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The notice outlines Associated Press republication rights and local news policy. It lists subscription rates for mail and service personnel, carrier delivery, and mentions national representatives and advertising rate information. It notes obituary notices and cards of thanks as nominal charges.
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Associated Press
Associated Proms
Mali
Athens Port Oy
John W Pw
Chicago
New York
Columban
Shoes for everybody and the Lehman dream abroad
The Ohio State Journal decries Herbert Lehman's plan to ship free shoes to Sicilians as boondoggling masking wartime aims. It argues bureaucrats miscalculate needs and warns of broader government spending on international aid, including shoe factories for Balkans and other liberated peoples.
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Herbert Lehman
Santa Claus Lehman
AAA
Lehman
Palm Beach
Dorothy Lamour
America
New Deal
Balkans
Ohio State Journal
Russians Co operate With Hitlers Eastern Front Shuffle
Experts say Soviet cooperation aims to straighten the line to free divisions for a second front. The Russians may bend the front westward to test German needs, complicating Hitler's plans.
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Hitler
Snooper Army Rumor Sparks OPA Protest in War Gas Ration
The American Automobile Association denounces OPA Administrator Brown as planning a 180000 man snooper army to check ration documents. A parallel front page notes motorists packing beaches despite the driving ban as Brown’s honor system fails.
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American Automobile Association
OPA
Brown
U. S
Mark VI Tanks Falter Under Fire in Two Fronts
The 60 ton Mark VI tanks failed in North Africa and Russia as defenses knock them out. American experts warned of size limits and the engine cannot supply speed or agility. The tank remains a vulnerable sitting duck to artillery despite heavy armor.
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North Africa
Russia
Two Way Co operation Aims At War Era Laundries
Washington recognizes laundries as essential war industries and calls for household cooperation. They will be aided with labor problems and must stop luxury services. Households will do more own work but will fare better than if laundries close. نيو Correspondent Ned Russell on capture Palazzolo.
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Washington
Roosevelt hints at postwar Germany fate during Moscow report
The article outlines President Roosevelt’s cryptic remark about the “elimination of Germany” and Moscow reports of a refugee German committee urging a free democratic Germany. It explains Allied psychological warfare aims, potential borders shifts, and the risk of continued resistance versus surrender, with focus on German public opinion and future occupation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Germany
Moscow
Hitler
Goebbels
Berlin
Russia
Britain
United States
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Holland
Norway
Ruhr
America
Wilson
Alsace- Lorraine
Allied broadcasts defend Rome raid as precise attack
In North Africa the Rome bombing is defended as a daylight, precision strike on railroad yards with strict safety margins near churches and Rome landmarks. The speaker counters Axis claims of cultural devastation, cites London bombings as contrast, and notes Vatican targets were avoided. Senator Willis weighs inflation curbs and sales tax.
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Allied
North Africa
Axis
Rome
Pantelleria
London
St. Paul's
St. ‘Thomas’ Hospital
Thames
Lambeth Palace
Archbishop of Canterbury
Church of England
London County Council
Parliament Buildings
Westminster Abbey
British Broadcasting Building
Piccadilly
University of London
Ministry of Information
American Air Command
Vatican
Raymond E. Willis
Indiana
History in the Making in Natural History Parables
A columnist argues humans fail to master cooperation unlike pelicans gulls and bees. Using Pyramid Lake pelicans marching in an arc to herd fish and gulls marching in orderly ranks he contrasts human reliance on conflict and division with nature run cooperative tactics. He notes bees produce effective honeycombs and stresses humans overthink simple cooperation.
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EL Endicott
Solomon
Queen of
Sheba
Pyramid Lake
Nevada
Great Salt Lake
Devils Lake
Public Forum Letters Question Postwar Aims in War Aid
Albany reader F. E. Bolton argues in a signed letter that postwar goals should be universal peace with justice and equal rights for all, using Jesus parable of the vineyard workers to urge a Kingdom of Heaven outcome rather than territorial settlements for aid. He cites Christ’s penny symbol as equal reward.
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Congress
United States
Jesus of Nazareth
Kingdom of Heaven On Earth
Kingdom of Heaven
F. E. Bolton
Two Men Rob Filling Station Southeast of Athens
Henry Nice was held up and beaten at his filling station four miles southeast of Athens. A separate sports note mentions Senators and Yanks tied for top in the American League. Other local items include a district meeting of Spanish War Veterans, Hocking Valley Fair officials, Union Furnace’s 1–0 win over Carbondale, and local obituaries and notes.
