Japan's war aims and world domination plan revealed
The piece compiles Japanese statements and allied analyses detailing aims to destroy American power, establish a Greater East Asia sphere, and enforce peace on Japan's terms. It cites voices from Tokyo and propaganda outlets, linking early 1931 Manchuria actions to a century-long conquest narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Port Arthur
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Singapore
Philippines
Manchuria
Isler
League (of Nations
Germany
Takaish
Michi
Nippon
America
Britain
East Asia
Massayuki Tani
Italy
Hideo Ohira
Army
Etsuzo Kurihara
Naval
Imperial Headquarters
Gije Athens Messenger Established 1832
Publication details list Gije Athens Messenger publishing history from 1832 to 1928 with weekly afternoon edition and Saturday morning issue by Messenger Publishing Co. Gordon K. Bush publisher, Charles B. Harr managing editor. Includes association memberships, copyright policy, subscription rates, and imprint notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bush
EHE Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles B. Harr
Américan Newspaper Pubishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio
Newae Dsper Association
Associated Piess Eg Press
Repub
Come Home to Roost on Coal and War Labor Policy
A reader decries Ickes and Patterson for seeking 30 000 more miners and Army releases to boost wartime coal output. The piece blames government policy for labor shortages, mechanization, and wage controls, arguing workers could meet needs with longer weeks and less political interference. It condemns bureaucratic solutionism and calls for responsibility by workers and employers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
Patterson
America
Ss Toplaint
Migration of Marginal Workers as Postwar Jobs Shift
Early federal surveys show unskilled workers including station operators and housemaids planning to move as postwar demand shifts. Many displaced workers expect to return to local family enterprises or farming, while others anticipate tougher competition from returning soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrsti
Crall Basin
Japanese inquires spark war troop movement forecast
Washington reports indicate Tokyo broadcasts claim American troop movements across the Atlantic and Pacific are being watched. The Japanese estimate 40 divisions or about 600,000 men could be available for a 1945 invasion, citing transport needs and shifts from Europe to the Far East. The War Department remains silent on plans and timing to avoid tipping off the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Chin
Pullman
Tokyo
Tokyo Radio
Japan
Okinawa
Europe
East Asia
United States
Pacific
Philippines
China
Normandy
Far East
High Command
America
Army
MacArthur
Congress
Wage policy tweaks loom as war ends stir debate
Peter Edson surveys anticipated shifts in wage policy and price controls in Washington. Officials may bend the Little Steel Formula without breaking it, using wage and price adjustments to mask policy changes while preserving appearances, with labor leaders wary of new CPA price rules and 1942 pricing echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Office of Economic, Stabilization
Office of Force Administration
War Labor Board
WLE
OFS
OPA
Washiriz
WLB
CPA
Tsme
New Assistant Pastor Named for Chauncey Area
Chauncey area churches announce Rev. Richard Wilcox of Sylvan ia Ohio will join as assistant minister after Rev. Glaze Thompson's departure. Wilcox will enter Ohio University next semester while serving the Churches of Christ at Millfield Greens Run Taylor Ridge Trimble and Chauncey. A Millfield board meeting preceded official Chauncey and Trimble meetings set for 7 pm tonight and tomorrow night respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Glaze Thompson
Columbus
Richard Wilcox
Sylvania Ohio
Ohio University
Churches of Christ
Millfield
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Trimble
Birthday Dinner for Jimmy McDonald Fourth Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDonald hosted a birthday dinner in The Plains for their son Jimmy’s fourth anniversary. Guests included the McDonalds family, the Buffingtons, the Keetons, and other relatives with gifts, a cake baked by Aunt Marcelle Buffington, refreshments, and party games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Wal Tee McDonald
The
Plains
Jimmy
Marcelle Buffington
Sammy
Billy
George Keeton
Robert, Rue
Ruth Ann
Margaret Alice
Carol Sue
Alice Keeton
Walter McDonald
Mrs Brookins Hosts Millfield Needle Club Meeting
Chauncey Chauncey Mrs Guy Brook hosts the Millfield Needle Club at her Converse Street home. Bertha Sanders led the business session with Thelma Jean assisting in refreshments. Attendees included Bertha Sanders Eda Heffken Elizabeth Robinett Jessie Fulton Edith McDaniel Kathryn McDaniel Donna Thomas Ida Hil Olive Brookins Anita Brookins and Thelma Jean Brookins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Guy Brook
Millfield Needle Club
Converse St
Bertha Sanders
Thelma Jean
Donna Thomas
Circle Hill
Eda Heffken
Elizabeth Robinett
Jessie Fulton
Edith McDaniel
Kathryn McDaniel
Ida Hil
Olive Brookins
Mabel Sisson
Anita
Nellie Brooke Fins
Esther Class Holds Meeting Friday Night at Mill Street Home
Chauncey Methodist Esther Class met Friday night at Mrs Nell Jorden's home on Mill Street. Clase President Mrs Elizabeth Boling led devotions and treasurer Laura Russell reported finances. Next gathering will be at Mrs Helen Nicholson's Mill Street home. Social hour followed. Present were Mrs Elizabeth Boling Mrs Winnie Skinner Mrs Helen Nicholson Mrs Laura Russell and Mrs Nell Jorden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Nell Jorden
Mill St. Clase
Elizabeth Boling
Laura Russell
Helen Nicholson
Mill St
Winnie Skinner
Furlough Ends for Pvt Arthur Henderson
Chauncey resident Pvt Arthur Henderson ends a furlough to return to duty in Miami Florida. He served overseas two years and was a German prisoner for several months during World War II. His parents are Mr and Mrs James Henderson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Pvt
