Debate over second class mail and press freedom in Arnold ruling
WASHINGTON judge Thurman Arnold lauds the ruling as noble for press freedom yet warns it is not law of the land. The Supreme Court's Berger decision could override, affecting second class mail privileges and post office power.
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Washington
Thurman Arnold
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Arnold
Brandeis
Holmes
Frank Walker
Esquire
Supreme Court
Berger
Brandes
Post Office Department
Justice Holmes
Walker
Congress
Justice Clarke
Miller
Edgerton
Arnold Opinnon
Authors League of America
American Civil Liberties Union
Curtis Publishing Company
Readers' Digest Association, Inc
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Belind
Pias
Subscription rates and service details listed
The notice outlines annual and monthly subscription prices for print delivery, with reductions for different terms and regions. It mentions outside service options, weekly rates for editors, and worldwide delivery. It lists offices and contact details for John Wallen Company and others, plus charges for cards of thanks.
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Ini
Tae Messerger
Muterec
Athens
Jobn Wallen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Rte
Burma Road flying lure pays pilots big money
In 1942 pilots faced the Burma Road dangers while transporting freight to China. Pan-American Airways and Chiang Kai-shek built a route from Dinjan Assam across Upper Burma to Kunming, China, recruiting skilled pilots like the narrator who sought instrument flight work and substantial pay. The Army soon took over ferrying, offering high commissions, while Pan-American promised 1000 to 1500 dollars monthly for three weeks out of four.
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Bermeen
Filia
Gingiss
al Privensal
Skippy Lane
Burma Road
New York
Burma
China
Himalaya
C.M.A.C
Hal Sweet
Ciuna
Japan
Tts
Rangoon
Bay of Bengal
Crema
Pan-American Airways
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
William Bond
Pan-American
Bone
Assam
Calcutta
China National Airways Corporation
Dinjan
China National
Kumnming
Yunnan
Bond J
Pan - American Airways
England
Russia
Chrysler Building
Air Transport Auxilary
RAF
Army
Randolph Field
Randolph
Lockheed
California
Brewster Aircraft
Sweet
Pan- American
India
Russia's Pacifiс policy and Allied strategy in World War II
The piece argues Russia's benevolent neutrality in the Pacific shaped Allied strategy to defeat Germany first. It notes American desires for Soviet air bases in Siberia were unrealistic due to proximity of Japanese bases and the risk of a new front over long supply lines. It also contends opening Siberia would have required millions of troops and strained Europe-focused efforts.
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Russia
Japan
Siberia
Washington
Pacific
Tokyo
Vladivostok
Aly
Korea
Manchuria
Germany
Europe
Veterans Referral Board urged to aid returning servicemen
Athens County veterans face post war challenges as citizens discuss a full time information clerk and sub committees. Lawyers doctors bankers educators could form focused groups while the Veterans Referral Board identifies needs and directs men to appropriate specialists. Federal experts urge citizen advisers to bridge military and civilian life with collective effort.
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Atheny County
Red Cross
Returning Service Tevist
Athens Couts Veterans Referral
Athens County
War in the Pacific: suicide missions and fierce combat reported
A damaged wartime account notes Japanese pilots using suicide tactics, seaborne and air assaults against American ships while American forces strike back. The report contrasts brutality and efficiency of the enemy with Allied efforts and losses, acknowledging heroic resistance amid ongoing attrition.
Labor contract talks eased by San Francisco Employers Council
Peter Edson explains how the San Francisco Employers Council analyzes union demands to reduce conflict. Experienced negotiators, not lawyers, steer discussions, balancing demands with what is acceptable to management. When prep work shows acceptable terms, contracts can be agreed at the second meeting, shortening negotiations and avoiding strikes.
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San Francisco
Unisabea
Beloves
Thas
Cullreine Balcaining
Fabor Mapile
Titde 9
Lins
Pnion
NPN
Employers’ Council
Seison
Brass Fac
San Francisco Employers Council
Murray City Personal Mention
Murray City notes list residents returning home from visits and staying with relatives across Michigan Ohio and Columbus as several families travel for holidays and weekend gatherings. The item ends with a Washington bulletin noting the abolition of the Office of Civilian Defense effective June 30.
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Acp
Washington
Civlian Defense
Truman
Effec
Allied Control of Germany Stirs Speculation Postwar
The piece notes Allied plans for governing Germany after war ends focus on administration rather than full annexation. It flags boundaries set to 1937, questions on Polish Silesia, and potential issues for the Control Council over Germany as a whole. It highlights Holland’s flood-damaged lands and possible compensation debates.
