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the Messenger Publishing CO
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Manpower bill stalled by Byrnes reconversion stand
A wartime manpower bill faces defeat as Byrnes urges passage for war and reconversion aims. Critics warn the bill would curb civilian work freedom and resist peacetime needs, with Democrats and Senators voicing opposition to a proposed industrial conscription and a reconversion freeze.
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James F. Byrnes
Congress
Jogan
Colorado
Byrnes
Road damage across Athens counties worsens winter wear
Traffic in Athens and nearby counties suffered severe road damage due to extreme cold and coal trucking. War-time tax revenue shortfalls compound the repair burden on state and local districts. Only new or costly roads escaped major harm, leaving a sprawling patchwork of damaged minor roads.
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Athens
Nazi Arithmetic in Nazi Education Recalled
In a Washington column Peter Edson notes OWI doubts re teaching in postwar Germany. The piece warns former Nazi teachers could misuse arithmetic to push new schemes, citing divide and conquer and the Reich’s superiority myth. It argues careful oversight is needed before trusting any subject to ex-Nazi instructors.
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Washington
Peter Edson
OWI
Germany
Hiller
Reich
Hitler
Sheep in Werewolves' Clothing
The text argues that a Nazi underground called the Werewolf arose after the Allied advance, yet Nazi leaders deny involvement to delay punishment. It views the group as a propaganda casualty and notes fading courage within the regime as it struggles to justify the movement.
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Howe
Wehrmacht
Bases for Security Not Territorial Gain Says Admiral King
David Lawrence argues in the National Dispatch that postwar Pacific bases should focus on security for the United States. He cites Iwo Jima Okinawa Tarawa and the danger of future rocket attacks, endorsing leases or treaties to secure strategic bases and preserve naval power.
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Lawyers in Congress Dominate Occupations in Washington Letter
Peter Edson reports an occupational survey showing 70 percent of U S Senate and 53 percent of the House are lawyers. He notes the cross section is argued to misrepresent the people and suggests an advisory body to diversify occupations. examples include bankers, farmers, and shopkeepers.
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Taxi License Issue Before Glouster Council
Glouster council in regular session hears reports from the mayor treasurer and clerk and approves a ditch tile purchase near Summit Street. Water drainage for Broad Street stand ing water is approved via sewer tile. Taxi license requests from Mike Daugherty and others deferred after discussion. Street foreman mayial pump outs beyond town limits. March payroll and mayoral collections listed. Treasurer notes cash and bonds total 31 133.51.
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Glouster Council
Board of Public Affairs
Summit St
New York Central
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Broad St
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Russell Hartman
James McCall
Trimble
Glauster
Daugherty
Jake Waldeck
Carl Wright
Mrs Smith Hosts Millfield Aid Meeting Social Hour
Mrs Mabel Smith hosted the monthly Ladies Aid Society gathering at her Millfield home for the Millfield Church of Christ. President Mrs Hazel Earich led devotion and singing, with contests by Mrs Wollie Russell. A plate lunch followed social time. children Patt Howard Helen Sue McDaniel and Jerry Russell attended.
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Chauncey
Mabel Smith
Millfield
Ladies Aid Society
Nnala Howard
Celia Boudi‘not
Bessie Wemmer
Ida Hill
Nellie Russell
Hazel Farich
Elizabeth Robinett
Alice Carr
Edith McDaniel
Boudljoo
Chauncey District Social and Personal Highlights
Chauncey residents Mrs Viola Wade and daughters Mars and Ruth of Columbus visited Millfield over the weekend. Mrs Wade planned to stay in Millfield a few days. Visitors included Mrs Mabel Smith Mrs Esta Smith Mrs Lena Marin in Nelsonville last week visiting sister Mrs Mabel Shaner and Columbus residents Mr and Mrs Robert Voertens. Also in Millfield were Mr and Mrs Herbert Wary Malta who spent Saturday with locals.
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Chauncey
Viola Wade
Mars
Ruth
Columbus
Fame Oy
Robert Voertens
Bernice Sandere
Millfield
Mertens
Ray Sanders
Herbert
Malta
van Mauencal
Edward Davis
Bert Robinson
Addie Maxwell
Chri Bailey
Dayton
Sarah Robinson
Robinson
Carl Herbert
Hollister
Anns Ster
Gerald Lee Stem
Abagail Galbraith
Cleveland
John Bigler
H. E. Pettit
Crooksville
M. M. Bryson
Helen Lou Ginnan
Washington
Michael Almond
Jacksonville
Akron
Barberton
Canton
Lucy Collins
Charles Moody
John Moody
Glouster Masonic Lodge Holds Lodge Inspection
About 100 Maxons attended Glouster Lodge 607 inspection Friday evening. Past Grand Master Harry Schram of Marietta presided and was made an honorary member. One candidate received the Master Mason degree. Fifty visiting Masons from 14 lodges registered. Short talks followed by a social hour with fried fish, salad, and coffee.
