Soviet aims at Yalta shape world power balance
In the San Francisco dispatch a behind the scenes view of the Yalta talks shows Molotov pressing for a Russian sphere of influence in Europe. Moscow insists the Big Four run postwar order, while the United States Britain and China seek collective security and clear policy definitions.
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San Francisco
Russia
Molotov
Great Britain
United States
China
Britain
Marshal Stalin
Europe
Roumania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Seach
Department of State
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
State Department
Yalta
Noris
European
Mr. Molotov
Russa
Subscription Rates and notices in The Messenger
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Carder
Ohio
Messenger
Athens
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Romina
The Stage Line Bid Opens a New Family Venture
In September the family bets on a government stage line bid while facing debt. Jay, hired as driver, becomes the social hub and backbone of daily routes, delivering passengers, mail, perishable goods, and errands. By late November they expect to break even, with profits from trips and government funds aiding the venture.
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Jay
Thhey
Charles Williams
National Cloak and Suit Company
Sears and Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Politics Spells Tragedy In Veterans Hospital Care
Criticism grows over treatment of veterans in national hospitals as red tape and political control hamper medical care. Congress may order an investigation but delays loom as bureaucratic reports roll out, leaving veterans in prolonged hardship amid a politicized system.
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Veterans
Veterans’ Administration
Congress
Folly of War Debt and Government Control
The piece argues that expansive government spending and deficits predate the war and that war merely accelerated a trend. It warns against endless borrowing and price controls, contending only the people can break the cycle by revolting against peacetime borrowing and regulation.
Problem of Miner Drives War Coal Supply
The coal shortage may reach fifty million tons, a critical limit amid total output as coal powers war production. Weekly demands for bituminous coal by steel, tanks, trucks, explosives, plastics, textiles, and medicines mount. After the war, civilian demand must rise at fair prices to keep the industry viable and provide jobs, shifting focus onto miners alongside management.
Black markets plague New York food trade says board report
A New York Board of Trade committee reports that almost no metropolitan foodstuffs are untainted by black market activity. It notes post-prohibition racketeers are entwined in illegal practices and cites a Pennsylvania packer estimating 80 percent of meat operations in Pittsburgh area are black market. The warning urges strong, informed action to protect consumers and legitimate business.
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New York Board of Trade
Metro-Politan
Pennsylvania
Senate
Pittsburgh
Press Conference Pranks Dampen United Nations Talk
Peter Edson notes the San Francisco UN gathering is marred by trick questions from press and lobbyists. Molotov grows annoyed by a vodka pronunciation query while Attlee faces a question on Ruskin and war as the foundation of the arts, highlighting conference chaos.
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San Francisco
United Nations
V. M. Molotov
New York
Hollywood
Molotov
G. J. Carrick
Ottawa
Clement Attlee
Attlee
Ministry of Information
John Ruskin
Carrick
Ruskin
War Department warns war far from over
Defense Plant Corporation commits 20 million dollars to a new toluene plant at Lake Charles Louisiana. The facility will not begin operation until early 1946 and aims to boost explosive production as the war continues worldwide. Toluene serves as a basis for high explosives.
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War Department
Defense Plant Corporation
Lake Charles
Glouster High School Baccalaureate Planned
The Church of Christ pastor will address Glouster High’s graduating class at a Sunday evening May 13 baccalaureate in the auditorium. Sharon Rose opens with Land of Hope and Glory, with solos by Dorothy Burris and the high school glee club numbers. Mildred Howard directs music. Thomas W. Figley presides.
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Church of Christ
Glouster
Glouster High School
Sharon Rose
Land of Hope and Glory
Dorothy Burris
Gates of the Temple
the Green Cathedral
B. Tigner
Mildred Howard
Thomas W. Figley
Mundew Funeral Rites Held Saturday
Funeral services for Ezra E. Mundew who died at Grant Hospital Columbus were conducted in Glouster Methodist Church. Rev A G Winkle officiated and burial was in Maplewood Cemetery. Attending from a distance were numerous Athens residents and relatives.
