Senate may withhold consent on Yalta pact renewals
United States Senate may reserve action on Roosevelt and Churchill agreements from Yalta as Russia seeks territory pledges for Kuriles and southern Sakhalin. The disclosure tests Senate prerogatives and a potential ratification path for postwar arrangements with Moscow.
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Washington
Yalta
United States Senate
Russia
Japan
Kuriles
Sakhalin Island
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Byr
Kuviles
Sakhalin
United States
Balkan
Europe
Far East
United
Heyrnés
Subscription rates and domestic mail terms
Rates show four year at 13.00 and six months at 6.50 with various three month and weekly options. Domestic and Ohio mail terms listed, plus overseas options, and requests for service men letters sent to Athens Post Office. Advertising rates available on request. Obituary and card charges noted.
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Ohio
Mal
Vailanle
Weil
wWu
Wp & Fetter
Murder at the Wilson home prompts police inquiry
In the narrative, Phillipa’s death on a cliff is treated as murder by the household. Fletch and Dru offer alibis, while Jeffery, Straub, and Zern press for actions and an investigation. Dru recounts a possible trip with Fletch that night and a late storm, hinting at a key timeline discrepancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straub
Phillipa
Mr. Wilson
Zern
Jeffrey
Fletch
Mr.Watson
Dru
Arivy
Jaren
Dr. MacDonald
Smith
Wilkson
Nana
Tire District Attorney's Office
Atlantic City
Camden
Mme
Betsy
Faras Carden
Molotov warns of third world war over Polish forces
Foreign Commissar Molotov rants that anti Russian forces in Europe keep fighting in disguise as he attacks Polish General Anders troops in Italy. He accuses allies of aiding fascist opposition and cautions that deportations could spark more conflict.
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Molotov
Russia
Europe
Anders
Italy
Poland
United States
Britain
Bird Dog Comeback Could Boost Game for Hunters
The article argues for dog use to retrieve game to prevent losses as returning service members swell hunter numbers. It notes bag limit flexibility, issues with giving away game, and estimates of millions of ducks and pheasants lost yearly that dogs could save.
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America
South Dakota
Fruits of Amiability and the Truman Dilemma
An editorial critiques President Truman for amiable leadership during wartime to postwar reforms. It argues his desire to please hindered timely rationing adjustments amid European shortages and warns against wishful regimes when public cooperation and firm decisions are needed.
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Mr. Truman
White House
Europe
Truman
President hints at more secret wartime agreements
President Truman declined to say whether more secret Big Three understandings remain hidden. He noted wartime conferences produced clandestine deals, many now public, and suggested undisclosed agreements would be revealed at the proper time. The piece recalls Byrnes' remark about Roosevelt agreeing to Kurile possession by Russia.
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Truman
Byrnes
Roosevelt
Kuriles
Russia
The
United
Employment Act passage masked by wording shifts
Peter Edson analyzes how the Employment Act was renamed and watered down in language by conference committee members. Supporters claim the act still achieves its aims while opponents see a victory in removing certain economic provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Trujan
Taft
Carter Manasco
Alabama
Will Whittington
Mississippi
Conference Committee
Senate
House
Manasco
Whittington
Tali, Buck
Delaware
Radcliffe
Maryland
Barkley
Kentucky
Murdock
Utah
Taylor
Idaho
Feber
New Hampshire
Rights and limits on transferring Kurile territory
The speaker argues that states cannot unilaterally transfer Kurile territory to Russia and that only a treaty between the Allies and Japan can do so. Mr Byrnes supports including these terms in treaties, and the Senate should demand this procedure. The ultimate merit of any agreement can be judged later.
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Russia
Japan
Byrnes
Senate
Albany Garden Club February meeting hosts and fund plans
Mrs Brooks Russell hosted the Albany Garden Club at Pomeroy Road for the February meeting. Plans to raise funds for a memorial for service men were discussed and programs featured The Ohio Buckeye and native trees. Members donated to multiple causes and social visits followed with various club members and guests in attendance.
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Alba
Brooks Russell
Albany
Pomeroy Road
Etta Bean
Stinson
L. C. Chase
H. M. Stinson
Living Memorial Forest
Cancer Fund
Annette Phelps
Pan-American Fellowship Fund
Penny Art Fund
M. Baughman
China
Bess Ross
Eddie Ross
Columbus
Lloyd Thorne
Billy
U. S&s
H. M. Stanley
Edward
Jack Carbaugh
Clarence Cooper
Sterl Williams
Springfield
Trem Weener
New Straitsville
Emma Bailey
Mildred Doss
Betty
Molly Williams
And
Mar
Jesse Gilkey
Ed Parker
Athens
Hemlock Grove Grange Attends Meeting and Events
Sunday School attendance 18 and 41 members at Hemlock Grove Grange meeting last Saturday. Officers conference Thursday evening and a potluck planned for February 16. Local social notes include visits among Midkiffs Hellman Heilman Logan Hawk Clark Sargent and others.