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Maoberts, SR
Germany
Silesia
Cies
Lublin
Lodz
Frankfurt
Imary
Holland
Control Council
Zaleski Social and Personal News Update
Social and personal notes from Zaleski report visitors including Mrs Effie Ward and friends, a May 31 birth in Columbus of Georgetta Goodman, deaths and survivors of Luther McKibben in McArthur, Memorial Day visits by the Peters and McKibbens, and travels of the Schmitter and Potter families with military and Columbus connections.
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Zaleski
Estelie Shaeffer
Sallie Huhn
Ina Shaeffer
Chillieethe
Effie Ward
Herbert Hoskinson Lathens
Charles ‘Vansky
George Goodman
Othello Jayjohn
Columbus
Georgetta
Luther McKibben
McArthur
Bertha Scot
McKibben
Harley Fate
Harold Haines
Salineville
Archie McKibben
Raymond Peters
Famiy
Lafayette
Everett McMibben
Anne
Brush
Clara Potts
Nelsonville
Duncan
Cincinnati
Fred Stamm
Scheer
Karl Schmitter
Naval Air Station
New Orleans
Schmitter
Mary Alice Coleman
Ohio
Ottumwa
Town
Sharpsburg Notes Highlight Local Visits and Service
Decoration Day visits mark the week with families gathering in Sharpsburg as Mrs. Geo Sheldon of Athens spends time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanson. Local men like Pvt. Charles L. Hanson of Fort Knox or Fort Krona Ky are mentioned with family home stops.
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Murray City
Dave Roberts
Detroit
John Shelton
Rubert ‘Tipton
George Archer
Columbus
Dora Wilson
Cinda Lu
Hollister
Edison Jonas
Don
Summerfield
Ing
Jeanne Shuttleworth
Jean Sweazy
Barberton
Harry Shuttleworth
Harriet
J. W. Martin
Carl Carsner
New Lexington
Oscar Hillyer
Paul Cupp
Newark
Jean Wilson
Galvin Wile
Edd Worthington
Dayton
Clayton Worthington
Jamece
Howard Craft
Aves Ann, Thompson
Bile Smith
John Davis
Jacksonville
Veg Hammond
Chauncey
Stoney Johnson
Destrout
Henry Johnson
Effie Jonas
Osephine Swyers
Magnetic Springs
Air
Don Warehime
Gallipolis
Harry Jonas
Shawnee
Mar
George Raynham
Ralph Walters
Akron
Geraldine Jack
Lancaster
Betty Darby
Chester Mitchel Moss Shiley Lanning
Columbus Ag
Charles Shunkwiler
Nelsonville
Lewis Bauer
Walter Shaffer
Prank Saho
Stephen
Teddy
Ed' Ward Struepe
Wave
Barber
A. A. Boal
Jack Potter
Camp Lee
J. R. Potter
Clarksburg
W. Va
Sharpsburg
Geo Sheldon
Athens
Roy Hanson
Clifford Tompson
Morris Tompson
Charles L. Hanson
Fort Krona
Hazel Laurence
Marietta
Fred Lawrence
Wilford Frash
Eg Tompson
Oscar Harris
Col
Gilbert Maytes
Furtegh
New Yorks
Carpenter Social Notes of Donnie Ne son and Relatives
Donnie Nelson Carpenter married Delma Riggs of Langsville on Friday June 1 at the Methodist Church. The couple honeymooned at Buckeye Lake and Columbus. Relatives visited from Baltimore and nearby areas, with several local families hosting dinners and social calls reported among the Sisson, Hampton, Webb, Mor rinson, Rewlines, and Starkey households. several locals, including Maxine Stuart and Eloise Nelson, are employed in Athens.
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Carpenter
Donnie Ne
Delma Riggs
Langsville
Methodist Church
uEckey Lake
Columbus
Orville Whittington
Letha
Shirley Whittington
Baltimore
Buffalo
W.va
W. J. Swett
Doriha Morison
Pomeroy
A. D. Morrinson
Mame Webb
Q T. L. Rewlines
Bartlett Pastor and Wife Honored in Surprise Farewell
A surprise farewell party was held for Rev. C. B. Lees and his wife in Bartlett after a prayer meeting last Thursday. They will leave Tuesday for a new appointment at Haydenville and were given a floor lamp from local friends. Refreshments followed.
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Ann Burgess
Glenn Smith
Wilma Jean
Columbus
Ramona Smith
Earl Dickson
Pauline Henthorn
Wayne Dickson
Ernest Hann
Malta
Fred Arnold
D. J. Medley
E. J. Ross
Oakland
Alva Green
Caroline Gene Rogers
Tabor
Thursay
George Gorrell
Williamstown
W. Va
Charles Wines
Oliver Ormiston
Fort Meade
Ile
Lola Ellis
Lester Fisher
Marietta
Carolyn Kelly
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