Unconditional Surrender Debate Sparks American Debate
Washington dispatch analyzes how U S demand for a clear unconditional surrender policy shapes public and congressional sentiment. It argues Japan seeks to delay and preserve military power, while stressing the Cairo declaration as the guiding framework and urging timing of any explicit terms until after Russia enters the war and Japan’s industry is crushed.
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Washington
Japan
America
Sadao Iguent
Grew
Congress
Germany
Jamian
Great Britain
United States
Far East
Russia
Cairo
Kiss and Tell Shooting Script Scene at Night
A street night shot follows Mildred and Lenny as they bid farewell then Lenny contemplates hiding their secret marriage from the Pringles. Corliss comforts a distressed Archer household as Raymond mocks the taming plot twist. Lenny plans to tell his parents while the scene sets up an impending confrontation and possible annulment.
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Ness
Dan
Lion of A Street
Mildred
Lenny
Lenny Goodby
MT. Archer
Corliss
Pringles
Stinker
Raymond
Herre
Dark Archer
Raymond J
Fasymond
Moronin
State Line
Wyndham Ferry
Mum
Daddy
Pringless
Heaven and Earth
MR. Archer
Mrs. Archer
Archer
Postwar aircraft promises meet hard realities
Postwar product hype centers on civilian aircraft yet experts warn the transition will mirror past patterns. Ohio manufacturers Taylorcraft and Aeronca report postwar models resemble 1941 designs with modest price increases, while Beechcraft Stinson and Fairchild gear up for nearly identical civilian planes. Economic forces of supply demand cost and risk shape the return to peacetime production.
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Henry Ford
Ohio
Taylorcraft
Alliance
Aeronca
Middletown
Beechcraft
Stinson
Fairchild
Debate Over Presidential Tenure Limitation After Summer Recess
A congressional committee signals possible action after summer on a two term limit for the president. The piece notes Washington’s precedent, FDR era shifts, and concerns about long term democratic erosion through extended officeholding and partisan machine influence. It argues tenure limits could curb long term abuse and force scrutiny of the administration’s policy效果.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite House
George Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
United States
Leo Pasvolak Steals the Senate Spotlight in UNO Draft Talks
Peter Edson profiles Dr. Leo Pasvolak, Special Assistant and de facto State Department quarterback, during the Senate hearings on the United Nations Organization charter. The Russians-born official, loyal and highly knowledgeable, earns praise for his diplomacy and insight while facing questions over his background.
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Washington
United Nations Organization
Leo
Senate Formen
UNO
Edward KR. Stettinius, Jr
Senate
State Department
Jeo
Leo Pasvol~ak
Russia
United States
Stettinius
Ansiwers
Glouster Garden Club Holds Annual Picnic and Notes
Glouster residents recount the club’s final meeting hosted by Mrs. C E Haskins with a supper, treasurer’s report, flower collection, and appreciation letters. Members include Mrs. Figley moving to a new field, with duties reassigned for the Route 43 project and waterings on High Street Bridge and Depot Square. Nearby updates cover soldiers overseas returning home, hospital furloughs, and a Catholic Ladies Study Club meeting with a July 24 gathering planned. Betty Louise Mingus and George Johnston announce their July 5 Dayton wedding.
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Glouster
Glouster Garden Club
C. E. Haskins
C. E. Turner
Algie Sayre
Thomas W. Figley
Helder
Route 43
Figley
C. E., Ropers
High Street Bridge
Depot Square
B. R. Angle
E. H. Taylor
C. F. Guinther
WW. W. Bryson
C. A. Bingman
Aren Mingus
Greens Run
Betty ] Louise
George Johnston
Andy Kollar
Millfield
Dayton
West Rites Held at Home in Dover Saturday
Funeral services for John West age 75 who made Chauncey his home with his daughter Mrs W E Hammond were held Saturday at 1 A H at the home of his daughter with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. He died Thursday in Sheltering Arms Hospital Ath party nnn. He leaves a son and two daughters Richard West of The Pisins Mrs Fanny Speelman Toledo and Mrs Daisy Hammond Chauncey plus grandchildren and one brother and one sister.
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Chauncey
John West
Edwin Kennard
Gerald Mins
Gus
Cleveland
W. E. Hammond
Monroe
Arch Mingus
Green Starnoon
Greenlawn
Weat
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Richard West
The
Pisins
Fanny Speelman
Toledo
Daisy Hammond
Chauncey District Personal and Social Circulation Updates
Chauncey residents share visits and family connections across nearby towns. Miss Jo Anp Bailey returns from Logan to Chauncey to stay with Mrs. Sylvia Warren, while Letha Clarey and Delia Bailey spend two weeks in Sugar Grove with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCraty. Flo Clarey visits Chauncey from Sugar Grove to see her father and sister in Dayton, where he has found work.
