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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1946

Page

4

Paris Agreement A Step Forward in Soviet Britain Talks

AP analyst J M Roberts notes June Paris talks aimed to reach accord with Russia despite doubts. While Britain and the United States sought a broader peace, fundamental Soviet British splits persist. A new US attitude emerges from cautious cooperation amid fragile, short lived gains.

J. M. Roberts, JR United States Britain Paris Freigaster Bevern Russia London Trieste Ing Danube Rassia Twa Terre Warich T. Cofters United Nations Bevin

Athens Area Churches Calendar of Services Across Denominations

A compiled list of upcoming church services and events across Athens area congregations including First Methodist, Presbyterian, Church of Christ, Episcopal, Azaren, Richland Ave, Athens Free Methodist, First Baptist, Red Toyn Free Methodist, Alexander Presbyterian, Albany Baptist, Graham Chapel, Stewart Pilgrim, Union Furnace, Lodi Pilgrim Holiness, and New T. Archival notices show varied sermon topics, guest speakers, Sunday schedules, prayer meetings, and special events through July with multiple pastors and venues.

Memorial fund honors eight fallen from Amesville

Amesville citizens subscribe $5 each to a Free Memorial fund to honor eight local boys who died in World War II. The article notes contributions from community groups including the Parent-Teacher Association Ames-Bern High School and local churches and clubs. It also weaves in social updates, visits, and a serialized fiction excerpt with names and places in the area.

Amesville Parent-Teacher Association Ames-Bern High School Oinerian Church Methodist Church Coonskin Conservation Chubr Amesvile Ma Stern Stars Adda Howard WW Thompson Mayles Wil Robert S. Carl Sedandi Merl, Met At Their Parentts Home June 25. Gilnert Alaska South Pa Lvell Europe Methodis Svegati Sedek E. P. Adair Richard Kennedy Ronald Donna M Richard Florida Columbus State Highway Department Tre Orient Brother Charley Clark John Robinson Akron Hore Max Robinson Hailie Inman James Street Nellie Wonsley Alice Boileau Julia White Henry Sed Osta Sedawick Robert Athens Horace Rigle Anna Mae Farley Eva Morris Audrey LaVelle Charleston Hospital T. J. LaVelle John Wilson Earl Henrs Edgar Keirns Letha Len McCune Cc. Morrall Airline Christian Robert Dishans Nelsonville Cand W. Frazee Doris Frank Roberts Dorothy Sedwick Lumbus

Course in Double Talk Exposes Political Tricks

A critique of the National Citizens Political Action Committee course taught by Joseph Berger undermines modern campaign tactics. The piece argues the method relies on half truths and manipulation to inflame voters, rather than fostering informed, calm public discourse.

National Citizens Political Action Committee Washington Nc-Pac Joseph Berger Democratic National Committee Socrates Berger

Mississippi Politicians Face Criticism Over Civil Rights Stance

The piece criticizes Bilbo Rankin and Petrillo for clashing with civil rights ideals. It notes Bilbo swore to uphold the Constitution yet urged white Democratic primary participation, defying the Fifteenth Amendment. Rankin leads HUAC and fails to probe the Ku Klux Klan.

John James Caesar Petrillo Bilbo Rankin Mississippi United States Tom Clark Department of Justice FBI Rilhe House Un-American Activities Committee Ku Klux Klan

Truman names John W. Steelman to lead OWMR amid reform doubts

Peter Edson notes President Truman elevates Doctor John Roy Steelman to director of the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion as critics warn the agency is waning. Protests cite stalled reconversion, housing, veteran retraining, and inflation battles, while OWMR’s central role as coordinator faces scrutiny.

