Students Must Prove Right To Be in College
Ohio University officials told about 600 entering students that they must prove their right to study. Dean W S Gamertsfelder warned that lazy students may be asked to leave as housing shortages limit enrollment to about 3200. About 3090 permits issued to register, with 1825 freshmen and 1265 upperclassmen. Housing remains tight, though more rooms appear available. out-of-state veterans are barred to ease space.
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Athens Messenger
Gamertsfelder
Ohio University
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Graduate College
College of Arts and Sciences
Memorial Auditorium
Ohio
Gamertofelder
Dean Gamertsfelder
F. B. Dilley
University College
Einar A. Hansen
Bean
Phillip L. Peterson
Peterson
Dean Peterson
Rainfall Totals Reported in Athens
Athens recorded .54 inch of rain last night marking the first significant fall since December. Local weather observer Mrs. G N France reports temperature at 44 midday with a high of 37 and a low of 32.
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Athens
G .N. France
Buckley’s Canadian Mixture Promises Fast Bronchial Relief
An ad touts Buckley’s Canadian Mixture as a unique non syrup remedy for bronchial irritation from colds. It claims instant relief, loosening phlegm, soothing raw membranes, and easier breathing, with a money back guarantee. Available at local drugstores in Gloucester and Drury.
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Buckley
Backley
Glouster
Drury Drug Store
Rural Life Sunday Plans Discussed in Athens County
Plans for Rural Life Sunday in all Athens County churches on May 5 were discussed by Rev O L Willits of the Ohio Council of Churches and the Athens County Ministerial Association at the First Methodist Church. He urged observance to bless seed sowing and crop planting and noted city and rural church cooperation with Grange 4 H Club Boy Scouts Farm Bureau and extension services. Attending were numerous area ministers including Rev Henry M Tenney Amesville Presbyterian Rev Gilbert Courtney Chauncey Disciples Rev J A Bretz Chesterhill Methodist Rev W C Dennis Coolville Methodist Rev Eugene Brown Glouster Methodist Rev L Evans Nelsonville Disciples Rev W M George Nelsonville Methodist Rev O M Awe Athens Pilgrim Holiness Rev E C Kenes Wesleyan Methodist Rev Don Allen Methodist Rev Harold Kellogg Methodist Rev Fred Luchs Presbyterian Rev Joe B Maffett Christian Rev M T McDonald Methodist and Rev E G Roessner Methodist Kenney and Awe serve as chair and secretary respectively.
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Athens County
O. L Willits
Ohio Council of Churches
Athens County Ministerial Association
First Methodist Church
Wallits
The
Ohio Council
Grange
Farm Bureau
L . Evans
Nelsonville
Discipie
W. M. George
Methodist
O M. Awe
Athens
Pilgrim Holiness
E. C iKennes
Wesleyan Methodist
Don Allen
Harold Kellogg
Fred Luchs
Presbstenan
Joe B. Maffett
M. T. McDonald
E. G. Roessner
Mr. Kenney
Ministerial Association
Mr. Awe
Athens toy firm grows from ex officers story
John Carroll and Maxwell Levy, two former combat navigators, started Athens Industries in Athens after choosing Ohio University over 18 colleges. They converted a garage at 129 W. State St into a small factory and plan to produce 125 toys daily, beginning with an acrobatic donkey. They seek Army surplus materials and aim to expand to a dozen new toys while balancing school duties.
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John Douglas
Ohio University
Athens
Athens Industries
John Carroll
Maxwell Levy
Houston
Texas
Europe
Carroll
Ansious
General Motors
Detroit
State St
OPA
Levy
Italy
135Th Air Force
John Carol
France
Sill
Carrol
Market Notes Intermittent Gains Amid Farm and Stock Reports
Modest advances in selected stocks contrast with broader market hesitation. Livestock futures show steady demand with hogs near 184, cattle around 90 to 100, and steady prices for pork and sausage cuts. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati markets list varied hog, cattle, and calf values, while industrials such as Anaconda, Du Pont, General Electric, and Goodyear appear in the broader listing.
Grain and Produce Prices From Local Markets
Grain and produce prices list assorted grades and weights for eggs beef and poultry. Record notes current receipts for consumer graded eggs spring chickens roasting chicks and approved government grades. also lists potatoes and various chicken and egg grades with pricing and size descriptors.
