National Dispatch on Truman Churchill Stalin Talks and Succession
The article forecasts President Truman’s overseas trip to meet Churchill and Stalin, discusses the presidential succession issue if the vice presidency is vacant, and suggests Congress could appoint the Secretary of State as interim president. It weighs meeting locations, proposing Stockholm or a neutral site, and notes naval escorts and travel routes.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Europe
Stettinius
Congress
House
Senate
Secretary of State
Willis
Indiana
House of Representatives
Berlin
Germany
Stockholm
Sweden
Moscow
President Truman
European
Norway
Subscription Rates and Distribution Details
The notice lists carrier and mail subscription rates for Ohio and outside Ohio, with yearly and shorter terms. It notes world-wide weekly editions and a conditional acceptance of subscriptions beyond Ohio depending on paper supply, plus filing details and obituary or card of thanks charges.
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Ohio
Sprcia
Messenger
Athens
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Air Corps rules clash with CNAC pilots over Himalayan routes
A veteran eyewitness recalls CNAC crews flying perilous Himalaya hops while Army regulations kept many planes grounded. He notes tensions with Army pilots and officers, defends civilian fliers, and recalls a 1933 Kunming run amid a large payroll mission for Chinese forces.
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Army
Air Corps
Himalayas
Air Force
Army Ferry Command
Kunming
Dinjan
Tony Mercede
Gingiss
Tony
England
Kunback
Ming
The Shock Is Late on German Atrocities
A historical column argues German brutality was foreseen long before Hitler and that shock now stems from a pattern rooted in prewar Germanism. It cites Dachau Lublin Vught and Stalag 9 as inevitable outcomes, tracing cruelty to pre-Hitler actions and military training practices.
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Hitler
Lublin
Germany
Dachau
Europe
Vught
Stalag 9
Kindly Hearted Japan Debate Hits Britannica Quote
A reader critiques Britannica 1942 volume on Japan for calling Japanese “kindly-hearted.” The piece argues the portrayal overlooks wartime rudeness and stress, suggesting editors may revise its postwar edition and warns against being fooled by stereotypes.
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Britannica
Hydroz
Jerem
Japan
Trials for Nazi criminals must proceed without delay
The piece argues for immediate trials of Nazi leaders like Goering and Dönitz, contending that they committed blatant crimes in defiance of international law. It rejects protracted debates over war crime definitions and urges swift tribunals to remove these monstrous criminals from the world.
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Goering
Deenitz
Rotterdam
Dneenitz
Cant Eat Subsidies Facing Farm Economy and Policy
The text argues subsidies are an inevitable wartime outcome and transition tool but ill disguise true costs. It contends reliance on subsidies erodes incentives, risks national output, and masks debt and production expenses from consumers. It warns against policy that substitutes handouts for sustainable planning.
Public power vs private electric giants in California and nation
Peter Edson reports from Washington on the push for river valley authorities and public power. John B. Black of Pacific Gas and Electric warns California voters have resisted public power while federal plans under Ickes push for centralized control of valley projects.
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San Francisco
United States
River Valley “Authority
John B. Black
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
California
P. G. & Ists
Tlorthern
Administration
City of
Central Valley
Ickes
Tennessee Valley
One Touch of Reticence About Hitler Secretaries Remarks
A secretary report quotes Hitler calling Hamm a “completely anesthetic person” as a rare understatement. The excerpt notes Himmler, Gestapo leader, and reflects on patience, work, trust, and waiting without idleness.
Athens Notes and Socials Highlight Community Events
Mrs. Garald M. Kyle hosted a shower for Miss Ruth Cone as she prepares to marry Homer C. Dorman on June 14. The Athens Boy Scouts held a mammoth outdoor ice cream social to raise funds for sending fevered Athens Scouts to the World Jamboree in Washington in August. Elks Lodge officers were installed with Lawrence Herron named esquire and John B. Cross chaplain. At Athens Junior High commencement, speakers included Jeanne Houf and Vance Cross. Harvard summer school invites for Thor Olson, and Goldie C. Ashworth of Marion was a guest of honor at a dancing party. Phi Delta Theta hosted a sports dance at Grotto Club near Nelsonville. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Goldsberry and daughter Mary Frances visited Boston with Russell Goldsberry.
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Garald M. Kyle
Morris Aye
Ruth Cone
Homer C. Dorman
Athens
Goldie C. Ashworth
Marion
D. A. Bardin
Eees Phi Delta Theta
Grotto Club
Nelsonville
Glouster War Aid Group Plans Rally at Next Meeting
Glouster war aid circle outlines a rally at the upcoming meeting to support local service members. Mrs Wanda McAllister presided as vice president with Mrs Louie Zimmer and Mrs Joe Wolf Sr. assisting on a committee to organize a special program for the occasion.
