Subscription rates and mailing details for The Manager newspaper
A garbled ad listing subscription options and prices for various regions and durations. Mentions Ohia and Athens offices, with scattered names Jubal Owen Company and locations New York Columbus Cleveland. Includes unclear phrases about weekly editions and world delivery.
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Ohia
Manthe
Waeka
Manenger
Athens
Broanschem
Jubal Owen Company
Chicane
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Okinawa campaign judged by New York dispatches
Washington notes from a July 13 disclosure by military analyst Han son Baldwin cite a Marine division sent back to rear areas during Okinawa operations. He argues estimates of enemy strength were wrong, suggests possible alternative landings, and criticizes timing and equipment choices while acknowledging the campaign’s costly naval losses and unresolved U.S. command divisions.
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Washington
New York
Hanson Baldwin
Okinawa
Baldwin
Pacific
Japan
Second Marine Division
Europe
Okinawa-Kerama
Second Marine
Homer Bigart
New York Herald Tribune
Haldwin
Marine
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Formosa
Kyushu
Pearl Harbor
Corliss At the Crossroads of a Scandalous Night
Corliss faces her father Harry Archer and mother in their home as accusations swirl about a soldier romance with Private Earheart. Dexter arrives amid threats of a court martial and murder, revealing a tangled web and a dramatic cliffhanger.
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Corliss
Mr. Archer
Morningside
Mrs. Archer
Harry
Earheart
Archer
Dexter
SorLiset
Fontain
Hig Heela
Athens County fair endurance praised amid wartime effort
The Athens County Fair is celebrated as a long standing tradition reflecting the war effort and farm family resilience in Southeastern Ohio. It highlights Junior Fair participation, rural amusement, and the sacrifice of farmers and Victory Gardeners supporting the American Way of Life while sons serve overseas.
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Athens County
Athens
Ohio
More Than Money: Athens Homes Open to Students
The piece highlights how student rentals benefit both students and older homeowners in Athens. It recounts long friendships formed, the value of housing students beyond monetary gain, and urges owners to open better-class homes to returning students and those from military service. It emphasizes mentorship, community, and the campus’s college-town identity as the fall term approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University
Sales tax shift aids Ohio districts amid debt burden
The piece notes that costly old debts from state welfare ward maintenance tied to sales tax revenues strained taxing districts. Restore of sales tax funds is welcomed to cover rising local costs, with public services and roads suffering while governance debts are paid. It cites Burwer-Lytton and Matthew 7:18.
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Washington
Ohio
Duke of Windsor visits Washington to discuss postwar planning
H M H, the Duke of Windsor, met with U S lawmakers and top officials at a quiet Washington luncheon to gather firsthand data on American postwar planning for full employment conversion and related issues. Hugh Fulton organized the event to connect the Duke with senators drafting reconversion legislation. no British embassy involvement was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Duke of Windsor
Prince of Wales
England
Ireland
Eddie
Hugh Fulton
New York
Senate
War Investigating Committee
President Truman
Duke
Wally
Truman Committee
Menre Kaleer
Andy Higgins
Wallace Warfield
Baltimore
Capitol Hill
United Nations
Charter
Tom Connally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bahamas
Florida
Fulton
Truman
U.S
Unconditional Surrender Demanded as Potsdam Looms
AP reports Captain E. C. Zacharias delivers a blunt ultimatum to Japan urging immediate cessation of hostilities or face conquest. The broadcast underscores the Big Three talks at Potsdam and the potential Soviet entry, with a firm warning that delay is unacceptable and Japan must surrender unconditionally.
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Japan
Dewitt MacKenzie
Washington
Tokyo
E. C. Zacharias
USN
Potsdam
Russia
Zacharias
United States
Long
Lokyro
Wand
Nippon
Truman
Churchill
Generalis
Stalin
Toksa
Concord Union Church elects officers this Sunday
Annual election of officers of the Concord Union Church boat will be held Sunday afternoon July 29 at 2530 Velock with Rev Willam M George of Nelsonville as chairman. The annual home-coming will be held at the church Sunday Aug 4. PFc Skip Berk returns to Glouster for 30 day furlough visiting Charlene Webb and baby after departing Detroit to see his parents.
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Concord
Concord Union Church
Velock
Willam M. George
Nelsonville
PFC
Skipper
Glouster
Pffe
B. R. Skipper
Charlene Webb
Detroit
Glouster Youth In Florida Training After Fire Control Course
Theodore Williams a Glouster youth, head of his class with 96.74 percent, completes a 16 week fire control course and is transferred to Fort Lauderdale Florida for eight weeks of advanced work. Also noted are Marine Pvt Tauno Lintala visiting family in Columbus and Glouster, and Genevieve Dunlevy being appointed clerk-typist at Wright Field in the supply office radio radar division.
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Columbus
Williams
Camp le- June
N. C
Mill Mutual Insurance Company
Leonard Kleinman
Jeff Glouster
Woodrow Wilson General Hospital
Stanton
Kleinman
Cleveland
Wright Field
Genevieve Dunlevy
Glousier
Gerald Dunlevy
Detroit
Mrs Amy Johnson Dies at Greens Run Home
GLOUSTER Amy Johnson wife of Samuel Johnson of Greens Run died Monday afternoon at her home on Greens Run. She leaves two daughters Mrs Delbert Craig and Mrs Steve Craig and one son Stacey Hanning Sharpsburg and one grandson Erec t Johnson Columbus. She was the last member of her family. The body is at the C F Wallace funeral home where friends may call. Funeral services will be in the Seventh Day Adventist Church corner Front and Summit Sts Thursday afternoon at 2 30 after. Burial will be in Glouster Cemetery.
