The Athens Messenger Publisher and staff details
The passage lists the Athens Messenger staff including publisher Lazy Frederick W Mush and managing editor Charles B H Marrig, notes Associated Press membership and republication rights, and provides subscription rates and distribution notes. It references post office classification, national reps, and advertising rates, with typical newspaper boilerplate.
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Athens Messenger
Frederick W. Mush
Gaturray
Bunda Ayrenk
Arden USA
Gan
Charles BH. Marrig
Banaging
American MM Fublinkers
Aasecipti
Belect
Aspocievon
Frysee
Agsocintad Frese
United Nations Conference Faces Polish and Russian Tensions
Analysis notes that despite aims to separate Europe events from the United Nations Conference, Warsaw and Moscow influence persist. The talks reveal strains over Polish government and representation, with US insistence on Yalta terms.Officials warn distrust hampers progress toward a stronger postwar security framework and a real international organization. Clement Attlee advocates economic rehab and broader cooperation, linking peace to shared prosperity.
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San Francisco
Europe
Washington
Truman
Stettinius
Anthony Eden
Molotov
Moscow
Roosevelt
Rhine
Berlin
Bertin
United States
Japan
Russia
Dumbarton Oaks
Clement Atlee
Britain
British Labor Party
He's a throw back
The piece argues that Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler represents a throwback of barbaric history. It cites Allied warnings signed by Churchill Truman and Stalin condemning prison camp atrocity and notes German crimes like those at Gardelegen where 1100 prisoners were burned. It frames punishment as proper accountability.
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Churchill
Reich
President Truman
Marshal Stalin
Gardelegen
Adolf Hitler
Home on the Automatic Range
A postwar gadget called the Selector promises to control kitchen and home tasks from morning to night. A humorous vignette contrasts this with a bride overwhelmed by new tech, lamenting she cannot cook or even change a fuse.
The End of War or the End of Man
An editorial argues that Hitler and Hirohito survive to teach the world a stark lesson about war. It suggests humanity’s rulers have unleashed wars to reveal civilization’s folly and warn that war must end or humanity will.
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Earth
Germany
Japan
Hitler
Himmler
Hirchito
Sen
Hirohito
Nationalist congressmen join tour of Nazi camps
A group of congressmen known for nationalism and isolationism visit Nazi concentration camps to witness prisoner conditions. The trip is framed as a chance to report back on what the nation fights for and against, amid debates over wartime aims.
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Party of Congressmen
Germany
Hitler
Delegations arrive as UN conference opens in San Francisco
In San Francisco for the United Nations Conference, a delegation arrives amid no Dumbarton Oaks amendments. Dutch, Mexican, French and U.S. ministers field questions about Korea and Poland as reporters chase prices for answers. The scene is crowded with 1,200 foreign correspondents and a fog of amendments and questions.
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San Francisco
Eelco van Kleffens
Netherlands
Ezekiel Padilla
Mexico
Georges Bidault
U. S
Arthur H. Vandenberg
California
Pacific
Avery
Dumbarton Oaks
Foree
van Kieffens
Yalta
van Kleffens
van Hiefiens
Korea
Padilla
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Public Forum Warns on Nazi Threat and Occupation
A letter to the editor urges vigilance against renewed war, warning that Nazi prisoners and occupied territories could fuel future conflict. It notes a need for ongoing occupation in Germany, names leaders Stalin Churchill and others, and calls for eradicating war starters among those involved.
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Germany
Stalin
Churchill
Hitler
John Potter Glouster
R. D
Seventh War Loan Drive urged with calls to buy bonds
A Rutland reader urges continued support for the Seventh War Loan Drive despite war news. They emphasize the need to fund military material and reject talk that the war is nearly over, insisting Americans buy two or three extra war bonds this year. The letter cites President Roosevelt and appeals to households to help fund soldiers abroad.
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the Messenger
Roosevelt
America
Germany
Tokyo
Maude Pearl Schuster
Rutland
Truly Worthwhile, Editor, The Messenger
The writer urges recognition for organizations aiding returning service members while noting much remains unsaid and unsung about their efforts and impact.
