Dumbarton Oaks plan viewed as a starting point not final charter
Washington observers say the Dumbarton Oaks plan is a minimum framework and must be turned into binding charter language. Critics misread it as a full treaty. the final language will specify obligations and prohibit force, with procedural details to prevent abuse and allow moral force to deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dumbarton Oaks
U. S. Senate
Capitol Hall
San Francisco
Security Council
League of Nationa
Yalta
Geneva League
Ethiopia
Manchuria
League
Syracuse Honor Roll For Period Listed
Syracuse Grade School announces six week honor roll with students named by grade from 1 to 7. Names include Charlee Neuman, Nancy Jane Wamsley, Paul Amberger, Linda Lou Brenick, Alice Faye Fisher, June Gilmore, Carol Diddle, Bobby Parker, Yvonne Roush, Teddy Fisher and more.
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Syracuse
Charlee Neuman
Nancy Jane Wamsley
Mary Hemsley
Wm. Hysell
Robert Rowsh
Pauline Wolfe
Paul Amberger
Linda Lou Brenick
Carolyn Ann Brown
Malcolm Guinther
Richard Harris
Mary Alberta London
Robin’ Nye
Mary Jane Scott
Paul Hoback
Donald Hubbard
Jimmy Hubbard
Alice Faye Fisher
June
Gilmore
Lela Grueser
Margaret Martin
Manning Roush
Tommy Roush
Martha Stowe
Nancy Williams
Donald Yeanger
William Nease
Zeda Paulin
Carol Diddle
Bobby Parker
Margaret. Thuenera
Donald Quisenberry
Tommy Joe Rose
Yvonne Roush
Jiamson Thomas Taylor
Faye Will
Wile
Bobby Houdashelt
Max~ Jine London
Sarah Stowe
Teddy Fisher
Franklin Imboden
Postwar Ohio U buildings budget criticized by editor
The budget proposal 3704,550 for Ohio University postwar buildings is deemed grossly inadequate compared with Bricker administration plans. The piece argues Ohio U needs ten or more new buildings, with seven hundred thousand dollars for two, plus maintenance, to meet postwar growth and avoid underbuilt facilities. It urges legislature to allocate sufficient funds for education and public welfare amid rising student demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Bricker
Ohio
Lausche
Chemistry & Research
Cutler
Ewing Hall
Athens urged postwar plan to boost Ohio University growth
City leaders urged immediate postwar planning to expand water and sewer infrastructure and streets to support Ohio University growth. Emphasized that inadequate utilities threaten university expansion and Athens future, calling for phased improvements within budgets to aid the institution’s facilities and enrollment.
Disinterested drive for congressional reform in Washington
Peter Edson outlines a rare public-spirited effort to reform Congress led by the La Follette Munroney committee. The American Political Science Association and Dr. George B. Galloway organized a four year behind the scenes campaign, using monthly dinner meetings with lawmakers to discuss problems and practices across both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Bob LaFollette
Wisconsin
Mike Munroney
Oklahoma
Ann
la Follette-Mon- Toney
American Political Science Association
Political Science Association Committee On Congress
George B. Galloway
Galloway
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bureau of Municipal Research
Twentieth Century Fund
National Planning Association
Brookings Institution
National Recovery Administration
Real estate squeeze taps Ohio University growth
Ohio University faces growth constraints as property owners block expansion, hindering new buildings and modernization. Officials urge a decisive assessment of land needs by the City of Athens to allow future development and reduced confinement of the historic campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Ohio University
Public Forum letter questions food survey 1944 news plan
The writer criticizes the pressure to shorten letters for the Pune Forum and notes a proposed 1944 1945 food survey by Republican members led by Thomas A Jenkins. The piece mocks sensationalism while predicting a meaningful headline. Sent from Chesterhill Ohio, March 17.
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the Messenger
Dogress
Thomas A. Jenkins
Associated Press
F. D.J. Roosevelt
W.I Endicott Chesterhill
Publication change praised for home news access
Denmark letter commends The Athens Messenger for its weekly edition enabling men to read news at home. Sender notes receiving January dated copies on February 26, mentions first copies since July 25, signed by Tex G. Myers, Second Lt. Inf., SHAEF, Denmark, March 8.
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the Messenger
Athens Messenger
Tex G. Myers
Inf. Shaef
Denmark
Chester Grange Marks Ten Years Of Service
Chester Grange celebrated its tenth anniversary with a March 13 meeting noting 162 current members and a charter list of 37. Five new applications were read, a Red Cross donation was given, and plans for the year were discussed at Master C. N. Jones home. The program featured readings on Lincoln and Washington, Lenten thoughts, songs, a poem, a violin piece, and a 10th anniversary song. A tea-sponsor was honored for a decade of attendance, and a prayer remembered Bro. George Parker who died in France. The next meeting is set for March 27.
