Flights and Foreign Conferences May Tie to Nazi Sabotage
Washington writer questions whether Nazi agents caused crashes before or after major conferences in Europe. He cites burns of crashes around Cairo Casablanca and Yalta era events and argues for strict secrecy on presidential movements while urging responsible press restraint abroad.
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Washington
Preas
United States
Jonathan Daniels
White House
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Cairo
Brazil
Casablanca
London
Churchill
Bay of Biscay
Portugal
Leslie Howard
Sikorski
Poland
Gibraltar
Yalta
Subscription Rates and postal office notice
Subscriptions listed with prices for carrier one year thirteen dollars six months five fifty and more. Includes rates for Ohio and worldwide service with various terms and underlines eligibility for post office printing permits. Advertising policy noted and obituaries listed with nominal charges.
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Chio
Ohio
Obie
Athens
War and morals loom in readers letter on faith and liquor
Mrs. Florence Gillilan from Ceelville writes amid newsprint limits, arguing the war should end with God at the center. She warns liquor abuse, divorce, and adultery degrade a Christian nation and prevent lasting peace and a better postwar life for families.
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the Messenger
Christ
Florence Gillilan Ceelville
B.D
De Gaulle and the Big Three Rift Over France's Role
War today analyzes how General de Gaulle’s refusal to meet with President Roosevelt over the Crimean conference strains Franco-American relations. The piece argues his pique stems from seeking France’s restoration to parity with the Big Three and notes the Big Three intend to aid France’s return to influence in international councils.
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Dewitt Managadee
de Gaulle
Roosevelt
DeGaulle
France
Europe
Paris
Algiers
Roose'velt
Liszt and Chopin At A Formal Liszt Concert
An imaginative scene features Jozef Elsner encountering Liszt at a Chopin program. Madame Sand arrives with a candlelit entrance as Chopin’s music appears to flow through Liszt, drawing applause and a dramatic contract discussion between Elsner and Louis Pleyel.
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Jozef Elsner
Shjert
Liszt
Ederic Chopin
Melkbrenner
Joger Elsner
Chopin
Kalkbrenner
Kalk_brenner
Madame Sand
Franz l Liszt
Frederic
Louise Pléyel
Alfred de Musset
Franz Liszt
Frederic Chopin
Louis Pleyel
Tozer Edsner
Professor Elsner
Louis
Jozef
Humph
Midnight shutdown of night clubs stirs war era debate
Readers argue over a nationwide order closing night spots at midnight amid fuel shortages in World War II. Critics say the move targets a leisure class while many other “unimportant” businesses could be restricted, questioning why action was delayed and whether gas and electricity were better conserved elsewhere.
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Manhattan
Ohio
Real World War II GI Ambassadors To One World Ideals
Pfc. Robert Skinner of Gloucester recounts Christmas meetings with English relatives and gifts sent to his camp. The piece argues servicemen abroad embody America’s melting pot heritage and may advance One World ideas as ambassadors, beyond formal diplomacy.
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Pfc
Robert Skinner
Glouster
England
Europe
Taxation strains state and local budgets as federal overreach grows
The document argues that tax revenue depends on consumer purchases like tobacco and gasoline and warns that increased federal control reduces local and state tax bases. Ohio faces road repair costs, tax cuts from war-time revenue losses, and looming shortages in food and service tax funds. Citizens may face reduced services or higher taxes as government spending expands.
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Ohio
Quote on authority and the heart by P Wilson
A concise reflection states a man may command others yet cannot win their hearts. true influence comes from giving one’s own heart. The quote from P Wilson highlights leadership as earned trust rather than force.
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P. Wilson
Peter Edson's Letter From Washington on State Department matters
Washington, D. C. The letter reviews six major topics that drew public letters to the State Department last year. It notes campaigns by Methodists and Baptists for a Christian Peace, pressure over Britain’s Palestine policy, and organized relief drives for Europe. It mentions Polish Americans backing the London government, reactions to the Crimea settlement, and Dumbarton Oaks peace plan discussions shaping public interest.
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Washington
D. C
Department of State
Sear
State Department
Palestine
Europe
Roosevelt
Cluehill
Stalin
London
Crimea
Simar
Dumbarton Oaks
Jong
U. S
Bidwell Family and Church Social Minutes
The W.S.C.S of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. I. L. Coleman's home on February 14 with a long list of attendees including Mrs. T. J. Monte as president and Rev A Steele. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Vernon Coleman. News item notes Joseph H. Robinson, now a second lieutenant at Camp Maxey, Texas, and various local residents visiting relatives or staying with families over the weekend.
