American delegation backs Yalta pact on Russia votes
Washington notes the American delegation to the San Francisco Conference remains aligned with President Roosevelt's Yalta promise of three votes for Russia in the United Nations assembly. Senators may dissent yet must support the majority view when a final vote occurs, with US will casting a single, delegation-determined vote. The piece argues public discussion aids consensus and defends press freedoms as essential to democracy.
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Washington
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Yalta
Russia
United Nations Organization
United States
Senate
House
Connally
Vandenberg
Capitol Hill
America
Marshal Stalin
Security Council
Assembly
Satin
United Nations
Baltimore Sun
Michigan
Subscriptions Rates and Rates for Outside Onis
The notice lists subscription prices: Mt Cardier one year twelve dollars, six months four fifty, plus a one dollar and thirty eight cent option. Outside Onis rates: one year six fifty, six months three fifty, week one dollar, three weeks bc. Special weekly service with worldwide delivery offered at one hundred dollars per year. Foreign and other offices referenced. obituary and card of thanks charges noted.
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Atfarenger Ao
Athena Peas
Act of Ind
John W. Cullen Cempany
Chiesge
Verslumbus
Cleveland
Romina
Bafka
Gun in the Ledges murder case resurfaces in interrogation
In the tense scene at The Ledges Cass Hapes reveals the gun found with Phineas Hudson’s killer. Inspector Marks probes Trent about an alibi as plans form to expose the buried motive tied to Ostermann diamonds and the elusive P. A. X amulet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Hapes
Hopers
Phineas Hudson
Marks
Ostermann
Cass
Impettor
Hanes
Hapes
Trent
Boston
A. Mavier
Calavestri
Pietro A. Xavier
Carol Brescini
Xavier
P. A. Xang
Parton
Woe for Japs as Russia moves toward Pacific role
The article argues the Soviet end of the Japan neutrality pact could bring Russia into the Pacific war, enabling air bases in Siberia for attacking Japan and shortening the conflict. It notes Japan’s likely cabinet changes and possible peace moves, while urging caution about optimistic forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United Nations
Asia
Russia
Siberia
Manchuria
Pacific
Japa
Stalin
Tokyo
Mikado
Suzuki
United States
America
San Francisco
Planning in Time for Athens Water Supply
Athens emphasizes proactive planning for future water supply as other Ohio towns face shortages. The piece urges using geologists’ expertise, preserving underground water, and storing reserve water to attract industries and avoid later recriminations when wells run dry.
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Athens
Ohio
Pollution Threatens Ohio Lakes From Old Coal Mines
The piece warns that many artificial lakes in Ohio may suffer deadly pollution as old coal mines leak iron and sulphur wastes. Spring strains dilute mineral pollution but later year streams turn yellow and lifeless, risking long term fish death. Scientists warned, ignored by some, affecting future fishing prospects.
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Ohio
Letter From Washington on San Francisco Conference aims
Peter Edson argues the priority is a global organization to end wars, not back-room voting fights. He warns postponing the San Francisco Conference and Dumbarton Oaks would set back peace, urging focus on lasting security, jobs, and ordinary living standards rather than procedural battles.
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Washington
San Francisco
Argentina
Ukraine
Yalta
Dumbarton
United Nations Organization
Philadelphia
America
Spunkshile Flore Island
Easter Guests and Local Visits Fill Long Bottom Notes
Easter guests in the Long Bottom area included the Swan and Lawrence households from East Liverpool and Cleveland visits by others. Local residents report family visits, health updates, and pre-induction exams for Ray Rigas and Patt Lawrence, with overseas service mentions and Easter acknowledgments.
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Long
C. H. Lawrence
Herbert Swan
Kenneth Lawrence
East Liverpool
H. C. Swan
David Yates
Cleveland
Edwin German
Pittsburgh
E. German
Lindsey Lyons, Jr
Jase Paul Clifford
Michael
Pomeroy
Roscoe Wella
Elma Smith
Chester
Donald Myéra
Virgil Roush
Mary Matlack
Neville Island
Gladys Marks
Marvin Marks
Bee
R. L. Larkin
Marvin Marke
Gaynon Clark
J. L. Lambert
Salem Center
Emmett Stethem
Newark
Peter Dorst
Martin Marks
Dank McCain
Norman
Darnell Hospital
Danvile
South Pacific
Lindsey Lyons
Set Lyons
Ernest Griffin
New York
Ruby Larkins
Gagnell Clerk
Daucters
Meo
R. L. Larkins
Reedsville
Wands Pickens
Frank Pickens
Eleanor Hannum
Roy Hannum
Ray Rigas
Patt Lawrence
Pleasant Valley Social Circles Report Various Visits and News
Social and Personal notes from Pleasant Valley recount updates on local residents. Arthur Goodin and family learn their son Pearl Goodin is alive in a German prison camp. Community members host and attend dinners and visits across households including Hanning, Woodward, Brooks, and Patrick families with Pearl H Brooks traveling to Columbus for Navy tests.
