The Messenger Publishing Co Catalog and Rates
The Athens Messenger established 1825 details publisher and staff, Associated Press status, and subscription rates for in and outside Ohio. It lists annual, monthly, and weekly prices, special world service option, and distribution notes with office locations in Columbus and Cleveland.
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Athens Messenger
Pregerick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing Co
Serdon EK
Bush
Charles H. Harris
Aeader
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audict Bureau of Circulations
Ohio News Paper Association
Associated Press Associated Press
Eastier
Osio
FESO
Mrase
Athens Fost
Joan W. Cullen Company
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Why the United States backed UN Charter not League covenant
The article argues the 89 to 2 Senate vote for the UN Charter followed a strategy to separate military authorizations from treaties. It contrasts with Wilson era fights over Article Ten reservations and notes President Truman's step to seek congressional approval for armed-forces actions. It concludes with the view that enabling legislation should pass overwhelmingly to protect sovereign rights, as constitutional power rests with Congress and can be reined or repealed.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Truman
League of Nations
Congress
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
United States
Potsdam
Friends of the Charter
International Organization
Hope vs Reality in World Peace Debate
A Senate speaker argues for the United Nations Charter as a path to world peace while warning against its misuse for narrow aims. He asserts the US would keep rights and sovereignty, and that peace must come from voluntary law and cooperation, not force. Domestic strife and rights debates threaten both national and global stability.
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Senate
United Nations Organization For World Peace
WE COULD STILL WIN
Opinion piece arguing to release more miners and railroad workers from military service to ease fuel and transport crises. It claims rail lines and civilian crews are overwhelmed moving troops, warns of shortages next winter, and urges pragmatic manpower shifts to win the war without expanding the armed forces to seven million.
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Pacific
Europa
Japan
Death From The Air Threat To American Peace
Editorial warns that without a Big Three agreement on peaceful methods to settle disputes the rocket era will bring near infinite destruction. It argues defense is inadequate, urges peaceful Potsdam talks, and notes the need to avoid aerial attack and weapons beyond current imagination.
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Europe
America
England
Potsdam
Matnap Kidnapping Case Opens Long FBI Inquiry
Peter Edson reviews the Matnap case the high intensity manhunt for Charles Mattson of Tacoma Washington. FBI and police have logged 1569 suspects with 23 833 eliminated. Handwriting, fingerprints and photos are shared while suspects are brought to Tacoma for cross checks. The case remains open along with another unsolved 1938 New Rochelle kidnapping.
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Washington
U. S
Charles Fletcher Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
FBI
Oval
Mattson
Matnap
Peter David Levine
New Rochelle
Nazi Iron Men Cracking As They Await Trials
MONDORF Luxembourg AP top Nazis and other leaders who built the German war machine show fear and decline while awaiting war crimes trials. Goering fears death. Ley deteriorates physically and morally. Streicher accepts Jews may live. Frank alternates hysteria and scorn. Keitel protests baton confiscation. Doenitz resents being photographed with a marker.
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Mondorf
Luxembourg
Europe
Herman Goering
Robert Ley
Julius Streicher
Adolph Hitler
Streitcher
Ley
Hans Frank
Poland
Wilhelm Keitel
Gen
Eisenhower
Adm
Karl Doenitz
Hitler
Fuehrer
Palestine considers readmitting Germans to six settlements
Jerusalem AP reports Palestine authorities discuss readmitting Germans and restoring their property in six settlements, with proposals ranging from selling assets for Jewish orphans, to using proceeds as compensation, to giving property to returning Palestinian soldiers. The piece notes German villages with hundreds of residents, once Christian communities, and historic German presence tied to early religious expansion.
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Palestine
Europe
Hitler
Galilee
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Christian Hoffman
Holy Land
Ehtler
Wehrmacht
Reich
Four Athenians sail lakes on freighter trip to ports
A group of four Athenians left for a Great Lakes voyage aboard an ore freighter traveling through Lake Erie Lake Huron and to ports on Lake Superior. The party included Mrs W H McKer Miss Grace Shickney Mrs Bruce Wells and Mrs Robert Wood Others visited Columbus Strathmore Blvd and Youngstown areas with family members and hosts noted throughout the report.
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Great Lakes
Lake Evie
Lake Huron
Lake Superior
W. H. McKer
Grace Shickney
Bruce Wells
Robert Wood
Calls for Naming of Mere GOPs To Posts
Washington UP appointment of a Republican to succeed retiring Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts was urged yesterday by Representative Martin of Massachusetts House Republican leader. He did not name nominees but Senator Austin R-Vt has been mentioned as a possible choice for the post. Martin also urged appointing more Republicans to other federal judgeships.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Martin
Massachusetts
House
Austin
R-Vt
GOF
Part of Berlin Assigned to French Control Today
The Allied Control Council for Germany announced at its first meeting in Berlin that a sector of the city will be allocated to French control. The communique noted approval of the allocation but did not specify the sector boundaries to be taken over by France.
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Berlin
Allied Control Council For
Germany
France
Six New Paralysis Cases Found in State
Ohio health department reports six new cases of infantile paralysis raising year-to-date total to 85 with Culahoga, Summit counties each reporting two cases and Franklin, Hamilton counties one case apiece.
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Columbus
State Health Department
Ohio
Culahoga
Summit Counties
Franklin and
Hamilton
War Today: Britain faces epochal political turn over
The London Times notes a political shift in Britain seen as epochal for the world. It warns against overlooking the wider impact of this change, suggesting a transient continental storm could portend lasting domestic and international policy shifts.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
London Times
The
Thunderer
Britain
England
Uncle George arrives as family secrets loom on the porch
In a strained household set in wartime Britain, Uncle George overflows with jovial welcome, while Archer and wife confront shocking news about a secret marriage and pending annulment. The dialogue shifts to postwar British politics as Mr Archer's fears about nationalization surface amid Attlee's Labour government.
Ba Continua Church Services Swirl in French and English
In Valdese North Carolina the Ba Continua church holds French services on the second Sunday of each month and English services at other times reflecting the town’s heritage of French-speaking settlers from the Cottian Alps of Italy.
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Valdese
N.C
Cottian Alps
Italy
Archer and Uncle George Plan Navy Yard Deployment
In a lively scene, Mr Archer reacts in shock as Uncle George declares a return flight with Corliss to the Navy Yard to christen and destroyer. Corliss smiles as the two discuss the mission while others look on.
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MR. Archer
Uncle George
Corliss
Navy Yard
Jeter Christen & Destroyer
Corliss Returns From Mischief With Uncle George
Corliss awakens on her uncle’s lap and reveals to Mrs. Archer and Uncle George that she and Dexter have been getting into mischief. George teases her with a roguish grin as tension rises under the scene’s close shot.
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Corliss
Uncle George
Mrs. Archer
George
Dexter
Public Forum letter on war era morality from Athens Ohio
Leonard Tucker of Athens Ohio laments moral decay and hypocrisy amid wartime propaganda in a Public Forum letter. He argues nations forget God and Christ, cites sin and vice as fallout from liberation efforts, and questions American morality and liberty. He warns about broken homes and widespread vice, urging moral reflection.
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the Messenger
Earth
France
England
Germany
Asia
America
Leonard Tucker
Athens
Ohio
Japs Turn to Wood Planes as Steel Shortage Grows
Tokyo editorials quoted by Tokyo Radio say Japan must rely on wooden aircraft due to limited imports of bauxite and other raw materials. The piece blames government inaction on national defense and notes rising production pressures at home.
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San Francisco
Tokyo
Agahi
Japan
Tokyo Radio
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