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the Messenger
A Sunday Drive and an Auto Crash in a Small Village
In mid century Maine a family summer routine includes medical study trips and visits from Cousin Victoria. A CarriEr Car with a large woman in a Panama hat overturns mail bags at the Post Office steps, injuring her but not fatally, amid rising local tensions over early automobiles and an 1905 Automotive Exclusion Act.
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Boston
Bangor
Bowdoin College
Medical College
Augusta
State Hospital For the
Victoria
Balmoral
Benjamin
Jto
L. S. Searls
Bert
Sanders
Union
Sway
Banned Automobiles Transform a Village
In a small town, fear of a fatal accident spurs a petition for a Special Town Meeting. After Mr Tapley warns of runaway damage, residents pass a law banning cars within one mile of the village, ending local prosperity and altering daily life.
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Himsen
War Today Big Three Merges Armies For Ending of Conflict
Mackenzie argues the Big Three unity signals progress toward peace at the San Francisco security conference. He notes Allied raids near Berlin and the vast German force in the Alps as a last, fierce phase of the war, with Dutch and Nordic garrisons and shifting troops. A separate item reports Dayton skating rink fire destroying Triangle Park rink with a $30,000 loss.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
San Francisco
Germany
Russia
Britain
America
Berlin
Fuehrer
Hitler
Alps
Jis
Denmark
Norway
Finland
Dayton
Triangle Park
Wilkesville Past Chiefs Club Meets
The Wilkesville Past Chiefs Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Mane Penn’s home and enjoyed a chicken dinner. Veterans and locals share news of furloughs, relocations, hospital recoveries, and community events including nurses corps service and inspection attendance.
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Wilkesville
Chiefs Club
Mane Penn
J. M. Jackson
Thacker
W. Va
Pvt
Roger Phillips
Air Force Training Command Radio School
Sioux Falls S. D
Arthur Parsons
Wellston
Bearl Steele
Barberton
Parsons
John Mahaffey
Wm. Meshaliey
Wendell Chapman
Cooper Strausbaugh
Bert Thacker
James Roberts
Dave Haley
Roberts
Holzer Hospital
Hollis Gtate
Holzerl
Mary Matheney
Mary Mulholland
al Humphrey
Marierie Griner
Columbus
S. E. Strong
McArthur
R. H.wolls
Everett Colwell
Shirley Peters
Shirley Spires
Evelyn Montgomery
Lulu Miller
Blanche Penn
Jewell Strong
Presbyterian Church
A. J. DeVault
Bonnie DeVault
Aa Bostees
McVay Announces Chauncey Dover School Merger
Athens County Superintendent of Schools H R McVay announced the merger of Chauncey and Dover school districts to form a single district. The plan aims to streamline administration and consolidate resources for students.
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H.R. McVay
Athens County
Letart Falls Memorial for President Roosevelts Address
Letart Falls notes report a memorial service for President Roosevelt on April 13 with pupils and teachers gathered on the lawn around the fish pole. Wilma Sayre read excerpts from Roosevelt's life as the flag was lowered to half mast and the Twenty Third Psalm was recited. Other items include WSCS meeting details, Golden Rule Sunday School Class activities, and local visits and outings to Athens and Columbus.
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Letart Falls
Brade
Roose
Wilma Sayre
Roosevelt
WSCS
Frances Webb
H. M. Allen
Ora Hill
Commuunity
Hazel Alen
Bert Grimm
William Coyle
Clarence Chapman
Golden Rule
Margie Roush
Chlorus Grimm
Letart
Athens
Ernest Shank
Jack
Robert McKelvey
Columbus
Dale Hill
Roger Theiss
Richard Ours
East Liverpool
Wheeler Larson
Roy Pearson
Fred Roush
Lawrence Roush
Pomeroy
R.D
Richard Roush
Virgil
Betty Sharpe
Rio Grande College
William, Coyle
Caroline Miller
Gallipolis
Ed Miller
Liverpool
W. N. Roberts
Alabama
W. O. Crow
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