Asia The Greater Problem Beyond Japan In Far East
In Washington, publisher B W Fleisher argues Americans should broaden focus beyond Japan to Asia as a whole. He cites Asia’s vast population, unsettled India movements, China factions, Hong Kong issues, and shifting colonial ties with France and the Netherlands. He warns against assuming Japan’s defeat ends Asia’s issues.
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Washington
America
Japan
Far East
B. W. Fleisher
Tokyo
Asia
Asla
North
South
Europe
Russia
India
China
Hong Kong
Ahere
Dutch East Indies
Manchuria
Korea
United States
Attlee
Churchill
San Francisco
Mr. Churchill
Subscription Rates: Annual and Weekly Plans
The notice lists various subscription options with prices such as 312.09 for one year and 46.40 for a weekly rate, plus several regional or special offers. It mentions a 1 year and 6 months plan, and notes a world wide rate of 1.50 per year. The document appears to be a print notice from Athens Post Office class matter with references to representatives and city names.
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Mall
Moniks
Bbc
Arvita Maneina
Kent
Tencriptidha
Oba
Athens
Jory W. Chen
Chicago
Brock and Maya Face Turbulent Return and Love Lost
The narrative follows Brock reassessing life after trauma as Maya notes his changed outlook and Thayer’s intrusion. Brock endures physical and emotional wounds, wrestles with longing for Thayer, and battles the pull of duty, memory, and a return to a shared life with Maya amid family expectations and an uncertain future.
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Stong
Thayer
Frank Calvin
Franklin
Hamden
Brock
Local Family Honored Guests Over Weekend
Henry Alden and Doris Henry with baby visited in Akron joining Mr. and Mrs. H D Henry and Mr. and Mrs. R W Finsterwald. Paul C Gillilan returned from Wheeling W Va after two weeks with his mother Mrs CM Morris.
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Henry Alden
Doris Henry
Baby Won
John
Akron
H. D. Henry
R. W. Finsterwald
Paul C. Gillilan
Wheeling
W.va
Cm, Morris
Japs Saving Face in Radio War With MacArthur Ends in Odd Peace Talk
General MacArthur and Japan's diplomats clash in a terse radio exchange game focused on face and prestige. Tokyo presses legalism to gain leverage while MacArthur maintains firm limits, signaling a cautious path to peace and a test of American postwar strength during occupation.
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MacArthur
Japan
France
Manila
Tokyo
America
Aviation anniversary marks 25 years of transcontinental air travel
A newspaper reflects on the 25th anniversary of the first scheduled transcontinental air operation begun September 8, 1920, noting dramatic progress from 9 mph mail flights to routine daily schedules. It cites future hopes for faster rocket-plane speeds and cross-continent flying, framing aviation as mankind’s swift messenger and servant.
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Atlantic
Pacific
DeHaviland
Mineola
N. Y
San Francisco
New York
Washington letter notes booming influence business in capital
Douglas Larsen surveys the Washington telephone book noting a surge in the influence economy. Lawyers dominate listings, public relations firms thrive, and associations bloom from large federations to one person outfits. Executives earn substantial sums while newsletters and publications flow to lawmakers, shaping policy and prestige.
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Washington
Washington Telephone Book
Federation
Institute
Academy of Model Aeronautics
Advisory Committee
Association of Bulk Prepared Flour Mix Manufacturers, Inc
Glider Institute of the Americas
Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel
International Heraldic Institute, Ltd
The
Venetian Blind
Association of America
Waxed Paper Institute
Congress
Glouster Citizens Plan Tag Day to Aid Athletics
Glouster High School Athletic Boosters met in the Moose Club room to plan activities for the new year. They scheduled September 15 as Membership Tag Day to solicit funds for equipment and public support, with officers listed and another meeting set for August 31 to elect new leaders.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Athetic
Moose Club
W. D. Witham
George H. Campbell
Service Men Return Home and Report for Furloughs
Local families in Glouster report multiple service members returning from overseas with news of furloughs and upcoming home visits. Sgt Richard Guinther landed in New York and will be home soon. Pfc Donald Standley arrives from overseas and will head to Denver for Eighth Air Force duty. Pvt James Trace recuperates in Fort Knox, while Roy Stedman expects furlough after arriving from Italy. Others include Sgt Max Hemsley at Nichols Hospital, Andy Docie at Nichols from the Pacific, and Cpl John Love writing from New York awaiting home leave. The column notes notes on Lt Steven Forgoress in Camp Gordon Johnson, Pfe Ray Brown's furlough in Miami Beach, and Sgt Marvin Murphy touring Europe before his Glouster visit. Ralph O Landon at Great Lakes Navy recalls the Japan surrender with his unit.
