End of European War Not Yet, Warns Analyst
David Lawrence indicates public overconfidence risks disrupting war production and supplies. Eisenhower cautions that rail bridges must be built to sustain advances, while German morale and internal resistance could delay surrender. The war may extend through the summer with a gradual, nationwide German capitulation.
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Washington
Germany
Rhine
Eisenhower
Hitler
Goering
Eisenhower Teffers
Europe
Subscription Rates and Postal Notices
Rates for carrier and mail subscriptions listed with annual and short terms. Outside obituary and weekly service mention. notices from Athens Post Office reference second class matter and advertising terms. Names of national representatives and offices appear in the header.
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Athens Post Office
John W. Cullen Company
Chirag
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Moma
Rts
Unraveling Motives At The Ledges Hidden Footprints Rise
In The Ledges a tense mystery unfolds as Nick and Charley chase clues of an intruder, big booted footprints, and a hidden room. Suspects include Pat Brenda Phineas Hudson and Eric Woolf with tension mounting over possible concealment and motives. The discovery of a bed, cigarette butts, and Blakely and Hodgen shoes deepens the suspect pool.
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Pat Laudsennae
Pat
Brenda
Charley
Erier
Nick
Pat Hudson
Wate Amele
Eric
Blakely
Hod Tgon
Minot
Phineas Hudson
Mr. Hudson
Eric Woolf
Bruce Temple
Buchtel News Takes Note of Wounded in Action and Local Movements
War updates show Eugene Harris wounded in Germany and in an England hospital, while Joe Schenz and others travel to Akron for family needs. Local residents visit, undergo surgery plans, and rearrange homes as family ties and wartime duties continue. A historic note records the Emanuel sailing with an all Jewish crew docking at Southampton.
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Buchtel
Terry Bunting
Bobby
Ben Wagner
Columbus
War Department
Saul Harrris
Eugene
Germany
England
George Schenz
Akron
Joe
Walter Tripp
Doris
Chillicothe
Buchtel-friends
Jean Meek
Bert Lewis
Anna Merz
Grant Hospital
Pearl Johnson
H. S. Sayre
Florida
Lowell Tucker
Sarah
Joyce
Donne
Nelsonville
Rural
Wayne Liming
Bob Bookman
D. E. Bookman
Arnold Graham
Texas
Earl Graham
Fort Meade
Emanuel
Southampton
Germans and Hitler blamed as warmakers in public war-time column
The piece argues that Americans must reject sympathy for Germans, labeling the German General Staff as controlling German life since Bismarck and condemning Pacifist efforts to reconcile with Germany. It claims German masses are indoctrinated for aggression and warns that soft peace terms invite another war. It denounces isolationists and pacifists as war enablers.
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Germany
Hitler
Bismark
United States
Europe
Federal Power Commission Reports Volume III issued
Washington presses publish Federal Power Commission Reports Volume III covering opinions and decisions from January 1 1942 to September 30 1943 in a 1180 page volume. The column humorously notes waste paper salvage and ponders future volumes, while musing on how many bureaucrats needed to replace security cards ration books and war bonds lost or misplaced.
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Federal Power Commission Reports
Washington
Federal Power Commission
War information leaflets in Asia show Allied psychological tactics
Peter Edson reports on U S Army Air Force leaflets dropped over Southeast Asia and Japan. The leaflets use news sheets to undermine Japanese morale, feature surrender passes in multiple languages, and depict allied humane treatment of prisoners. They aim to break the stigma of surrender and encourage capture for questioning.
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Washington
Office of “War Information
Southeast Asia
Japan
Manchuria
Tokyo Radio
China
Burma
Bul
Conscientious Objectors Sentiments Echoed By Messenger Editor
The Messenger editor Buster calls for fair coverage of conscientious objectors in the Public Forum. He argues true objectors oppose killing, value civilian service, and endure low pay while awaiting a better day, citing Mrs. Emerson Daugherty of Anderson Indiana.
