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Cutalcerbie
Toe Messenger
Athens Fort
Mayioral
Jonah Cullen
Chicago
New York
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Cleveland
Tiger hunt ends with strange teeth trade and uneasy show
A safari voyage in the Himalayas includes elephant transport of a wounded tiger. A neighbor rejects the prize teeth as worn by locals, prompting a tense exchange. A dramatic chase ends when a .30-30 rifle fires as Gingiss nearly clashes with the animal. The tiger’s pelt proves of little value.
Unity and conflict in postwar power shaping world peace
The piece argues that unity among nations is essential for durable peace, but warns that Soviet expansion and radical shifts in Britain threaten democratic influence. It contrasts capitalist democracy with state socialism, noting Russia and Germany share ruthless traits and warning against complacency as Europe restructures after World War II.
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Truman
America
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France
Russia
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Japan
Far East
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Europe
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John Bull
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Asia
TITE UNCOMMON MAN
Dr William C. de Vane of Yale College argues for reverence for the uncommon man and warns against the term common man. He asserts democracy thrives when individuality is honored and urges removing common man from speech to preserve dignity and freedom of personal development.
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William C. de Vane
Yale College
de Vane
Truman faces risk as big three meet abroad amid secrecy
The article discusses President Truman's planned trip with Churchill and Stalin to an undisclosed European site, noting Stalin's past reluctance to travel, British and American leaders' desire for unity with Russia, and Congress' failure to fix presidential succession. It warns of security leaks from London and calls for clarified succession law and tighter arrangements.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Berlin
Marshal Stal
Britain
Russia
Marshal Stalin
Truman
Europe
Japan
Congress
Houe of Representatives
House
Tuman
Stettinie
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Eyserhower Wll
America
Churchall
Atlee
Churet
London
Patton with a warmed smile lights up Edson's Washington talk
Secretary of War Slimson's dull press briefing breaks into vivid humor as Gen George S Patton joins, discussing tanks and war theory. Patton notes tanks allow soldiers to reach battle scenes, carry blankets, and keep moving, joking about cavalry, animals, and American ignorance of saddling a horse.
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Washington
Henry L. Slimson
George S Patton
Trimble Township Urged to Boost War Bond Drive
In Trimble Township twelve remain to meet the Seventh War Loan quota with about $50,000 short after offsetting Mine 255 purchases. Leaders urge volunteer salesmen to accelerate efforts and urge unparticipated citizens to find a local bond salesman. E bonds can be cashed after 60 days, G bonds after six months, and all adults share responsibility to support the drive.
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Glouster
Trimble Township
Foal
Trimble ‘Townshin
Missionary Society Meets at Trimble Church
Shelton Missionary Society members gathered at Trimble Church of Christ hosted by Mrs. Bertine Ebbers. Zoe Herrold led worship. discussions on the Philippines via "Seven Thousand Emeralds" and the "four lights of freedom" followed. Officers elected included Eileen Leake as president and Maxine Heiser as vice president.
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Glouster
Bertine Ebbers
Shelton Missionary Society
Trimble Church
Philippines
Joseph Smith
Islands
Allen Huber
Eileen Leake
Maxime Heiser
Eva Gooding
Palmer
Raymond Antle
Roy Byers
Zoe Iferrald
Gertrude Rainey
Fearl Christman
Mabel Sisson
Anita
Hattie Sawyer
Maxine Heiser
Emma McClelland
Kenneth Eberts
C.K. Palmer
Fathers Are Honored At Church Service
The Church of Christ Sunday service honored fathers with a duet by Shela and Sally Eddy at Bible School doors. W. W. Wallace led the chorister singing as the sermon by Reverend Tigner urged fathers to fulfill their parenting duties. Floral tributes honored Cloud Clemons and Dr. EF Danford in memory.
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Slouster
Church of Christ
Shela
Sally Eddy
Bible School
W. W . Wallace
Rerent
Germany
Lalla Danford
EF. Danford
Meeting Called for Jacksonville Old Settlers Reunion
Guinther, chairman of the organizing committee, announces a meeting at the mayor’s office in Jacksonville Wednesday at eight. The seventh annual reunion will be bigger and better, with a program similar to past years plus new attractions, and committees will be named to begin work.
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Cfl Guinther
Jacksonville
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Guinther
Glouster Catholic Ladies Study Club Notes and Guests
Glouster Tuesday evening meeting opened with club hymn creed and a program including readings by Relord Healy and John McCreanor, and "All American Dad" by Joe Wolf. Prizes were Defense stamps. next meeting June 26 with George Carter hosting. Guests at Frank Butts home included Elizabeth Butts and Dias Deal among others.
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Glouster
T. A. Noon
Catholic Ladies Study Club
John R. Clark
Relord Healy
John McCreanor
Joe Wolf
John R. Clerk
America
Ann Bailey
Kate Bartels
Gertrude Darling
George Carter
Elizabeth Chute
William Echstenkamper
Josephine He
Wounded Veteran Home for Furlough
James Andrews, wounded in Germany with shrapnel in his left wrist ear and foot, arrived home Saturday to spend a 30 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs John Andrews. After furlough he will be assigned to a hospital to continue treatment of his wounds.
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Glouster
Pfe
James Andrews
Wwe
Germany
John Andrews
Editorial Letter Warns Against Militarism And War
The Messenger publishes a June 12 1945 letter by Charles E Miller of Athens Ohio urging nations to stop teaching militarism to children. It argues that war is bred by wartime zeal and that only peace education can prevent a third world war within the next generation.
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Church Group Has Large Attendance in Glouster
Anti County Brotherhood of the Churches of Christ gathered in Glouster with broad county church presence. W W Wallace led music, a male quartet performed, solos by Richard Jones and Twila Williams, Edleen Peugh and Jayne Witham sang, Rev Eugene Brown spoke on Father’s Day.
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Glouster
Allend Reese Rites In Glouster
Those from a distance who attended the funeral services of the late David Reese were: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kuhner and son David Clarion Pa. Mr. J. C. Reese New York City Dr. and Mrs. James G. Blower of Al ton Mrs. Helen Gadbury of Nelsonville Mr. W. P. Reese of Buckeye Lake Mrs. A. Buskirk of Chillicothe Mrs Theron Goorl son of Canton and Miss Eleanor Minister Athens
Sailor in Pacific Receives Promotion
William W. Figley, son of Supt and Mrs. Thomas W. Figley, serving in the Pacific, has been promoted to third class petty officer with the rating signal man 3-c. He completed boat training plus 16 weeks at Great Lakes and six weeks at Little Creek, Va, and is nearing his one year of service.
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Glouster
William W. Figley
Thomas W. Figley
Pacific
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Little Creek
Twenty Three Youth Set for Tar Hollow Camp Week
Rev C B Tigner reports that 23 young people enrolled to spend the first week in July at Tar Hollow. Five cooks, three cabin mothers and one cabin father accompany them. Tigner serves as camp secretary and faculty member for courses offered at the camp.
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Glouster
C. B. Tigner
Tar Hollow
Tigner
Enemy Equipment To Be Tested in Indiana
Intelligence and research personnel will fly to Freeman Field in Seymour Indiana to study the latest captured enemy gear to counter German aeronautical advances. U S aircraft will be stored at the former twin engine training school for historical purposes. Colonel May Killed Guam UP Col Edwin T Max of the 383rd Regiment 86th Army Division was killed by machine gun fire June 5.
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Freeman Field
Seymour
Ind
Japan
Air Technical Service Command
Wright Field
U. S
May
Guam
Edwin T. Max
86Th Army
Shuri Line
Okinawa
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