United States urged to fund world relief after war
David Lawrence warns Americans must endure shortages to aid Europe after Germany’s defeat. He argues open publicity, no secrecy, and careful policy to prevent exploitation while exporting food, money, and materials in vast amounts to rebuild Norway, France, Italy, Belgium, Poland, and Balkan states.
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Europe
United States
Congress
Germany
France
Norway
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Poland
Balkan States
Subscriptions and wartime commentary in a 1940s Athens page
The item lists subscription rates by carrier and format, including annual and shorter terms, with a note about international delivery and obituary charges. It also contains a political writing urging German accountability, describing Nazi atrocities and wartime crimes, and predicting German revolt as a crisis of war weariness.
The Lodges Mystery and a Night of Intrigue
A narrator recalls a disturbed night at Juniper Hill with a hidden enemy linked to Nicholas Trent. A silent intruder fires a pistol, the escape through a window, a struggle for control of the weapon, and a looming unanswered question about who entered the room. The scene shifts to dawn as the narrator finds a bullet in the plaster and resumes waking thoughts.
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Nicholas Trent
Language shifts spark debate over prefixes and suffixes
A critical note on evolving American English mocks terms like standers-by and jackers-on used in media and radio. The author questions dropping traditional bypass prefixes and urges restoring standard forms such as passers-by and lookers-on to preserve clarity and natural speech.
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San Francisco
Patton
Third Army
The Miracle of Aviation and One Washington Club
Postwar aviation is hailed as uniting nations through travel. In Washington a Congressional Flying Club, 91 strong, nears inviting Secretary of Commerce Henry Wallace as its sole non congressional member, a move seen as a surprising turn in Capitol Hill.
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World Brotherhood
Washington
Congressional Flying Club
Secretary of Commerce
Henry Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Capitol Hill
Republican Food Study Committee Calls for Coordinated Food Boss
The Republican Congressional Food Study Committee renews its demand for a central food boss in Washington after a 12 percent cut in civilian meat supplies for the next three months. A Republican member accuses the administration of discouraging food producers and driving firms out of business. The group argues for a coordinated program to cut red tape and inequities that tighten the food supply.
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Republican Congressional Food Study Committee
Washington
House
Republican Food Committee
The Strong and the Weak
Fragmented OCR text discusses a prime house of commons and a debate about strength and weakness. It mentions a roof space and a rhetorical contrast between strong and weak, with unclear attribution or clear events. The readable segments hint at a parliamentary context but lack concrete actions or dates.
Voice of America breaks through in Pacific war effort
In Washington a veteran columnist notes liberation of the Marianas enables U S forces to broadcast Japanese language messages via Radio Saipan. The Voice of America in Japanese, operated by OWI Army and Navy psychological units, reaches millions of Japanese homes, countering wartime propaganda and guiding public perception despite jamming attempts.
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Washington, D. C
Guam
Saipan
Marianas
U. S. Pacific
Japan
Radio
Voice of America
Mare
Office of War Information
Army
Navy
San Francisco
Honolulu
U.S
Taio Saipan
New York
Washington
Voce of America
Glouster Blood Donors Sought for Athens Unit
Mrs L E Richardson in Trimble Township seeks volunteers for the Mobile Unit to Athens on April 11 12 13. Donors aged 20 to 60 may participate with parental consent for 18 21. Appointments via R 101. Unit times: 12 50 to 4 45 p m Wednesday and Thursday and 10 00 to 12 15 p m on Friday. Donors may pledge a symbolic blood dedication to a U S Army member.
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Glouster
L. E. Richardson
Trimble Township
Athens
U.S. Army
Scouts Furnish Trees For Memorial Site
Eight scouts from Troop 72 dug and transplanted trees for a new memorial park south of Glouster stadium. They furnished 75 trees and will continue work. Participants included David Byers and others. supervised by Ralph Hines Harley Kittle and Jake Waldeck. The troop also collected over two tons of waste paper and one ton of scrap iron during recent drives, with plans to cover Hollister Derthick and parts of Glouster next Saturday.