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C. F. Guinther
Sgt
Richard
Dick) Guinther
New York
James Andrews
Camp Atterbury
States
Hexs
Johnny Andrews
Donald W. Standley
Boston
John Standley
Glouster
Ninth Air Force
Denver
Colo
Eighth Air Force
James Trace
Fort Knox
Fort Knox Hospital
Roy Stedman
Lewis Stedman
Italy
Max Hemsley
Nichols Hospital
Louisville
Andy Docie
Andates
Alex Docie
Pacific Area
John Francis Love
Eustace Love
Steven Forgoress
Camp Gordon Johnson
Fila
Steve Forgoress
Trimble
Ray E. Brown
Tom Brown
Miami Beach
Fla
Clifford Brown
Columbus
Marvin Murphy
France
Bellgum
Luxembourg
Germany
Della Landon
Jacksonville
I-C
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Catholic Study Club Meets for Program
The Catholic Ladies Study Club gathered in Church Hall for a monthly dinner meeting Tuesday evening. Members enjoying the chicken dinner included Mrs. Ann Bailey, Mrs. Kate Bartels, Mrs. Gertrude Darling, Mrs. Elizabeth Chute, Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Lena Cavella, Mrs. Martha Cavela, Mrs. John R. Clark, Mrs. William Echstenkamper, Mrs. Mary Jannice, Mrs. Sam Kamenio, Mrs. T. A. Noon, Mrs. Joe Wolf Sr, Mrs. Marie Yount, Mrs. John McCreanor, Mrs. Fred Smith, and Miss Josephine Hedfelt. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Leo Smith in Church Hall on Tuesday, September 11.
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Glouster — Catholic Ladies Study Club
Church Hall
Ann Bailey
Kate Bartels
Gertrude Darling
Elizabeth Chute
George Carter
Lena Cavella
Martha Cavela
John R. Clark
William Echsten-kamper
Mary Jannice
Sam Kamenio
T. A. Noon
Joe Wolf, Sr
Marie Yount
John McCreanor
Fred Smith
Josephine Hedfelt
Leo Smith
Service Station Is Sold to Dayton Man
GLOUSTER The Kittle Auto Service on the corner of High St and Republic Ave was sold to W. F. Fitzpatrick of Dayton. Harley Kittle, the former owner, ran the shop for 12 years and thanked friends and customers. The Kittles planned a trip to Akron and a broader northern Ohio and Michigan visit after the sale.
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Glouster
Kittle
Ohio
Michigan
I Special Reserve Course Is Cancelled by Navy
The Navy cancelled all further admissions to the naval reserve midshipmen program effective immediately. About 5 000 midshipmen currently in training will finish their courses as prospective deck and engineering officers. Ohio Bell plans to spend 100 million in Ohio for expansion.
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Navy
Washington
Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio
Glouster Social Notes and Reunion Highlights
Glouster Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ held a reunion at Mrs Carrie Balderson’s home on Main St with social hour and a six o’clock dinner. Musical program featured Adene Gibson, Lalla Danford, Maude Williams, and Wanda McAllister in solos, duets, and a quartet amid multiple hymn selections. The gathering included many local residents from Glouster and surrounding areas.
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Glouster
Loyal Daughters
Church of Christ In
Carrie Balderson
Main St
Adene Gibson
Athens
Whispering Hope
Lalla Danford
Maude Williams
Marcella Jonas
Nelle Richards
Esta Cunningham
Wanda McAllister
Ruth Harper
Pt. Pleasant
Sabra Armstrong
Hlytia
Cassie Sidders
Neil Richards
Kent
Gladys Hoon
New Marshfield
Adene
Moose Lodge to Hold Class Initiation Tuesday Evening
Gloustre. Lodge No. 2197 Loyal Order of Moose will conduct a class initiation on Tuesday evening August 28 at eight o'clock. The degree work will be conferred on a class of about 20 candidates. After the degree work refreshments will be served to Moose members only.
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Moose
Legion Seeks Jobs Reserved for Volunteers and Draftees
Washington may guarantee veterans reemployment under a proposed draft by the American Legion. The group urged volunteers and draftees be given back their old jobs, and that all veterans who apply within 90 days of discharge be re-employed. The act itself mentions no volunteers. Also from Hillsboro, the Ohio Valley Egg Cooperative at Milford will start Monday, serving 825 producer members across Adams, Brown, Clermont, Highland, Warren, Greene and Hamilton Counties.
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Washington
WI — Volunters
American Legion
the Legion
Hillsboro
Ohio
Valley Egg Cooperative
Milford
Adams, Brown, Cleremont
Highland
Warren
Greene
Hamilton Counties
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