Okinawa Casualties Revised Upward in New York Times Dispatch
The New York Times reports Okinawa total casualties now 79,507 with 21,342 Army 16,313 Marine 9,721 Navy battle deaths and 21,592 Army non battle and 10,881 Marine non battle. Navy losses cited as greatest in U S naval history.
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Washington
Okinawa
New York Times
Guam
Times Dispatch
Nimitz
Tenth Army
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Pacific
Roy S. Geiger
Buckner
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Army Air Force
Air Force
Army Air Force Evaluation Board
Athens area church services list multi church notices
A long list of weekly services and meetings is published for churches in the Athens area. Itemized entries include First Methodist Wesley Foundation activities, Christian Science, Salvation Army, Pilgrim Holiness, Free Methodist, and various other local congregations with service times, Sunday schools, youth groups, and special events noted for January and upcoming dates. Many entries mention pastors and speakers such as Rev Harold F Kellogg and Rev Joe B Maffett.
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First Methodist Church
Wesley Foundation
Semmon
Harold F. Kellogg
Wesley Foundatispers
Dean Einar Hansen Ak
P.m
Fellowship
Delta Sigma Theta
Kappa Phi
Leona Alyse
Wesley
Foundation
Miami
Women's Society of Christian Service
Ten Years Ago Pomeroy Fire Chief Named
The town marked a historic council vote to break a three three deadlock over Herb Giles appointment as Pomeroy Fire Chief by Mayor C. Hess. Other notes include local clergy transfers and community events from Chauncey to Athens, and a report on past actions in the district.
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Herb Giles
Pomeroy
C. 5. Hess
Subscription rates across regions with varied terms
The notice outlines subscription prices by period and region including Ohio inland rates and mail options abroad. It lists yearly, half yearly, quarterly and weekly rates with currency variations and stipulates service constraints and postal classifications. The piece also notes national representatives and advertising rate inquiries.
Poisoned Bateman Mystery Deepens in PiaK
Pike and Roger Bland pursue a murder thread after Bateman’s supposed poison death. Bland reveals full knowledge if paid, while John Clay pressures Pike and hints an owner’s handkerchief and coat could prove guilt. The case grows with new suspects and tangled alibis.
Speed the Day Weaning from Big Government Controls
The article argues that wartime and social welfare measures will not end. It warns that government dependence grows as prices and controls reappear after relief. It predicts a shift as more citizens secure themselves and move toward homesteads away from urban reliance on federal benefits. Southeast Ohio is noted as a region where this shift gains traction.
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Washington
Ohio
Landing of the Pilgrims in Little Creek Harbor
Sixteen people rescued after arriving at Little Creek Virginia in a 33 foot boat from Estonia an 8000 mile 129 day voyage. They fled Nazi influence and face immigration parole pending a U S Attorney General appeal. The writer urges liberalized policy and notes their courage versus current citizenship debates.
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Little Creek
Virginia
Atlantic
Estonia
U. S
America
Australia
Haven
Plymouth Rock
Strike Threat Prompts Call for Mine Insurance in Kentucky
United Mine Workers district president Sam Caddy warned of action as no workers would report to mines lacking Workmen's Compensation Insurance. Twenty four Kentuckians died in a mine reported to have no coverage, a gap created by optional insurance under state law. The matter likely moves to the Kentucky legislature to mandate protection for miners.
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Sam Caddy
United Mine Workers District
Kentucky
Caddy
Choice of two weapons sparks fear for mankind
The Navy warns that man made epidemics of deadly diseases could be used as weapons in future wars. The piece frames the threat as humanity facing a stark choice between invisible biological threats and atomic weapons, underscoring existential risk.
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Navy
Turkish Stand Against Russian Territorial Demands
The Russian press accuses Turkey of sword rattling as Ankara vows to resist by force if needed a Moscow demand for several thousand square miles of Turkish land. This marks a shift from Turkey's usual knee rattling response to similar requests.
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Turkey
Washington Letter on State Department Information Programs
Peter Edson discusses opposition to the State Department plans for peace time information and cultural relations, detailing the proposed OIC restructuring under William Benton. He covers staff counts, budget estimates, and the shift of espionage duties to the War Department while noting quoted classical aphorisms.
