Roosevelt on Non Interference in Russian Communism
Washington notes that U S Russia relations hinge on non interference not on endorsing or opposing communism. Mrs Roosevelt argues nations choose their own government while opposing attempts to spread beliefs by force. The piece links fascism and communism to external aggression and urges peaceful coexistence with Russia while preserving sovereign choice.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
N. S. World Telegram
Truman
Soviet Union
Hitler
Churchill
Germany
America
Europe
Moscow
Subscription rates and mailing details listed
The Messenger announces subscription prices for Ohio and outside Ohio with varying terms and rates. Also notes second-class matter status, advertising rates, and nominal obituaries or cordal thanks fees, mentioning offices in Columbus Cleveland Chicago and New York.
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Earrier
Ohio
Specsweekly
Seor
Shere
Messenger &S
Athens
Jam W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
The Mett and the Gasoline Airlift Across the Hump
In Kunming during a wartime air raid I recall General Chennault leaving on mission, replaced by a new commander who misread the alert system. Bombs struck the airfield, gasoline dumps exploded, and several planes were wrecked as pilots faced Zeros and perilous Himalaya weather while transporting high octane fuel.
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Tony Mercede
Gingiss
Fox
Patty” Fettschmidt
Trey
Chennault
Kunming
Patty
14Th Air Force
Genral
States
Army
Himalaya
St. Elmo's
Full Employment Bill Faces Skepticism in Congress
The full employment bill backed by War Mobilizer Vinson and President Truman aims to guarantee jobs for all who can work. It would set an annual production and employment budget, propose private investment measures, and resort to public spending if needed. Critics doubt 60,000,000 jobs are feasible or well designed given wartime to peacetime shifts and the need for sustainable, quality employment.
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Congress
Vinson
Truman
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Moscow Alert on Moscow's Reach Through American Groups
A newspaper analysis warns Americans that Soviet influence extends beyond official channels through pro Moscow propagandists and labor groups. It argues that hidden Communists and fellow travelers shape policy and public opinion, predicting strikes and class struggle after the war and noting Moscow controlled many U.S. labor organizations.
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United Nations
San Francisco
Russia
Europe
China
United States
America
Moscow
Washington
Iormation
Monscow
Japan
Re Surgent Poland Delusions From Moscow Embassy Pamphlet
Peter Edson reviews a Moscow Embassy Information Bulletin praising Poland's postwar rebound. It extols industrial and railway rehabilitation, large scale nationalization, and government aid to medium and small enterprises while warning readers to distrust official Soviet propaganda despite surface optimism.
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Russia
Washington
Mosco Y
K. Rudnitsky
Poland
Rudnitsky
Athens area summer recreation programs open in seven communities
Ten years ago local youths joined programs across Athens County while Prof. William H. Fenzel prepared for a three month world trip and planned visits in Tokyo with George Marshall, a former OU student. Mrs Beasley and daughter Virginia prepared for the Huntington Horse Show with Beasley horses entered in the event. Betty Baker received a Chinese kimono from Tambadia as a graduation gift.
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Athens Country
William H. Fenzel
Ohio University
Tokyo
George Marshall
University of Tokyo
Fred Beasley
Huntington
Betty Baker
Athens High School
JL. C. Baker
Tambadia
Indo-China
Fred Pickett
Zaleski Social And Personal News Highlights
Zaleski residents attend the funeral of Luther McKibben in McArthur. Announcement of a daughter born to Cpl. and Mrs. Maurice Markins of New Rochelle has been received by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rider. Corporal Markins served 27 months in the Pacific. Baby named Loraine Kay. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Thomas visit relatives in Columbus. Mrs. Ella Murray in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Orland Burke in Chillicothe and Columbus. Mrs. Donald Hoskinson and Rita Kay visit relatives near Athens. Mayor J. A Bedinghaus and family visit New Vienna. Mrs. Kesterson suffered a paralytic stroke. Mrs. Woodrow Thomas in Parkersburg. Ranger Emmett Conway and family moved from Lake Hope to ranger station residence. Loomis family of Logan move into Conway house at the lake. Loomis will be custodian. Gertrude Conway from Struthers visiting.
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Frank Marking
Loraine Kay
R. H. Thomas
Columbus
Ella Murray
Athens
Orland Burke
Chillicothe
Donald Hoskinson
Dorothy Vansky
Rita Kay
J. A Beding‘haus
Patty Barehouse
Mary
Jessie Kesterson
Hayes
War Fukes and Occupation: America's Role in postwar Germany
IPoet's Corner presents A.J. M. Roberts Jr. on postwar Europe. The piece argues that occupying zones reflect geography and Nazi culpability, with American leadership urged in rebuilding Italy and shaping a peaceful Germany. It warns against naive southern Germany as potential reformists and emphasizes education for peace.
