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Print and mail rates listed include one year at 8 17.80 and 16 54 in various currencies, with weekly and biweekly options. The Messenger notes service availability worldwide and prints paper supply constraints, naming National Representatives in Chicago New York and Columbus with advertising inquiries for home and foreign offices.
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Micathe
Onis
Athens
Pest
Jean W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Gelumbus
O_ Sierelan
Labor and management code of principles for peace
Washington reviews a three part labor code by Howard T. Curtiss from the Laymen's Movement. It pairs labor and management on joint rights, duties, and arbitration for production planning wages and job security. It stresses honesty and objective discussion for industrial peace and national welfare.
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Washington
Howard T. Curtiss
United Steel Workers of America, Cio
Belinds
Hudsons and a Dark House of Duty and Death
A tense sequence centers on Xavier firing at a target in a room, Booker’s gun misfires, and a dramatic collapse as a figure named Trent is carried away. Patrols, police, and the Hudson family gather in sorrow at a funeral near the India trade monument, with Pat and Elijah Hudson sharing wary tension.
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Xavier
Booker
Pat
Monumer
Rooker
Ivsaid
Phi Eas
Trent
Elijah
Hudson
Pat Kill
Phineas Hudson
Isaic
Simms
Library Emo
the Winslow
Sen “Booker
Xavier Pat
Nicolas Trent
Hooker
Nicholas
Mi" Spina
Mr. Woolf
Marks
Louisburg Square
Sandy Point
Elijah Hudson
Trew Marshfield Guests Visit Friends and Relatives
Mrs Mary Collis hosts a weekend gathering in Columbus Athens and Washington D C with guests including Mr Peg Alwood Mrs Mabel Densinson and Mrs Dent Scnit plus Mr and Mrs Elza Me ee. Fireman Treut serving abroad noted. Roses and gladiolus arranged and distributed as gifts.
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Marshfield
Mary Collis
Peg
Alwood
Mabel
Dens Nison
Columbus
Dent
Scnit
Ide
Kenneth’ Allen
Athens
Elza Meee
Washington, D. Tl
Tre
Diego
Calif
Jay Collins
Adri Collins
Big Three Decide World Fate Amid San Francisco Debate
The piece argues the Big Three will shape postwar policy beyond the San Francisco Conference while U S families suffer from wartime losses. It notes Yalta outcomes, secrecy in negotiations, potential Senate scrutiny, and looming sideshows such as tariffs and loans as the United States contends with leadership duties and the League of Nations ghosts.
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San Francisco
United Nations
Yalta
Russia
Britain
United States
American Congress
League of Nations
Senate
Uncle Sam
American Senate
Not Starvation in Southeastern Ohio Says Local Voice
A Southeastern Ohio perspective argues against fear of famine, noting ample local food, seasonal shortages, and the nation’s democratic errors. It urges skimping to aid others, acknowledges government mistakes are made by elected officials, and calls it poor sportsmanship to blame the referee.
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Ohio
Europe
German Dream World and Werewolves Rise in War
A captured Nazi official described Germans as living in a different world of heroism and romanticism. The Ruhr loss sparked an underground Werewolves group whose early acts include broadcasting a song by Lily the Werewolf. The piece notes German traits, contrasts logic with sentimentality, warnings of costly misjudgments for both sides.
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Ruhr
Lily the Werewolf
Wagner
Lily
End of war will test handling of German POWs in U S
Peter Edson reports that about 500000 prisoners of war will be in the United States by fall, with over 400000 Germans. Most will work on army posts or as contract labor on farms and in factories. A limited number will be officers and service prisoners. The Geneva Convention requires returning captives after peace, but transport and troop moves delay repatriation. No POW labor will displace civilian workers without certification.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Archer L. Lerch
U. S
Europe
Pacific
Pw’s
Manpower Commission
Guysville Personal Briefs Highlights Easter Visits
Easter guests fill Ohio town with family gatherings. Local notices name Mr. and Mrs Harted Fortney and many Moore, Rodehaver, Christy, and Minerd families visiting relatives in Athens Pomeroy Parkersburg and West Virginia. Easter Sunday events include church school program and a picnic as Class No 4 meets at Roadside Park with ten children and Miss Winnie Nuzum.
