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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1946

Page

4

Congress extends selective service draft amid postwar pressure

Congress has passed a bill extending the selective service act into the postwar period amid political pressure. Analysts note the measure preserves the president’s authority to seize resources and mobilize troops if needed, with an extended time frame likely beyond March 1947 and possible further modifications. The move signals continued readiness to provide troops even as global peace negotiations unfold.

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Family Ties and Secrets Amp Up at Aunt Clem's Home

Sally and Margaret spend time with Aunt Clem at her house where Sally faces questions about Blair Canfield. The discussion hints at a past romance, a mystery, and Sally planning to reveal details on her next afternoon off from the hospital work.

Wintel Maynard Caren Clery Sally Ciem Salk Margaret Miavnard Salis Margaret Ae Snard Timothy Clem Blair Blair Canfield Maggie

Veto drama shows limits of UN power over Franco Spain

Russia blocked a compromise on Franco Spain in the UN Charter debate, preserving a divided path for handling the dictator. Britain sided with majority opinion, spotlighting veto dangers, while big powers fearcly guard influence and the small nations lose a voice.

Russia United Nations Generalissimo Franco Spain Britain America Generalissimo Franco Gromyko Big Five

Fallout from coal strike settlement outlined by observers

Analysts describe the government’s role and private industry rights in the latest coal deal. Lewis gains a tax on coal to fund a three person board, while operators recover mines yet workers and public lose direct funds oversight as reconversion looms.

Lewland Rovemiment Atpater Paul Mahon Washington Lewis Truman

Edwardson’s Letter From Washington on Atomic Bill Delays

Peter Edson reports on the Senate passed Mahon atomic energy control bill facing House delays. Key figures include May, Rep. Clason, Thomas, Shafer, Holdster, and others debating amendments. The piece notes arguments over agency representation, monopoly contracts, and future development amid miner pay concerns and calls for intelligent labor legislation.

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Radcliff Personal Notices From June Rural Hall Event

Fragmented text notes a June gathering at Winton Township Hall with names such as Mrs Morton and Rev B Well present. Mentions Mr and Mrs G son Joe Cohumeots ter Mondas a2 Lecentiv uke Nay. Includes references to Mrs Glenna Riftle and others traveling home for embarkation and a New Zealand cousin.

Joe Cohumeotster Erry MecLaughin Linda Glenna Riftle Ted Vecan W. A. Holcathe Ucts Pistea Imma Dellersa Jay Mo Pearce Thatroet Ciede Q Robsnett Beigmum Ne~ Hebinet Fearce Macy Taylor Ft. Ha E Winton Township Kanse Hall Morton B. Well

Tuppers Plamns Briefs

Local briefs note visitors and illnesses among area families. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Cristy of Silver Hide hosting guests and several relatives visiting or assisting with daily tasks and skating rink work.

Athens local veterans and youth leaders honored at state events

Frank S Lowry elected senior vice commander of the Ohio Veterans at Columbus. John DeMolet Jr attended 11 day Boys State training at the Columbus Fairgrounds. Belated notes recall Belford Nelson sailing to New York, Miss Florence Barnes returning from Puerto Rico school trip, and Redpath Chautauqua events on Athens High School grounds with F M Hutchinson listed among attendees.

Frank S Lowry Athens Ohio Columbus Enday John DeMolet, Jr John De*bolet Boys’ State Columbus Fairgrounds Redpath Chautauqua F. M. Hutchinson Arkersburg Mys. J. Cochran. P

Amputee Veterans Urge Car Aid via Congress Letter

A patient at a Michigan hospital writes the Public Forum asking lawmakers to pass a bill providing a new car for amputees. The disabled veteran from Hemlock near Ing notes a furlough prevented obtaining transportation and stresses a dependable vehicle is essential for daily function. Sent from Ward 76 Perox fone at Cengal hospital Datile Creek on June 3.

