What the United Nations conference aims to do
David Lawrence explains the UN conference is not a peace settlement or punitive trial but a charter forming treaty, a world police assembly, a security council limited to major powers, and a framework for economic and cultural development with trusteeships. It stresses moral force, open debate, and gradual charter amendments, with careful attention to Moscow and Washington positions.
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San Francisco
United Nations
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
France
United States
China
Britain
Russia
Security Council
United Nations Organization
Moscow
Palestine
Dumbarton Oaks
America
White Steamer and Masks Parade Through Racine Streets
A town scene unfolds with Ford and Packard cars arriving as three masked riders in hoods gather near the Maxwell. Neighbors stare while a bank of automobiles ties together in an unusual display. The gathering precedes a charity dinner and a church meeting with locals recounting the day’s bustling events.
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Julia
Clark Jiden
Owen Watcover
Theserson
John Philson
Dana
Peace conference plea for San Francisco charter
The article argues the San Francisco UN conference must test mankind’s resolve to build an international legal order for lasting peace. It urges acceptance of a Dumbarton Oaks plan, warns of differences with the Soviet model, and stresses will, cooperation, and readiness to use force for peace, acknowledging imperfection but calling for progress. A statesman note adds that winning momentum is needed to begin lasting peace.
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San Francisco
Dumbarton Oaks
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
United Nations
Sherwood speech on Japan forgiveness draws controversy
The Civic press questions Robert E. Sherwood's claim that after Japan is conquered the U S should forgive Japanese atrocities. It argues democracy demands stronger stance against fascism and cautions against equating private views with national sentiment. It notes his OWI role and long wartime anti fascist record.
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Robert E. Sherwood
OWI
Sherwood
Urban League of
New York
Japan
Mr. Sherwood
Critics weigh Dumbarton Oaks plan for UN Charter
Peter Edson analyzes U S public proposals nine key points include bill of rights stronger international law and regional bodies. Senate attitudes split with four opposed and many supporting or conditionally backing the Dumbarton Oaks framework. Senator Connally flags interim council as a potential fix until a full UN is ratified. Senator Van denberg offers refined amendment ideas as a leading San Francisco delegate.
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San Francisco
United Nations Organization
U.S
Security Council
Assembly
U. S
Senate
Dumbarton Oaks
Roosevelt
Tom Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
San Fran- Ciaco
Former Dover Resident Catherine Worthing Dies in Columbus
Mrs Catherine Perry Worthing age 45 a former Dover resident died at her Columbus home 105 Norwich Ave after an illness with heart trouble. She is survived by husband Alfred Worthing a son Alfred Lee in the Philippines and five brothers and three sisters including Mrs Nell Morgan Chauncey and Mrs Arthur Peterson Fresno.
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Chauncey
Catherine Perry Worthing
Nell Morgan
Norwich Ave
Columbus
Alfred Worthing
Alfred Lee
Philippines
Morgan
Arthur Peterson
Fresno
Calf
Bridget McKay
J. E. Perry
Falls River
Mass
Neil
Durham
N. C
Joseph
Sacramento
Calif
Thomas
Anna
Dennis
Nelsonville
Albany Honor Roll Listed for Albany Schools
Albany reports its fifth period honor roll with grade by grade names across six grades. Notable entries include Lois Bolin, Claudia Bolin, Judith Barnes, Lee Bailey, Lewis Barnhouse, Martha Baughman, Helen Davis, Mary Bean, and Norman McDaniel among many others from Albany. A separate line notes a fatal automobile collision near Yellow Springs involving Garvin, age 4.
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Albany
Lois Bolin
Geraldine Burritt
Lowell Burritt
Waldo Derry
Wilma Elliott
Charles Elliott
Martha Potter
Carl Ross
Tommy Spurlock
Teddy Tewkabury
Wilma Woodrum
Bessie Bailey
Harold Beatty
June Bobo
Bartha Rolin
Charlene Carsey
Barbara Davis
Howard Ellis
Evelyn Graham
Donava Easler
Joe Lowery
Elizabeth MacPherson
Leivis Mort
Bonna Jean Whaley
Billy Joe Whaley
Loraine Davis
June Ann Dorsey
Gerald Chesser
Martha Chase
Jeanie Castle
Lee Bailey
Benny Danny
Batty Huddell
Ola Faye Lee
Albert Milligan
Edwin Perry
Marjean Robinson
Marjorie Robinson
Ronda Russell
Betty Ryan
Nancy Wingo
June Morris
Joan Batterall
Mabel Bolin
Barbara Bolin
Ralph Brat
Ton
Mary Lee Chesser
Betty Doss
Eleanor Gibson
Anita Knowlton
Alwilda Martin
Janice McDaniel
Dale Morse
Patty Perry
Patsy Sweeny
Sharon jVorhes
Barbara West
Arthur Woodgerd
Lewis Barnhouse
Betty Bolin
Jo Ann Elliott
Arthur Ellis
Vinton Jewell
Erma McHarg
Donna McPherson
Wayne Martin
Marie Phillips
Wilma Ran
June French
Katherine Jones
Woodrow Vail
Helen Davis
Norman McDaniel
Carl Robinson
Margaret Whiteman
Betty Zimmerman
Mary Bean
Mary Conkey
Doris McCoy
Betty Pugh
Mildred Pugh
Ruth Russell
Clara Zimmerman
Chauncey District Social and Personal
Chauncey area residents are listed visiting relatives and attending local events. Alvin Shrewsberry of Columbus spent the weekend with his father Ad Shrewsberry in Sand Ridge. Mrs Carrie Miller of The Plains visited her parents the Osborne family. Mrs Mabsl Mingus and Mrs Nellie Morgan traveled from Columbus to Chauncey to see relatives. Inez Ley from Athens and Loretta Ogg and Ruth Romine from Columbus were in Chauncey visiting family. Ray Leake and wife and children visited Columbus, Dow Cannon, and Greens Run connections noted. Reena Simpkins and children from Athens spent Sunday with the Shafers. Marilyn Porter of Athens visited in Chauncey. Sunbeam Class meeting at Millfield postponed to next Monday night.
