Vandenberg and Poland: A Senate Debate on Postwar Boundaries
The piece reviews Senator Arthur Vandenberg's stance on Poland's postwar borders, his Yalta criticisms, and the shift in U S policy. It contrasts his call for a demilitarized Germany with Roosevelt's later support, and warns that the San Francisco UN conference may force revising the Yalta settlement to avoid a fragile status quo.
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Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Poland
Churchil
Germany
Britain
United States
Russia
Moscow
Senate
Roosevelt
Yalta
Crimea
Senator Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Peace League
State of the Union
Lublin
London
San Francisco
United Nations
American Senate
Subscription Rates and Service Notices for Athens Post
Subscription rates listed for various carriers and regions include 1 year prices of 13.50 in Otto and 10.00 outside Ohio, with weekly and monthly options. Special weekly service edition offered worldwide at 1.50 a year. Notices indicate Second Class Matter status and distribution details through The Messager and John W. Cullen Company with offices in Columbus and Cleveland.
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Otto
Ohio
Mrsecoger
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chitize
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Iwo Jima and Pacific War Described At Millfield Club
Millfield notes recounts Iwo Jima as a pivotal Pacific battle. Marines land and face a strong Japanese garrison as air power and ships prepare a massive bombardment. Also covered are club activities, a patriotic program, and members’ social updates.
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Millfield
Velma’ Wem
Dewitt MacKenzie
oWse Guinea
Maxine Boudiiwo
Tokyo
Janet Cole
Celia Boudinot
Velma Wemmer
Iwo Jima
Jima
Island
Pacific
Mikado
Mae Boudinot
Florence Pyle
Maxine Boudinot
Ruby Simpson
Ruth Powell
Columbus
Valentine
iWas
Charles Mvlpas
Hill
Edith Hightshoe
Cincinnati
Harold Showers
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Iwo Jima Sill
James Gillespie
Detroit
Lucille Morgan
Suner
Sylvia Taylor Attends Librarians Conference in Ohio
Jozef Elsner notes Sylvia Taylor amid a chaotic scene at a librarians conference in Columbus. The report hints at debates on library services for veterans, mentions George Sand, and describes letters delivered by carriage to a lodger, with Ellsner puzzling over the correspondence and its messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jozef Elsner
Pomeroy
Sylvia Taylor
Thebrary
Ohio Limost
Paris
Columbus
Eisner
Madame Mercier
Jozeth Elsner
Monsieur
Appeal for Veterans Aid Through Disabled American Veterans
In World War I and II, about ten percent of American forces were disabled, with the share expected to rise due to modern warfare. The Disabled American Veterans DAV assists claim resolutions, ongoing care, employment, and rehabilitation, extending support to dependents. The Veterans Administration partners with DAV to train 400 World War I veterans as national service officers, funded by government money, while a ten-year need of ten million dollars remains to cover salaries. a nationwide fundraising drive, endorsed by military leaders and 35 state governors, seeks broad citizen support.
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Disabled American Veterans
DAV
Congress
Veterans’ Administration
Veterans’ Administrator
Frank T. Hines
Vinson shuts Brookly n war plant over WLB defiance
The Economic Stabilization Director Fred M Vinson ends all Wir contracts at EA Laboratories and halts allocations in a hard line against a National War Labor Board order. arrests, charges of extortion, and a payrolls dispute with United Auto Workers emerge from the plant’s strike actions and union pledges.
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Fred M. Vinson
Brooklyn
Prisum
Atand
F. A. Laboratories
WLB
Vinson
Congress
Army
Navy
Letter From Washington on Canal, oilfield costs and postwar issues
Peter Edson reports from Washington on the canal dispute, Alaska pipeline costs, and refinery economics, noting higher than expected outlays and a push to update the Truman Committee findings. The piece links counterfeiting cases with wartime currency and outlines ongoing national security and foreign policy concerns across Europe, the Middle East, and the Pacific, including naval and strategic considerations.
Athens attorney named to Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Athens attorney R D Williams was named by Governor Davey as a Republican member of the Ohio Public Utilities Commission for a six year term. The article also notes local social events including a Valentine party prize winners Marsha Minameyer Frances Hartman and Dorothy Ann Schuter, and a birth announcement for Marjorie Ann Bardin.