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Glouster
Amy Johnson
Samuel Johnson
Greens Run
Delbert Craig
Steve Craig
Stacey Hanning
Sharpsburg
Johnson
Columbus
C. F. Wallace
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Summit
Sts
Glouster Cemetery
Rev and Mrs Barnett Visit in Glouster
Reverend and Mrs Roy Barnett of Lebanon visit Glouster for the weekend with Mrs Barnett’s parents Mr and Mrs W R Balderson and with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Balderson Jr. Wilbur Jr has just completed boat training at Great Lakes and is home on leave. Mrs Barnett will stay another week. Mrs E Sheimer of Findlay also guests, returning home Monday.
Huntington Family Rents Harper Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Lambert of Huntington West Virginia have rented the Harper home and will occupy it with their family during the Burrank Dam survey period. Mr Lambert is an engineer.
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Glouster
Frank Lambert
Huntington
W.va
Clyde Harper
Burrank Dam
Mr. Lambert
Good Fishing on Muskingum River Report
Wade Bailey and family and friends from the city fished Bever ly on the Muskingum river last week. Larry Brunton of Columbus also joined the trip. Mr and Mrs Ernest Parker spent the weekend at the cottage and all returned home Sunday with a nice catch and a fine time overall.
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Glouster
Wade Bailey
Charles
Marcella Jonas
Twila Willems
Garry Hughes
Larry Brunton
Collumbus
Muskingum
Beverly
Ernest Parker
Church Council To Meet Thursday Evening
The Church of Christ council will hold a regular meeting in the church social rooms on Thursday evening July 26 with a six oclock dinner for church youth and council members. A program will follow after the meal.
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Glouster
Council of the Church of Christ
Rebekah Lodge Meets At Conway Home
GLOUSTER The Past Noble Grands Club of the Nineveh Rebekah Lodge in Jacksonville met at the home of Mrs Ira Conaway Friday evening. Plans were made for the annual club picnic in August at Jacksonville state park. Guests were Mrs Robert Meeks Mrs Julia Bratka and Mrs Cora Householder. Members present included Mrs Frank Dunlevy Mrs Marthe Kloh Mrs Maude Davis and Ida B Davis. Prizes went to Mrs Maude Davis Altha Dunlevy and Mrs Meeks with consolation prizes to Ida B Davis and Mrs Cora Householder. Hostess served lunch.
Hospital Notes GLOUSTER
Mrs. Clyrie Exline of College Hill was brought home from St Francis Hospital in the C F Wallace ambulance after treatment. John Sweeney returned to his Hollister home from University Hospital where he had been for observation and treatment.
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Glouster
Clyrie Exline
College Hill
St. Francis Hospital
C. F. Wallace
John Sweeney
Hollister
University Hospital
Holter announce birth of son Robert Gary
Dexter announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Holter on Wednesday July 18 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. The baby is named Robert Gary with grandparents Worley Davis and Mrs. Holter among others. The notice also references illness, visits, and local funeral attendance surrounding the family.
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S. G. Cook
Emmet Davis
Columbus
Orvetta Weaver
Chauncey
Harietta Showalter
Akron
W. R. Amos
Perry Brown
Langsville Church
Robert McKinney
Helena
S. P. McKinney
Lillie Minot
W. R. Halliday
Elsie
Social Roundup of Bridge, Visits and Travel
Mrs. M. M. Kerr hosted five tables of bridge at her home on 35 West Washington Street while Mrs. H. H. Rowland and family prepared for a filming trip in Canada. The week ended with families from Martins Ferry Pickerington Charleston and Charleston area visiting, and a trip to Cevelandt for the American photographers convention.
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H. H. Rowland
Franklin Ave
Canada
William Stewart
Norma Ferguson
Charleston
W.va
Blanche
Det Finsterwald
Franklin Aye
John Moore
Virginia
Martins Ferry
Roger J. Jones
Elmwood Place
Alvin Lamborn
Cevelandt
American Photographers’ Convention
Glouster Personal Notices Include Local Visits and Host Guests
Glouster notices list Mr and Mrs Charles Calyberger Columbus visiting Miss Esta Cunningham. Mr and Mrs Frank Ferguson Columbus stayed with Mrs Ferguson's mother Mrs Sarah Jonas. Mrs Hubert Guess and Mrs Dorothy Higgins Dayton visited Mr and Mrs George H Campbell and Georgie. Kathryn Mingus spent a week with siblings in Nelsonville. Regina Earich visits Dayton with Mrs Vaughn Earich and Mrs Noble Brunton. Cpl Harry H Taylor and little daughter visit. I PFC Howard L Taylor and Posely Rever of Cleveland also noted. Mrs C L Deffenbaugh and daughters in Trimble Route 1. Faithful Class of Jacksonville Methodist Church meets Wednesday at 7 30 at Mrs Henry Exenkamper's home.
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Charles Clayberger
Columbus
Esta Cunningham
Frank Ferguson
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American Newapaper Pubneners Association
Onie @elect List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Obie Newapaper Association
TAK Adsociated Press
Bren
Usr
Baws
Beret
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Bulwer-Lytton
Peter Edson
Trimble
Rev
Mrs. Barnett
Harper
Muskingum River
Rebekah Lodge
Conway
Dexter News
By Galbraith
A. R. Kresge
Eugenia
Mr. A. N. Hizey
Pickerington
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Henry Exenkamper
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