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Pleasant Valley Area Personal News Notes

Pleasant Valley social notes list guests including Mr and Mrs Earl Hanning and Pearl Chapel at the Branks home. J W Bolin hosts visitors Therese Lavalle and Fred Becker. Urban Parker calls on Mr and Mrs Pera Vond. Services at Pleasant Valley Church Sunday June 30 at 2 pm with Sunday School at 1 30. Flora Pratt and children of Pleasanton visited Mrs Sade Brooks. Bolin family attended a horse show at Chillicothe. Vernon West of near Albans visited Mr and Mrs Pearl Goodin.

Pleasant Valley Earl Hanning Pearl Chapel Howard Branks Fred Becker Therese Lavalle J. W. Bolin Urban Parker Pera Vond Flora Pratt Pleasanton Sade Brooks Beverly Johnny Chillicothe Vernon West Albans Pearl Goodin

New Haven Briefs Highlight Local Events And Obituaries

New Haven coverage notes August 1 church family event at Garden Club pie sale and a birth announcement for Mr and Mrs David Bater of Columbus. Funeral attendees for Mr S G include local families and friends such as Layne, Roush, Powell, and Hart.

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Concord and Vicinity Social News Briefs

The Sunday School era met in June with Mr and Mrs Victor Sayre hosting. Devotional and business sessions led by president Muldredd Russell. Attendees included Alp and Mrs Maynard and a long list of local friends. Rev William M George will not preach at Concord Union Church June 30 or July 7 but will lead revival services in July. A new piano was gifted to the church by the Rev George of Nelsonville.

Cord Victor Sayre Muldredd Russell Maynard Sayre Less Kittle Joe Antle Joseph Jim Tie Lee Voglesone Stuart Robinett John Cart It Antle S Wohn Antle George Jean Hessey Antie Guy White Vern William M. Geeorge Cencnrd Union Chune Soul's Harbor Columbus William M. George Nelsonville

Albany Vicinity Personal Briefs

Mrs Mabel Stewart and Mrs E K Bennett guests of Mr and Mrs E F Lash at Buckeye Lake. Lashs sister and sister in law Mr and Mrs Clyde Miys Warne Welch and Ms Brooks Mussell visiting Julia Ewing in Wellton. Ed Lash son Les promoted to master sergeant stationed at San Antonio Texas. Mary Ann Moore and Charles Moore guests of Mrs Faye Baker Cline.

Albany Mabel Stewart E. K. Bennett Miarai Fla E. F. Lash Buckeye Lake Ting 5 Lash Airs Clyde Miys Warne Welch Brooks Mussell Welleton Julia Ewing Ed Lash Les’lie San Antonio Texas Mary Ann Moore Troy N.Y Charles Moore Athens Faye Baker Cline

Social Notes From Dexter Vicinity Pack the Week’s Local News

Dexter social column lists residents headed for vacations and visits. Penniter Mr and Mrs F C Folden and Ruth Weaver depart to Würth Ahron area for two week trip while Mrs Ruth Schheisen oversees the Telephane office. Various locals guests and travel plans noted including Lottie Dinson, Mir ard Mes Turley Nelson and Dera Das Salem Center. John Nelson’s death referenced with a relative’s passing noted. An appendectomy performed on Dexter resident John Nelson at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Community visits to Park Run and dinners with neighbors mentioned as well.

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Social Notes From Stewart Vicinity

Social notes from Stewart vicinity detail Children’s Day observance at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 103 am with Grace Dodds Thelma Sheridan and Werdell Stevenson in charge of Sunday School entertainment. Also mentions a Father’s Day program and a noon potluck, plus various local residents visiting hosting and calling friends. The Lacey Act history notes sparrow importation issue.

Presbyterian Church Grace Dodds Thelma Sheridan Werdell Stevenson Pe Tex HH. Ws. Tenn Delaware Hamden Bee Wilsel Inman Margaret Davis Rockland Mary Starlin Lawrener Quinn Amesville W. H. Morne Ernest Grosvenor Friends Evelyn Spear Grace Bril Stewart Cora Wilson

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