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Athens
R. D. Williams
Davey
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Athens Fligh
Marsha Minameyer
Frances Hartman
Dorothy Ann Schuter
Kanauga WCTU Holds Meeting and Local Notices
Kanauga The WCTU met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Lees as secretary. John Rarke Jr and Patty Tis era of Columbus visited here with his parents Mr and Mrs John Rarke. Wounder's Day observed last Monday evening by Kanauga residents. Mrs John Harmon visited to spend weeks with her uncle James Harmon and family. James Burleson returned home after treatment for injuries from an accident. Several locals attended sick or extended stays. multiple relatives visited through the week.
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Kanauga
Lees le Deem
Secreta John Rarke, Jr
Patty Tisera
Columbus
John Rarke
Wounder
John Vickers
Charleston
Jane Anne Deem
Army Air Corps
Medical Corps
Daston
Leslie Deem
Walter Willams
Arhuckiey
Wy Og. Poon
John Harmon
James Harmon
Harmon
James M. Burleson
Thesyas McTwerrittt
James Cheesehrou
Burchfield
Trene Woodall
Feil
Iaie
Miers
Monnay
Cton
Polaos
Lewis Figer
Sarandar Tin Buntington
Vinton Brief News Notes
Mrs. F H Hoover of Alice was buried in Franklin Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Robert Hash returned from Florida. Miss Irene Casto RUN has gone to Baltimore then to enter nurse service. Captain J N Rees and wife visited here on five day furlough. Stanley Casto home on furlough returned to camp. Mrs Bulah Milton of Frazer Bottom WV visiting sister ill. J H Wysong and Kenneth Matthews of WV visited here. Valentine party held at church hall with games and refreshments. Casto visited nearby West Virginia recently. Medical discharge received for Junior Dedrick after 21 day furlough.
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W.va
Otho Powell
J. H. Wysong
Kenneth Matthews
West Virginia
Harvey Rive
Ackson
Neva Denne
Wayne Denney
KovaQth
Farah Boegs
Casto
Ferid
Inneh
Junior Dedrik
Harold Weath
Dexter News Notes Odd arrivals visit Dexter and area families
Dexter notes list visiting relatives and friends from Canton Charleston Athens Gallipolis Pomeroy and Star Hall. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Buryl White and son Gary, Mrs. Race Hill, Mrs. Leona Grimes, Eleanor Bail, Clair Blizzard, Liltie Minor, Cash Braley, William Bist, George Whitington, C Cook, Flos Cleland, Vesta Canade, Jane, Mina Steele, Fran Saxton and others.
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Dexter
Jane
Star Hall
Mina Steele
Elaine
Fran- Or
Athens
Corning News Notes Highlights Local Civic Life
Pvt. Frank Wycinski on 30 day furlough after service under Gen Patton received the good conduct medal Oak Leaf cluster the Purple Heart and the European campaign bar with three stars. Church groups met with 28 17 members present to plan youth activities and Easter music. Rose Dunlap celebrated her eighty fifth birthday with family at Millertown home. Corning prepares to organize a Girl Scouts troop sponsored by the Methodist Church with Rev Guy Tucker as leader. Public School to close Feb 22 for Washingtons Birthday observance.
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Corning
Frank Wycinski
Lombard’s
Wycinski
Gen. Patton
Rendville
Methodist Church
Dessie Spence
Ralph Hardy
Philos
United Brethren Church
Firm Lambert
Rose Dunlap
Millertown
Guy Tucker
Betty Dunlap
Virginia Davis
Jean Cales
Don Nelson
Bertha Ferguson
Washington
Walter Woodruff
Logan
Leon Keller
Postwar Youth Panel Highlights Skills and Citizenship
Guidance on sources for help in gaining needed training in new skills and books on handicrafts and occupational therapy. The session on Youth in the Postwar World, led by the College of Education at Ohio State University, urged youth to assume responsibility and join discussion groups on vital questions. Noted speakers included Louis Vischer John Tunis Victoria Lincoln and St Saumel Shell Barger among others in literary circles.
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College of Education
Ohio State University
Louis Vischer
John Tunis
Victoria Lincoln
St. Saumel Shellbarger
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Margaret Porter
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H. T. Wise
Hobson Study Circle
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Abraham Lincoln
Raymond Bardin
Marjorie Ann
Athens Community Drama Players
George Starr Lasher
C. N. Mackinnon
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Hazel Finsterwald
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W. G. Silvas
Izaak Walton
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