Editors Seek Entry to Russia for Postwar News Exchange
Three American editors led by Wilbur Forrest travel on a private, non governmental mission from the American Society of Newspaper Editors to Cairo awaiting visas to Moscow. They aim to discuss freedom of news exchange with Soviet officials, deny wartime censorship, and plan a broader tour to India China and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moscow
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Cairo
Russia
Department of State
United States
Yalta
London
Paris
India
China
Australia
South America
Pioneer Committee
Wilbur Forrest
New York Herald Tribune
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Carl W. Ackerman
Graduate School of Journalism
Columbia University
Roosevelt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Marshal Stalin
Harriman
Subscription Rates From Cartitr and The Messenger
Subscription rates are listed for cartitr and outside Ohio. One year at 13.00, monthly 5.50, weekly 0.25, with Chicago and Athens options and a world-wide Special weekly Service a year. Outside Ohio prices vary, and mail terms include print paper permits and post office entries.
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Ohio
Otside
The
Messenger
Athens
A Nations
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Ttc
Long Remember Jozef Elsner Stays Behind
Jozef Elsner wakes at his desk thinking it is early. Frederic prepares to travel to Madame Sand’s château at Nohant with Franz Liszt, arguing about contracts with Louis Pleyel. The professor resists holidays as Frederic packs and departs, leaving Elsner alone in Paris as the story continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jozef Elsner
Elsner
Frederic
Louis
Pleyel
Madame Sand
Nohant
Franz Liszt
Chateau
Louis Pleyel
Monsieur Pleyel
Tech Tech
Tech
Louis Pleyer
Jozef Ebner
Chopin
Jozef Eisner
Paris
Freedom of the Press at William and Mary Weighs Censorship
The William and Mary controversy over a student editorial prompts debate on freedom of the press. Editors argue for broad liberty while college leaders demand censorship, noting that press freedom does not guarantee publication of every viewpoint. The piece stresses responsible publishing and libel rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of William and Mary
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Kaemerle
Roosevelt allies plot ahead for 1948 campaign theme
Washington insiders claim President Franklin D. Roosevelt shapes future politics for a 1948 bid. Leakers and close associates forecast strategy to defeat a Me Too opponent by leveraging wartime leadership, arguing for continued internationalism and a strong foreign policy image.
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Yalta
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
F.D. R
Wendell Willkie
Thomas F. Dewey
Roosevelt
Republic
White House
Dewey
Scay
Carriers Good as War Rages on Pacific Front
The article argues that carrier battleships and air power shape the Pacific war. Experts question how long the Japanese can sustain a costly war at sea while U S carriers hold the line and project air superiority.
Fragmented OCR confusion on names and events
The readable text contains garbled phrases about promises, deliveries, and nominations with unclear names and weak context, offering no coherent report or definite facts to summarize reliably. No verifiable individuals, places, or outcomes are clearly identifiable due to the damaged content.
Letter From Washington on war era clothing supply and prices
Peter Edson explains the clash in Washington over wartime clothing policy. Bureau of Labor Statistics finds affordable clothes scarce while industry reps argue workers can pay more. officials consider wage boosts and possible inflationary effects. Government orders aim to curb cheap lines, affecting shoppers seeking work or dress clothes in the coming weeks.
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Washington, D
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wnils
Imen
WPB
OCR
OPA
WEB
Neal Ecaroms
Emotional regimentation and national unity in wartime mood
The piece cites Fosdick warning against emotional regimentation as the nation experiences optimism after a military reversal. It notes differences with Allies pressuring transcontinental concerns, elation over the Crimea Conference, and a desire to end the war quickly while joining an international peace organization.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
Crimea
Red Cross Drive Starts Soon in Trimble Township
Mr W G Hughes will head the Red Cross Drive in Trimble Township and begin early this week. He will appoint workers who solicited last drive and may add more. M M Bryson acts as receiver at 22 Main St Glouster. Trimble’s quota is 2600 dollars as volunteers seek local donations to aid wounded service members and blood plasma supplies.
