Demobilization debate from Washington dispatch
David Lawrence notes military leaders face criticism over overseas mutinies and delayed demobilization policy. He argues Congress and the War Department should clarify plans, suggests expanding the Marine Corps to 500000 for Pacific replacements, and says Europe can rely on volunteers while recruitment for the Pacific remains the key challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mt Dema
Plas
Congress
Con
United States
Wan Department
America
Marine Corps
Pacific
Europe
Frany E Cejay
Mysterious Dinner Confrontation Ends With Threats
In a dim pub Pike and Roger Bland clash as Bland hints at forcing Pike to testify. Lois senses danger while Pike plans a library meeting and may pursue Miss Felton, Bakerfield kin, and Mrs Clay to uncover a hidden motive. The informant message ups the stakes as the night unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Lois
Sam
Miss Felton
Mary Butler
Bakerfield
Clay
Fay Tudor
Marcia Clary
Roger Bland
Public Responsibility on Home Front and Army Morale
The article reports on a Frankfurt meeting between General McNarney and enlisted men amid homeward demonstrations. It critiques public pressure on Congress and draft boards, notes shortages of replacements, and warns that pullback from abroad risks weakening national defense and inviting foreign powers. It cautions that both political extremes align against sustained international duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNarney
Frankfurten-the-Main
le Havre
Congress
States
Europe
Germany
Japan
Joe
Johnny
Russia
When a strike becomes rebellion in England
William Collins argues that Britain moving to state control of coal mines marks the Labor regime’s first major step toward socialism. He warns government ownership would shift workers from servant to master, predicting harsher government suppression of strikes and contrasting the private coal sector in the United States where miners can protest without facing government-led oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
England
Bowles Weevil Ignores Cotton Regret In OPA Ceiling Row
Peter Edson surveys OPA plans to set a base ceiling of 22.42 cents a pound on 15 16 inch mid dlning cotton. Southern cotton farmers call it an insult while cotton mill interests warn higher raw prices ripple to textiles and clothing. OPA argues parity demands uniform treatment and warns price controls may otherwise unravel. Biblical and moral quotes close the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Chester Bowles
Mr. Bowles
Arkansas
Bowles
Elper Thomas
Oklahoma
Acshire
Metx
Mayle Home in Glouster Swept by Fire Saturday
The Glouster fire department battled a Saturday blaze at the Hayes Mayle property in No 6 District. Mrs Mayle and a boarder Wiley Harris were inside before a neighbor alerted them. Fire Chief John Crawford estimated about 1000 dollars in damage to building and furniture, likely from defective wiring, with both insured.
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Glouster
Hayes Mayle
No. 6
John ‘Crawford
Stationed in Germany After Furlough Home
Major Galloway, assistant commander at Seventh Army Headquarters, landed in Heidelberg Germany after a 40 day furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs R C Galloway. He traveled by plane from New York to Germany to rejoin duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
R. C. Galloway
W. Gallow
Heidelberg
Germany
New York
Major Galloway
Seventh Army Headquarters
Glouster Club Notes and School Social Surprise
Glouster Rothwell Club met at Mrs. Elizabeth Chute 30 New St with nine members. Mrs. M. M. Bryson discussed Plastics wartime and postwar civilian use, followed by a member discussion and roll call. Sharon Kay Forgeress received a surprise ice cream party at Hollister School with gifts from class and teacher. Jacksonville P T A set meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM with games and refreshments. Belford Hemsley visited Glouster from Ohio returning after four months in the army intelligence division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Henshaw
W. A. Craft
O. A. McDonald
E. MM. Blower
Carl Wilson
T. A. Noon