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Pleasant Valley
Arthur Goodin
Pe Pearl Goodin
Fsalyva Pugh
Blanche Woodward
Athens
Mi O
Howard Browde
Fail Hanning
Pearl Chapel
Betty Guham
Kate
Cora Brooke
Brooks
Pearl H Brooks
Columbus
Navy
Eart Hanning
Pearl Wood
Betty Gihan
TW Morgan
Bob Stenstur
Tam Bowman
Jane Morean
Mary Patrick
Jane Patrick
Charles Roose
Ed pBsonay
Cara Branks
Pearl H. Brooks
Allies Move Toward Netherlands Port Falls in World War II
War dispatch notes Allied forces at the Dutch border racing to seize Emden Bremen and Hamburg while Germans withdraw from Holland to defend Rotterdam and Amsterdam. The push aims to clear Holland’s harbors, deprive Germany of North Sea ports and hamper V bomb launches while Dutch suffering worsens from floods and privation.
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Les
Dewitt MacKenzie
Germany
Holland
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
North Sea
Lorient
St. Nazaire
Normandy
Emden
Bremen
Hamburg
London
British
Auditor Ends Check On Mason School Funds
W S Dunkle veteran auditor for the state tax commission completed a check of Mason County Board of Education finances and found records in good condition. He praised financial clerk Miss Hildreth Armstrong and noted the audit covered retirement, withholding, hospital funds and teacher bonds.
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Point Pleasant
W. S. Dunkle
State Tax Commission
Mason County Board of Education
Charleston
Dunkle
Hildreth Armstrong
Hnanree
Kanawha County
Mason County
Speriff
R. N. Dunkle
Army Air Force
Burma
Sugar Ration Rules Issued For Home Canning
Brown announces a canning sugar panel to review applications and issue coupons after April 15. Home canners face a 20 pound per person limit and 160 pound per family cap, with R34 forms requiring Spare Stamp No 13 and no over-the-counter coupons.
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Point Pleasant
John E. Brown
Mason County
Canning
Bertha S. Reed
Reba W. Beale
Juliet Smmth
Board of Hee
Mr. Brown
Brown
Ball Family Gathers At Letart Sunday
Ball family and friends meet at Letart home to celebrate William Ball's 72nd birthday. Attendees include Cunningham, Ball, Roush, Snyder, and Daling families from Point Pleasant Huntington and Letart. Three grandchildren served overseas in England France and Germany.
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Point Pleasant
William Ball
Letart
Ball
D. E. Cunningham
Marie
Charles
Paul
Lyda
Charles Ball
Grace
Joe
Huntington
Robert Roush
Leroy
Lester
Clayton Roush
Ruby
Rheba
Johnnné Snyder
Karen Sué
Daling Ball
Charlie
Donnie
Lucinda Roush
Letari
Rocksprings News Notes Socials and Red Cross Total
Local notes from Rocksprings report visits across nearby towns as families gather at homes in Kerr Run Athens Rd Pomeroy and Ravenna. Red Cross drive totals 243.08 raised by community workers led by Homer Radford Amos Leonard and Grueser. An article closes noting an annual $45 million loss in the US poultry industry due to improper egg handling.
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Helen’ Collins
Columbus
Fred Goegiein
Henry Bailey
Homer Radford
Athens Rd
Ward Radford
Piketon
Flora Radford
Kate Weyersmiller
Fomeroy
Jewell Curtis
Anha Reuter
Frances Reibel
Pomeroy
Charles Grueser
W. A. Morgan
Donald Matthews
Dayton
Grace Drake
Mery
Ed Humphrey
Freda McAfee
Carl Heilman
Peach Fork
Athena
Hazel Humphrey
Louise Bartels
Holzer Hospital
Kerré Run
Herman Gruesér
Sophie Whitlock
Helena Brickles
Mary Kunzelman
John
Fred Whitlock
Ravenna
Anna James
Athens
Ray
Nettie Collins
Amos Leonard
Dorothy
Betty
William Grueser
Hélen
Leo
Harry B Smith
Naylors Run
Phillip Collins
Red Cross
Wilbur Bailey
Grueser
John Hartung
Clarence Grueser
Leonard
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National Dispatch
Happs
Peter Edson
Mason
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