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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1945

Page

4

Ohio and National Subscription Rates in The Messenger

The page lists subscription rates by carrier for The Messenger in Ohio and nationwide, with various periods and prices, including weekly and yearly options. It also notes printing permissions and post office classifications, followed by a lengthy editorial column on President Roosevelt’s remarks about German ex soldiers and forced labor.

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Frederic Chopin and the Pleyel Partnership Strains

The aging Louis Pleyel pushes the famed pianist Frederic Chopin toward concert tours for fortune while Chopin’s health and career drift. Liszt and Jozef Elsner influence a fragile dynamic as Poland’s uprising and Paris salons frame the tension between loyalty, ambition, and artistic independence.

Poland Jozef Elsner Frederic Monsieur Franz Liszt Fred Joen Pleyel Et Cie Louis Jfr Fred-¢éric Professor Elsner

Laurel Run News Notes Celebrations and Visits

Laurel Run news notes record a birthday celebration for Mrs Winnie Sawers with gifts and games, a steak dinner, and many neighbors in attendance. It lists upcoming meeting at Mrs Alice Kern's home and multiple local visits, plus attendance at the Hocking County basketball tournament in Logan and a Sard wedding anniversary observed by Vance R Wolfe family.

Laurel Run Friendly Neighbors Club Mary Thompson Winnie Sowers Hattie Patton Nell Sowers Helen Bumgardner Nellie White Margaret Campbell Juanita Wolfe Donnie Joy Annie Todd Lottie Patton Alice Kern Winnie Sawers Margaret Kepalar Jasper O'Hare Smiths Chapel Stanley Price Clarence Patton Albert Dodds Lancaster Edith Wood Hickel’s Logan Everett White Arthur Todd Betty Brandon Mickey Wayne Hocking County William Hankison Betty Herman Bumgardner Chester Wood Jean Cale Jean Cole Dorothy Wolfe Coonville Bert Ingmire Libby Patten Rob Union Furnace Albert M. B. Iles Lawrence Wolfe Ladonna M. EB. Iles

Sixteen Million Jobs for Women Debate Before War End

The piece analyzes claims of 60 million postwar jobs and a $140 billion national income. Using 1940 population figures and 1950 projections, it estimates 16,156,850 women needed to fill nonmale jobs, assuming all men are employed, and predicts major changes in marriage and domestic life as women enter full-time work.

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Demobilizing Bureaucracy Warns About Postwar Controls

Senator Arthur Vandenberg cautions that after victory the government will keep many wartime controls to guard against economic collapse. He warns of a 4000 strong executive cadre with lawlike power but limited public debate, risking a bureaucratic reflex in peacetime.

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Postwar travel eyes widen as veterans push limits

The piece notes veterans and Europe bound travelers face high costs and new freedoms after the war. It suggests many will travel beyond wealthier circles, exploring deeper into postwar markets and destinations as common citizens gain wider access to international movement.

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Peter Edson on German V-1 robot bombs as emerging artillery

Peter Edson discusses the V-1 flying bomb as a possible new weapon blending artillery and aircraft roles. He notes limited accuracy but strong psychological impact, and explains propulsion, launch, and range constraints affecting its use versus traditional artillery.

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Meeting of Athens clubs and Legion auxiliary events

Athens area social notes describe the Mas quers Club gathering at Parker Walker’s home 7B N Congress St. James Person and Earl Watkins hosted their civics teacher Mr Eugene Cottle at a dinner at 20 Montrose Ave. Other guests included Miss Cora Evans Mrs Jessie Ward and Mrs Frank Watkins. Mrs B R Goldsberry and Mrs Dow Grones visited Mr and Mrs John Cooley in Lynn Haven Fla. The Women's Auxiliary of the K T Crossen Post held its first officer installation and initiation with Nellie Brooks Griswald named president and officers elected.

James Person Earl Watkins Eugene Cottle Everett Person Montrose Ave Cora Evans Jessie Ward Frank Watkins Earl B. R. Goldsberry Dow Grones Goldsberry John Cooley Lynn Haven Fla Women's Auxiliary K. T. Crossen Post American Legion Nellie Brooks Griswald Aveline Dowler Fearl Kelley Ruth Morrison Eflen Goddard Belle Lavelle Agnes Padden Muriel Toy Pierce

Tuppers Plains News Notes Brightens Local Letters

Tuppers Plains notes report Mr and Mrs Hopp Green receiving letters from sons Lowell in the South Pacific Sgt Don Green in France and Pvt Paul Green in New Hebrides all confirming they are well. Other items mention visitors and local visits, including the Torrence and Prince families, and gatherings with neighbors in Huntington Monroe Roselle and Middleport.

Tuppers Plains Hopp Green Lowell Green South Pacific Don Green France Pvt Paul Green New Hebrides Clifton Gillespie Pearl Gillespie Walter Johnson Huntington Carl Parker Leo Torrence Monroe Mich Nelson Torrence Betty M. Prince Cash Bentz Rosenne C. M Frost and Athens C. E. Woode Vietta Sponger Roy Rosa Brochial Cneshire pChaunces Werner Maddleport Hattie Green Peart Gillespie Middleport Alts Whaley Pomeroy Air Abner Stout Long Bottom Anna White Alice Dean Hlt Dotson Rauchie Alice Pathersburg Church of Christ Ther Sotanaay Everett Parker

Rundstedt Resists Allied Rhine Crossing Thrust

War Today reports that German hopes in the Cologne Plain collapse as Allied forces press the Rhine. Von Rundstedt conducts a rear-guard retreat across key crossings to delay and protect withdrawals while Eisenhower pushes toward Cologne and Essen. The Ruhr industrial hub remains a central objective.

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Victory and Valor in Wartime Verses by Messenger Readers

Poet's Corner contributions recount wartime sacrifice and morale. verses by Bessie M. Gorslene and Mrs Ethel Radekin honor those serving and missing loved ones, urging faith, duty, and remembrance as World War II rages. Decorations and gratitude are implied for veterans and fallen heroes.

Messenger

Social Notes of Rutland

Social notes from Rutland record visits and club meetings. Mr and Mrs Joan Thomas and grandson from Bele, Virginia, were here on Sunday. Rutland Garden Club gathered at Mrs Bart Rawlnes and Miss Lelih Sidenstricker’s home Monday night. afternoon WSCS of the Methodist Church met at Mrs Lee Myers’ home Tuesday. Mrs Will Folen works as a clerk in Rathburn Store. Blanche McCormick has returned after weeks with daughter Mrs Bernard Bygley in Columbus and Eva Welsh in Athens. Robert Vandemark of Wellston spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs C Chapman.

Rutland Joan Thomas Bele Bernard Bvgley Columbus Eva Welsh Athens Robert Vandemark

Darling From Our Homeland We Sail Across The Deep

Private Russell M Cline writes from the Pacific theater describing departures from home and love letters kept as solace. He vows to defend what he loves with God’s help, acknowledging the danger of sailing and the possibility some may never return.

Darling

Hale Assumes Command In Place Of Harmon

Maj. Gen. Willis H. Hale assumes duties as commander of army air forces in the Pacific area and deputy commander of the 20th Air Force. A search continues for missing Lt. Gen. Jard F. Harmon and nine others after a trans Pacific flight disappearance.

Army Air Force

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