washington School
Jack Russell
Bill “Red” Maddy
Aire Forest
Tom Agee
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iDavid Lawrence
National Dispatch
China Seas
China
Yellow Sea
Korea
Wagon Wheel
Mr. Hudson
Mr. Street
Mr. Trent
Inspector Marks
Marks
Street
Trent
Phineas Hudson
Charley Strand
Eric Woolf
Bruce Temple
Brenda
Ainot
Cass Hapes
Mr. Hugiscnt
Marky
Bartels
Ravenna
Portage Count
P. L. Haris
S. G. Goodrich
Peter Edson
Mary Baker
L. H. Ayers
Point Rock
R. E. Williams
William R. Willams
Tom Ft Ord
Pacific
Cora Coleman
Parkerburg
H. W. Larkins
Betty
Alpha Smith
Grant
L. S. Buckley
Ellen Louise Sisson
Leo B. Sisson
By Galbraith
Eesign
Jim
Samuel
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