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the Messenger
Emerson Daugherty Anderson
Ind
R.D
Cantata at Rutland Friday and Easter sale notices
Seven Last Words cantata to be performed Friday at 2 PM by the Good Friday choir at the Rutland Methodist Church. The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church will hold an Easter sale Friday, March 30, at Grueser’s Store. Local residents and visitors are mentioned in passing as visiting relatives and friends in Rutland and nearby areas.
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Radclife
Bernard
Joan D. Canade
Dulcie Willis
Aukland
New Zealand
Elmer Canade
Pfc
Canode
New Georgia
Bougainville
Australia
Columbus
Pic
Canade
Indiana
Roy Biffle
Vivian Fain
Oreton
Paul Zinn
Fain
Lutie Vale
Wales Mills
Leon McLaughlin
Daphne
Alene
Jonn Radekin
Anna Dailey
Mount Vernon Sanatorium
Mary Lou Prerce
John G. Buntz
Logan
Janice Cottrill
Barbara Cooles
Etta Cottrill
Mount Carmel Hospital
Floyd Perry
White Cross Hospital
James Pendleton
Holzer Hospital
Ruth Swisher
Garden Club
Ulm Mount Carmel Hospital
Rell
Mamie Martin
Irs
Josephine Pierce
Red Cross
Maybelle Cottrill
Rutland
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Grueser
Dorothy Nicholson
Ernest Malden
Everret McKnight
Ruthland
Roland Searles
Theron Conover
Camp Atterbury
Frank Utsinger
Allen Gilkey
Bessie Wise
Jess Price
Paul Kennedy
Wendell Diehl
Bernard Higter
Eva Welsh
Athens
Blanche McCormick
Clyde King
Cleveland
Bill Philips
Joe Phillips
Leland Snowden
Small Son
Wartime Front Strain Amid Rhine Crossing News
Personal notes from Point Rock and surrounding communities report weekend visits among families and neighbors as Allied forces press beyond the Rhine under heavy logistical strain. Eisenhower warns of tough fighting ahead and limits on rapid advances due to supply, with western front forces described as a whipped army yet still capable of renewed action.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Rhineland
Noah Harvey
United States
Carrie Ethel
Maxine Biffle
Luther Harvey
Eisenhower
Western Front
Berlin
Ike
Rhine
Bartlett Social Notes headline style entry not present
Bartlett Social Notes summarizes local social happenings with births visits funerals and guests including details of a newborn named Larry Douglas to Mr and Mrs Alva Green and numerous visits among residents and relatives across Bartlett and nearby towns.
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Mary Shinn
James Dorney
Marietta
Lendore Dickson McLaughlin
Walter Campbell
Newell
W. Va
Charles Wines
Kathryn
Norma Rowland
Verl
I of
Columbus
A. D. Rowland
Gage Webster
George Webster
S. J. Rendall
J. Bilis
Canton
Fred Arnold
Ernest Hann
George Savage
McConnellville
Fred Webster
Mantua
Mallatta
Ranson Gage
Richard Brickles
Neosho
Missouri
Elsie Glover
Dana Davis
Chesterhill
Ratsen Gage
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Ajs
Pfe
William Hawk
Alice Loper
Nashville
William Smathers
William Lefollette F
Verda Lafollette
Sanford Smart
Cassius Clouston
Carbin Bill
August Fiddler
Mansfield
Charles Fiddler
Robert Dearing
U. S. Army Medical Corps
New Guinea
Philippine Islands
Dorothy Wintermute
Elmer
Wilbur Dearing
Verna Dearing
Freda Mae Hayden
Westerville
Dow
Tom Carlyle
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
Che
Iinquires
Radcliff
Ardath Pierce
Promaine
Floyd Price
Kenneth
Alice
Dickie
Springfield
Gladys Marie Riley
George Booth
Wellston
David
Michael
Point Rock
Dorothy Morrison
Pomeroy
G. A. Radekin
Mark Shafer
Joe Wolfenbarger
W. M. Morris
Emmett ‘Harvey
Oscar Glenn
Mae Dwight I
Harvey
Laurel Grange
William
W. R. Holcomb
Pickett
Gary
Robert Fisher
Helen
Carolyn Holcomb
Bert Pickett
Darwin
Holcomb
Bartlett Social Notes
Tinea
By Galbraith
John
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