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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1945

Page

6

Asia the larger problem beyond Japan in Far East

Washington editor B W Fleisher argues the Far East crisis extends beyond Japan to Asia itself with 1.15 billion people. He notes India, China, Hong Kong, Indo China, and Dutch East Indies as unsettled issues, warning against assuming Japan's defeat solves Asia. He predicts Asia may unite against foreign interference and Japan's postwar policy shifts toward China and the United States.

Washington America Japan Far East B. W. Fleisher Tokyo Asia South Europe Russia India China Hong Kong Dutch East Indies Manchuria Korea United States Ching Attlee Churchill San Francisco Fortuna Mr. Churchill

Subscription Rates and Service Details for The Messenger

The notice lists subscription rates across regions with 1 year and weekly options, including Ohio and outside Ohio pricing. It notes service coverage via Athens Post Office under MRA, with various addresses and representatives for rates on application.

Ohio Sutton Athens Post Office Joho W. Outi New York Columbus O. Clevelan Brats

MacArthur Faces Japanese Diplomacy in Radio War

The article analyzes General MacArthur’s handling of Japan’s postwar diplomacy through radio exchanges. It notes Japan’s aim to gain prestige by legalistic responses while showing willingness to follow orders, and stresses the need for a balanced display of force and understanding to avoid fueling underground resistance. The final assessment hints at occupation proving America’s strength or weakness as a victor.

Japan MacArthur France Radio Mepanges Manila Tokyo Uoon America

Aviation Anniversary marks 25 years of transcontinental flight

A 25th anniversary marks Sept 8 since the first scheduled U S transcontinental air operation began in 1920 from Mineola New York. The feat, De Havilland mail plane to San Francisco, spurred rapid gains in speed and capacity turning air travel into routine and laying groundwork for rocket plane possibilities.

Atlantic Pacific DeHaviland Mineola N. Y San Francisco New York

Washington Letter: The Influence Business in D.C.

Douglas Larsen surveys the Washington telephone book and finds a booming influence business. Lawyers and public relations firms abound, with hundreds of associations, institutes, and councils shaping policy. Executives earn high salaries as newsletters and publications feed congressional and agency agendas. Most people can enjoy fun, but some women never dismiss anything.

Washington Washington Telephone Book Foundation Institute Academy of Model Aeronautics Association of Bulk Prepared Flour Mix Manufacturers, Inc Glider Institute of the Americas Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel Internatianal Heraldic Institute, Ltd

Glouster Citizens To Aid in Athletic Program

Glouster High School athletic booster club members held a meeting to plan for the upcoming year. A membership tag day was set for Sept 15 to raise funds for equipment and public support, with another meeting Aug 31 to elect officers. The club aims to boost attendance and interest in basketball, football, and other athletic events.

Glouster Glouster High School Moose Club W. D. Witham George H. Campbell

Glouster Servicemen Return and News of Overseas

Glouster area service members are reported home or arriving in the States from overseas. Sgt Richard Guinther and others send word of landings home, furloughs, or hospital stays. Donald Standley, James Trace, Roy Stedman, Max Hemsley, Andy Davie, John Love, Steven Forgoress, Ray Brown, Marvin Murphy, and Ralph Landon are named with locations Camp Atterbury Nichols Hospital Camp Gordon Johnson Great Lakes and Japan surrender reactions.

F. Guinther Sgt Richard Dick) Guinther New York James Andrews Camp Atterbury States Johnny Andrews Pfe Donald W. Standley Boston John Standrey Glouster R.D Ninth Air Force Denver Cola Eighth Air Force James Trace Fort Knox Roy Stedman Lewis Stedman Italy Max Hemsley Nichols Hospital Louisville Andy Davie Alex Dacie Pacific Area John Francis Love Eustace Love Steven Forgoress Camp Gordon Johnson Fla Teve Forgoress Trimble Ray E. Brown Tom Brown Miami Beach Clifford Brown Columbus Marvin Murphy France Beligum Luxembourg Germany Detin Landon Jacksonville Ralph O. Landon Great Lakes Naval Training Center

Catholic Study Club Dines During September Meeting

Catholic Ladies Study Club of Glouster gathered for a chicken dinner at the church hall on Tuesday evening. Members listed include Mrs. Ann Bailey, Mrs. Kate Bartels, Mrs. Gertrude Darling, Mrs. Elizabeth Chute, Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Lena Cavella, Mrs. Martha Cavella, Mrs. John R. Clark, Mrs. William Echsten Kamper, Mrs. Mary Jannice, Mrs. Sam Kamento, Mrs. T. A. Noon, Mrs. Joe Wolf Sr., Mrs. Marie Yount, Mrs. John McCreanor, Mrs. Fred Smith, and Miss Josephine Hedfelt. Mrs. Leo Smith will host next, with the Sept. 11 meeting to be held in Church Hall.

Glouster Catholic Ladies Study Club Church Hall Ann Bailey Kate Bartels Gertrude Darling Elizabeth Chute George Carter Lena Cavella Martha Cavella John R. Clark William Echsten- Kamper Mary Jannice Sam Kamento T. A. Noon Joe Wolf Marie Yount John McCreanor Fred Smith Josephine Hedfelt Leo Smith

Service Station Is Sold to Dayton Man

The Kittle Auto Service on the corner of High Street and Repuie Avenue was sold to W. Fitzpatrick of Dayton. Har le y Kittle, owner for 11 years, plans no immediate new venture and will travel to Akron and northern Ohio with visits to relatives and friends before returning to Glouster.