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Hemlock Grove
Hemlock Grove Grange
The
Grange
Porter Midkiff
Homer Midkiff
Bert Romine
Sors
Gene and
Kenneth
Silas Taylor
Homer Baxter
Wilbur Midkiff
Sam
Elbert Taylor
Carl Hellman
Peach Fork
Ziba Midkiff
R. V. Heilman
Betty
Bunker Hill
Earl Brickles
Avis Logan
Columbus
George Logan
Sewing Club
Emmett Hawk
Rocksprings
Eldon Clark
Grant Roberts
Joint Pleasant
Hugh Mulligan
Bob Sheridan
Elsie Perry
Athens
R. D
Ollie Clark
John Sargent
Carol
Doyle Sargent
Golda
Notable OU professor speaker at Civ Federation event
Ace Prof William H Fenzel of Ohio University spoke at the Civ Federation after returning from a three month world tour. Dean Edwin Watts Chubb announced retirement plans after thirty six years as Dean of Arts and Sciences. WPA pay for Athens County in February totaled 37568 73 dollars. Athens Water Works added an electric bowing device to thaw frozen pipes. Twenty years ago John H Price was named assistant state examiner in the Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices. Local social and highway officials attended gatherings and events around town including reading clubs and a highway school in Columbus.
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Len
William H. Fenzel
Civ Federation
Edwin Watts Chubb
College of Arts and Sciences
Ohio University
John H. Price
Airs
Anna K. Price
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of
Nelsons wed in Pilgrim Holiness Parsonage ceremony
Kimberly notes report Kimberly Victor Nelson son of the late A H Ott Nelson married Lucille Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs William Warren on Sunday Feb 2 at Pilgrim Holiness Parsonage in Twelsonville conducted by Reverend B A Awe. Nelson recently discharged from Germany after nearly three years in European theater and plans to live in Springfield. Mrs Nelson a Nelsonville High School graduate and bookkeeper at Ohlinger and Wolfe Store in Nelsonville. Both are members of Pilgrim Holiness Church.
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Kimberly — Francis Victor Nelson
A. H
Ott) Nelson
Lucille Warren
William Warren
Pillgrim Holiness Parsonage
Twel‘‘sonville
B. A. Awe
Springfield
Nelson
Nelsonville
Ohlinger and Wolfe
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Alice Cooksey
Lorraine
Hester Campbell
Herbert Bailey
Spice Lick
Columbus
Homer Adams
Andrew Adams
Clarence Nelson
Buchtel High School
Funeral for Mrs. Lucille Wortman Held in Hamden
Large gathering attended the funeral for Mrs. Lucille Wortman who died Friday from coronary thrombosis. The service was led by former United Brethren minister C. A. Remington. Burial followed in Hamden Cemetery. Also noted were family updates, marriages and local visits across Hamden and nearby towns.
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Hamden
Lucille Wortman
C. A. Remington
United Brethren
Thomas Boyer
Harold Wortman
Charles Leach
Wellston
James
Carl
Raymond
New Boston
Clarence Sherrod
Columbus
Ralph ‘Eet
Bernard Greathouse
Frances Littlejohn
O. R. Zeigter
Walter Tolbert
Edith Delores
Clarky Ward
Kermit Ward
Henry Sprague
Earl Bennet
Herbert Sprague
Texas
James Ridgeway
Jackson
Alice Jane Ridgeway
San Diego
Calif
Earl Sprague
L. M. Wills
Harold Sprague
U. S. Navy
Ollie Marie Tedrow
Ohio University
Henry Perry
Dayton
Bokar Field
Fla
James Baker
Richard Baker
Kathryn Haynes
Glen Roy
Artre Baker
Millie Zervis
Marion Dye
Karl McKinnis
Fred Clark
Ray
Dolpha Perry
Ira Saultz
Main St
John Harris
Carbondale Personal And Social Notes Summary
Ralph Williams returned from Shelter Arms Hospital with improved condition. Mrs. Freda Crow thanks friends for hospital cards. Floyd Tremain of Columbus visited his parents over the weekend. Mrs. Audrey Milton of Akron and daughter visiting her parents. Revival services at the Methodist Church closed Sunday night after a large crowd with Wilbur Householder of Jacksonville leading the song service.
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Carbondale
Ralph Willliams
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Freda Crow
Floyd Tremain
Columbus
Albert Tremain
Audrey Milton
Akron
Porter Sweazy
Cleo Barstow
Methodist Church
Llarge
Wilbur Householder
Jacksonville
Sing My Heart
A short poem titled Sing My Heart by Leda Sams reflects wintry Ohio hills and budding signs of spring as nature frames a hopeful, emerald contrast to snow. The piece personifies winds and trees, urging the heart to join the season’s chorus.
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Ohio
Leda Sams
Public Forum Letter Questions Prohibition Era Outcomes
The writer disputes prohibition aided by WCTU and claims ban caused bootleggers, poison liquor, and crime. He recalls a Cleveland resident who died at 65 after misdiagnosis and argues reverting to saloons would curb abuse. Letter to the editor by Frank Donovan dated Cleveland, Feb. 10.
The Lady at the Bus Station Honored by Service Members
Reader Hutchinson praises a kind woman at the bus station who assists service members daily. She helps call taxis, locates shelter, and keeps luggage safe while they run errands or grab a bite. The letter suggests a public acknowledgment from the paper for her small, appreciated acts.
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the Messenger
Sheltter
Lpaper
Hutchinson
Jewish Conference Plans UN Program in Cleveland
The American Jewish Conference will meet in Cleveland from February 17 to 19 to develop a program for presentation to the United Nations Organization.
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Cleveland
United Nations Organization
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