Strategic value of Iwo Jima and Okinawa in the Pacific
David Lawrence discusses the joint chiefs of staff decisions on Iwo Jima and Okinawa for 1945. He notes the campaigns protected the Marianas, enabled B 29 air attacks on Japan, and allowed the U S Navy to project power closer to Japan. The piece highlights the lessons for European and Pacific troops, the role of experienced divisions, and the planned manpower mix for operations against Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Army Air Forces
Marianas
Iwo Jma
Japan
Iwo Jima Nase
Philippines
China
Marine Corps
Pacific
Europe
Marshalls
Saipan
Guam
South Pacific
Russia
U. S.S Army
Kiss and Tell Actual Movie Shooting Script Fragment
Corliss Archer and Mil frea Prinze flirt at 2 TSO Wannar until mothers intervene and blame the other offspring. A dinner invite exposes a hidden romance while Archers and Pringles clash over propriety. The scene shifts to a porch as Corliss plays ping pong with Earhart and Dexter looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corlies Archer
Milfrea Prinze
Corliss
Hart
Wil
Reason for Hope on National Food Situation Improvement
Civilian retail experts see progress in food supply as federal changes push production and curb black markets. Congress directs tighter control of armed forces provisioning and lend-lease, while the new food administration gains legitimacy. Public faith grows as rationing continues honestly and one-man leadership is urged to end the Era of Emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Federal Food Administration
The Crucial Berlin Meeting of the Big Three
The Berlin talks among America Britain and Russia may decide postwar power dynamics and peace. Key issues include governance of small states, Soviet influence in Europe, and Germany rehabilitation. The trio aims for a successful summit despite tough questions and diverging priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Russia
Britain
Berlin
Atlas
Teheran
Yalta
Hitler
Greece
Poland
Yugoslavia
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Austria
Churchill
Moscow
Europe
Germany
Queen Mary Survives Wartime Voyage Without Casualties
Report notes the Queen Mary completed 600000 wartime miles with no casualties among the crew or passengers. It praises the ship's woodwork and murals left unscratched, viewing the wartime voyage as a rare moment of preserved beauty amid destruction, a sight that moved veterans and the public alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Mari
Four dollar name for Allied control of Germany
Peter Edson explains the term condominium for joint Allied rule over Germany and how this concept features in plans discussed by the Big Three. He notes rises in calls for tougher peace terms, links German economic roots to global ambitions, and cites Baruch's 14 point program as influential in shaping policy and Ike's orders for governing the American zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Presven Lruman
Churchill
Stalin
Roosevelt
Yalta
Treasury
Larley M. Kilgore
Latin America
Spain
Bernard M. Baruch
Enaupn
U.S
Soviet Russia
Baruch
Kilgore Committee
Byrnes
Stettinius
Treasury Department
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Ahout
Veteran Flier Returns To Visit In Glouster District
First Lt. Freder ick Mingus of Columbus returns to Glouster with his mother after recent release from active service in the army air corps. He logged 65 bombing missions over Germany and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross twice along with the Air Medal and Croix de Guerre. He served 35 months in Europe and seven and a half months in Panama, surviving multiple battles without injury. Mingus, a former Sun-day Creek Valley resident and Jacksonville Trimble High School graduate, now works for Columbus Wond Box Company. His wife remains in Columbus. relatives in Teague Texas plan visits. Also visiting family are Ser Scott Lent from Ft. Scott Kentucky and Donald Shepard, home on medical discharge from the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Frederick Mingus
Columbus
Army Air Corps
Panama
Europe
Germany
Sunday Creek Valley
