Subscription Rates And Notices From Athens Post Office
Subscription rates listed include 1 year 96.50 6 months 36.50 3 months 23.00 with smaller options for mail and carrier service. Overseas readers must send a request letter. Names of advertising representatives appear for Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland and Athens offices.
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Oto
East Athens
Ohio
Matas
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Army Day Address Praises Peace Everlasting
President proclaims April 6 Army Day and lauds the U S Army for its role from World War I through World War II and into peaceful progress. He highlights veterans courage and the army's continued mission to defend democracy and advance civilization.
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Germany
Wilson
Congress
Bataan
Iceland
Africa
Burmas
New Guinea
Victory
Okinawa
United States
Lewis and Clarke
Northwest
Jefferson Davis
Army
Navy
Army Engineers
Erie
Chesapeake and Ohio
Panama Canal
Medical Department of
The
Army Signal Corps
Weather Bureau
The Key to the Future in 1948 Politics
A political commentary urges attention to Washington pending legislation and the 1948 elections. It notes world issues likely favor Democrats, domestic focus for Republicans, and rising splits between farmers and organized labor voting blocs.
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Washington
United States
Demrati
AFL
Tibve
Rovabtienn
John L. Lewis
Political Action Committee
Democrats
Policy clash over Argentina at San Francisco
Francisco Castillo Najera, Mexico’s foreign minister and UNO Security Council representative, challenges the US Blue Book on Argentina. He argues Pan American unity was sidelined and criticizes Byrnes, Braden, and left wing press for pressuring unilateral policy.
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Washington
Francisco Castillo Najera
Mexico
United States
Peron
Argentina
Senor Najera
UNO Security Council
San Francisco
UNO
Byrnes-Braden
Braden
Buenos Aires
Byrnes
Roosevelt
Farrel
Fdr
Department of State
U. S
Najera
Truman-Byrnes
Sumner Welles
Latin America
Great Britain
Russia
Truman
Mr. Byrnes
Grain use curbs spark factional shifts in postwar politics
Peter Edson notes Congress debates banning grain for liquor to free supplies for human and farm needs. Voorhis and Aiken push similar resolutions while UNRRA urges curtailment of grain for nonfood products. US and UK limits hit brewers and distillers, reshaping party loyalties ahead of 1948 changes.
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Washington
Congress
Jerry Voorhis
California
Voorhis
Senate
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Atlantic City
UNRRA
Noel Baker
United Kingdom
United States
Department of Agriculture
Area churches set Sunday services and meetings
Athens area churches list morning and evening worships with sermons on Peacemaking and The Power of Christ's Love. Included are catechism, youth fellowships, Bible schools, Lenten meditations, and parish events across Central Albany Pleasant Valley and New Marshfield churches along with Catholic and Lutheran services and preachers.
Wesleyan Methodist Sunday Schedule and Interchurch Notices
Local church notices list services for Wesleyan Methodist Chesterhill Amesville Newton Holiness Mission East Millfield and First Church of God with times for Sunday School morning and evening services Evangelistic and prayer meetings Youth fellowships and revival plans also include a quarterly conference at Chesterhill with Dr H E Bright and a noon basket dinner at a Vinton County prayer gathering Readable fragments note pastor names Helen W Tatmann Ora Waldeck and Rev R C Kenney among others and reference to underpaid pastors program.
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First Methodist Church
Harold F. Kellogg
Janet Ingernam
John Frindie Scott
Rogers
Hathornar
Suiper
Wesley Foundation
Victor E. Reichert
Cincinnati
Warren C. Taylor
Cincinnati Round Table
National Conference of Christians and Jews of Cincimnati
Delta Sigma Theta
Kappa Phi
C. M. Awe
E. G. Genheimer
N. Congress St
First Christian Church Bible School
Joe B. Maffett
C. E. Heft
Christian Endeavor
Dilley
Married Peoples
D. H. Goff
M. V. Bass
Pearl Woodruff
Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School
ER. C.kenney
Chesterhaill-Amesville Methodist
Chesterhill
Amesville
H. E. Bright
Newton
Ralph Farley
Helen W. Tatmann
East Millfield
Rev
A. McKinney
Morristown
Ora Waldeck
Glouster
First Church OF God
Jealousy and News of Jack’s Accident Strain Ann
Ann returns to Port Drake and confronts jealousy as Millicent’s visit unsettles her. Colin hides Millicent’s purpose while Jack’s auto crash shocks Ann and forces Colin to arrange a private vow of support for the troubled couple.
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Finn
Millicent
Ann
Milly
Hutto
Colin
Ann-girl
Port Drake
Nina
Sne
Jack
Beulah
Mullicerit
Coli
Jock
Black Market Undermines Aid Efforts Across Europe
Opinion notes that hunger and relief programs are hindered by rampant black markets in France and other nations. Urges governments to impose drastic penalties to curb illegal trade while continuing humanitarian aid. Also lists church notices and events.
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Europe
Asia
England
Switzerland
United States
Canada
France
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Key
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Athens Area Church Services
Christian Science
Athens Charge
Pleasanton
Bates
Clarks Chapel
Union
New Marshfield
Richland Ave
New Marshfield Church
Hilmar Th. Rosenverg
Worty
Albany Baptist Bible School
Harold Cunningham
South Canaan Baptist the Church
Donall Mansfield
Friends of Jesus
Central Ave. Methodist
Church School
West Side
West Side School
Elmer G. Roessner
Jesus
Christ
Saent Pauls
Wednnesday
MI. Zion
William T
Church OF Christ
C. M. Clouston
Albany Methodist
Temple
Pleasant Valley
Albany
WSCS
Logan
Pearl Chapel
Nowville
Alexander Presbyterian Bible School
J. R. Gentry
Ohio University
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Carpenter Baptist the Church
John Rawlings
Graham Chapel
Stewart Pilgrim
Helen W. Tatmann Bringling
Fred Luchs
Hiram Roy Wilson
Cless
Tennyson
Nazarene
Amesville Presbyterian
Weaver
Vinton County
Lovi Pilgrim
Sungey School
Re .m
Helen W
By Hazel Heidergott
By Galbraith
Majori
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
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