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E Daughters
Lan
Eleanor
Harted Fortney
G. Chapman
Rhodeland
Marshal S. L. D. Ters
Diane
Joe’ Moore
Clarence
Moore
Columbus
Hubert’Moore
Betty
Dayton
Harley Moore
Coolville
Lewis Moore
Janice
Wyona
Stewart
Clyde
Maxine
Athens
Ray Nice
Nelsonville
Ida
Nice
Mand
Arthur Vincent
Glouster
Maude Rodehaver
Arthur NcMullen
Bunch Simmons
Jeannine
Parkersburg
Watson Minerd
Robert Brown
C. C. Christy
C. Christy
Kenneth Christy
Nita Kay
Sterling
Blanche Snyder
Chester
Christy
William Minerd
Tad Minerd
Armed Service
Minerd
Watson
Robert
Southwest Pacific
William Kayser
Pearl Kayser
Mary Jo
West Virginia
Allen
Weatherby and Sons
Ward Cunningham
Roadside Park
Winnie Nuzum
Janice Chapman
Murray
City
Jennie "Robertson
Phil Devol
Mary
Irs
Harald’ Potts
McArthur
Susie Goo
Detroit
Ing
Toe ‘Boras
Chester * Mitchell
Barberton
Edward
Dixon
Joe
Betty Sabo
Cat Columbus
Jackie
Bob
Joé
Straitaville
Clarence O'Nail
Johnnie James
Oral “Daligherty
Emmett Short
Clayton Worthington
Becky and Jr
Leonard Philips
Coleen
Corning Social Notes and Local Appointments
Corning reports social notes from the Ladies Auxiliaries and Catholic Ladies of Columbia with midweek meetings listed. A clothing drive for liberated Europeans is set for April 12 at St Bernard’s school. Carl Swartz resigns from water works, replaced by George Van Horn. various residents, including Simmy Murray, Mrs Joyce, Miss Eichel, and Mrs Sauders, are noted with visits and travel.
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Corning
Brotherhood of Railroad
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Europe
St. Bernards ‘School
Carl Swartz
George van Horn
Simmy Murray
Congo
Robert Blower
Margaret ¥.Joyce
Columbus
Jean Eichel
Margaret Sauders
War Today Murray City Notes on War Guilt and Hostages
Historical war column discusses Hitler threatening to kill high-profile prisoners unless immunity is granted, naming Belgian king and French leaders. It links punishment of wartime guilt to Allied resolve, warns peace without accountability could spur new wars, and emphasizes the need to deter aggression for future generations. Local social notes from Murray City follow, listing residents visiting relatives and returning home.
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Dewitt
MacKenzie
Hitler
Mar
Shal Petain
France
United Nations
Ethiopia
Japan
Manchuria
League-of-Nations
Italy
Austria
Chase Social And Personal CHASE
Chase Laines Circle met Thursday at Pleasanton School with nine members and three visitors. Sgt Leo Martin has arrived in Germany with the 7th Division of the First Army, per notice to his parents. Attendance at Chase Church Sunday was 47. Officers elected include Superintendent Emmett Holbert and secretary Twistny Lois Woodyard. Other items note visitors, travel, and a letter from Carlos Lynch in New Guiles.
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Chase —. Chase Laines
Ruth
Pleasanton School
Leo Martin
Germany
First Army
Frank Martin
Athens R. D
Orville Martin
Floyd
Louisville
Darrell Hanning
Childers
Alfred
John C. Haning
Chase Church
Emmett Holbert
Edith Jenkinson
Twintsy Lois Woodyard
Minta Chase
Aaron McGrath
Carl Robinson
Pauline i Woodyard
Darsene Stanley
Dawson Meeks
Jersey
Lottridge Social Notes Easter Guests Abound
Lottridge social notes record numerous local visits over Easter weekend. Residents report guests including Jacob Zumbach family Locust Grove, Harold Greiner, Carl McDaniel, Lenna Wood Athens, Herman Ahart family, Lonna Runnion Harold, Mary Willet, Elma Tucker Athens, O L Davis home visitors Freda Spears Ruth Warner, Vivian Whitford Jean Bingman Athens, and Easter church plans by Reverend Joseph Moffatt of Athens at Orange in Christan Church. Also listed are Parkersburg visitors L A Townsend and Beulah Marshall Big Springs Texas, plus various local hosts and arrivals.
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Lottridge
John Chevalier
John jJleffers
Jacob’ Zumbach
Locust Grove
Harold Greiner
Carl. McDaniel
Lenna Wood
Athens
Herman Ahart
Lonna Runnion
Harold
Migs
Mary Willet
Elma
Tucker
R.D
Orange
Christan
L. A. Townsend
Parkersburg
Beulah Marshall
Big Springs
Texas
R. M. Allen
Ira
Bessie Robinson
Paul Robinson Swere
Fred Hooper
Velma Persons
Flora
Frank Chapman
Joan Archer
Naomi Archer
Albert Warner
Eloise
Jnear
Alfred
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Phineas
Ant
T.atared
Abs
Ivery Elephant
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Peter Edson
Guysville
Corning Social Notes
Hans
Murray City Social Notes
Chase
Lottridge Social Notes
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