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Columbus
Catherine Worthing
Inez Ley
Athens
Chauncey
John Ley
Loretta Ogg
Ruth Romine
Anna Shields
High St
Ray Leake
Leake
Dow Cannon
Greens, Run
Reena Simpkins
Donald
Rita
Johnnie
Carl Shafer
Ellis Ave
Mariyn Porter
Paul Porter
Sunbeam
Millsfield
Mrs. Robinson’s son wounded in action in Paris
Chauncey Mrs Beulah Robinson of Chancey reports her son Eldon Robinson with the infantry is hospitalized in Paris after being wounded on April 9 by a hand grenade. He flew there in a C-47 and described the flight as tough due to air pockets. The note recounts other local items from 40 years ago including awards, visits, and club activities.
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Boshy
Billafares
Sue
Julia
Public Forum letter selection demands concise contributions
The Public Forum section notes limited space requires careful selection of letters. Editors will publish only concise opinions that fit space and preserve department integrity, and some letters may not appear if they exceed the allowed length or tone.
Want To Know Editor The Messenger CPA Rights
Willard Reeves of Nelsonville Ohio asks why a store refuses to sell cigarettes or snacks to one customer while others buy. He questions what soldiers die for if citizens cannot freely purchase goods they want.
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the Messenger
CPA
Loyal Women's Class Meets With Devotions In Chauncey
Mrs. Hamilton hosted the Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ with Mrs. Shafer presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. Pendergrass and the lesson by Mrs. Nye, followed by refreshments during social hour.
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Hamilton
Chauncey
Thomas Hamilton
Mould St
Loyal Women's Class
Church of Christ
Carl Shafer
Florence Pendergrass
Inez Nye
Mrs Kisor Hostess Chauncey Sunday Guests
Mrs Mary Kisor of Sand Ridge entertained Sunday guests including Jammy Kisor and son from Millfield Carol Martin and Donald Keirns William Phelps Toledo and Fred Davies of Sand Ridge. Mr and Mrs Herman McCune Sand Ridge hosted Sunday guests Mrs Wilbur McCune and children from Sugar Creek Mrs C D Southerton and Michael Curran Chauncey. Mrs Mary Kisor near Chauncey has received lifts from her son Pvt Elmer Ki aot overseas in France after several months abroad.
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Kisor
Chauncey
Mary Kisor
Sand Ridge
Jammy Kisor
Millfield
Carol Martin
Donald Keirns
William Phelps
Toledo
Fred Davies
Sand
Ridge
Herman McCune
Wilbur McCune
Sugar Creek
C. D. Southerton
Michael Curran
iChauncey. T
Near Chauncey
Pvt
Elmer Kiaot
France
Racine Notes Highlight Local Visits and Dinners
Miss Mary Jean Watson and Emma Jane Jiiden attended a Music Club rehearsal in Middleport. Various families hosted dinners and visits across Racine, Portland, Gallipolis, and nearby towns, including furloughs from Percy Jones Hospital and gatherings with relatives and friends.
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Meddanuee Curling CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles 8. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers
Obio
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio News Paper Association
Associated Prem
Associated Preps
Carrer
Ohio
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
G. Cleveland
Vanderdlams
Maxwell
Benjamin
Jim Dandy
Racine
Bess Brady
Cinccinnati
A. B. Cross
Brady
Robert Abergnast
Jean
Akron
Ralph Neigier
Sgt
Forest
England
Switzerland
Sgt. Neigler
Florida
Racine Gas ‘Company
Wsunder
Emerson
Seneca
Peter Edson
Washington
Dover
Worthing
Yellow Springs
Garvin
Chauncey District
Mary Williams
D.A R
Washington, D. C
Betty Davies
Eudora Stauffer
the, Plains
Eileen Wood
Waterloo
Marjorie Dickson
Ivan Parker
Frieda Zarley
Ames Bern
J. W. Bodley
Messenger
Grover E. Mitchell
Cincinnati
Charles Dalton
Len Smith, Jr
Homer L. Brown
Athens High
Capt
Edward Jackson
Washington, D. DC
Wrars von
Eldon
Ohio University Glee Club
Memorial Hall
C. EB. McClure
Izaak Walton League of America
C. C. Millikan
Ohio Federated Music Clubs Convention
Harry Foster
Tavarnier
Fila
the Public Forum
Willard Reeves
Nelsonville, Ohio
Plains Chauncey
Chauncey Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
Plains
At- Bashan
Dor
Arnold
Pomeroy
Ruby
Plains Auxiliary
George Starcher
John Dall
Cars Run
Della Carnsham
Arthur Morarity
J. C. McKay
Mary’ Jean Watson
Emma Jane Jiiden
Middleport
William McKelvey
Portland
Dale
Paula
Hart Hart
Ronald Hart
Silversville
Elsie Decker
General Defense Plant
Point Pleasant
George Osborn
Eugene Holter
Brussels
Eber Neigler
Betty Jean
Martha Neigler
Katie Wilson
Harrisonville
Jake Lee
David Easterday
Clyde Cross
George McClintock
Ceph Pickens
B.D
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