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Columbus Wond Box Company
Mingus
Teague
Texas
Ser Scott Lent
Ft. Scott
Mir
Russell Lent
Jacksonville
Air Force
Donald Shepard
Employed To Teach By Rural Board
Mrs. Wahnela Exenkamper was employed at a recent meeting of the Jacksonville Trimble Rural Board of Educators. She was ill but has improved and will accept the position offered. This completes in district except one high school vacancy to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Wahnela Exenkamper
Jacksonville-Trimble
Father Visits Son Home From Europe
CHAUNCEY Frank Walten and daughter Hisse travel from Chauncey to Nashville to visit son Frank Walton Jr. recently returned from overseas service in France and Germany where he was wounded and hospitalized. The family expects to return by midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Frank Walten
Hisse
Nashville
Frank Walton, Jr
France
Germany
Wai+ ifans
Mindilie
Glouster Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Mrs J L Stephenson hosted weekend guests including her brother C F Davis and wife. Sunday visitors included Rolland de Creanor Dayton and families Embrey and Mingus. Reginald Embrey and children visited Jackson. Kathryn Mingus visited Columbus. William Swonger and family returned to Columbus. Mabel Birge and daughter Margaret Ellen from Pittsburgh stayed with Bingman and Jones. Jennie Cheney from Lancaster visited McDonald and family. Paul McAlister left for Great Lakes Naval Training Station after leave. Pfc William Lee returned home for brother Hershell Lee funeral. Dave Cook spent weekend at home. Dave Garry visiting Tillman family pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Stephenson
C. F. Davis
Jof Jackson
Kathryn Mingus
Columbus
William Swonger
J. M. McDonald
Bishopville
Dave Kinder
Jacksonville
William Lee
Hershell Lee
Muskingum River
Dave Cook
State Hospital
Athens
Dave Garry
Tillman
Young Glouster church group heads to Lancaster weeklong religious institute
Seven youths from Glouster Methodist Church travel to Lancaster for a religious institute. John M. Blower leads afternoon group while Rev Brown directs the evening group after the Sunday service. Attendees include Sharon Gamwell Judy Vernon Lois Harry Doris Chambers Barbara Dunlevy Joy Gears Pauline Gamwell and Rev Eugene Brown. No preaching at the Methodist Church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Methodist Church
Lancaster
Religious Institute
John M. Blower
Rev. Brown
Sharon Gamwell
Judy Vernon
Lois Harry
Doris Chambers
Barbara Dunlevy
Joy Gears
Pauline Gamwell
Eugene Brown
Jthe Methodist Church
Mrs Sanders Hosts Millfield Needle Club Night
Mrs Bertha Sanders hosted the Millfield Needle Club at her Millfield home on Friday night. The event featured social time and an attractive refreshment course with several members in attendance including Mrs Jessie Fulton Mrs Elizabeth Robinett Miss Olive Brookins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Bertha Sanders
Millfield
Needle Club
Jessie Fulton
Elizabeth Robinett
Olive Brookins
Nellie Brooking
Donna Thomas
Kathryn, McDaniel
Edith McDaniel
Ida Hill
Lucille Sanders
Revival Services Start At Dover Church This Week
Revival services began Sunday night at the Morristown Holiness Church of Dover Chauncey with Pastor Ray Pidcock. Rev Sanford Knapp and family of Columbus direct the meetings with special music each night at 8 o'clock.
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Morristown
Ray Pidcock
Chauncey
Sanford Knapp
Famiy
Columbus
Poston Bible School Term Ends After Two Weeks
CHAUNCEY The Poston Bible School closed Thursday after two weeks of work with many pupils enrolled. Certificates for perfect attendance went to Ros ianna Phillips Vivian Brookhart Florence Brookhart Delores Mc Lean Patty North Richard Robinson Evelyn Adams and Mary North Patricia Risley. Those missing one day included Velma Mullins Ena Riley Dana Robinson and Donna Hunter. Principal Mrs Gladys Simpkins attended the closing session with appreciation for Mr Hillyer's help. Thumper the Rabbit visited the children Wednesday. Eleanor Gifford taught, assisted by Margaret Moore, with some juniors helping in the primary class.
