Subscription rates and service details at The Messenger
Subscription rates by carrier are listed for one year and six months with a weekly option. The notice mentions rates for Obio and Casside Obi, and a special weekly service to anywhere in the world. It notes subscriptions outside One accepted as paper supply permits, with offices in Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland and a call for obituary and card services.
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Mall Aapieripon Rete
Obio
Oweek
Messenger
Athens
Jason Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
O. Cleveland
Acvicuis
Boms
Koming
Card al Banka
Europe in Throes of Postwar Political Upheaval
The war accelerates a sweeping European political shift as left right clashes intensify across Greece Italy Yugoslavia Romania Bulgaria Poland Finland France Belgium and Spain. Monarchies face renewed challenges in several nations while Franco’s Spain and Hungary hover over throne restoration talk. Civil unrest could widen as war ends remove restraints.
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Europe
Athens
Greece
Italy
Yugoslavia
Romania
Bulgaria
Poland
Finland
France
Belgium
Spain
Hungary
Generalissimo
Franco
Nothing Can Stop the New Deal Mandates in 1945
A political column argues that doubling the social security tax is only the start of postwar mandates. It claims the Roosevelt administration will push a sweeping New Deal program funded by taxes and federal spending, with benefits for war workers and unions, tax cuts for lower brackets, credits for foreign trade, and pork-barrel public works, despite voter opposition and taxpayer cost.
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Roosevelt
Congress
America
Protect Them Until Winter Brings Safe Transportation
The piece warns drivers to maintain tires and vehicle parts for winter use, noting millions of tires could last if wisely managed. It laments tire shortages, slow rubber production, and scarce spare parts after wartime shifts, urging steady use of vehicles to ensure essential transport remains on the road.
Systemic failures shielded Pearl Harbor from proper intercepts
David Lawrence argues that no single actor bore responsibility for Pearl Harbor. He details a chain of government constraints that prevented decisive action, including armed forces ordered not to initiate hostilities without Congress approval. The piece condemns the aging rules requiring declared war before mobilization and calls for streamlined U.S. government procedures to deter future sudden attacks.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
War
Navy
White House
Congress
Japan
United States
America
Army
War Department
Immigration policy in postwar U S faces tight odds
Peter Edson surveys Congress looming exit and a split view on postwar immigration. Proposals range from total bans to higher quotas to admit refugees, framed by labor needs, humanitarian aims, and Europe’s rebuilding. He notes wartime shortages boosted temporary inflows from Mexico and the Caribbean and warns on a weak bargaining position if burdens are not shared.
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United States
78Th Congress
U. S
Europe
Asia
United Es
U.S
Mexico
Caribbean
Ohio's Postwar Economic Plan for Growth and Jobs
Ohio's postwar strategy calls for a stable, prosperous economy with steady high-wage employment through coordinated government and private industry effort. Public works should address social needs, provide jobs in downturns, and attract new industries. Emphasis on conservation, reforestation, water control, coal and chemical potential, and a thriving tourism sector aims to build a durable peacetime economy for Ohio.
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Paul Herbert
Ohio Post War Program Commission
Ohio
Wei
Indust
Chip
Lake Erie
Department of Conservation
America
CAP Funds Group Anniversary Marks Growth Year Four
Civil Air Patrol enters its fourth year in service with larger membership and rapid growth. Col. Earle L. Johnson, National Commander, states that more than 125,000 adults and leaders are now active members in CAP.
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Civil Air Patrol
Earle L. Johnson
Cap
Ten Years Ago Piping Blaze At Buckeye Pipe Co
A 500 foot oil line blaze near Monday caused heavy loss to Buckeye Pipe Company. A district meeting program lists dancers from Miss Ishler classes Doa Henry and Marjorie Moler. Chauncey Dover beat The Plains 27 to 23 with players listed. Woodworth, senior of Cincinnati School of Medicine, was guest of his parents in Athens. Officers installed by Athens Masons in new hall included Bechiold Gibbs Morton Williams Palmer Fourht Sams Cooper Duncan Bellows Harper Early. Pittsburgh trip for Notre Dame Carnegie game included U. S. students Shafer Gorham Kahler. France arranged to pay four billion debt to the U S via funding. Funeral services for Judge Henry W Courtvan of Common Pleas in Columbus.