How Rent Income Is Computed for Tax
The article explains 1945 tax rules for rental income and deductions. It covers schedules B G and F, required reporting of gross rent, allowable expenses including repairs, utilities, taxes, and depreciation, and how to allocate costs when renting part of a property. It also explains sub rents, partial-year rental use, and royalties treating royalties like rents for tax purposes.
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Burton Heath
NEA
NEW York
Rent Heat Lights Telephone Maid Services
A brief classified entry lists costs for rent heat lights and telephone maid services. The note indicates these are hired or provided services, with basic terms and potential charges referenced.
Two Petitions For May 7 Primary Filed In Athens County
Two petitions for candidates on the May 7 primary election were filed in the Athens County Board of Elections yesterday. Dasti Johnson, clerk, stated today. Dr. E LeFever Glouster filed to seek re election as State Representative on the Republican ticket. William Withem Glouster filed to be placed on the ballot as a candidate for County Commissioner on the Democratic ticket. No petitions had been filed by incumbent Commissioner Charles Bolin or County Auditor Ralph Elliott by noon. Deadline for petitions is Wednesday at 6 30 p.m.
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Athens County Board of Elections
Dasti Johnson
Isolationist trend risks repudiation of UNO says Kiwanis speaker
Dr Wilfred J Smith historian and former colonel warned that rising isolationism could force repudiation of the United Nations Organization. He urged world engagement and proposed an international police force and world air force armed with atomic bombs to deter war. Smith explained UNO structure, stressed the Security Council’s power, and noted the U S lacks enforcement “teeth” while Iran’s situation shows limits of sanctions. He cautioned America cannot act alone and highlighted Saipan and Iwo Jima dispossession debates. George Hunter introduced as Kiwanian of the week, Roy Petley guest coach at Ohio U.
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United Nations Organization
Wilfred J. Smith
Ome Univrsity
Kiwanis Club
Berry Hotel
UNO
United Nations
Smith
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Security Council
Mandates Council
International Court of Justice
Dr. Smith
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Great Britain
Russia
China
France
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Mandates
Truck Held For Reloading After Timber Load Overhang
A truck loaded with heavy timbers protruding more than 16 feet behind the bed and eight feet beyond the front bumper was held for reloading. Marshall W. Justice, 30, of Cincinnati, was fined 25 dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor Franz Woodworth on a charge of not displaying a red light. He was arrested on Routes 56 and 33 west of Athens by a state patrolman. The timber, about 18 inches square, was being hauled to a construction project at Marietta.
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State Highway Patrol
Marshall W. Justice
Cincinnati
Franz Woodworth
Athens
Marietta
Mayor Fines Five Persons
Five individuals were arraigned before Mayor Franz Woodworth this morning and yesterday. E Bobo 25 Athens Route 3 was fined 10 dollars and costs for orderly conduct. Russell Mayles 55 Midfield Route 1 pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 5 dollars and costs. John Carpenter Coal Grove Ohio admitted a similar charge and was fined 5 dollars and costs. James P Burns listed as Cuyahoga County and U S Army and Mrs Rita Green 29 Cleveland were each fined 25 dollars and costs for cohabitation in a local hotel. WILL MEET THURSDAY Graham Chapel Prayer Band meets Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Gaston with Henry Lauer as leader.
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Franz Woodworth
Endward E. Bobo
Athens
Russell Mayles
Midfield
John Carpenter
Coal Grove
Ohio
James P. Burns
Cuyahoga County
U. S. Army
Rita Green
Cleveland
Woodworth
Graham Chapel
Arthur Gaston
Henry Lauer
Tense Situation In Spain Discussed By Dr Ondis
Dr Lewis A Ondis of Ohio University spoke to the Athens Rotary Club at Berry Hotel about Spain's tense political climate. He noted the exile government moving to London and Paris and Franco's regime potentially naming Prince Alfonso king, with censored news and rising unrest. He outlined rationing, black market activity, and anticipated rapid news from the rival powers as tensions escalate.
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Spain
Lewis A. Ondis
Ohio University
Athens
Rotary ‘Club
Berry Hotel
Sidney Browne
Church of the Good Shepherd
Ondis
Rotarians
Mexico City
London
Paris
Madrid
Prince Alphonso
Grand Jury To Meet At 9 A.M. Wednesday
The February Grand Jury will convene Wednesday at 9 a m in the Athens County Court House. Francis Earl Collins of 25 Smith St has been held on $5 000 bail awaiting grand jury action after arraignment before Mayor Franz Woodworth on a charge of criminal assault involving an eight year old girl.
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Athens County Court House
Francis Earl Collins
Smith St
Franz Woodworth
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