Washington Truman John Roy Steelman Doc Steelman OWMR John W. Snyder Secretary of the Treasury Steelman Ma Reeang Congress OWMA White House East Executive Ave Treasury Owail

Milk Vending Tax Case Nets Supreme Court Ruling

The state Supreme Court overturned a tax board ruling on sales tax for milk vending machines. The decision followed a challenge by former Tax Commissioner William S. Ewart over the authority to assess such sales. Also noted are community notices from Logan and nearby towns, including Bible School events at United Brethren and local social visits.

Union Forsach Patty Larrys Smith Carbon Dirs John Metaire Juanita Woodard Kate McGuire United Brethren Chantry William King Patty, Logan Columbes Franghile King Lake Hauser Willis Downkour Masville Frank Weed State Supreme Court State Board of Tax Appeals William S. Ewart C. Tavis Logan Waite Charles

Lottridge Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits

Local families list visitors and guests across Athens Belpre Parkersburg and Camden Clark Hospital. Names include Ira Robin family Nancy Blake Alpheus Watson Carl Gillian Otis Wade Allen Carrie Gainer Lee Gaston Oma Gaston W H Allen R M Allen Barbara Frost John Archer Lile Davis Gertrude Carroll Edith Jordan Eleanor Mary Alice Walter King Joan Archer Arnold Bernard Herman Bernard Naomi Archer Bernard Warner and others with mentions of prayer services and new grain binders purchased.

Lile Davis Gertrude Carroll Edith Jordan Salem W. Wa C. L. Davis L. H. Allen R. M. Allen Eleanor Mary Alice Parkersburg L. A. Townsend Camden Clark Hospital Key Walter King Bernard Warner Guy White C. D C. M. Swartz Juanita Terney C. D. Davis

Out-of-State Firms Drop Insurance Suits

Franklin County Common Pleas Court dismissed six cases brought by out-of-state life insurance companies seeking to block Ohio's 24 percent gross premium levy. The firms abandoned their suits on motion after a U.S. Supreme Court decision upheld states taxing out-of-state insurers.

Collumbus Hugh Jenkins Franklin County

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Athens Area Churches First Methodist Church Presbyterian Deo Uo Mar Mia Chris Ee Harold B Monzae Land Speak Wesley Kennex Central Ave Xehoal Elmer Gimer Toowil Board of Trustees Apom Church OF Christ Vies and Prington Alamethia Crs ‘Ning Services Tal of Episcopal Church of the Herd Srd Suntay Repier Browne Scnoel Tronio TAL Chow Reteares X. Azarene Meeripe Richland Ave W. AL Genkeimer Cr Reimer Isser Pops South Africa General Mission Thias MerDonald Tual Josephus Tespital Parker Linthe Yooschan Napia Mittership Sermnan Ayipastar Leroy Hiei Tm First Baptist Schock American Sunday School Union Atendent N— A. Andent Aom Endent Aig Thomas Emmett Rutter Hull Union Carpenter A. IS. Maxwell RED Toyn Free Methodist Hool Mforr Warnesday Ial Board Ming Alexander Presbyterian Bible AL Be Ohio Aker P. Am Albany Baptist Ribt Noni Cunningham Young Peoples Open Forum Graham Chapel Stewart Pilgrim Ray Pidener Pat Xuest Union Furnace Wilbur Householder Fareing Lund Helen Tatmann Lodi Filgrim Virge Lanning New Tittburg Sanford Smait Elefen W Arshfield Church OF Christ Bible School Munion Christian Endeavor Mer Brotherhood Glouster By Lucy Agnes Hancock Amer Lucy Agnes Hancock XIXI Jim Hallock Carolyn Sally Doctor Hallock Blur Canfield Richard Gregory Blair Blair Canfield Pacific Finn Hallock Uttie NEA Hallock MR. Bilbo Peter Edson Owmr Ad Council of Farm, Labor, Management, and A Mr. Rankin America Donald Mansfield Chaplin Reveiw Asbury Church Hare New York Los Angeles Charles Chaplin Carol Ann Berry Joan Berry By Galbraith U.S Lottridge Personals
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