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Chauncey
The
Poston Bible School
Rosianna Phillips
Vivian Brookhart
Florence Brookhart
Delores McLean
Patty North
Richard Robinson
Evelyn Adams
Mary North
Patricia Risley
Velma Mullins
Ena Riley
Dana Robinson
Donna Hunter
Gladys Simpkins
Hillyer
Thumper the Rabbit
Eleanor Gifford
Margaret Moore
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey District social items list entertaining guests including Mr and Mrs Russ Childress and their children Dennis Harold and Doris Virginia from Toledo and Nelsonville. Miss Mary Childress returns from Toledo and Detroit with relatives in tow. Local visits feature Hamiltons in Chauncey and Dunkales in Pomeroy. Asbury H Osborne returns to Caledonia after Chauncey stay. Mrs Emma Rupe remains seriously ill in Sand Ridge. Lieut Bill Smith returns from Carlsbad NM to visit wife Esta and stops in Millfield. Don Snyder and Florence Ann Osborne of Columbus visit Chauncey to see Henry and Dane Osborne and grandparents on Jacobs Ave.
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Chauncey
Russ’ Childress
Dennis Childress
Harold Childress
Harold Robinson
Doris
Virginia
Toledo
Harry Stage
Nelsonville
Mary Childress
Detroit
Mich
James Childress
Alfody
Truetown
Thomas Hamilton
Wellston
Dear Hamilton
Clifford Dunkale
Pomeroy
Harold Blower
Millfield
Asbury H. Osborne
Caledonia
Henry Osborne
Emma Rupe
Sand Ridge
Bill Smith
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Esta
C. N. Sanders
Mabel, Smith
Seattle
Wash
Don Snyder
Florence Ann Osborne
Columbus
Jacobs Ave
Dane Osborne
Vore Ridge
Overseas service ends as Ruth Sweazy at Camp Atterbury
Corporal Ruth iSweazy Herman, who served overseas, is now back in the United States at Camp Atterbury Indiana with the Post Locators Office. She is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Levi L Sweazy of Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Ruth
iSweazy Herman
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Levi L. Sweazy
Mr and Mrs Oliver Host Detroit Guests at Chauncey
Chauncey hosts a visit by Detroit guests including Mrs Ethel Scott and children Bonnie and Jimmy, with Mr and Mrs Edgar Burt and Lloyd and Keith, and Mrs Burt of Athens. Mrs Oliver travels with Mrs Scott to Columbus and stays through Saturday with the Betts family and others connected to Chauncey. The Betts family once lived in Chauncey and Mr Bell worked in the Chauncey railroad yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Thomas Oliver
Ethel Scott
Bonnie
Jimmy
Detroit
Edgar Burt
Lloyd
Keith
Burt
Athens
Elsie Staley
Clarence Oliver
Betts
Bells
Cestola Family Visits At Sweazy Property
Corporal Phil Cestola and Mrs. Cestola formerly Iva Sweazy of Chauncey have stayed at the Sweazy property on West Main Street Chauncey with their children Jay and Laquinta for several days and plan to return to Columbus today. Corporal Cestola has just received an honorable discharge after 40 months of service in the States. The family expects to locate in New York City and Mrs. Cestola is the daughter of the late Levi and Maggie Sweazy Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Phil Certola
Cestola
Iva Sweazy
W. Main St
Jay
Laquinta
Columbus
States
New York City
Levi
Maggie
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National Dispatch
F. Hugh Herbert
Archer
Mrs. Archer
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Louise
Pringle
Mrs. Pringle
MR. Pringle
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Mildred
Bob
Raymond
Earhart
Daddy
MR. Argher
Arhart
Jim
Rom A
Dexter
Peter Edson
Glouster District
Lieut
Fred Mingus
Rural Board
Son
Cleveland
Ohio
Bel! Terphone Co
Origan
Warren
George Wheeler
Clifford
Mrs. Sanders
D. A. Titlman
Dayton
Sidney
Pickaway
Walter Dankle
Delaware
Ann Wilson
Dankle
Clyde Harper
Kent
Harper
Ralph Gatchel
Dorothy Saulters
Doctor’s Hospital
Robert Bulloch
Oid
Emmett Andrews
Glousier
By Galbraith
Orv Aeasey
Dover
Chauncey District
Mrs. Oliver
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