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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1946

Page

4

Night of Intrigue Ends With Suspect Arrest

In a tense exchange at Bateman's, Pike confronts Parcher over missing evidence and a murder link. A struggle follows with Pike overpowering Parcher as Lois and the Sheriff observe, revealing Pike's confession about Bateman's death and the room's scattered clues, including a smashed sleeping pills bottle.

Lois Parcher Los Trey Pike Bateman’s John Chavcant Lei Leis Les Parther Calvin

Old Guard Fights Change In Republican Party

Charleston Gazette notes that the Old Guard remains in control of the Republican Party, stifling progressive ideas and risking nominating another Alf Landon. It cites Willkie and Stassen as examples, cites Wayne Morse's defiance, and argues the public seeks progress over reaction.

Willkie Roosevelt Stassen Republican Party Old Guard Alf Landon Wayne Morse Morse Taft Truman America Congress Ward Heeler Charleston Gazette

Demobilization tempo and enduring need for service

The piece argues that demobilization is faster than expected but cautions that large numbers in uniform will be needed for years. It warns hopeful crowds misread the scale of defense, transport, and long-term military requirements, urging realism about postwar duties and threats. It quotes Mary Baker Eddy and others on perseverance.

Hisenhower God Mary Baker Eddy

President urged to seize major industries to end nationwide strike

The piece argues President Truman could use war power statutes and plant seizure to halt the Washington telephone strike and other work stoppages. It discusses legal limits on strikes, the Smith Connally act, and potential parallels to Britain’s 1926 Labor Disputes Act as Congress weighs new measures.

Washington Truman United States Department of Justice National Labor Relations Board Congress Britain America

Labor disputes need case by case handling says Schwellenbach

Peter Edson reports that Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach argues no single formula solves labor disputes after VJ Day. He cites four major strikes where fact finding and arbitration had mixed results and warns against a one size fits all national solution.

Washington Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach United States Schwellenbach General Motors CIO United Auto Workers Panada Labor Management Conference War Labor Board National War Labor Board Supreme Court For Labor Disputes War Labor Boards Railroad National Mediation Board Railway Adjustment Board

Theresa Ann Hunter Christened at St Pauls Athens

Infant Theresa Ann daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hunter was baptized Sunday Jan 6 at St Pauls Church Athens with Rev Father McMahon officiating Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Paul Allehney of Athens Mrs Minnie Lanning and Mrs Dee Plumbo of Columbus visited family. Allen Snider hospitalized for emergency appendectomy. several relatives discharged from the Army. influenza recovery noted for Mrs Laura Tipton.

the Plains Theresa Ann Clarence Hunter St. Paul's Church Athens Father McMahon Paul Aliehney Minnie Lanning Dee Plumbo Columbus Joe Wallace Ray Tucker Chauncey Preson Tucker Co. Ph. M S. Buffington Alle Buffington Navy South Pacific Boston Mass Piqua Allen Mariot S Carl Michael Thorne Dennis Childers Nelsonville R. D Doug Locke Donald Osborne Richard West Pomeroy Thomas Hensler Racine Martin Hunter Bill Thompson Roger Johnson Melvin Thompson Coshocton Carl Wicks Carl Eugene Dayton Buddy Wicks Wicks Laura Tipton

Dexter Notes Fresh social visits fill midweek in town

Dexter DEXTER BORD Queen of Bull Run visited his daughter Mrs Max Smith and family at Homer West Home on Wednesday. Visitors included Mrs Ella Nelson wintering at Athans who returned to Albany after a stay. Wilbur Braley and locals hosted guests from Dvesville and Huntington. Newlyweds Elmer McCaskey moved to the Grass Run farm. Local trips to Akron and Daxton were reported plus several calls and lodge attendance with neighbors and relatives.

Dexter—Bord Queen Bull Run Max Smith Homer West Ella Nelson William Gilloxly Athans H. C. Smith Albany Wilbur Braley Dvesville Cash Braley Airs Estel Arrowood Huntington

Veterans Cash Bonus Bill noted in federal action

The House of Representatives in Washington passed the Veterans Cash Bonus Bill as regional social events mark ten and twenty year memories in Athens Ohio area. Notable attendees at a Beasley Garage gathering include Mr and Mrs George Fleming and various local families.

