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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1944

Page

4

War plans shift as spring arrives in Europe and Asia

The article argues that spring signals rising war pressure on all fronts with a Hitler first strategy and joint Anglo American Russian action. It notes Russia's changing stance toward Japan, shifts in Pacific defense, and Teheran era planning aiming at a Russian Allied victory. The piece asserts imminent broader victory possible within the coming months.

Europe Japan Russia Germany Moscow Tokyo Leningrad Siberia Burma China Asiatic Pacific Washington Teheran

Subscription Rates and Notices From The Messenger

The notice lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, with varying yearly, half year, and weekly prices for Ohio and outside Ohio, plus overseas service pricing. It notes paper supply limits and that newspaper rates may reflect advertising and obituary charges, with general publication details and post office classification.

Ohio Olio Messenger Athens John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Columbus Clevelen

Vermont Fight Against Federal Dam Growls Across New England

Vermont Attorney General denounces a proposed 29 million dollar federal power dam as a violation of states rights. He cites flood control aims masking public ownership aims and warns Congress is the only check on centralized government.

New England Vermont Washington Congress

NEED MORE WOMEN The War Dept urged to place skilled soldiers in fighting jobs

The soldier's wife urges recruiting more women for the WACs and other women at arms. She cites a 6 foot 190 pound sergeant with years of shooting and fighting but college training as evidence the Army needs capable women to take nonfrontline chores. She argues one qualified woman could free such a sergeant for combat tasks. She also calls for savings during war to fund Bonds after the front.

War Department Wacs Army WAC

Questions Raised by Sicily Air Losses Prompt Call for Answers

A July Sicily incident involving 23 transport planes and 410 American soldiers raises broad questions about censorship unity of command and air force independence. The piece urges full public disclosure and a thorough, impartial investigation by Congress or an independent board.

Washington Sicily Army Navy U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff United States Army Chief of Staff Arnold Army Air Forces Pearl Harbor Department of National Defense Associated Press Air Force Lac

Washington Caalling- By Marquis Childs

Washington Caalling discusses Ireland during World War II. Marquis Childs notes travel limits between Britain and Ireland and the risk of espionage. De Valera’s note lists 12 suspected spies in Irish prisons, including five Nazi parachutists, while IRA members are not counted among the detainees.

Washington Ireland Foynes London Limerick Yeats Lady Gregory A. E Britain Great Britain Northern Ireland Eire de Valera Irish Irish Republican Army I.R.A England

Signers Question Hourly Government Forms

Citizens complain about frequent government form signing with no clarity on contents or purpose. They note every signer is in the dark and uncertainty surrounds the legal implications of each document. Local officials urge cautious review before signing any form.

Meigs in Uniform Exposes Local Service Members in War Effort

A roster from Syracuse Precinct lists veterans and those honorably discharged, detailing birthdates, enlistment, training sites, and current assignments across Army Air Corps Navy Marine and Coast Guard. It highlights families like Bailey, Holter and Singer with multiple siblings serving.

Pomeroy Syracuse Sutton Township A. V. Howell War History Commission Geraldine Buck Ft. Riley Kan Charleston S. C Foreign Service Pacific Area Bailey John Otis Forest Margaret Bailey Army Fres Columbus Ft. Benjamin Ind Phylls Bailey Amberger Wallace William George Minnie Ellen Amberger Air Corps Patterson Field Ohio Field Louisville Margaret Spencer Racine James Austin Eynon Emil Reed Emma Eynon Army Air Corps Cpl Bowman Field Barksdale Field Ft. Crockett Texas March Field Calif Great Falls Minn Ft. Dix N. J Camp Barkeley Leesville Quartermaster Corps Holter Clifford Eugene Clifford Lena Holter Field Artillery Camp Beale Paul Richard Earl and Jennie Holter Indiana Set. Holter Patterson Miami Fla Gulfport Miss Salt Lake Utah Army Air Base Lincoln Neb Harry Everett East Liverpool Ward Mary Amanda Bailey Holter Cpl Holter Chanute Field Camp Wheeler Perry Lawrence William William Blank Holter Stella Rose Holter 5Th Service Command Ft. Benjamin Harrison Jasper Jividen Clark Jividen Bowman's Run Elias Jividen J. O. Clark Downington Navy Seabees Camp Peary Edith Jividen Krider Russell King Raymond Freda Krider Signal Corps P.M. New Nease Arthur Vernon Helen Nease Marine Corps Huntington New River N. C Paris Island San Diego Pfe Reiber Robert Dayton Marie Island Scott Theodore Richard Earl Minnie Engle Scott Nelsonville Kessler Field Bertha Bailey Scott Stewart Singer Artie Cora Singer William Arthur Singer Chester Township Ft. Belvour Camp Gruber Oklo Freda Singer Toledo Graham Arnold Singer Camp Gordon Dollie Singer Perry Rexford Singer Nease Set

Fuddy Duddies Fly P-38 Fighters to England Across North Atlantic

The Mighty Maine to United Kingdom mission recounts the P-38 transfer effort led by Brigadiers and Captains I nvolving the Fuddy Duddies squad. They battled ice and overcast, split from a B 17, navigated with gyrocompass aids, and reached Iceland before continuing to Manchester and the United Kingdom eight weeks after base in New Hampshire.

England Atlantic Labrador Greenland Iceland Maine Briggs Gerhart Kelsey Hough Monk Hunter Davis Strait Fuddy-Duddies Ough Goodby Hunter Reykjavik Borg United Kingdom Stornoway Scotland Manchester New Hampshire

Kimberly Birthday Party Celebrated at Mrs Davis Home

Kimberly Davis enjoyed a birthday gathering Friday with friends including Mrs Merle Love Mrs Ed Nelson and others. Edma Mae Nelson, Ross Lauderback and local residents attended. Mrs Davis received many gifts. Edna Rutter and William Breeze recently moved to local hospitals. Kimberly School donated items to York Township Service Club. Betty Nelson returned from Columbus.

Kimberly William Davis Merle Love Ed Nelson Edma Mae Easter Hatfield Katherine Nelson Carl Lauderback Ross Thelma Donahoe Clarence Keck Davis Earl Rutter Cherrington Hospital William Breeze Marietta Hospital Kimberly School York Township Betty Nelson Columbus

Carbondale News Briefs Snapshot of local travels and updates

Carbondale residents share weekend trips to Columbus and visits from relatives. Den ver soldier son news from the Antia beachhead in Italy. Measles illness among Miles Stump and Clyde Stanley. Furlough for Corp. Frank W. Frisby from Savannah Georgia Air Corps. Local movements include Joe Stanley family relocation to Nelsonville and Marjorie Lowery’s return from Washington.

Joe Stanley Nelsonville Carl Frank Denver U. S Anzio Italy Jasper Cox Columbus Marjorie Lowery Washington Chester Lowery Carbondale John Easterling Margaret Hoak Amy Pollock May Herrick Lancaster Ida Holt Columbus. Corp Frank W. Frisby Savannah Air Corps Miles Stump Clyde Stanley Albert Johnson Athens Rose Teft T. M. Calelahan

Registrar to retire at OSU after 49 years of service

Miss Edith D. Cockins, registrar of Ohio State University for 49 years, will retire on June 30. Her long tenure has guided generations of students and shaped campus records and enrollment.

Columbus Edith D. Cockins Ohio State University

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