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Glouster
Ezra E. Mundew
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Glouster Methodist Church
A. G. Winkle
Maplewood
A.C. Munden
Batavia
Robert Emrick
Laurenceville
Ind
Paul J. Andrew
Paula
Jamestown
Elizabeth Andrew
Springfield
Harold Geiger
Lancaster
Florence Andrew
Anna Oren
Wilmington
Fred Carpenter
Athens
Fred Kittle
Sam Carpenter
Byron Wait
Helen Carpenter
John Francis
Will Richards
Tommy Dupter
Elmer Jones
Ed Dupter
Mrs C E Turner Hospitalized After Major Operation
Mrs C E Turner went to Grant Hospital in Columbus Friday for a major operation Saturday. She is improving satisfactorily and will stay about ten days. Accompanied by her husband E Turner and her sister Mrs Dave Cox, Turner’s room is 409. Mr Turner returned home Sunday evening. Mrs Cox will stay with her sister for the present.
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Glouster
C. E. Turner
Grant Hospital
Courbus
E. Turner
Dave Cox
Turner
Cox
Poet’s Cornei Verurs nentcinated by Mertuenger Readeta
Poem praising Annie McIntyre Bartoe of Nelsonville Ohio. References a volume bearing names and addresses and themes of a lasting legacy. The poet speaks of a man with goodwill to all, who will live in hearts and influence future conferences of great powers.
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Mertuenger
Annie McIntyre Bartoe
Nelsonville
Ohio
Tuesday Proclaimed Clean-Up Day by Glouster Officials
Mayor Williams urges residents to place trash in street or alley containers for curbside collection this Tuesday. No hauling charge at present. a small fee will apply later for ash disposal.
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Glouster
Williams
Mrs. Sara Trace Dies At Home of Daughter In Glouster
Mrs. Sara Jans Trace aged 72 died at the home of her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Charles Zimmer in Glouster after a three year illness. She came from Jackson County 32 years ago and is survived by three sons Yollie Herbert and James, two daughters Mrs Charles Zimmer and Mrs Dave James, plus a long list of relatives. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm in Hollister United Brethren Church Athens with burial in Hollister Cemetery.
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Glouster
Sara Jans
Trace
Charles Zimmer
Jackson County
Yollie
Herbert
James
Fort Knox
Dave James
Dayton
Elizabeth Whaley
Frank
Thurman Whaley
William
Canton
Laura Whiting
Eliza Mecum
Mary Bee
Columbus
Hollister United Brethren Church
Rimmey
Athens
Hollister Cemetery
Beatrice Buchman Elected CSO President in Glouster
The CSO in Glouster elected Mrs. Beatrice Buchman as president at Legion Hall, succeeding Agnes Clark who resigned after three years. Wanda McAllister became vice president, with Cassie Vaughan and Maude Howard on the program committee. The treasury stood at 68.45, and the group planned a future meeting and program. A public games party followed the meeting.
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Glouster
The
C. S
Beatrice Buchman
Legion Hall
Agnes Clark
Wanda McAllister
Cassie Vaughan
McAllister
Buchman
Laurence Frederick
Thomas Hemsley
Mike Thompson
Lulu Bingman
Edna Bingman
Maude Howard
Pfc
Gail Bingman
Bill Capos Ill With Shingles at Union Lunch
Bill Capos, popular proprietor of Union Lunch, has been ill for ten days with shingles and is not able to be in his place of business.