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Glouster
Donald Goldsberry
Harley Kittle Farm
Memorial Park
Glouster Stadium
David Byers
Donald Goldsherr
Foster McGee
Kenneth Boyer
Warns Troops Against Friendship With Enemy
London Field Marshal Montgomery warned invading troops against fraternization with the enemy. He said it is too soon to distinguish between good and bad Germans and urged a definite code of behavior to win the peace. He cautioned that Nazi influence penetrates everywhere, even into schools and churches.
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London
Montgomery
Seek Removal of New Ban on Tax Exemptions
Columbus report notes an effort by the State Welfare Department and U S Senator Harold H Burton to remove a net requirement limiting income tax exemptions for foster children. Welfare Director Frazier Reams estimates 500 such homes are needed.
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Columbus
Wetfere Department
UU. S
Harold H Burton
Frazier Reams
Chicken Price Boost To Encourage Production
A garbled note suggests a policy push to raise chicken prices to spur production. The text is fragmentary with unclear entities, dates, or locations. Further readable details are unavailable to confirm scope, agencies, or figures.
Methodist Easter Pageant At Jacksonville Church
The Easter pageant The Risen Lord will be presented at the Methodist Church in Jacksonville on Easter morning at 5 30. Two robed choirs participate with Rev Charles Caffrey and Mrs Virginia Ginnan as readers. Cast includes Anita Scurlock Grace Ann Hartley Billy Lowry Jack Kempton Arlene Davis. Ethel Shirkey directs with music led by Mrs Charles Caffrey. The primary department offers an Easter program during Sunday School hour directed by Arlene Davis.
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Glouster
Risen Lord
Jacksonville
O'Cllock
Charles Caffrey
Virginia Ginnan
Mary
Anita Scurlock
Mary Magdalene
Grace Ann Hartley
Peter
Billy Lowry
John
Jack
Rev Winkle Cancels Holy Week Services
Rev Winkle cancels Holy Week services after the death of his mother in Toledo following major surgery. Communion service Thursday evening and Good Friday service from 3 to 4 PM will be held as announced. Funeral for Mrs Winkle will be in Toledo Wednesday.
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Glouster
A. G. Winkle
Toledo
Winkle
George Pughline Home From Hospital
George Pughline, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Pughline, is home from Children's Hospital Columbus where he was treated for rheumatic fever. He is reported improving satisfactorily but cannot receive callers for two weeks.
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Glouster
Gene Pughline
Frank Pughline
Children's Hospital
Columbus
Glouster Social Notes and Church Meeting Update
Glouster community notes list the Faithful Class of the Jacksonville Methodist Church meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Viola Kuhne's home. The notes also list residents and visitors including Mrs James Sawyer Trimble visiting Middleport and Gallipolis, Mr and Mrs John Penrod and daughter Barbara Ann of Plain City bringing Clara Penrod home from a two week visit, and several local families visiting relatives in Trimble Heights Columbus The Plains Newark Athens Dayton and other nearby towns.
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Glouster
Jacksonville Methodist
Viola Kuhne
James Sawyer
Trimble
Middleport
Gallipolis
Lillian Greenler
Holzer Hospital
John Penrod
Barabara
Ann
Plain City
Clara Penrod
Trimible
Howard Annie
Jack
Gene
Gloria
Lewis Clark
George Antie
Trimble Heights
Columbus
Harry Fitch
Newark
Fitch
Lilly Fitch
Main St
Lewis Knabe
Athens
George H. Campbell
Edward Slater
the Plains
Carl Rotter
Dayton
Miles Dyer
Dana Miskel
Florence Delcontivo
Sylvia Dunlevy
John M. Bryson
A.R.M
John Dyer
City
Hospitalized in Glouster for abdominal operation
Earland Smith formerly of Glouster now living in Columbus underwent an abdominal operation at St. Anthony's Hospital Wednesday morning and is in Room 28. He is brother to Mrs. Orville Bingman. Mrs Jessie Fulton of Millfield hosts Needle Club on Wednesday night. all members urged to attend. The Plains Garden Club meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs Grant Michael's home with Mrs Lucy McDonald guiding.
