Japanese peace feelers dismissed by Grew in U S policy
Washington reports Acting Secretary of State Grew calls Japan’s peace feelers clumsy propaganda and insists on unconditional surrender terms. He argues public discussion removes doubt about negotiated peace and predicts a massive U S assault if Japan delays surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph C. Grew
Japan
Department of State
Grew
United States
Okio
Hitler
France
English Channel
Germany
Mr. Grew
Subscription Rates and Mailing Terms Across Regions
The notice lists subscription options for various regions and durations including Salt and Oslo rates. It notes world-wide delivery at $2.00 per year and mentions outside Ohio mailing will be limited by print paper supply. The Messenger is referenced with multiple regional offices and general matter classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee
Oslo
Ohio
Mpecia
Ty the Messenger
Biteres
Athena
IDI
Jonos Cullen Company
Chitago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Atc
Archer Porch Close Shot Lenny and Mildred Confess Love
In a tense garden scene Mildred and Lenny plot a secret against Raymond and Corliss while facing a looming overseas leave. They vow to marry at dawn and keep their romance hidden from their families as Raymond suspects the couple’s intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
Raymond
Mildred
Anndé
Maymond
Louise
Dei
Jennys
Carilas
Corliss
Lenny
Prize
Archer Garden
Senny
Elineh
Lenny Darling
Compulsory Training Poll Debates Nationwide Vote
A proposal by Representatives Smith of Wisconsin and Taylor of New York for a nationwide poll on compulsory peacetime military training sparks debate. Proponents cite majority rule and informed opinion, while opponents warn of precedent. the House committee supports a draftable program for ages 17 to 21 with reserve status, backed by Army, Navy, veterans groups, and others, facing opposition from labor, clergy, educators, and farm groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence H. Smith
Wisconsin
D. P. Taylor
New York
United States
Congress
Smith
Taylor
House
Army and Navy
Veterans’ Groups
Pan American High School Proposed in Cleveland Schools
The Cleveland public school system may create a Pan American High School dedicated to studies on the Americas. The plan, unusual for its exclusive focus, mirrors a growing trend in schools to broaden Pan American subjects. It argues that mutual understanding reduces conflict and promotes peace in the Western Hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School OF Understanding
Americas
Cleveland
Western Hemisphere
Edson outlines U N Security Council role for Stettinius
Peter Edson reports that ex-Secretary of State Edward Stettinius Jr. will lead the U S delegation to the United Nations General Assembly and serve on the Security Council. The charter outlines arms control, threat assessment, peaceful settlement, possible sanctions, and a Big Five dominated decision process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doward R. Slottining, Jr
Security Council
U. S
General Assembly
United Nations Organization
Business Couna
Stettinius
Senate
Pan American Union
Council
Deere
United Nations
Stéttmius
United States
U.S
Social notes from Coolville and Troy area gathering
Coolville and Troy area social items note a LTL meeting at 2:00 PM Friday at Grange Hall. A wedding reception for Sot. and Mrs. Ray E. Dawson followed their July 5 ceremony at First Presbyterian Church Athens with many relatives attending and a serenade later that evening at Mrs. Haps Walden’s home. Several local families, guests, and servicemen were listed as visitors or callers in Coolville, Athens, Guysville, Little Hocking, Zanesville, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
L.T.L. Meet
Brandeberry
Willard
Hope Walden
C. E. Brandeberry
Ann Walden
Virginia Knecht
Agnes Crawford
Athens
Eleanor Fuller
Guysville
She
Haps Walden
E. O. Knowles
Ralph Knowles
Dorothy
Joan
Belpre
Thomas | Stealey
Virginia Lee
Parkersburg
James Cog- Reshall
Janet Lee
James
Little Hocking
Margaret Teisen
Zanesville
A. B. White
Jack
Jeannette
Keith Brandeberry
USNR
Cleveland
Thomas Werner
Bobby
A. W. Brandeberry
J. C. Andrews
Vernon Burg
Killbuck
Florence Barrows
Wooster
Lea Andrews
Frost
Raymond McCutcheon
Torch
Ford
Myron McAfee
Coolvillg
McAfee
Sac City
Charles McAfee
Tear
Fstella Oer
Emerson
Racine
R. S. Hensdeorson
Yaannp
Lawrence Holter
Daughtors
Barbara
Ff C. Blair
Unconditional Surrender Debate and Taylor Ridge Notes