Alta Swenney
M. M. Bryson
Sharon Kay
Hollister School
Sstil Eur
Sharen
Judy Carey
Glouster Personal Notes From Weekend Travels
Mr and Mrs William Hartley visited Jacksonville Saturday to see relatives including Mr and Mrs Nick Hartley and Mrs Mary Withem in the Hartley family circle. Bellaire guest Mr and Mrs Robert Williams joined Mrs Emily Jonas and Mr Harold Brown in town for the weekend. Coach Neal Roberts of Glouster spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Vane Roberts in Zanesville. The Bryson family of Toledo visited their relatives Mr and Mrs John Dyer and Mr and Mrs E K Bryson, with Alberti Hall of Athens also visiting. Mr and Mrs Robert Bulloch and daughter Donna Lee were at the Bulloch home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hartley
Jacksonville
Nick Hartley
Hartie
Mary Withem
Robert
Williams
Bellaire
Emily Jonas
Harold Brown
Neal Roberts
Glouster Sehonts
Vane Roberts
Zanesville
Presidential Citation for First Lieutenant Robert Clark
First Lieutenant Robert Clark received a Presidential Citation through Major General T. E. Bourke for heroic actions on Iwo Jima. Under heavy fire he evacuated a forward platoon, moving them 75 yards to safety amid mortar and small arms fire, with minimal casualties. Mrs. Jack Gardner received a telephone update from S-Set. Jack Gardner that he had landed in San Francisco and would return home soon after nearly three years in service including 24 months overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bob Clark
U.S. Mail Corps
T. E. Bourke
Marine Corps
Iwo Jima
Volcanic Islands
Clark
Jack Gardner
S-Set
Jack K. Gardner
San Francisco
Frank
Pfc Denver L Cline Home on Short Furlough
Chauncey soldier Pfc Denver L Cline visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. John N. Cline Mill Street and other relatives during a 3 day furlough. He received an honorable discharge and has re entered the regular army at Camp Atterbury for further assignment. He earned a medal for expert riflemanship during his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Denver
Cline
John N. Cline
Mill St
Regular Army
U.S
Camp Atterbury
Glouster Hospital Aides and Local Visits Reported
GLOUSTER Ben Woidberg was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital Sunday by John S. Blower ambulance for treatment. Mr. Goldberg suffered a heart attack early Friday. The Blower ambulance also took Mr. Harry Swart to Gibbons Hospital in Logan Sunday. Swart returned home from Gibbons about ten days ago but his condition worsened and he was again admitted. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage three weeks ago. MEET TONIGHT GLOUSTER The Junior Progressive Study Club will meet at Mrs. Willis Blower home on Braun St tonight at 7:30. VISITS FAMILY CHAUNCEY Richard Wilcox pastor of Millfield Church of Christ spent Friday and Saturday in Sylvania, Ohio visiting his mother Mrs. Myrtle Wilcox and family.
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Bland
Pike
Mareia
Blard
Roger Bland
Mr. Bland
Luigi
Luigus Tras
Mr. Calvin
Leslie Hitt
Hitt
Lois
Fay Tudor
Glouster
Ben Woidberg
Sheltering Arms Hospital
John S. Blower
Goldberg
Blower
Harry Swart
Gibbons Hospital
Logan
Mr. Swart
Junior Progressive Study Club
Willis Blower
Braun St
Chauncey
Richard Wilcox
Millfield Church
Veteran of Pacific Home After Years of Service
Victor L. Tucker has received an honorable discharge from the Navy after more than three years of service. He served in the Philippine Islands aboard the S.C. Tdi and earned the Asiatic Pacific, Philippine Liberation, Good Conduct Medals, and American Defense bar. He returns to Chauncey to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tucker, with brothers Raymond, Preston, and Victor L. Tucker Jr. listed as serving or having served.
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Chauncey
Victor L. Tucker
M. O. MI
Sky
Navy
Mir
Ray Tucker
May Ave
Philippine Islands
S.C. Tdi
Appendectomy for Chauncey Graham Reported
Chauncey Francis Graham, son of Mr and Mrs Otto Graham, Chauncer, was transported by ambulance to Osteopathic Hospital in Marietta Friday night to undergo an appendectomy. He was accompanied by his mother Mrs Dorothy Graham.