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Glouster
Earland Smith
Columbus
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Orville Bingman
Mellfield Chauncey
Jessie Fulton
Millfield
Needle Club
Cchauncey
The
Plains Garden Club
Grant Michael
the Plains
Lucy McDonald
Red Cross Drive Total at The Plains Is Announced
CHAUNCEY Mrs. Paul Tipton, chairman of the Red Cross drive at The Plains, reports a total of $3831.90 collected by the canvassers. A local subscription of $321.90 plus Hocking Mine support of three dollars per man boosted totals. Fifty-two mine workers contributed, with Mrs. Tipton aided by a list of solicitors including Mrs. Minnie Agin and Miss Alia Cooper among others.
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Chauncey
Paul Tipton
Red Cross
the Plains
Lucy McDonald
Grant Michael
Harold Wine- Gardner
Lela Hardy
Remis Gibson
Sylvia Wallace
Chester Hanning
Denzil Gabriel
Clarence Langel
Alia Cooper
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Barnhart In Chauncey
Funeral services for Ida M. Barnhart age 80 were conducted Friday at the First Church of Christ in Chauncey with Rev. Gilbert Courtney presiding. Grandchildren served as pallbearers and flower bearers. Burial followed at Nye Cemetery with Stout Funeral Service. Surviving relatives include children grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Chauncey
Ida M. Barnhart
William Barnhart
Deanville
First Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Nye
Stout Funeral Service
Mrs. Humphrey Leads Plains Church Solicitors
CHAUNCEY Mrs. H. W. Humphrey chairs the commit tee of solicitors for The Plains Methodist Church raising funds for the Crusade for Christ movement. The Plains church has an apportionment of 200 dollars and the drive aims to provide food clothing homes and medical care for war survivors rebuild destroyed churches schools and hospitals teach cooperation for Christian worlds aid missionaries and spread Christian teaching across lands.
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Chauncey
H. W. Humphrey
Plains Methodist Church
Crusade For Christ
Plains Church
Jesus
Loyal Women's Class Birthday Observation at Chauncey
The Loyal Women's Class of the First Church of Christ in Chauncey holds an anniversary gathering Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Floyd Nye on High Street. All members and former members are urged to attend. A potluck dinner at noon precedes a social program in the afternoon led by president Mrs. Carl Shafer.
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Chauncey
Organization of the Loyal Women’s
Church of Christ, Chauncey
Floyd Nye
High St
Carl Shafer
James Duffee Returns To Home in Athens
The article notes James Duffee’s return to Athens after injuries from a December ice fall at Parkersburg. The three months old McColley child died en route from Akron to Sugar Creek, with Dr. C N Sanders pronouncing the death. The coroner returned to Athens after two weeks in Chauncey to recover from injuries.
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Chauncey
Thomas C. McColley
Akron
J. J. McColley
Sugar Creek
Thomas Hamilton
Mound St
Parkersburg
St. Doserh Hospital
Return From Florida Visit Spans Three Weeks
Mrs. Mabel Smith and Mrs. Bertha Sanders of Millfield returned Saturday after three weeks in Florida. In St Petersburg they visited Mrs. Smith's brother Bert Learned and at West Palm Beach they stayed with Mrs. James Love and daughter Claire Griffen. They observed the Van’s Gell meal team and attended a prime Passion Play. At Columbus Charles Sanders, stationed at Fort Benning, joined the group during the trip.
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Chauncey
Mabel Smith
Bertha Sanders
Millfield
Florida
St. Petersburg
Fiske Property Purchase Shaped by Local Transfers
Chauncey Mia ana Mere and Tivde Canter acquired the winmerts of Ms cmt Ae Paul Fiske, former Dips waserty me RPere, of Canverse and AS Ss Crmmer. The deal, arranged with Valor Fudce, followed years of ties to the area as Fiskes moved from Wo Huniasion Wy Va to the community.
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Chauncey
Mi Ana Mere
Tivde Canter
Ms. Cmt
Paul Fiske
Canverse
Ss. Crmmer
Apr
Ime
Valor Fudce
Tae
Faye
Fiskes
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