Glouster Kittle Ohio Michizean

Navy cancels admissions to V-7 Special Reserve Course

Washington reports the Navy has cancelled all further admissions to the naval reserve midshipmen program V-7 effective immediately. About 5,000 midshipmen already training as prospective deck and engineering officers will finish their courses.

Washington Navy

Bill To Expand Cleveland Ohio Bell Plans Spending

The Ohio Bell Telephone Co has announced a plan to invest a total of 100000009 in Ohio to expand services in Cleveland. The proposal aims to broaden telephone infrastructure and improve local communication access.

Cleveland Ohio Bell Telephone Co Ohio

Glouster Loyal Daughters Class Reunion Notes

Glouster notes cover a Loyal Daughters class reunion at Mrs Carrie Baldersons home with a social hour a six o clock dinner and a music program featuring Adene Gibson Lalla Danford Maude Williams and Wanda McAllister among others. Local attendees listed include Ruth Harper Cassie Sidders Nell Richards Esta Cunningham and many more from Glouster. Also updates on Colonel Joe F Miner WAVES Edna Sanders and several visitors and relatives across Ohio and the Philippines noted.

Glouster Loyal Daughters Church of Christ In Glougster Carrie Balderson Main St Adene Gibson Athens Whispering Hope Lalla Danford Rachel Murray Jane Murray Elizabeth Faires Esta Cunningham Sibyl Kittle Wanda McAllister Charlene Skipper Lela McAllister Maude Williams Temple Jones Nell Peugh Marcella Jonas Emily Jonas Tillie Sweeney Heith Stahl Nedra Eddy Eleanor Anderson Bess Henshaw

Moose Lodge Set For Tuesday Initiation in Glouster

Glouster Lodge No. L197 Loyal Order of Moose will hold a class initiation Tuesday evening August 28 at eight oclock. About 20 candidates will receive degree work, followed by a lunch.

Moose Glouster Glouster Lodge No Loyal Order of Moose

Thayer and Brock's Return Sparks Old Ties and Turmoil

In a wartime home scene Maya and Brock confront shifting loyalties as Thayer’s influence unsettles Brock’s plans for the future. Brock endures recovery, longing for Thayer while facing a crippled future, a nurse's care, and the pull of a once-familiar life.

Weekend Guests Reported Across Local Homes

Mrs George C Greene of Mariette visited Mrs Charles Wyatt at 42 Elmwood Place over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Henry Alden from Akron and their baby John stayed with Mr and Mrs H D Henry and Mr and Mrs R W Finsterwald. Paul C Gillian returned from two weeks in Wheeling West Virginia with his mother Mrs C M Morris.

George C. Greene Mariette Charles Wyatt Elmwood Place Henry Alden Doris Henry John Akron H. D. Henry R. W. Finsterwald Paul C. Gilllan Wheeling W.va C.M. Morris

Local Social Roundup: Travel and Visits Reported

Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs Roy L Dupler and their son Ralph began a two week motor trip to Kalamazoo Michigan Magara Falls and Canadian sites. Mrs Anna K Price returned from New York City where she pursued a master of arts at Columbia University. Mrs Edward C Schloss visited F X Rauch at the Rauch summer cottage Shell Beach Buckeye Lake. Mr and Mrs Frank Calvin and son Franklin visited the former's parents in Hamden.

Roy L. Dupler Ralph Kalamazoo Mich Magara Falls Points Canada Anna K. Price New York City Columbia University Edward C. Schloss F. X. Rauch Rauch Shell Beach Buckeye Lake Frank Calvin Franklin Hamden

Volunteers to Get Old Jobs Back Under Legion Bill

Washington The American Legion drafts a bill to require reemployment of volunteers and draftees within 90 days of discharge. The act previously made no provision for volunteers. Start Egg Co-op Hillsboro Milford to begin operations Monday serving 825 egg producers across Adams Brown Clermont Highland Warren Greene and Hamilton counties.

Washington American Legon The Legion Start Egg Co-Op Hillsboro Ohi Valley Egg Cooperative Milford Adams, Brown Clermont Highland Warren Greene Hamilton Counties

Side Glances: Sick Person Seeks Ice Cream Takeout

Galbraith sketches a soda jerk refusing to sell ice cream for takeout to a sick customer, who reveals their ongoing illness and desire for relief. The brief reflects everyday urban whimsy and social friction in a light, period voice.

Also Mentioned on This Page

David Lawrence National Dispatch John Brown Douglas Larsen Washington Letter Metropolitan Stars Dayton Man Joe F. Miner Kay New Lexington Lewis Clark Chase 88Th Miner Tenth Corps Mindanao Philippines Edna Sanders S 1c Dayton M. W. Stanley Mary Lu William Fairlie East Brasey C. M. Clark Inlaw W.W. Bryson Evan Morgan Jr Ann Winster Evan Morgan Sr New Marshfield Elf Mace Alex Docie Andy Docie Nicholas General Hospital South Pacific Ee Orm Brock Maya Thayer Ciaverton Moya Burke Houton Lake CCC Gion By Galbraith
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