Subscription rates and mailing details for Athens paper
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Carne
Man
Obiy
Mas
Ohio
Avalane
Athens
Las Natrona
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
U., Cleveland
Truman Sets U S Policy The World Must Work Through the UN
In a Chicago speech President Truman states that the United States asserts broad participation in world affairs under the United Nations Charter. He argues nations share interests but must reconcile them through the UN to maintain peace and prevent global conflict. The piece notes a shift from prewar limits to active, principled American involvement in disputes worldwide.
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Washington
United States
Truman
Chicago
America
Soviet Union
British Commonwealth
Far East
Near East
Europe
Roosevelt
Near
Middle East
United Nations
Senate
Congress
Dr Bancroft advises Ann to stop smoking and drinking
Ann defends herself as she and Colin move to Seattle for treatment after a stern prescription from Dr Bancroft. He orders Ann to quit, and asks Colin to join the consults. Jock returns, questions change, while Millicent and Nina visit with mixed, pointed remarks about marriages and babies.
Marriage unites Miss Cochran and Edward Foster
Miss Betty Cochran and Edward Foster were married Friday at 3 o clock in The Plains. Rev J N Lakin of the Nazarene Church performed the ceremony. The note also lists many social visits and local property transactions involving area residents and families from Athens Canton Dayton and Willard with several moves and weekend gatherings.
Last Rites For The League Of Nations
The piece laments the League of Nations as near death and compares its fate to the United Nations. It argues the fatal flaw was domination by powerful members, tracing defiance by big powers through 1930s events. It suggests hope lies in world publics and contrasts preambles of the League and UN.
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League of Nations
Geneva
League
United Nations
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Japan
Tottering League
Germany
Ethiopia
Big Five
Four Little Words Threaten Paper Carriers in Congress
Altoona Mirror reports concern over an amendment to the wage and hour act adding or in connection with to extend child labor rules to all minors under 16 handling newspapers. The piece argues such changes could bar 14 and 15 year olds from delivering papers, removing hours and employment, and urges readers to contact their senator and representative.
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Congress
Children's Bureau
Federal Labor Department
Altoona
Penn
Mirror
Truman MacArthur clash over force and peace in Washington Tokyo
Peter Edson contrasts President Truman and General MacArthur in separate speeches. Truman urges strength to secure world peace and warns against quick disarmament while maintaining a capable military. MacArthur argues UN aims require universal renunciation of war and questions the efficacy of a pooled force while cautioning against repeating past failures.
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Washington
Truman
Chicago
Douglas MacArthur
Allied Council For Japan
Tokyo
MacArthur
General MacArthur
United Nations Organization
United States
Soviet Russia
Maxim Litvinov
League of Nations
Service club letter urges fair treatment for returning servicemen
The Public Forum letter from Mrs Parker Sniffen, president of York Township Service Club, argues the city should avoid punishing two returning service men for a minor parking offense. It calls for diplomacy, compassionate handling, and warns against overzealous fines while stressing the need to keep youth in Nelsonville and to treat veterans with respect. The note emphasizes the men’s good records and questions harsh public ridicule or heavy penalties.
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the Messenger
Fred Mulligan
Hon
Jack Mulligan
Jimmy Linscott
Nelsonville
Parker Sniffen
York Township
Ewington News Briefs Move to Sawmill Site Notes Visits
Ewington briefs report a busy weekend with Cottrills visiting parents and relatives in Radcliff and Marion, Unroe attending a Gal lis funeral, Bruce Unroe returning to work in Gall ipolis after Navy discharge, and multiple local gatherings. The Cottrills, Woodalls, Polsteys, and McMillins share Sunday dinners and shows.
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A. O. Woodall
Jack Cottrill
Marion
Cottrill
Wirt Polstey
Akron
W. W. Polstey
Robert McMillin
A. C. Woodall
Shade Art and iThimble Club meets with Mrs Burson
Shade The Shade Art and iThimble Club gathered with Mrs 4 C Burson on March 21 for a quilting session and potluck dinner. Attendees included Primrose Green Nettie Harris Ronnie Mildred Niggemeyer and Charles Etta Cullums Ethel Williams Beverly Van Meter Mrs McCoy Mrs Coates Susan Davis Faye Wingett Mary King and son Dewey Mabel Shumway Leola Swartz Marilyn Lenora Williams Ann Williams Joyce Ann Carrie L Williams Zelda Perry Edna Fulton Hazel Creamer Audena O Brien and Gaughters Faye and Luetta Catherine Slusher and daughters Rosemary and Connie Jo Dorotha Matthews and nephew from Tiffin Ohio plus the hostess Mrs Burson. They were joined by Mrs Sylvia Martin Mrs Ray and Mary Bobo in the afternoon. The next meeting will be April 11 in the Grange Hall. Mabel Shumway Sylvia Martin and Mrs Burson will provide work. Estella Hudnall Darwin spent the weekend with her aunt Kate Sinclair and family. They attended the funeral of Mrs Lewis McCumber at Laurel Cliff. Anna Williams and children visited her father Melvin Sargent in Huntington last week. Leonard Wallace and sons drilled a good gas well Monday on Ernest Heaton s property near Hemlock Grove. Opal Sinclair and Ann Stanley spent Wednesday in Pomeroy. James Hartley visits friends from Camp Campbell Ky during leave. Mrs Oat Williams moved from Milton Ashworth property to live with her son Pat Williams.