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BE. K. Peugh
Glouster
Firat
Cs.o
William E. Peugh
Legion 1
Hoshave
Well
New Mexico
Wanda McAllister
M. E. Christman
Peugh
Dean Peugh
Cpl
Joseph
E. Christman
Burma
Portsmouth
Mahal
India
Wounded Marine Arrives in States
A telegram from Ph. M. 2-c Leo Thompson of the Marines reports he has arrived in California after being wounded on Okinawa on May 3. He is in a hospital there and hopes to be moved closer to home soon.
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Glouster
Mrzr
Mike Thompson
Ph. M
Leo Thompson
Okinawa
California
Shell
Trimble Class Meets At Christman Home
The Trimble Church of Christ young adult class met at Mrs. Pearl Christman’s home on Wednesday evening. Eileen Leake led devotionals, Zoe Herrold delivered a reading, and Pearl Christman read Now I Say Me. A brief business session preceded lunch for members and one guest.
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Terry Harvey
Eileen Leake
Osie Sharp
Zoe Herrold
Ada Frances Bytinton
Hazel Hammond
Methodists To Meet New Pastor and Wife
A reception for Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Brown the new minister and his wife will be at the Methodist Church Wednesday at eight. Two committees are named one to plan the program and the other to provide refreshments.
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Glouster
Eugene Brown
Methodist
Mrs. Isabelle Bradfield Dies at Home in Chauncey
Mrs. Isabelle Bradfield of Chauncey died after eight weeks of illness following a stroke. She lived with her son Charles S. Bradfield Sr. since her husband’s death and was a long time Chauncey resident. Survived by children Charles Gladys Williamson Leslie Helen Lucille and sister Elizabeth Koenig. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 at Chauncey Church of Christ with burial in Middleport Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Isabelle Bradfield
Charles S. Bradfield
Charles
Gladys .Williamson
Leslie Bradfield
Athens
Helen [Courtney
Lucille Sanders
Millfield
Elizabeth Koenig
Mes
Leonard Koenig
Lewisburg
W. Va
Chauncey Church of Christ
Middleport
Chauncey Visitors Attend Nelsonville Funeral
Mr and Mrs John Pummell of Columbus visited Chauncey last week to attend the funeral of Mr Pummell’s father in Nelsonville. The elder Pummell died at St Francis hospital from injuries in an accident.
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Chauncey
John
Pummell
Columbus
Mable Saffel
Mill St
Children Day Pageant At Local Church Observed
Children’s Day was observed at the Church of Christ with a pageant “Whom Oceans Part” directed by Mrs Eva Benedum assisted by Thelma Jean Brookins and Mrs Florence Pendergrass. More than 30 children participated with robed choir under Christine Brown.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Childrens' Department
Oceans
Eva Benedum
Thelma Jean Brookins
Florence Pendergrass
Christine Brown
Homer Omen Visits Parents Over Weekend
Homer Omen undergoing treatment at Crile Hospital Cleveland spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs William Omen Millfield and Mr and Mrs Denver Hrncker Chauncey. He saw action in the African Italian and French theaters of war. Also visiting the Bricker family for the weekend was their daughter Mrs Carolyn Gibson employed for the summer in Columbus.
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Chauncex
Homer Omen
Crile Hospital
Cleveland
William Omen
Millfield
Denver Hrncker
Chauncey
Omen
Bricker
Carolyn Gibson
Columbus
Dover Girls Organize New 4-H Club
CHAUNCEY The Soda Sippers and Sandwich Snippers is the new name for the recently organized Girls 4 H Club at Chauncey held at the home of the advisor Mrs Irma Roberts Mill St There were seven members and three guests present Jo Ann Lew is Helen Ley and Edna Seibers are on the committee for sandwiches at the next meeting June 14 at 2 pm at the home of Mrs Roberts Barbara Ryan is the news reporter.
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Chauncey
Irma Roberts
Mill St
Jo Ann Lewis
Helen Ley
Edna Seibers
Chauncey Clerks Meeting Set After Work Hours
A meeting of the Tetall clerks union is announced for Wednesday evening after work hours. All members are urged to attend. Fort Knox visitor Ane Less plans to enter Officers Training School upon return. Glouster and Chauncey social ties noted with guests from Lansdown and Mall Field.
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Glouster
Tetall Clerks' Union
Worl
Chauncey
Lowell Cole
Chauncey-Dover
SPOS
Chauncey Friends
Sterday
Fort Knox
Pfe
Officers Training School
George Fornwall
Lansdown, Pa
Millfield
Athens
Choir Rehearsal Tonight at the Church
The Church of Christ choir will meet for rehearsal tonight at seven o'clock at the church.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ Choir
Meeting Notice for Tuesday Evening at Masonic Hall
The GLOUSTER Chapter will meet Tuesday evening in the Masonic Hall at 7 30 oclock. A Flag Day program will be presented.
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Glouster
Chapter £. S
Masonic Hall
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