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Bosning
John W. Cullen
E. C. Marshall
William Jones
Columbus
James Marren
Fort Hayes
Elmer Weaver
Dick O'Neil
Jarle Holford
Zeta Weaver
Ray Herrle
Dean Marshall
Winterhaven
Fla
John Coulter
Pennsville
John Carrier
Ronny
Mt. Gilead
True Smith
Adam Penman
Roseville
Joseph Benedict
Near Here
Lewis Shaffer
Sons
Jess Latta
Clyde Gladden
New Lexington
Elizabeth Verfer
Mary Rehart
Derthie Brandt
Lester Brandt
William Brandt
Wilma Spence
Mary
Alice Ford
Mt. Perry
de M. Rodgers, Jr
CCC
Spokane
Wash
Betty Carlson
Lancaster
Henry Lusetti
Oakfield
J. N. Fry
Harry Schottlekorb
Charleston
W. Va
Fry
Peace proposals and the salt of wary evaluation
The text argues the United States must weigh peace proposals with caution and moral scrutiny. It recalls Woodrow Wilson’s idea of a peace without victory, notes historical and current obstacles, and urges leaders to present workable peace plans while considering equal terms and restraint. The piece questions whether today’s publics would accept such terms amid continued militarism.
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United States
Europe
Asia
Woodrow Wilson
American Congress
Germany
Senate
John Cudahy
U. S
Wilson
Reward of appeasement in oil deliveries to Germany
In the 18 months before Germany turned on Russia, Moscow sent about a million tons of oil including lubricants and aviation gasoline to Berlin. The British estimate suggests Germany received substantial supplies, used to fuel bombing operations.
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Russia
Germany
Opcon
Secret GOP pow wow signals isolationist drift
The Washington merry go round reports a pre caucus meeting of House Republicans over the draft extension bill. A small isolationist clique aimed to sidetrack Representative Joe Martin as leader. Ham Fish of New York spearheaded the gathering pushing for an independent leadership with himself at the top.
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Washington
Joe Martin
Republican Party
Ham Fish
New York
Roosevelt
Bertrand Gearhart
California
Leonard Hall
Fish
Gearhart
Martin
Economy Party
Clapper to London and GOP revolt updates
Raymond Clapper will miss The Messenger for two weeks and send a radio column from London. Groundwork for a revolt against Roosevelt policy appeared at a secret meeting led by Fish and allies including Vorys, Keefe, Knutson, Crowther, Chiperfield, and Robsson. The group sought an independent Republican leadership, but the caucus backed Martin and eliminated Roosevelt criticisms from Fish's resolution.
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Raymond Clapper
the Messenger
Mr. Clapper
England
London
Peter Edson Analyzes U S Combat Planes in World War II
Washington scene veteran Peter Edson argues much criticism of American planes focused on pursuit designs while bombers like the B 17 and Lockheed Hudsons proved effective. He traces faults to prewar rules restricting exports and to mismatched equipment for allied pilots, plus faulty British handling of P 40s.
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Washington
U. S
Army
Norway
Sweden
France
Martinique
Oil and war aims mix in distant theaters
The commentary notes that lubricants and their equivalents aid the panzer drive toward Kiev and Leningrad. It then raises a question about the progress of American oil shipments to Japan, linking global supply lines to wartime moves.
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Kiev
Leningrad
Japan
Tickets for Golgotha Passion Play Are Sold by Local Merchants
Corning notes list Park's Drug Store and multiple merchants selling or distributing tickets for the Passion Play Golgotha with shows at the high school auditorium on Thursday August 21 at 2 4 7 and 9 pm. The board of education grants consent for the United Brethren Church event.
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Sutton Motor Co
Parsons
Lambert, Kroger’s
Atlantic and Pacific
Board of Education
United Brethren Church
Methodist Youth Picnic and Rally Planned at New Lexington Park
Local Methodist congregation members plan to attend a Methodist Youth picnic and rally at New Lexington Waterworks Park on Friday night. A six o'clock banquet will be followed by a program featuring all church groups participating.
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New Lexington Waterworks
Double party honors Mrs Hardin and farewell for Mrs Cady
Mrs E C Hardin and Mrs Anita Cady were honored Tuesday night by Class 13 of the Methodist Church at the Hardin home with a birthday tribute, farewell gifts, and speeches. Lunch for 43 included Class 13 members, Women’s Society guests, and two visitors.