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Glouster
W. G. Hughes
Red Cross
Trimble Township
M. M. Bryson
Main St
Hughes
Special Services At Church of Christ Begin In Trimble
Special services started at the West Side Church of Christ in Trimble on Thursday February 22 and run nightly through Sunday March 4. Sunday morning worship is at 9 15 and all evening services at 7 30. The preacher is Mr George W Boutorfiste of Washington Pa.
Mrs Roxie Rutter Dies at Oakdale
Mrs Roxie Rutter aged 16 died at the home of her grandson Leonard Stiers in Oakdale on Saturday evening. Her husband Milton Rutter preceded her in death ten years ago. She leaves a son Clifford Rutter Glouster Route 1 and sister Littie Rutter near Glouster. Body at C F Wallace Funeral Home with funeral Tuesday at 1 pm in Holtster. Rev Mrs Kimmey Athens officiating burial at Holtster cemetery.
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Glouster
Roxie Rutter
Leonard Stiers
Oakdale
Milton Rutter
Clifford Rutter Glouster
Littie Rutter
C. F Wallace
Kimmey Athens
Holtster Eometris
Incomplete OCR. local event with hosts at Sundar ment
Fragmentary report lists Don Peden and others as hosts at a Sundar event. Mentions a home gathering and a second party at a mountain location. Details are unclear due to damaged text and misread names.
Glouster Social Notes and Local Messages
Glouster Women Society for Christian Service met in the Methodist Church with Mrs. Pauline Gamwell in charge and voted to mail The Upper Room to Honor Roll members. Committees appointed for mailing and devotionals. Social hour refreshments served. Local personal notices include Sgt. James Dennison on furlough from overseas missions, plans to reassignment in March, and several visits among residents. A falling tree killed Bernard J. Nye near town yesterday.
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AG. Winkle
Ralph Hines
Ansell Gamwell
Glouster
James Dennison
Thomas Dennison
Madison St
Santa Arma
Calif
Betty Lewis
Dayton
Jean Smith
Betty
Columbus
Orville Bingman
Paul Bingman
Marion
C. A. Bingman
Robert Brunton
Father Son Meet Held In Masonic Hall
About 50 masons and 40 guests gathered at the Masonic Hall for the annual father and son meeting. L. K. Heiskell presided, with M. M. LeFavor directing singing, and Marcella Jonas on piano. Fred Ervin spoke on Masonry and the Bible, presenting Glouster Lodge No. 607 with a Bible for altar use, which was accepted on behalf of the lodge by L. Heiskill. A program of student performances followed, featuring a male quartet and piano duets, ending with a social hour served with sandwiches, pie, pickles, coffee, and pop.
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Glouster
Masonic Hall
Father i and Son
L. K. Heiskell
M. M. LeFavor
Marcella Jonas
America
Glouster Lodge No. 607
Heishall
M. i. Bryson
C. F. Denford
C. F. Wallace
E.,.k. Pough
W. W. Wallace
Nancy Leake
Lynne Gladden
Margaret Grubbs
Alfred Howard
David Grubbs
Knight and
the Lady
Kenneth Price
Judy Vernon
Donna Parker
Amaryllis
Myra Anderson
Eileen Pough
Bodkin Returns to Hospital for Surgery
Delbert Bodkin was rushed to Marigita Osteopathic Hospital in the C. F. Wallace ambulance after a sudden turn for the worse. He had been hospitalized for treatment and surgery and was to return home before a later operation occurred.
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Glouster
Delbert Bodkin
C. F. Wallace
Bodkin
Village Clerk Vacancy in Chauncey During McCafferty Leave
Chauncey mayor W J Hines says the village council will accept applications for the temporary post of city clerk while regular clerk Jack McCafferty is on leave for army service. Since induction, council member John Smart has acted as clerk. applications due by the council's regular meeting night.