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Chauncey
Francis Graham
Otto Graham
Chauncer
Stouts Ambulance
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Dorothy Graham
Birthday Celebrations and Local Honors Across Athens
Ten years ago Jean Kilpatrick aged 12 and brother George 25 attended a double birthday at the Kilpatrick home in Athens with other local families. Prizes went to Nancy Rutherford Spencer White and Florine Conner. Jim Campbell a long time Gallipolis resident and former slave was honored at a surprise dinner on his 84th birthday. Twenty years ago events included a square dance in Cann on Hill with 1.59 attendees and council changes in Glouster. Isaac Jones was named Athens National Bank president with James H. McClure becoming cashier after moving from Cleveland.
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Jean Kilpatrick
George Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Athens
Billy Beckley
Earl Beckley
S. College St
Nancy Rutherford
Spencer White
Florine Conner
Jim Campbell
Gallipolis
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Jim
John McNeraley
Electric Company
James H. McClure
Athens National Bank
Fred L. Alderman
Mr. McClure
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank
Funeral Rites Held For Jess Coon 58
Funeral services for Jess Coon age 58 veteran of World War One and longtime Beaumont resident were held at his Nelsonville home with burial at Greenlawn cemetery. A daughter Mrs Lela Shrieve from a former marriage lives in The Plains and a brother Frank Coon resides at Lower Plains.
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Chauncey
Jess Coon
Beaumont
Nelsonville
Greenlawn
Lela Shrieve
the Plains
Frank Coon
Lower Plains
Three Weeks in Gibbons Hospital Improves Resident
Chauncey resident Harry Swart was in Gibbons hospital Logan for three weeks in serious condition. He was moved to his home in Glouster last week by John Blower ambulance. His condition has improved and he is brother to Mrs. Estela Jones and Mrs. Nelle Jorden of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Harry Swart
Gibbons Hospital
Logan
Glouster
John Blower
Estela Jones
Nelle Jorden
Revival Services Held at Plains Church Paris Ohio
Revival services in progress at The Plains Church of the Nazarene with Rev. J. N. Lakin assisted by Rev. Drell G Gott. Former pastor Athens listed on vangée. Services each night open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
The
Plains Church of the Nazarene
J. N. Lakin
Drell G Gott
Athens
Watkins Receives Release From Navy Duty
Chauncey Lieut Albert T Watkins USNR son of Mr Mrs A E Watkins recently released to inactive duty after serving aboard destroyer USS McDougal now living in Cleveland with wife and daughter Charlotte
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Chauncey
Albert T. Watkins
A. E. Watkins
U.S. S. McDouzal
Cleveland
Charlotte
Removed to Hospital Ida Lovesy Taken for Gall Stone Surgery
Mrs Ida Lovesy wife of Elmer Beitel cheis was removed to Osteopathic hospital Marietta last week suffering from gall stones She will probably undergo surgery Rev Gilbert Courines Chauncey attended a church meeting in Dayton and visited his brother and sister in law in Springheld Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday at Chauncey Methodist Church for an all day luncheon Miss Hazel La Hugh Columbus former Chauncey resident spent the weekend in Millfield with Dr and Mrs C N Sanders
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Ida Lovesy
Elmer Beitelcheis
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Dayton
Chauncey
Gilbert Courines
Church of Christ At
Springheld
Paul Courtney
Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Church
Dover
Hazel Lahugh
Columbus
Millfield
C. N. Sanders
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National Dispatch
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Peter Edson
Watthew
Hearner Bushnell
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Mayle
No. 6 District
Jacksonville-Trimble Elementary Parent + Teachers Association
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Thomas Hemsiex
Efe
Army Law
Intelligence
Droops
Shingle Inn
Van
Hemsley Alley
Shingle Inn‘s
Shingle Inn’s
Betty
Luke
Tao
Leona
Winnie
Opal Jewels
Mona Shepard
P. Price
D. Vernon
M. Hemsley
J. Bailey Waphe
J. Cotter
Adams
By Galbraith
NGA Service, Inc
T.M. Reg
U.S. Pat
George
Pacific Home
Victor Tucker
Dick Evans
Cannon Hill
Fred R. Beasley Farace
Hugh Mullican
Harry iColley
Mayor Park
Glouster Council
Clyde Williams
William Miller
Isaac Joness
Plains Church
Lt. Watkins
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