Subscription rates and notices in The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger lists subscription prices for in town and Ohio routes, with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and weekly rates. Carrier, mail, and overseas options are shown, plus a note on second class post and obituary charges, with office locations and advertising details.
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Carrer
Ohio
Ss 5
Hai Sei Cai
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
O. Cleveland
Athen
Athens County Lags in Victory Bond Drive
Athens County trails the nation in the Eighth War Loan, with only about half of the quota purchased as the deadline nears. Residents are urged to participate, noting past county gains in earlier drives and contrasting nearby counties that have exceeded their targets.
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Athens County
Hocking
Vinton
Meigs
Perry
Washington
Totalitarian rule warning in Churchill speech
In a passionate critique, the speaker argues that Churchill and the Conservative Party face a Socialist push toward nationalizing British life. The piece warns that Leftist plans would lead to government monopoly, higher taxes, or diminished prosperity, while praising free competition as the engine of high living standards in Britain and the United States.
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Winston Churchill
Conservative
England
Churchill
United States
Revelations of UNRRA Abuse Stir Budget Debate
A House committee report accuses 600 UNRRA Europe staff of selling relief food on the black market, urging tighter controls amid calls for additional aid. The piece argues the UN agency should be cut back or halted and warns that continued “Santa Claus” generosity drains American taxpayers while offering little reciprocal benefit.
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UNRRA
Europe
Congress
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
House
Labor Management Conference will persist through committees
Washington observes that the Labor Management Conference faces a complex issue beyond a single session. A semi permanent committee will carry on, with records and progress guiding Congress as mediation expands. It argues for stronger mediation machinery, potential legislation, and policy clarity to support reconversion and public interests.
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Washington
Congress
Bona Fide Workers’ Organizations
Labor Management Conference
Roosevelt
Tion
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Labor and Management
Labor and Managment
Glouster Nurse and Army Sergeant Are Discharged
Lt Helen Zaluski on terminal leave to be discharged December 96 after 14 months in England. Sister Lt Sophia Zalupski, returning from 14 months in France and Germany, has not yet met. Sgt Carmen Lowry and mother Mrs Robert Lowry of Barberton rushed to Glouster for illness of Mrs P J Stanley, who suffered a heart attack. Lowry was discharged at Patterson Field and will enter civilian work with Eastern Air Lines after a vacation at Barberton home.
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Carmen Lowry
Robert Lowry
Barberton
Glouster
P. J. Stanley
Lowry
Patterson Field
Dayton
Apalachicola
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Full employment bill may test executive planning in Washington
Peter Edson notes the forthcoming high level employment bill could expose weak national planning in the administration. He notes 116 original sponsors, possible rewrites in the House, and Senate changes likely before passage. The measure would create a presidential economic council and require an annual report, with a rent committee in Congress to assess minimum requirements.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Congress
Harry S. Truman
James E. Murray
Montana
Alabama
Carter Manasco
Senate
Manasso
House
Manasco
Frederic A. Delane
National Resources Planning Board
Council of Economic Advisers
Service Men Of Glouster Area News From War Fronts
Glouster area soldiers and relatives share updates from overseas and home. Sgt Foster Brown writes from Firth Germany to his mother Mrs Walter McDivitt about sailing home and visiting the Nurenberg trials, while other family members report discharge dates, furloughs, and upcoming travels to Dayton Columbus and Camp Atterbury.
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Firth
Germany
Foster Brown
Walter McDivitt
U S.A
Nuenberg Building
S-l-c
Tillman
Piqua
Dayton
Mr. Tillman
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Albert Zimmer
Sgt
Jack Zimmer
Guam
Jack
Charles
Babe” Faires
Paul McAllister
Herry Reuther
Cook
Baker
Tokyo
Charles S
Patsy) Winters
C.G
George Mudrie
Juzen
Philippine Islands
Fatsy
Shady+ side
A. M. Healy
Thomas A. Healy
Veterans Hospital
Columbus
Stella Beal
Glouster
Junior
Camp Atterbury
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
M E Church Pre Christmas Bazaar Sponsored
The Priscilla and Orpah Sunday School Classes of the Methodist Church in Clouster will sponsor a pre Christmas Bazaar this week starting 11 o'clock with a jitney lunch through noon and continuing in the afternoon and evening. Homemade items will be sold and school students are invited to buy lunches. Mr and Mrs Glyde Price of Athens attended the Masonic dinner Friday evening.
