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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1946

Page

4

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Public Forum Demands War Department Action On Replacements

PFC Charles R. Robinson from Okinawa dated January 9 1946 leads a petition to President Truman and congressional committees calling for immediate action to address delays in overseas replacements. The note argues slow demobilization harms troops morale and urges responsible parties to rectify the situation promptly.

APO United States Jess My War Department Harrys S. Truman Senate House of Representatives Committee On Foreign Affairs Charles R. Robinson Okinawa

Tax valuations and local road notes draw reader concern

A letter to The Messenger questions 1945 and 1946 real estate taxes, appraisers, and fairness amid farm acreage data. The writer compares neighbor taxes, calls for public awareness, and questions township road work and tax levels while sharing a sense of frustration with local governance.

Lomas Meizs County

Bright picture dark spots in economic outlook

The piece argues that despite fears of recession and strikes the U S economy is in strong shape with record employment, high purchasing power, and reconversion progress. It warns not to be complacent, noting dualities and potential penalties if problems remain unsolved.

Mary Butler Bateman Pike Lois Marcia Roger Bland State Police Pas Ewin Fas Fay Calvin United States Paul G. Hoffman Committee For Economic Development Walter D. Fuller

Simplified English Spelling Gains Momentum in Public Debate

The piece surveys renewed interest in simplified spelling driven by fans of reformed orthography and Bernard Shaw. It notes examples like catalog catalogue and thru the as space savers, cites a practical claim that spelling reforms save time, and questions widespread adoption amid stubbornness and tradition.

Bernard Shaw Thom

Inflation Fears and National Debt Debate in Washington

The piece argues inflation stems from wartime spending and asks if the United States can balance a budget. It discusses Truman's projections, possible deficits, and the need for debt reduction to stabilize the economy and restore confidence in government bonds.

Washington United S'ates Truman Congress America

Truman Faces Subsidy Debate In War Time Finance

Peter Edson notes President Truman repeatedly confronts risk as he seeks extension of food subsidy programs beyond June 30 1946. He argues subsidies saved billions by stabilizing prices and reducing wartime costs, while conceding public dislike and complicating tax and fiscal policy amid postwar reconversion.

Washington Truman Reconstruction Finance Corporation Army Tne

Albany Social Notes Highlights From Local Circles

Albany residents share visits and moves as families gather for weekends. Mr and Mrs Ronald Oz rne plus two children visit from Chester. London visitors Mr and Mrs Henry Senler stay with Mr and Mrs C E Humph. The Humphreys host guests Mr and Mrs Theodore Reed. Read more on community ties and local shifts involving Myra Tune Sisson and Ella Patty.

Ciarabe Rawrmer Aston Ronald Ozrne Chester Ras Smith S Barnet Knigitt Rements Barnet Racine Anis EB. C. Barley Henrys Senler London C. E. Humph Theodore Reed L. S. Buckley Willam Wy RK Olive Center Edwin Jayen Parkersburg J. D. Kibble Ella Patty Belore C. A. Pickens

Hemlock Grove Social and Parish Notes

Hemlock Grove community page records Sunday School attendance at 1 and lists numerous social visits in the area. It notes evening callers, family visits in Columbus and nearby towns, and a Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Dora fiseaton with Hemlock Grove Grange officers named. Long Bottom entry shows a January 21 date.

Slock Grove Elden Clark Conrad Mulligan Athens B.C B. VW. Hulman Betty Bunker Hill John Sarzent Carol Run Mes Clarg Hn Ziha Midkiff Homer Midkiff Hiomer Baxter Avis Logan Earl Brickles Columbus Greorge Logan Bert Ramine Porter Midkiff Merc Frank Clark Vickie and Bennetta Pameras George Loran Porter Bins Dora Fiseaton Emma Ws Hemlock Grove Graz Msiali Ge Bernard Paulsen Clara Paulsen Sylvia Midki Mary Painter Earl Paulsen Dayton Tubbs Deiries Nelson Charles Carper Ceras Penna Stanley Pomona Jean Lee Flora Dorothy Painter Martha Terrel Stanford FW Wane iStockton sLong Bottom

New Plymouth Personal Notices and Local Visits

New Plymouth items list visitors and locals: Mr and Mrs W OH Trowbridge in Logan. Marion Frantz in Columbus. Miss Jean Smith in McArthur. Cloyd Bardain of the 1 Army visiting family. extended family scenes in Maonvey, Orland, Logan, McArthur, and Columbus. Temperance Day observed at the school with W C T U lunch and showings. Pauline Peters, cadet nurse, arrives to spend two weeks with family.

Wilkesville J. EF. Strong Bell Telephone Company Blanche Penn Fast Chiefs Club Donald Penn Navy Penn Robert Duffs Columbus Helen Sutter Cincin M Mae Duffy Donali Duff R. Fred Steffin Pennsylvannia Betty Spires Marion Order of the Eastern Star Ening George Ragan Mildred Nelson Max Hall C. E. Keck Sandra Bessie Wells Hemmer Keck Eastern Star Belle King Holzer Hospital McArthur Rest John Mulholland Rank Mulholland S. Stella Wilcox Vinton S. Eloise Gray Wellston R. H. Woltz Harry Thompson Henry Kruskamp Anna Shenefield Jonn Shilling Clyde Smith Salem Center Don#i Penn New Plymouth Mes W. OH George Smith McArthur C. H. Jones Larry Lozan Earle Hein Ter Annie Hawk Rosella Hixinhaugh A. Mowrey Lancaster Edna Cherry Marion Frantz Frank Phil- Columbus Forro W.C.T.L D. M. Bryson Otto Ockel Joe Sylvester Hardesty A.M. McCathey Charles Fuller Frances Ann Pauline Peters Grant Hospital Walter Peters

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