War Today editorial argues Japan must be impotent to prevent renewed aggression, citing Nomura and Berlin reactions to Allied advances. It warns of a future Asiatic bloc and stresses the need to enforce surrender to avert a stronger Japanese threat. Taylor Ridge community reports follow with social notices and local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Japan
Nippon
Kichisaburo Nomura
Nomura
Hari-Kari
Berlin
Daniel de Luce
Associated Press
Ninppon
Kaiser
Germany
Victory Day Poem Sews Hope In Wartime Faith
Poet's Corner invites readers to submit verses bearing name and address. The piece pleads for renewed faith and hope amid war, asking for peace beyond poetry and a resolve to endure until victory day, with a call to love and patriotism for the Red, White and Blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Apple Grove Personal and Social Mention
Mrs Elizabeth Taylor and Mrs Ruth Weldon of Rariie were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Sayre last week. Mr and Mrs Wesley Bellas are guests of his parents at East Letart. Mr and Mrs Lewis Ours and family of Beaver Falls Pa were guests over the holiday of her parents, Mr and Mrs Gearge Hayman and Mr and Mrs Marion Ours. Mr and Mrs Finest Shank entertained with six oclock dinner Thursday evening. Present were M-Sat Spence Hayman, Pfr Tome mie Beesle, Cpl Robert Ashley and Lt and Mrs Robert EB Shank, James Carpenter, QM Fee of the US Nav arrived home Saturday for a 35-day furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Grove
Elizabeth Taylor
Ruth Weldon
Rariie
Charles Sayre
Wesley Bellas
East Letart
Lewis Ours
Beaver Falls
Gearge Hayman
Marion Ours
Finest Shank
Spence Hayman
Tome Mie Beesle
Robert Ashley
Robert EB. Shank
James Carpenter
Fee
Jthe US Nav
German Prisoners To Work on Ohio Farms
The Fifth Service Command will allocate about 7,600 German prisoners of war to farm labor in Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky in August and September. Maj. Joseph S Deutschle, public relations officer, said demands shared by war plants and the War Food Administration must be handled through the War Manpower Commission and the state supervisor of emergency farm labor. A Berlin report says three American soldiers died and two others lost vision after drinking alcohol obtained through unauthorized channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Service Command
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Joseph S. Deutschie
War Food Administration
War Manpower Commission
Deutschle
News Your Dad Read Ten Years Ago Highlights
A column lists social updates from ten years ago with families visiting Rainbow Lake and at Love City. Names include Melba Faulkner Betty Henderson Elizabeth Fri, Mr. and Mrs. Drake at Elmwood Place, Don Peden family traveling to Iowa, and Dr. Sprague attending a wedding rehearsal in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba, Myers
Betty Faulkner
Harry Faulkner
Mulberry St
Misa
Betty Henderson
Elizabeth
Lois Fri
Rainbow Lake
W. B. Drake
Elmwood Place
John T. Sprague
Columbus
Mel E. Davis
Grace Darling Jones
Langsville Personal And Social Mention
Langsville residents and relatives visited Langsville and nearby areas from Tuesday to Saturday. Families from Parkersburg Harrisburg Columbus and Vinton attended the funeral of Mrs Emma Piper at Vinton Church with burial in the Vinton Memorial Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Ray Miller
Parkersburg
Vinton
Frank Braley
Harrisburg
von Miller
Emma Piper
Emma Pickens
Columbus
T. M. Pickeens
Sgt
Carl Miller
Carla Jane
Cecil Bolin
Joe
Emma Miller Piper
Vinton Methodist Church
Vinton Memorial Cemetery
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Streich
Peter Edson
Coolville, Troy
Social Notes
WAR Today
Taylor Ridge
Laies Aid Society
Gerald Bryan
John Davis
Dave Swartz
Davis
Swarts
Kioh
Martha Kioh
Trimble
Fred Heffken
Herman Kempton
Jacksonville
Clyde Canter
Chauncey
Flora Harrison
Carl Welling
Evan Davis
Bryan
John Hooper
Sylvia
Donald Hooper
Thelma Lee
Rose Hooper Catshall
Mavis Hughes
Homer Forsha
Canton
Charles Hooper
Bill Bulstrom
Helen Hooper
John Hisler
John Wenger
Isit
Shelbyville
Ind
Dwight Smith
Ronald
Carol Ann
Akron
Glouster
Bishopville
Muskingum Valley
Dick Lester
Leota Lester
P. B. Chalfant
Blaine Chalfant
Gerald Nagle
Amesville
Geraldine Nagle
Willard Coey
Poet's Corner
Leda Sams
By Galbraith
Copa
WEA Service, Inc
T. Mee UW & Pat
Cowboy Zeke
Dr. Zump
Nellie the Nutts
Don Peden
Ann
State St
Iowa
C. A. Singmaster
Peden
R. P. Tompkins
Marjorie
Victor Whitehouse
Helen Hockenberry
Kala
F. D. Campbell
Ironton
Oscar Fuleton
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