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J. M. Roberts, Jr
Germany
America
Italy
Europe
Silesia
Britain
France
Adolf Hitler
Poem Fragment by Frank E. Coe From Reynoldsburg
A brief verse declares that war cannot silence song birds or calm a balmy breeze. The lines attribute the reflection to Frank E. Coe of Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
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Frank E. Coe
Reynoldsburg
Syracuse WSCS Holds June Tea
The Evening Circle of the Syracuse Methodist WSCS hosted a June tea at the church hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Schmitt with homemade cookies and tea. Miss Marcia Karr led the program on Juvenile Delinquency and Rev. Lawrence Schmitt spoke on The Crusade for Christ.
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Syracuse
Methodist
WSCS
Lawrence Schmitt
Marcia Karr
Charles Neujman
A. M. Roberts
Christina Grimm
Schmitt
N. Dg. Karr
Burlingham
C. E. Willams
Jessie Bath
Columbus
City
Pearl St
Hannah McBride
Gertrude McBride
Delaware
William Stobert
Janice
Lehora Campbell
Cleveland
Herbert Stoert
Migration of Superforts Announced From Pacific
The 71st Bomber Command announced the first Superfortresses to strike Japan have been moved 4,609 miles from India to the Marianas. The 150 bombers of the 5th Bombardment Wing are based on Finian Island, north of Guam, joining other B 29s in attacks on the enemy homeland in a major transfer led by Maj Gen Curtis Le May. Sgt. John Gilmore returned to Ft Bliss ending a furlough. Mrs. F. A. Shumway hosted a dinner in his honor. Annie Adams of Columbus visits before motor trip to Miami. Ed Wright and Esther Edwards married in Covington Ky on June 6. they plan to live on the bridegroom’s farm near Columbus after the war. Syracuse cherry crop harmed by frost. Orville Slack usually has a large crop but none this year.
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Guam
Japan
India
Marianas
Ithe 71St Bomber Command
Sth
Finian
2Th
Curtis le May
21St Bomber Command
John Gilmore
Ft. Bliss
Texas
F. A. Shumway
Annie Adams
Columbus
Charles Newman
Miami
Fla
Ed Wright
Austin Bakey
Esther Edewards
Carl Edwards
Covington
Syracuse
Orville Slack
Neutrals given maps of German minefields across Europe
PSRIS American Army engineers presented Belgium Norway and Finland with German minefield maps. France received similar maps last week. Advance elements of the 1st Seventh Army captured the shoe.
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PSRIS
Belgium
Norway
Finland
France
1. Seventh Army
Orbiston Personal Notes Reveal Local Visits and Travel
Orbiston residents report family, friends, and guests from Ohio towns and beyond. Carolyn Yates returns home to Buchtel after time with grandparents. Elizabeth Roberts hosted Sunday guests from Columbus. many locals visited relatives in Trimble, Columbus, Akron, Wellston, Margray City, and Carbon Hill.
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Mary * Jones
Lew Jones
Mary Lu Jones
Carbon Hill
Fred Conger
Howard 7
McMillen
Wellston
Joe Galvin
Nelsonville
Allie Nids
Clarence
O'Rourke
Margray City
Kate Blackston
Columbus
Alice Glancy
Helen Peacock
Pvt
Delbert Peacock
Germany
Peacock
Virginia Banfield
Athens
Steve Sorrell
Adrienne
Sorrell
Cora Wilson
Murray City
New England Notes Father’s Day at Presbyterian Church
New England observes Father’s Day at the Presbyterian Church with Sunday School at 10 followed by a program. All fathers in the community are urged to attend. Visits from Mrs. Anna South and daughter Mary of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Florence Michaels and son Eddie of Cleveland. Wayne Buck and Barbara Laughlin visit relatives. A Sunday School party is planned Friday at Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Starlin’s home with sandwiches to be brought by each family.
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New England
Presbyterian Church
Anna South
Mary
Pittsburgh
H. H. Starlin
Florence Michaels
Eddie
Cleveland
J. Louis
Winner
Wayne Buck
Troy
Barbara Laughlin
Stewart
L. T. Morrison
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National Dispatch
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Fileia
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Kingdom Come
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U.S
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F. B. Dilley
C. C. Whitmore
National Delphian Society
Middleport
H. J. Ward
Alvina Jones
Oscar Klein
Lucy Boggess
Hartinger
Kathryn Poindexter
Studebakers
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Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Zaleski
Hunland
Ipoet
Edéreas
Syracuse Wscs
Pacific
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