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E. C. Hardin
Anita Cady
Methodist Church
Hardin
Polly Roof
Cady
Women's Society of Christian Service
Russell Markley
Wahl
Flora Briggs
Lee Thomas
Mable Dunlap
Philos
United Brethren Church
Sarah Wright
Mae, Rodgers
Doris Shonkwiler
Louise Wemmer
Lena Fenneken
Lu Brown
Helen Shonkwiler
Doris
Mae Rodgers
Alice Brown
Isabel McLain
Mrs. Wright
Millertown Cemetery Lot Owners Urged to Clean Plots
Otis Dunlap, caretaker, requests all lot owners or those in charge of cemetery plots to cooperate in cleaning off their areas. The effort aims to beautify the cemetery and reduce his workload.
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Millertown Cemetery
Otis Dunlap
Dunlap
Birth Announcement for Darlene Yvonne Metzler
Rev and Mrs Spurgeon Metzler Circleville announce the birth of daughter Darlene Yvonne on Saturday August 2. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs E C Marshall of Corning with Mrs Metzler formerly Mable Marshall.
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Spurgeon Metzler
Circleville
Darlene Yvonne
E. C. Marshall
Corning
Metzler
Mable Marshall
Local Visitors Called on Miss Maxine
Mrs. Lucille Parsons of Columbus and Ralph Davis Don Davis and sons Petty and Bob of Middleport visited recently with Miss Maxine.
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Corning
Lucille Parsons
Columbus
Ralph Davis
Don Davis
Petty
Bob
Middleport
Maxine
I Surrender All by Rev Mary Karch
The poem recalls a moment of surrender to faith with lines on yielding to the Savior. Rev Mary Karch of Lakeview Ohio signs the verse, noting guidance and steadfastness after the decisive day.
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Mary Karch
Lakeview
Ohio
Chicago’s rocky foundation from ancient coral shores
Chicago sits atop a bedrock formed by coral reefs millions of years ago when the area lay in a warm tropical sea. The geological past shaped the city’s current landscape and structural foundations.
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Chicago
Sonora stakes rise as Hammond airs private deal
Jeffery Hammond plots a secret salvage venture with Jim Mallory for the Sonora. Eric Forbes resists, a Havana-ship search looms, and a blackmail threat emerges as Mary Larsen watches Mallory closely.
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Jeffery Hammond
Jim
Sonora
Neady
Hammond
Mary Larsen
Eric Forbes
Hammond Lines
Havana
Jim Mallory
Jeffrey Hammond
Mallory
J. H
Forbes
Eric
Mary
Mr. Mallory
Battery E 134th Field Artillery Heads to Camp Knox
Battery E of the 134th Field Artillery Ohio National Guard deploys to Camp Knox with officers including Capt. Frank W. Watkins and First Lieut. Ben F. Brown. Route 31 Logan landowners oppose the proposed relocation.
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134Th Field Artillery
Ohio National Guard
Camp Knox
Frank W. Watkins
Ben F. Brown
John A. Violet
Chester W. Wolfe
Belefred B. Vercoe
Elbert E. Carmichael
Tom W. Johnston
Harold O. Linscott
Carl W. Partlow
Jack H. Quest
Ernest D. Sams
John B. Cline
David R. Carmichael
William J. Curry
Howard J. Ferry
Robert S. Violet
Lloyd A. Hayes
Route
Logan
George L Wright
William Thompson
Pearl Linton
Floyd Loomis
William Stone
Twenty Years Ago on Ohio University Campus
The old flag pole at Ewing Hall and the SATC flag pole near Howard Hall were removed. Clerk T L Morgan notes used car buyers must register under the Atwood law effective August 17. Mrs Frank Creamer turns 90. Judge H T Phillips and family go on a two week motor trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo. The Watch Dog recounts a ride with Chief Graham and mentions 20 chickens for Kiwanis picnic.
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Ewing Hall
SATC
Howard Hall
Ohio University
T. L. Morgan
Atwood
H. T. Phillips
Helen
Ruth
E. E. Johnson
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
N. Y
Graham
Athens
Kiwanis
Laurel Cliff Social And Personal Notes
Laurel Cliff notes report the L C H G meeting at Mrs Everett Tracy Ball Run with eighteen members and twenty guests celebrating Mrs Mary Tracy’s 88th birthday. Several local residents, including the Davis and Gilmore families, spent weekends away and relatives visited, with various trips to Columbus and West Virginia.
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Laurel Cliff
L.C.H.G
Everett Tracy
Ball Run
Mary Tracy
Georgia Diehl
William Davis
James Gilmore
Columbus
Verla Thomas
Gerald Hysell
Ellen White
Homer White
Hysell
Johnny Dryhaus
Patterson Field
Clarence Curtis
Milton Hysell
Shady Valley
Faye Allen
Ina Huffman
Tuppers Plains
Freda Hood
Josie Jener
Junior Wright
Evelyn Turner
West Virginia
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Washington Scene
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