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Henry Nice
Athens
Senators
Yanks
William H. Ebersbach
Booster Organization of
Haydenville Class Holds Meeting
Haydenville reports a Bible Students Sunday School session at Mrs. Nelson Skiver’s home with Mrs. Morris Vollmer assisting. W.S.C.S. met at Mrs. Everett White’s home with plans for a picnic on the Matheny lawn in August and a 6 pm supper for members and guests.
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Haydenville
Bible
Nelson Skiver
Morris Vollmer
Irene Bailey
Minta Allen
Hattie Patton
Dorothy Walker
W.S.C.S
Everett White
Frank Allen
W. FE. Bancroft
White
Arthur Todd
Homer Carter
John Hooper
C. S. Matheny
Frank Crothers
W. E. Bancroft
Harry Swaim
Harve Angle
Nora Skiver
Matheny
Harold Gastin
Jolean
John Gastin
Robert Brill
Ruth
Reynoldsburg
Elsie Marsh
Columbus
Jean Ann Marsh
Freda Hutchison
Gene Bailey
Hazel Keister
Kermit Ringhiser
Night of turmoil at Kraiktower after Margaret collapse
Deputy Shaw takes charge as doctors treat Margaret Grady and her memory loss unfolds. The household, including Kathy, Mattison, and Will Grady, endure a tense day with hospital visits, cocktails, and unsettling glances as speculation grows about hidden motives and future danger.
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Deputy Shaw
Margaret
Clara
Sarah
Mattison
Clint Mattison
Shaw
Kathy
Walter
Will Grady
Texas Senator O'Daniel Visits Hemlock Family
United States Senator W Lee O Danial of Texas visited his aunt Mrs Jasper Thompson in Hemlock over the weekend, joined by relatives from Columbus Pemberville Bowling Green Crooksville and White Cottage. A dinner at the Inman home honored Private Ernest Lanning on furlough and noted guests including the Lanning and Inman families.
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Ernest Thompson
Tommy
Helen Kane
Columbus
Thompson
Edna Stump and
Sammy
White Cottage
Richard Lanning
Dorothy
Lily Mae
Gene
Joyce
Edna Sue Lanning
George
Pearl Inman
Gerald McDaniel
Ralph McDaniel
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Harry Tharp
Inlaw
Vernon Tharp
Zaleski Man Arrives as USO Music Director in Georgia
Donald McKibben Zaleski McKibben USO music advisor visits Zaleski with parents and sister Helen. He serves as advisor on musical programs across military branches and USO clubs. four to six weeks per region. He has worked five months at three Army camps five Army airfields and two naval bases in Georgia and will oversee USO music programs in California after leave.
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Zaleski
Donald McKibben
U.S.O
James McKibben
Helen
Georgia
California
USO
U S Industrial Might Press Japan in Pacific War
Admiral Horne and James Byrnes weigh war duration as Allied industrial effort rises in the Pacific. Reports cite 133 tons dropped on Bairoko Harbor and nine enemy ships sunk near Kahili. Allies threaten Kiska and target Paramushiro as long, costly conflict continues.
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Frederick Horne
Igq
James F. Byrnes
T. V. Soong
China
Washington
Japan
Pacific
United Nations
Allie
Europe
Bairoko Harbor
New Georgia
Kahili
Theolomons
Kiska Island
Aleutians
Kiska
Alaska
Paramushiro
Kurile Chain
Amchitka
Australia
Celebes
Pearl Harbor
Alli
Question and Answer quiz on arts and history topics
A compiled list of trivia with questions and quick answers. Topics include music tempo meters, Sicily command in WWII, Lake Michigan's borders, culinary marinades, Nazi era stamps, first U S agriculture secretary, and a farming flame cult weed killer.
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Palazzolo
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National Dispatch
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Missouri
the Public Forum
the Messenger
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Union Furnace
Carbondale
Murray
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Hixon
Rising Park
Lancaster
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Frank Risley
Harry Risley
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Athens State Hospital
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Athens Country Club
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Philadelphia
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Pleasant Hill
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Leota Hutchinson
Robert Hutchinson
Arthur Horn
Springfield
Lenora Swaim
Logan
Earnest Hoplite
Dorothy Skiver
Betty Wills
Roy Crothers
Linda
Shirley
Tom Riddlebarger
Lakeside
Nellie Allen
Bobby
Lancaster Camp
Eugene McQuaid
Karolyn
Nelsonville
Gearold Miller
Peggy Ringhiser
Claude Brandon
Cherrington Hospital
Mickey Wayne
U. S. Army
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BY Galbraith
Rene Ryerson
Connie
NEA Service, Inc
Derek
Oda
Rae
Texas
Hemlock
Zaleski Man
U.S
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Atte
Cal Busin
Seventh Army
Sicily
Pate A
Georgeston, Jr
Great Lake
Lake Michigan
Agriculture
J. Colman
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