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Chauncey
Jo Anp Bailey
Logan
Sylvia Warren
Letha Clarey
Delia Bailey
Sugar Grove
Thomas McCraty
Flo Clarey
Minnié McCraty
William Barnhart
Dayton
Frederick Nelson
Jimmie
Kathryn
New Plymouth
Nelson
Charles Showalter
Jack Nelson
Melvin Showalter
Muskingum
Leta Barnhart
John Sr
John Barnhart
Grande
R. W. Pierce
New Marshfield
Rt. 1
Carmella Sue
D Pincelli
Columbia
Riley Tedrick
St. George Williamson
Williamson Shaft Contracting Company
Shadyside
Ohio
Dow
Rains Help To Save Gardens for Year
Glouster reports several showers over the weekend improved gardens and crops. About one and a half inches of rain fell, steady and soaking, easing a weeks long drought that threatened losses. Farmers welcomed the timely precipitation to protect growing crops.
Labor Peace Is Double Responsibility Declared
Washington new secretary of labor Lewis Schwellenbach in his first radio address says labor and management jointly share the duty to avert industrial strife. He urges labor to uphold the no strike pledge while urging management to avoid actions that provoke workers and incite hasty action.
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Washington P
Labor
Lewis Schwellenbsen
Schwellenbach
More Home Building To Get U S Approval
Washington reports the government will approve 400000 privately financed new homes in the next year under wartime housing plans. National Housing Administrator John B Branford Jr said the program covers migrating war workers war congested areas and relief of hardship cases for veterans.
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Washington
Johnb. Branford
Grand Treasurer to address Mohawk Aerie meeting
Grand Treasurer William P. Weatherald will address Mohawk Aerie No 1034 F O E Jacksonville members Monday evening at 7 30 in the club room All members urged to attend Following the address lunch will be served
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Mohawk Aerié Glouster
Mohawk Aerie
F.O.E
Jacksonville
William P. Weatherald
the Aerié
Glouster Pastor Is To Take Vacation
The official board of the Church of Christ at Glouster granted Rev. C. B. Tigner a two week vacation starting today. He will teach in a Vacation Bible School at Findlay. Rev. Nathan Black of Columbiana will occupy Tigner's pulpit at the local church on Sunday, July 22.
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Gloustex
The
Church of Christ
C. B. Tigner
Tigner
Findlay
Nathan Black
Columbiana
Focal
Hospital Trip For Mrs Harrison After Friday Transport
Mrs. Alice Harrison was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in a Blower ambulance Friday for observation and treatment. She returned home Sunday morning with no marked improvement reported.
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Glouster
Alice Harrison
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Blower
Shrine Game visit and Columbus picnic noted
Mr and Mrs L A Morrison and daughters Barbara and Faye of Jacksonville along with Dr and Mrs C N Sanders and sons Bob and Bill of Millfield attended the Shrine game in Columbus and enjoyed a picnic dinner. Theisen family Paul, Paul Jr and Donna Marie from Columbus, formerly of Chauncey, were also part of the group.
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Chauncey
L. A. Morrison
Barbara
Faye
Jacksonville
C. N. Sanders
Bob
Bill
Millfield
Columbus
Paul Theisen
Paul Tyrus
Donna Marie
Charles R Shields Returns to States from the Overseas
Chauncey resident Charles R Shields son of Charles C Shields has arrived in the United States after passing through Columbus en route to an Illinois camp. He will be moved to Michigan before a furlough to visit home. Shields served three years overseas with the Engineers Corps.
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Chauncey
Charles R. Shields
Charles C. Shields
Eliis Ave
States
Columbus
Ilinois
Michigan
The
Engineers, Corps
Eastern Star Picnic at Finney Home and Visits
Chauncey Aire Charles Showalter and family returned from a week in Edwardsville and St Louis. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Finney welcomed about 30 members from Alton Granite City Nelsonville and Eudora Chapter at a two day picnic with lawn dinner games and contests. Glouster Merle Danford to host Ladies Aid Society July 18 at Trimble Church.
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Chauncey
Aire
Charles Showalter
Daugh Maxine
Richard Dehmant
Edwardsville
Pearl Showalt
Richard
Charles
Pearl
Charle Chauncexs
Ur'Showalter
Colted
Avin Finney
Tlinois
Tat
Glouster
Merle Danford
Ladies Aid Society
Trimble Methodiat Church
Postpone Meeting for Chauncey-Millfield Needle Club
The Chauncey-Millfield Needle Club meeting planned for Wednesday night at Mrs. William Liscott Trimble's home was postponed to a week later. Reverend Carrom chee ger led funeral services for Eugene Patton of Chauncey on Sunday at Stout Funeral Home with burial in Greenlava Cemetery.
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Chauncey — Millfield Needle Club
William Liscott Trimble
Patton
Chauncey
Carrom Cheeger
Eugene Patton
Stout, Funer
Greenlava Cemetery
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Tee Archer
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Haskins Home
Glouster Area
Ira Stansberry
Frederick Stansberry
New York
Camp Asterbury
Indiana
Trimble
Nan McGee
Grace Eddy
Springfield
Glen E. Eddy
Eddy
Moe
Hig
Leonard Kleinman
Kleinman
Kleinerman
Woodrow Wilson General Hospital
Stanton
Joe E. Brown
T. A. Noon
Kate Bartels
Gertrude Darling
George Carter
Elizabeth Chute
Lena Cavella
Agnes Clark
Martha Cavella
William Exenhamper
Relord Healey
Sam Kamento
John MecCreanor
Smith
Kate Bartela
Dover
West Virginia
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U. S
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Eastern Star
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