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Chester
Chester Grange
Harley Musser
Emma Revhle
Red Cross
C. N. Jones
P. H. Mora
Mt. Vernon
Mary Genheimer
Lincoln
Washington
Anna Tuttle
Letha Koblentz
Mae Holter
George Genheimer
Amy Welle
Altona Karr
Abe Lyncoln
Audra Woode
Jess Jones
My Victory Garden
Kathryn Peoples
Mr. Peoples
Elsie Hart
Pomeroy
France
Germans Evacuate Duisburg for Rhine Crossing
A three sentence dispatch from the Allied Rhine front reports German civilians leaving their homes in the Duisburg sector to clear space for Lt General Sullivan Simpson’s Ninth U S Army as it prepares to cross the Rhine.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Rhenish Front
Duisburg
General Simpson
Rhine
Echoes of Past Local Life and War News
A collage recounts a 10 year old spelling bee at Mrs. Vercoe Murphy’s home won by Mrs. Owen Carmichael, notes Izaak Walton League officers and plans for a 25 acre artificial lake on Morrison farm, Athens Township. It also surveys old war era references to Remagen, the Rhine, and looming Allied crossings, with society tidbits and a glimpse of Athens history.
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Philathea
Vercoe Murphy
Owen Carmichael
Morrison
Alexander Township
Athens County
K. T. Ig
Court St
Rhine
Lottridge News Notes Spotty local updates and visits
Lottridge notes describe Corporal Leland Boggs returning to Florida after a ten day fur lough with family in Parkersburg. The item lists numerous local visitors and guests including the Boggs, Bailey, Bernard, Messinger, and Tilton households, plus a bogey accident affecting Joe Baller.
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Lottridge
Leland Boggs
Carson Boggs
Parkersburg
Marilyn
Beulah
Raymond Boggs
Befpre
Corporal Boggs
Florida
Joe Baller
Aubrey Bailey
Sweeringen
Mildred Chapman
Arnold Bernard
Ray Whaley
Guysville
William Messinger
Watertown
Corning Social and Personal Notes at Youth Center Dance
Attendees at the opening night dance for the New Lexington Youth Center include Pvt. Calmner Haskins U S M C Farris Island S C and many Corning residents as well as guests from Moxayala Columbus Canton Philadelphia and Chicago visiting local families for the weekend. Notable names include Don Moore Gail Wood yard Eleanor Reho Thea Murray Geraldine Gladden Donna Murray Phillis Mindigo Zelda Wernick Grace Ann Koecks Mary Rita Winnenberg Emma Jane Quinn Vonda Lee Levering William Keifer Ted Thomas and Mrs Louise Hashman.
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Louise Hashman
Sonny
Quinn
Arthur Harris
Joseph
Briggs
Roger Briggs
Millie Miskle
Mary E. Frasure
Glenn Champlin
Annabelle Lanfrank
Margie Hoffman
Boyd Post
Bob Reich
Geraldine King
Leston Davison
Virginia Davis
Betty Dunlap
Hugh Kinsel
Walter Baker
Leo Radoski
Corning
Peg
C. A. Sheifer
Bil
Mary Eileen Shaw
Columbus
William Shaw
John Rocks
Germaine
John Tierney
Mount Carmel Hospital
Josep Seimer
Pomeroy
Florence Weiland
Jack Weiland
Canton
John Weiland
Leon Levion
Chicago
Ill
Ira Pullman
Philadelphia
Ipa
Marcel Levion
Lewis Distelsweig
Jacksonville
Bernard Jones
Hollis Love
Helen Klavenbeck
George iKarenbeck
Catherine Reidel
iHslen Rocks
Henry iKocks
Hitler's Hate For Foes Is Explained
An informant describes the Nazi regime's terror, detailing public hangings of conspirators including Erwin Von Witz, Ulrich Von Hassel, and others. The report recalls victims left exposed for hours, the climate of disappearance, and estimates 1,200 to 1,500 immediate executions with thousands more liquidated.
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Erwin
von Witz
Leben
Ulrich von Hassel
Germany
Cologne
People’s Court
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Otte
Manthe
Olio
Ouio
Messenger
Adhens
Lates Mattooni
Jon W. Cullen Company
New York
Cleveland
Fareign
Mik
Fay
Ledges
Boston
Minot
Sandy Point
Brenda Temple
Brenda
Nicholas Trent
Fating
Bruce Temple
Pat
Phineas Hudson
Athens
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
Pune
Carefelly
Timmin't
Izaak Walton League
O. E. McClure
C. V. Strawn
Elrot Hedges Wilson Smith
George Smith
Vienna
West Bank of the Rhine
Fomeroy Boys
Ruhr
Cying
Clee
Hitler's War Industries
Emma Lou
Essen
Keehne
Feud Armament Works
W. A. Smith
AU. 5
Army Recruiting Office
Western Front
J. E Stansbury
Theln Court St
O¢R
Virginia
Remagen 7
William Mills
Nelsonville
Saar
Palatinate
Red Army
Berlin
Lottridge News Notes
By Galbraith
Somnias
Nex
Opera Topranc
Hitler
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