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Harry Schram
Marietta
Offi
Fred Ervin
Sehram
Glouster Lodge 607
Glouster Lodge
P. G. M. Schram
John Binderbasin
Tom Reese
Willis Blower
Service Men of Glouster Area Report Overseas News
Mr and Mrs Floyd McCutcheon received a box from their son Cpl Robert McCutcheon in China containing two knives with silver and gold handles engraved with war insignia, eight white handkerchiefs, a milk scarf with a Chinese dragon bearing air force insignia. He notes being overseas six months and now in Germany with the Seventh Army. Other letters mention Pfe Andrew Ginnan and Ira Stansberry serving in Germany with the Seventh Army, with Stansberry previously in Belgium.
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Floyd McCutcheon
Cpl
Robert McCutcheon
China
Air Force
Corporal McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Jef Jerry
Belgium
Glouster Social Notes branches of family events
Glouster notes report newborn Donald Drew son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Byers Trimble Heights. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Mike Thompson Glouster and Mrs Ester Byers McConnelsville. Byers have two boys two girls. Club meetings announced Jacksonsville Mothers Club and Daughters of St George with host homes and dates. Several Easter visits and travels note residents from Dayton Cleveland Toledo and Columbus.
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Glouster
Roy Byers
Trimble Heights
Donald Drew
Mike Thompson
Ester Byers
McConnelsville
Ledges Mystery Continues as Booker Appears in Hall
In the library I face a pistol at my temple as Booker steps from the shadows. Simms recalls Hudson’s murder link and Pat’s fragile fate, while the inspector lingers in the hall. The tension tightens at The Ledges as the case edges toward a perilous reveal.
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Cala‘vestt
Booker
Ostermann
Pat
Phineas Hudson
Green
Mark
Youth Group of Athens County Meets at Trimble
CHAUNCEY The Athens County Youth Group representing several churches met last night in the J T High School gymnasium with about 150 in attendance as guests of the Trimble Church of Christ. The program was planned by Dona Faye McClellan and Maxine Heiser with the High School Class on decorations. The event featured a worship setting for World Bible Sunday with a large Bible, candles, flags, and ferns. Participants included Shirley Heiser, Joann Gooding, Hoy J. Seckinger, Geraldine Martin, Ethel Riley, Rev. L. E. Evans, and Rev. G. B. Courtney. Ismbel Courtney chaired games and Mrs Ferm Johnson's class handled refreshments.
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Chauncey
Athens Couniry
J-T
Trimble Church of Christ
Dona Faye McClellan
Maxine Heiser
Mrs Heffken Hosts Needle Club Meeting
Mrs Eda Heffken entertained members of her Needle Club and celebrated the 23rd wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Heffken. Members presented gifts of money and a refreshments course was served. Attending were Ida Hill Edith McDaniel Neile Brookins Elizabeth Robinett Mabel Sisson Viola Sanders Donna Thomas Kathryn McDaniel Olive Brookins and others with next meeting to be announced.
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Chauncey
Eda Heffken
Needle Club
Heffken
Leonard Davis Former Resident of Glouster Dies
Leonard Davis of Rockland and Oakdale, long ill since February 1, died at his home Sunday from phlebitis. He was a brother of T. F. Davis of Maplewood. Funeral services will be held at Glouster Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Rev A G Winkie officiating.
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Oakdale
T. F. Davis
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Dogs to be impounded if not confined, marshal says
Chauncey Marshal William Collins announces strict enforcement of the dog at large ordinance. Many complaints cite dogs roaming gardens and lawns, with unconfined dogs to be turned over to County Dog Warden Ferter Dick en.
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Chauncey
William Collins
Florence Helen Stone Weds Cpl Herman F Semons in Orlando
Florence Helen Stone daughter of Mr and Mrs James E Stone of Orlando Fla married Cpl Herman F Semons son of Mr and Mrs Frank Semons of Millfield on Monday April 9 at the Orlando Air Base Chapel A dowry ceremony followed with Chaplain Joseph Dickson presiding The bride wore a light blue street length dress with pink carnation corsage The couple resides at Shady Oaks Apartments Orlando He is a veteran recently returned from 31 months service in China Burma and India and is stationed at AAFTAC Finecastle Army Air Base Orlando Fla The bride is a graduate of Orlando High School and the groom Chauncey-Dover High School.
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James E. Stone
Orlando
Fin
Florence Helen
Herman F. Semons
Frank Semons
Orlando Air Base Chapel
June Stone
Fla
Shady Oaks
Willis Keirns Entertain With Chicken Dinner
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Willis Keirns hosted a Sunday two course chicken dinner in Lexington Ave to celebrate daughter Bonnie Jean's birthday. Guests included Mrs Sue Elmer Seames Herman Barnes Gladis Stump Jo Anns Ley and Bonne Jean Keirns. A large center cake adorned the table as covers were laid for the guest list.
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Willis Keirns
Lexington Ave
Bonnie Jean
Sue Elmer Seames
Herman Barnes
Millfield
Gladis Stump
Cerrondale
Jo Anns Ley
Keirns
Bonne Jean Keirns
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