Beasley Garage Athens Grange Hall George Fleming L. E. Herron S. Everett Grant Frank Coon Herman Cunningham Helen Cassell James Cassell Marian Carmichael Olive Dorsey Helen Fish al Hughes Frank Moler Claremont House of Representatives Washington, D.C Veterans

Dorcas News Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits

Dorcas community items list relocations and visits among residents. Bob Woods moved from Antiquity to Ira Beegle farm. Rev and Mrs Beegle spent a week with Addie Wilson. Harold Rhodes returned home after four years in the U S Army. Lt Allen Salser spent furlough from the Pacific with family. Several families visited Addie Wilson and exchanged news. Rabbits described as fur sources for many fur coats.

Dorcas Bob Woods Ira Beegle Ray Beegle Wilmington Beegle Addie Wilson Mildred Baker Dorcas Exchange Clifford Beaver Dale Beaver Zanesville Airs Harry Wolfe Edna Knopp Harold Beegie Jack James Shank Apple Grove Tom Beegle Harold Rhodes U.S. Army Camp Atterbury Allen Salser Pacific Ed Salser Columbus Lawrence Lillian Floyd Chapman Letart Ruby Wingett Liverpool Violet Boswell Chester W. Va Howard Biggs Oliver Landers Homer Biggs Steubenville Addie Decker Africa Italy

Community Notes From Coolville Church Meetings and Socials

WCTU plans a Jan 17 meeting at 7 30 PM at the Methodist Church with dues due. A Jan 21 harbor shower for Mr. and Mrs Forrest Linton is set at Mrs Linton’s parents home. WSCS and WSCS groups meet with projects and visits as listed, including plans for White Cross Hospital linens and February hosts. Several birthday gatherings and weekend visits are recorded with multiple local families in Coolville and nearby towns.

Coolville WCTU Methodist Church Forrest Linton Jean Kincade Murl Jackson Alda Larson Hazel Parrish White Cross Hospital Women's Society of Christian Service of Bethel Frank Reed Florence Gillilan Edward Blake Lottridge- Frank McPherson Earl Cowdery Hockingport Josephine Scott John Edd Athens Ray ePherson Marietta John Golden Elmer Rodehaver Frank Caldwell Sue Hoisington Gail Hickman Charleston W. S. Lowe James Wines Everett Flesher Parkersburg Roxie Flesher Susan Lowe Reedy W. Va William Wines Bonnie Lynn

Oak Grove Grange Meeting Set. School Reopens After Flu

Oak Grove Grange plans regular meeting Friday night. Oak Grove School reopened after a long holiday closure due to influenza. Local residents note family movements including veterans discharged from service and travels to Columbus and Athens.

Madrid Cave Dwellers Reveal War Aftermath Poverty

In Madrid suburbs hundreds live in sand hill caves after civil war displacements and wartime shortages. Families endure cold, floods, and scarce fuel with malnutrition and high infant mortality. The piece notes the tragedy of postwar housing and ongoing suffering for the poor.

Dewitt MacKenzie Madrid Old City Spain

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Congres John Clay NEA Service Ife Bateman Melater Honeybee FW. Nichol Glagstone Peter Edson the Plains News Dexter News Orland Gandee Boosters Club Clarence Natzigger E. J. Arnold John Lightfoot Will Simington Esther Varity F. D. Higgins Albert G. Jenkins Elmer Pettit Hocking County Dramatics Organization of Ohio University Melba Woodworth Frances Zinche Art Cameron William Leurent Charles Woodworth Irma E. Voigt W. H. Cooper G. E. Whipple Athens Board of Education A. B. Roe L. J. Addicott Coolville News Oak Grove York Grange Leonard Zennerman Tommy Myrta Hartman Grant Hospital Mabie Barrows Lee Chase Laura Hartman Howard Hartman John Hartman Germany Jack Hankieson Eugene Hankieson Edith and Evelyn Hartman Charles Maruman By Galbraith Mercy Sydney Hamanaka
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