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Washington
State Department
Pup
Office of International Information and Cultural Relations
OIC
OWII
Office of War Information
OSS
Office of Strategic Services
OIAA
Nelson Rockefeller
Office of Inter- American Affairs
William Benton
OWT
Rockefeller
Benton
Japan
Germany
NIA
National Intelligence Authority
Alfred McCormack
Iommon
War Department
AH Nia
Army
Navy
ONI
FBI
Commerce
State Department Foreign Service
McCormack
Congress
Letter From Son Describes Delays and Frustration of Army Service
The writer, a public letter from Robert Barnhart of Coolville, reports delays and anger in the army unit. He cites being kept at a port, potential redeployment to Le Havre, and a march to home by March or April. He notes sending six cablegrams to Statesmen and newspaper men and senators to express discontent. He says meals are decent but morale is low and predicts little work or pay from the bay. He closes noting he is fed up and hopes for better humor next time.
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Geiger
Pacific
20Th Strategic Air Force
Marianas
Washington
Okinawa
Army Air Forces
Strategic Air Forces
Japan
Unity of Command
the Messenger
Robert Barnhart
Coolville
LeHavre
Free Press Policy Under De Gaulle Upheld in France
Paris reports emphasize absolute freedom of the press under De Gaulle with no censorship since V J Day. Anyone may start a newspaper amid imported newsprint shortages, while a forthcoming law will require disclosure of newspaper backers and curb foreign subsidies. Penalties for bribery or illicit publishing could reach twelve years in prison.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Paris
de Gaulle
Jana
Num
Ber
France
Church Services and Revival Topics in Corning
In Corning several churches list services and topics. St Bernard's Catholic Church offers masses at 8 and 10 on Sunday and 7 on weekdays. United Brethren notes Sunday School at 9 30 and sermons on Unity in the Body of Christ and The Parable of the Sower with evening worship at 7. Church of God presents morning service at 9 30 and evening sermon What Coming Needs with a 7 o clock service and prayer meeting on Wednesday. A Farm Credit Administration note reports daily loan activity averaging over 5 million dollars in 1934.
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Athens
Pilgrim Holiness
Young Peoples
Cottage
Sarah Gaston
Mill St
Kilvert
Church OF God
Troy
Redtown Free Methodist
Leroy Hietz
Wesleyan Methodist
Young People's Meeting
Roy Straus
Danville Pilgrim Bible School
Earl Wachenschwanz
ST. Bernard's Catholic Church
United Brethren
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Athens Area Church Services
Athens County Union
Pilgrim Holiness Church
East Canaan
First Christian Church Bible School
Myrta Ashworth
Subjed
Christian Leader
Joe B. Maffett
Maffett
Christian Endeavor
John Fee
Women's Council
Salvation Army
Holiness
Salvation Meeting
Girl Guards
Sunbeams
Corps
Junior Legion
Holiness Meeting
Christian Science
Leroy Hiett
Albany Charge
Townhouse
Temple
Albany
Pearl Chapel
Snowville
Pleasant Valley
Chesterhill-Amesville Methodist Charge
Amesville
Chesterhill
Logan
Amesville Presbyterian
Pleasanton
Bates
Clarks Chapel
New Marshfield
Union
Richland Avenue
Church OF the Good Shepherd
George Sixbey
St. Luke's Church
Marietta
Church OF Nazarene
Dreil H. Goff
Mound Bill Mound Hill
Graham Chapel
Roy Deeter
South Canaan Baptist Church School
Charles J. Bowen
Carpenter Firs Baptist Church
Stewart Pilgrim Holiness
Helen E.tatmann
Morristown Mission Cottage
Amos. Sorrell
Logi Pilgrim Holiness Sunday School
Helen W. Taimann
East Milleteld
East Millfield
Iseven
H. Mingus
Karl Gardner
Glen Gardner
Chauncey
I. B. Tucker
Rolland Bright
Franz K. Hall
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
George S. Holdren
Rufus Putnam
Ohio University
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Fairplay Chapel Bible School
David Geyer
First City Bank
A. P. Miller
Trimble Township
Jin Glouster
Maite Ohio
Avaisbie
Eplarse
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
Tors
Columbus O
Cleveland
John Clay
Roger Bland
Pike
Bateman
Bland
Miss Tudor
Unis
Mr. Clay
Jonn Clay
Mr. Calvin
John
Burt
Peter Edson
Kingdom of
Heaven
Caird
Lyon
Emerson
George Eliot
the Public Forum
By Galbraith
WEA Service
Georg
Corning
The
Farm Credit Administration
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