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Buckeye Pipe Company
Chauncey-Dover
the Plains
Chauncey
Wicholson
Daugherty
Ross
Carter
Ossborne
Smith
Plains
Nelson
Gramnor
Horn
Grace
Stage
Gabriel
Phillip
Woodworth
Cincinnatii School of Medicine
E. E. Woodworth
Athens
Masons of
William H. Bechiold
Frank T. Gibbs
Joshua R. Morton
Charles Williams
James A. Palmer
Richard Fourht
Darrel H. Sams
J. D. Cooper
J. L. Duncan
Frank Bellows
Forest D. Harper
E. N. Early
Civil Air Patrol Expands Training and Aviation Support
The Patrol trained over 200000 in aviation, with adult members near 60000 and cadets exceeding 65000. Cadet growth rose after schools reopened, rising by about 10000 monthly, while CAP expands cadet programs and volunteer instructors for military and pre flight courses. CAP maintains postwar private flying by keeping hometown airports open, having built 81 airports and improved over 100 at no cost to the government, saving planes and crews from disaster and supporting civil aviation and the war effort.
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CAP
Army Air Forces
Air Corps
Pleasant Valley Personal Notices Brief Local Socials
Pleasant Valley notes list visits and guests from Pearl Chapel Athens and Columbus. Cpl Homer Goodin wounded in knee, returning from frontlines in Holy Land to England. Earle Dixon returns from nephew Fred Dixon in Downington. Next Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid meeting set for Friday Dec 15 with all day potluck.
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Pleasant Valley
Eerl Hanning
Pearl Chapel
Ann Powers
Athens
Howard Brooks
J. W. Bolin
Pearl’ Wood
E. A. Dixon
Fred Dixon
Downington
Roy Cline
Columbus
Alice Cline
Arthur Goodin
Cpl
Homer Goodin
Frontines
Holyland
England
J. D. Edens
Charleston
W. Va
Guernsey
Pearl Wood
Dudley Smith
H. M. McKinley
Howard Welch
Springfield
India
Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid
Lola Goodin
Michal and Joel confront a fateful choice over Malachi
In biblical Jerusalem Michal faces Rome’s seizure of Malachi, while Joel accuses her of selling Jonathan’s son. Their tense confrontation deepens when she reveals her loyalty to Plavia and predicts Malachi’s future in Rome. The pair wrestle with duty, love, and ancestral custom as the child’s fate hangs in balance.
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Michel
Cap
Jonathan
Herod
Sisin
Michal
Drusus
Joel
Malachi
Rome
Joppa
Rom
Moses
Elohim
Plavia
Jerusalem
Judsen
Micha
Our Land
Swidow
Tife
Thanksgiving Social At Kanauga Highlights Local Guests
Thanksgiving din ner at the Kanauga school house drew guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Champer, Foster Champer and children from Gallipolis, and many area families. A pie supper raised 50.10 for the USO. Pvt. Charles O Providence returns from Paris Island for a 10 day furlough to visit friends and relatives.
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Kanauga
Carl Oliver
George Champer
Foster’ Champer
Jack
Belle
Jane Ann
Gallipolis
U.S
Charles O
Eva Lawrence
Verne Berridge
Leland Berridge
F Ic
Violet Baker
I. D. Harrison
M. Harrison
Stanley
Elmer
Jean
Northup
John Harrison
Lancaster
Daisy Baker
Jane Deem
Kananga
Gene Shaw
Paul Altman
Pittsburgh
Ira Hall
Clendenin
W. Va
Joe Litchfield
Olen
J. H. Litchfield
Gallipolis Ferry
Berkley Wright
Eddie Wright
Huntington
Sheldon Ward
Homer Gregg
Janice
Columbus
I. J. Oliver
William Messier
Walter Duckworth
Alfred Lee
Charleston
Arnold Dickinson
Mickey
Tommy
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
CAP Funds
Chlo ‘Federation of Business Women In
Missishler
Doa Henry
Marjorie Moler
Serino Shafer
Rex Gorham
Paul Kahler
Henry W. Court
Pleasant Valley Personals
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