Arthur Henderson
James Henderson
Miami
Fla
Gereman
John Thomas Sweeney 71 Dies at Home in Hollister
John Thomas Sweeney age 71 died Sunday at his Hollister home after weeks of illness. He returned from Columbus hospital two weeks ago. Survived by wife Anna and children John Jr Cleveland Dom Barberton Hugh Reuben Ellen Gayton Nancey Mingus and two sons deceased. Also survived by brothers Pat Arch and 17 grandchildren including one killed in Italy. Funeral Wednesday 9 a.m. at Holy Cross Church Rev Fr Yocke officiating. Burial New Lexington. Body at home for visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Thomas Sweeney
Hollister
Columbus
Anna
John, Jr
Cleveland
Dom
Barberton
Hugh
Reuben
Ellen Gayton
Nancey Jane Mingus
Pat
Arch
Italy
Holy Cross Church
E. Yocke
New Lexington
Glouster I Personal Notes Highlights Local Teens
Donna Brown and Margie Bryson spent the weekend in Glouster after working in Columbus the summer. Both plan to finish high school next year while Donna stays in Ohio and Margie remains two weeks longer. Mr and Mrs Frank Butts hosted them. Mr M W Butts, Frank’s brother, is from Coshocton. Mrs Shearley Worthrop received a letter from her son Johannes Northrop now in Belgium reporting he stood guard for President Truman in Germany, during his World War I service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Brown
Margie Bryson
Columbus
Donna
Margie
Glouster
Frank Butts
M. W. Butts
Coshocton
Butts
Shearley Worthrop
Johannes Northrop
Belgium
Truman
Germany
Former Corning Resident Maurice Henry Glouster Dies
Maurice Henry Glouster of Edmore Michigan died Friday evening in an Ann Arbor hospital. He was a former Corning resident leaving a wife Bertha Shepard Henry and six sons in military service. He also left a brother and three sisters. Funeral services will be held in Edmore on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloustex
Maurice Henry
Ednore
Mich
Ann Arbor
Corning
Bertha Shepard Henry
Donald
U. S. Army
India
Bill
Luzon
Manila
Jefferson Barracks
Harold
George
Lansing
John Henry
Glouster
Clara Snowden
Ava Henry
Marta Flemming
iMona Jean Shepard
Davis Family Reunion Noted at State Park
Jacksonville observers report a Davis family reunion at the state park. Among attendees were Mr. and Mrs. James Bane of Warren married recently. other relatives include Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davis and daughter Arlene, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. John Altman, Mrs. William Hilt and sister, Miss Anna Rasp, and Bertha Hilt with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. Bane, from Warren, recently discharged from the Army after overseas service with the 17th Airborne Division, and his bride, now a Warren resident, were married August 1 by Rev. Delbert Mills in Buckeye Lake cottage. The Banes will reside in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Jacksonville
State Park
James Bane
Warren
Russell Davis
Arlene
Robert Miller
Frank Davis
John Altman
William C. Hilt
Adda McDonald
Anna Rasp
Bertha Hilt
Birthday Party for Levida Rose Forgoress
Mrs. Frank Forgoress hosted a birthday party Thursday evening August 2 for her daughter Levida Rose Forgoress. Attendees included Steve Forgoress William Horder Steven Forgorress and Linda Rose Forgoress with icet tea and two birthday cakes. Frank Forgoress, serving with the 32nd Red Arrow Infantry Division, sent souvenirs from Luzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Frank Forgoress
Levida
Rose
Steve Forgoress
William Horder
Steven Forgoress
Sharon Kay Forgoress
Linda Rose Forgoress
Pic
Luizon
32Nd “Red Arrow
Kaslers To Entertain Members Of Class
The Men’s Sunday School class of the Church of Christ will meet at the country home of Mr and Mrs Archie Kasler on Thursday evening. Attendees may arrive after 6 o’clock or later in the evening. Horseshoe pitching will be the main entertainment for the men with other activities for families. The invitation extends to the families of class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Church of Christ
Archie Kasler
Easler
Attendees at Funeral of Mrs. Hannah Hall
Distances gathered for the service included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smoot and Mr. William Cox with Ed and Dorothy Rider, Mrs. Edgar Hall and daughter Joan, Clarence Hall and his three children Eddie Rosalie and Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. George Hinn of Newark Ohio, Mrs. Nancey Boyer of Hamden and Pvt. Albert R. Davis from a camp in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Hannah Hall
Richard Smoot
William Cox
Ed Rider
Springfield
Edgar Hall
Joan
Clarence Hall
Eddie
Rosalie
Dorothy
George Hinn
Newark
Ohio
Nancey Boyer
Hamden
Albert R. Davis
Arkansas
Pase of social events and alumni at Ohio University
The piece lists a West tour by Dean Irma E Voigt and Dr Edith Wray of Ohio University, a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Harry McKinstry in Huntington, and visits by Margaret Mary Josten in Parkersburg. It notes a summer school picnic at the state hospital grounds with Washington County students and a farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs Ned J Wolfe before their trip to Ft Lauderdale Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma E. Voigt
Edith Wray
Ohio University
West
Panama@ Canal
Roy Deissle
Huntington
W.va
Harry McKinstry
Washington County
State Hospital
Washington County Sun
W. H. Webb
Martella
Edward C. Sentoss
Ned J Wolfe
Wolfe
Ft. Lauderdale, Frs
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Yasui Nishiya
Domei
White House
Isoroku Yamamoto
Gije Athens Messenger
Mall Na
Messenaeres
Amma
Athens
MLB
Jono W. Coben Company
Chicago
York
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
By Galbraith
NEA Service, Inc
U.S
Chauncey Area
Sylvania
Thompson
Brookins
Millfield Club
Kaslers
Margaret Mary Josten
Martin Josten
Parkersburg
John Overmeyer
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