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Clouster
Priscilla and Orpah
Methodist Church
Balzaar
Pooths
Mrs. Glyde Price of
Athens
Murray City Veterans Return and Local Visits Highlight Briefs
Clarence O E Brown, son of Velma Brown, returned home from Camp Atterbury after two years in the US Army including a year in Northern France and the Rhineland. He earned the Bronze Star for action on the Sear River February 23, 1945. The note also lists numerous local visitations and homecomings across Murray City and nearby towns, including visits from Ohio residents to Nelsonville, Columbus, Akron, and Akron area towns.
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Murray City
Pfe
Clarence O'E. Brown
Velma Brown
Camp Atterbury
Ind
US. Army
Patton
Third Army
France
Rhineland
Central Europe
Ardennes
Sear River
Joe Frazee
Akron
Bessie Frazee
Willard Brown
David
Toledo
Andy Robison
Nelsonville Sauwday
Rolly Hanson
Mary Lu
Judith Ann
Columbus
Mary Jones
Cincinnati
Jon Sabo
Kathleen Williams
New Lexington
Fred Koon
Pear
Lance
Roseville
Ruth Lantz
Sarah McManaway
Oscar Hillyer
George Potts
Charles
Harold Potts
McArthur
Glen Dixon
Arlington
Betty Sabo
Lorenzo Lewis
Mike
Bethel
M. R. Lewis
Clayton Worthingston
Nelsonville
Eugene Snyder
Mary Margagiet Wolfe
2Wenn Snyder
Frank Bryan
Cleveland
Willoughbye
Progressive Study Club Meets Tuesday
A meeting of the Senior Progressive Study Club is announced for Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. L. G. DeLong, replacing the prior location at Mrs. B. R. Angle. The gathering will begin at 7:30 o clock.
J-T Cardinals Sweep Albany High in Twin Games
Jacksonville Trimble Cardinals defeated Albany quintets in two Friday games on the JT floor. The Reserves won 38 to 8, the varsity 25 to 6. It was TT’s third game of the season after two early losses away. Shade edged Ames Bern by two, and Albany topped the Cardinals by one.
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Glouster
Jacksonville- Trimble Cardinals
Albany Quintets
J.-T
Jeway
Shade
Ames Bern
Cardinals
Glouster Social Notes and Local Announcements
Glouster reports a Methodist Church social with devotions on Thou Art the Door, musical numbers, and district meeting reports. The Past Noble Grands Club plans a December meeting with a Christmas gift exchange and donations for Odd Fellows Home. Also noted are a marriage announcement for Avenel Smith and Barton Holloway and various local personal notes and travel visits.
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Glouster
Noble Grands Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
Springfield
Beyond the Rhine Offensive Opens in 1945 War Drive
General Eisenhower praises Allied success as the Rhine crossings near Wesel and Emmerich enable a broad bridgehead. U S Ninth Army and British forces race to secure Rhine crossings, while engineers rapid build a treadway bridge under battlefield conditions. American and Allied air power 기록s show massive bombing and fighter sorties in Europe through March 22 to 25.
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V. I
Society of War Ee
Marshall
Rhine
Eisenhower
Ruhr
Rhine I
Emmerich
Wesel
U. S
U. S. Ninth Army
Duisburg
Ninth Army
Simpson
United States
Europe
Remagen
Marburg
Giessen
Kassel
Third Army
Mainz
Frankfurt
Allied advance into Germany reaches deep into the Ruhr and beyond
In late March and early April Third and First Armies drive toward Kassel and the Fulda, uncorking a massive northeast thrust into central Germany. U S Ninth Army enters the Ruhr while Second Army flank actions push to Dulmen. French troops cross the Rhine near Germersheim and Mannheim is captured as others link with the Seventh Army. By April 1, large segments are in German territory and hundreds of thousands of prisoners are being taken as German transport collapses.
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Third Army
Kassel
Fulda
Germany
Montgomery
Ninth Army
Ruhr
Second Army
Dulmen
Devers
Rhine
XV Corps
W. H. Haise
Mannheim
Jacksonville News Notes
Mrs. Dave Morgan hosted relatives in Akron while Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cap announced the birth of Donald Lee Cap on November 24 at Sheltering Arms Hospital weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces. Army discharge updates, Navy returns, and local meetings fill the weekend items.
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Jacksonville
Dave Morgan
Gertrude Bernard
Akron
Annie Bernard
Joseph R. Cap
Rosemary Forsbach
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Donald Lee
Culp
Army
Mitchell Field
Air Forces
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