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Chauncey
W. J. Hines
Jack McCafferty
McCafferty
John Smart
Honors Texas Guest With Buffet Supper
Chauncey Miss Isabelle Courtney hosted Friday night at High Street home for club members from early high school days. The event honored Mrs. Elsie Worden Wright from McAllen Texas. gifts were given and a buffet supper was served to attendees Miss Lois Ann Shafer Miss Margaret Jackson Mrs Betty Dickerson Palmer Mrs Ethel Henry Carmean Miss Elsie Worden Wright and Miss Isabelle Courtney.
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Chauncey
Isabelle Courtney
High St
Elsie Worden Wright
McAllen
Texas
Waas
Lois Ann Shafer
Margaret Jackson
Betty Dickerson Palmer
Ethel Henry Carmean
Isabelle Courtey
Internee Will Speak At Plains Nazarene Church
Rev L C Os born a returned missionary from China who was interned in a Japanese prison camp for months will speak Tuesday February 27 at 7 oclock in The Plains Church of the Nazarene. He recently returned to the country on the Gripsholm and is a missionary of the Nazarene Church. Members and friends are invited to hear him. Rev J N Lakin is pastor.
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Chauncey
L. C. Osborn
China
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Gripsholm
The
Nazarene Church
J. N. Lakin
Condition Improves in Chauncey
Doris Eisenaugle, formerly of Chauncey, now at home in Wonderland near Columbus, has shown slight improvement after two weeks of serious illness but remains confined to her residence. She is the daughter of Mrs. Zimmie Smith and niece of Mrs. Marinda Cruikshank and Jennie Courtney of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Doris Eisenaugle
Wonderland
Columbus
Eisenaugie
Zimmie Smith
Marinda Cruikshank
Jennie Courtney
Chauncey Junior High to face Athens team in clash
Chauncey Junior High School will play Athens Junior High in a basketball game at Athens Wednesday at 7 p m announced.
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Chauncey Junior High
Athens
Chauncey
Athens Junior High
Compassion Week Offerings Reported Across Churches
Chauncey church services drew strong crowds for Compassion Week with a Sunday baptismal service. The special offering totaled 126.02 dollars, split among Trimble 45.71, Chauncey 44.00, Greens Run 16.67, Millfield 14.64, and Taylor Ridge 5.00. Final reports will be given next Sunday for those unable to attend, as announced by Rev. Gilbert Courtney.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Trimble
Chauncey Personal Notes From Green Run and Albany
Chauncey personal items list guests at the Fre Leake home Greens Run Miss Ruth Cruikshank of Columb and Pauline Bolin of Athens visited Chauncey hosting parents Mr and Mrs Luther Cruikshank at 2 West Main Street Mrs Leake recovering at Greens Run after a distant illness Wounded in action Millfield telegram informs Lawrence Johnson and Mrs Johnson that their son Pfc Ernest E Johnson was slightly wounded in Germany News brief notes social visits and family updates.
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George Daft
Baltimore
Fre Leake
Greens Run
Nancy Sanders
Millfield
Dow Sanders
Albany
Ruth Cruikshank
Columb
Chauncey
Luther Cruikshank
W. Main St
Cruikshank
Pauline Bolin
Athens
Red Leake
Lawrence Johnson
War Department
Pfc
Ernest E Johnson
Germany
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Toles
Effertin
Japan
Jess
Peter Edson
Red Cross Drive
Trimble District
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Don Peden
Ste
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Sundar
Dan
Beeg
MT Peat Bam
Aly
By Galbraith
COPA
Tore
EV Sea Service
Varsey
William
Plains Nazarene
Eda Heff
Kens
Millfield Church
Fred Sanders
Trimble Heights
Pvt
Jack Sanders
Patton
Third Army
Christma
Ralph Sanders
Chauncey — Weesly Quiltine
Ladies Aid Safety of
Chauncer Methodist Church
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