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Shade Art and iThimble Club
4. C. .Burson
Primrose Green
Nettie Harris
Ronnie
Mildred Niggemeyer
Charles
Marilyn
Lenora Williams
Ann Williams
Joyce Ann
Carrie L. Williams
Zelda Perry
Edna Fulton
Hazel Creamer
Audena O'Brien
Faye
Luetta
Catherine Slusher
Rosemary
Connie Jo
Dorotha Matthews
Tiffin
Burson
Sylvia Martin
Ray
Mary Bobo
Grange Hall
Mabel Shumway
Estella Hudnall
Darwin
Kate Sinclair
Lewis McCumber
Laurel Cliff
Anna Williams
Melvin Sargent
Huntington
Leonard Wallace
Ernest Heaton
Hemlock Grove
Opal Sinclair
Ann Stanley
Pomeroy
James Hartley
Camp Campbell
Broadwell News Briefs Highlights Local Social Visits
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W J Phillips included E M Phillips of East Canton Clyde Brown Mona Brown of Zanesville Edward Coen George Taylor of Stewart and others Hattie Hendershott spent a week in Columbus with relatives while several families visited or hosted gatherings in the area including trips to Athens Shawnee Malta and Belpre for various visits and errands.
Phi Tau Theta elects 17 year old president
Earl Halter at 17 is elected president of Phi Tau Theta fraternity with Ray Youns from University Terrace elected as vice president. Mrs. Mary Brown hosts 85th birthday party at 26 N Congress St. Cur rent Events Club hosts Prof. George Starcher who spoke of his Europe trip. Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae guests attend a sorority dinner. Twenty years ago Athens High Band made first out of town trip to New Lexington on May 7 with 54 members. Elsie Bridgewater attends Lucille Leyshon and Theodore Stettler wedding in Logan. Alpha Province of Alpha Gamma Delta holds a convention in Athens with 60 delegates. Nelsonville M C A sponsors Marble Tournament for boys, led by Mike Ely and others.
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Earl Halter
Kurtz Ave
Phi Tau Theta
Methodist Men's
Ray Youns
University Terrace
Athens
New Lexington
Hemlock Grove Social Bulletin Highlights Local Events
Attendance at Sunday School was 24 as Hemlock Grove neighbors share church notices. Rev. Joe Maffett of Athens will preach Sunday evening. Hemlock Grove Grange met with 54 members. one new member took the obligation. Officers practiced degree work. A talk covered the Lecture Short Course at Columbus. Various visits, social gatherings, and a forthcoming wedding for Avis Logan to Elmer Bailey are noted among frequent local families and neighbors.
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Hemlock Grove
Joe Maffett
Athens
Ralph Gilbert
Columbus
Nolan
Don Betzing
Sewing Club
Ernest Cullums
Betty Heilman
Bunker Hill
Freda Gruesser
Pomeroy
Ziba
Midkiff
Wilbur Midkiff
Porter Midkiff
Tom Ruth
Sally
Eldon Clark
Henry ‘Euler
Racine
Ziba Midkiff
J. J. Will
George Logan
Avis
Elmer Bailey
George’Logan
Frank Clark
Vickie and
Bennetta
Jewell Story
Vern Collins
Belpre
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Dr. Bancroft
Ann
Colin
iSeattle
Jock
Jack
Millicent
Nina
Hare! Heidergott
the Plains News
the Plains
Betty Cochran
Edward Foster
J. N. Lakin
The
Nazarene Church
Clarence Hunter
Carolyn
Teresa
George Niggemeyer
Polly
Richard
Niggemeyer
Paul Wulichney, Jr
Franklin Shafer
Canton
William Stalder
Stanley McClellan
Truetown
Will Hess
Hess
Jim Bell Place
Phil
Everett West
Dayton
Carl Call
Ida Belle Bayless
Hill
Cal
Joe Wallace
Melvin Talbert
Mary
Leonard Property
William Evans
Willard
Henry Evans
June Staley
Linda Beth
Luke Hardy
L. W. McDaniel
Frank O'Neil
Eldred Shafer
Willard Adams
Mike Dukeman
Dude Grandy
New Straitsvile
L. W. White
Elizabeth Grandy
E. T. Thompson Land
West Lafayette
Lawrence Cart
Sheltering Arms
Dean Nida
Fred Nida
L. Lohse
iNida
Ellen Baptist
John Scott
Ashland
Lea Agen
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
Ewington
Broadwell
Lotie Brill
Evalina Brill
Keith
Arnee Starling
Chesterhill
Oscar James
Ralph Westbrook
Marietta
Frank Parsons
Cook van Dyke
Cora McDonald
Mary Parsons
McBee Co
Bernard White
Ison
Dale
Simon Layton
Ed Smith
Shawnee
Connie van Dyke
John Martin
Paul
Orville Stover
New England
John ‘Weaver
Malta
Ella Ogg
Patersburg
Lester White
Will Place
Near Cutler
iHattie Hendershott
Mary Brown
N. Congress St
Charles G. Kinison
Highland Ave
George Starcher
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Roger J. Jones
Seth W. Lewis
Margaret Haskins
Mary Helen Les
Elsie Bridgewater
Logan
Lucille Leyshon
Theodore Stettler
Alpha Province
Sorority
Nelsonville ¥. M. C. A
Mike Ely
Joe Griffin
L. Howearth
Charles Anderson
Hemlock Grove Social
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