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Bill Capos
Ini Glouster
Union iLunch
Sugar Creek Soldier Wounded in Germany During War Action
Mr and Mrs Kir by Males of Athens Route 2 Sugar Creek have learned from the War Department that their son Billy F Males was wounded in Germany on April 8 and is now hospitalized in England He sailed overseas March 26 1944 and serves with the Ninth Army
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Chauncey
Kirby
Athens
Sugar Creek
War Department
Billy F. Males
Germany
England
Ninth Army
Harry Vaughan Cited For Landing Troops
The notice cites Harry Dale Vaughan for service aboard the U S President Jackson during amphibious landings in World War II. It notes his role in Iwo Jima and Lingayen Gulf campaigns with commendation for gallant conduct and readiness under fire. The document quotes the official citation and is signed by Commander C B Hamblett.
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Glouster
Isaac Vaughan
Trimbie
Harry
U. S
Jackson
Solomon Islands
Harry Dale Vaughan
U. 3
Naval Reserve
Iwo Jima
Lingayen Gulf
C. B. Hamblett
D.mushr
Rev Tigner Plans V E Day Observance
Rev Tigner announces a V E Day program at the Church of Christ to mark Europe victory. If word comes at night or morning the meeting will be at 2 00 pm. if in the afternoon it will be at 7 30 pm. Music talks scripture reading and prayer will be included.
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Glouster
Rev
C. B. Tigner
Church of Christ
Europe
Birth Announcement for Patricia Ann Mundew
GLOUSTER Set and Mrs Jack Mundew announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Ann born Tuesday at Fort Devens Mass Grandparents are Mr and Mrs D Stoner New Cumberland Pa and the late Ezra E Mundew and Mrs Mundaw Glouster
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Glouster
Jack Mundew
Patricia Ann
Fort Devons
Mass
D. Stoner
New Cumberland
Ezra E. Mundew
Mundaw
Henry Barnhart Rites Held in Chauncey
Funeral services for Henry Barnhart age 92 lifelong Chauncey resident who died Friday at his grandson Ora Barnhart’s home in Chauncey were held this afternoon at the Morristown Holiness Church with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery by Stout Funeral Service. Mrs Barnhart preceded him in death several years ago. Three sons survive William of Chauncey Charles of Athens R. D. B. and Frank of Salem.
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Chauncey
Henry Barnhart
Ora Barnhart
Morristown
Greenlawn
Stout
Pearl Chalfan Freed From Hospital Overseas
Mrs. Pearl Chal fan of Grosvenor Street Chauncey and Floodwood received a letter from her husband Pearl in France stating he has been released from the hospital after recovering from trench foot. He mentions meeting former Chauncey buddy Dink Davis, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Davis of West Jacobs Avenue Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Pearl Chalfan
Grosvenor St. Nelsonville
Chauncey and Floodwood
Pearl
France
Trench Foot
Dink
Davis
Joe Davis
W. Jacobs Ave
Chalfan
Lyndia Chalfan
Lyons Return Home From Sheltering Arms
Chauncey couple Mr and Mrs Woodrow Lyons return to their W Jacobs Avenue home after two weeks of hospitalization at Sheltering Arms following an Millfield auto accident. Woodrow Lyons sustained leg injuries and facial lacerations while Mrs Lyons suffered head nose and eye injuries and underwent removal of an eyeball.
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Chauncey
Mam
Woodrow Lyons
W. Jacobs Ave
Millfield
Mrs. Lyons
Earich Girls Baptized At Nelsonville
Mary Lou Earich and Donne Earich were baptized Sunday afternoon at the Nelsonville Church of Christ. Glaze Thompson officiated with Millfield pastor. Mrs. Mabel Smith of Millfield visits Columbus relatives and plans an indefinite Seattle visit with her brother Daniel Learned after a stay in Seattle months ago.
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Chatincey
Mary Lou Earich
Dudley Earich
Donne Earich
Adolph Earich
Millfield
Chauncery
Mabel Smith
Columbus
Seattle
Wash
Daniel Learned
Ladies Aid Society Meet for Quilting at Chauncey Church
The Ladies Aid Society of Chauncey Methodist Church will meet Thursday at the church for a quilting session. Members are invited to bring materials and share in the community activity hosted by the church.
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Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society of
The
Chauncey Methodist Church
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