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Anthony Mirray
Paul Splee
Son of
Columbus
Ane
Lester Sofes
Cheshire News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Military Kept
Cheshire society items list weekend visits from Fielding Hawkins and daughter of Corning to Mr and Mrs N R Rohgeb. Mrs Clifford Harrison returns from Norfolk visiting Seaman husband. Audrey Thaxton of Huntington spends weekend with mother. Families of Roush and Rothgeb host and visit. GIs from Camp Blanding and furloughs noted. nurses enter Holzer Hospital program. various local moves and visits recorded.
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Cheshire
Fielding Hawkins
Corning
N. R. Roihgeb
Clifford Harrison
Norfolk
Seaman Clifford Harrison
Audrey Thaxton
Huntington
Ethel Rife
Lisyd Roush
Gallipolis
Lothie Roush
Aaron Davis
F. W. Butcher
Houston
Gilmore
Betty Rothgeb
Helen Atensworth
Holzer Hospital
James Rothgeb
Huntingon
NR. Rothgeb
Douglas Rife
Ft. Beaning. Ga
Ivan Grover
More
Marie
Hemlock News Notes on Local Military Family Visits
Hemlock notes show Lt Charles Bope and spouses visiting Abilene Tharp households, plus Linscott and Cunning visitors from Millertown. Cpl Joe Varga returns to Congo family after 28 months in the Mediterranean, with awards and a North Africa combat record. he reports to Columbia South Carolina after furlough.
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Allison Linscott
Millertown
Orza Linscott
Helen Dyer
Barberton
Bert Abbott
Jane Moore
Congo
Nina Eayle
Glenna Williams
Glouster
Dora Call
James Snowden
Violet Stallings
George Snowden
Charles Campbell
Andrew Takiang
Rosamong Gregory
Mildred Reed
East Palestine
Sgt
Charles
Campbell
Ann Campbell
Dunkle
Cpl
Joseph Varga
Frank Varga
Vargo
Mediterranean
North
Africa
Pearl Harbor
North Afrian
Semice
Guty
Columbia
5. C
Rendville School Notes Postpone February Meeting
Rendville Parent Teacher Meeting has been postponed for February. Room 5 led in a recent paper 9 strive. Margaret Mitchell of Room 14 received 5 stripes to lead all Paper Trooper groups. Mrs Eugene Snider is still unable to return after a fall on ice five weeks ago. Honor roll announced for first semester: First Grade Ralph Blackwell Richard Plant James Jones. Second Grade Margie Smith Cecil Butler Jr Yvonne Hill Roy Pierce. Third Grade Pamela Hill Eugene Jones Ernest Carmichael. Fourth Grade Evelyn Burley Norma Jean Plant. Fifth Grade Delores Hill Calores Fountain. Sixth Grade James Hall David Altman Edward Butler Clifford Murphy. Seventh Grade Vinton Smith Jr Vivian Owens Wanda Jean Carmichael. Eighth Grade Esther Ashby Major Fountain Jr Ronald Burley.
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Rendville
Margaret Mitchell
Eugene Snider
Ralph Blackwell
Richard Plant
James Jones
Margie Smith
C Cecil Butler, Jr
Yvonne Hill
Roy Pierce
Pamela Hill
Eugene Jones
Ernest Carmichael
Evelyn Burley
Norma Jean Plant
Delores Hill
Caelores Fountain
James Hall
David Altman
Edward Butler
Clifford Murphy
Vinton Smith, Jr
Vivian Owens
Wanda Jean ¢ Carmichael
Esther Ashby
Major Fountain, Jr
Ronald Burley
Corning social notes list births and local happenings
Corning sees the birth of Carolyn Sue DeCrow at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens on February 17 with father in the South Pacific. Local knitters, visits of servicemen, and community updates include Cpl Othel Radigan and Mrs. Radigan reassignment, Mr and Mrs Earl Spray visiting, and Irene Roberts returning with infant daughter.
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Corning
R. W. DeCrow
Carolyn Sue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
South Pacific
DeCrow
C. E. Haskins
Dessie Price
Bertha Ferguson
Gertrude Reese
Lydia Dew
Othel Radigan
Ruston
Luella Brown
New Lexington
Earl Spray
Neweark
Anne Spray
William McMichael
Corning Public Schools
Army
Bob Holden
Miami
Fla
Corporal Holden
Margaret Sauders
Shawnee
Maurice Rodgers
Inn
Hast Hill
William Clark
Chauncey
Irene Roberts
Bethesda Hospital
Sgt
Harald Roberts
Melvin Fox
Cpl
Othel Radigan Pryce Dunlap
Vern Duneap
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