Russia’s Far Eastern Entry: Unity With Allies in San Francisco
In San Francisco, observers note harmonious U S Great Britain and Soviet relations with Russia free to decide its war entry, while logistics and supply lines shape the potential Far East conflict. Russia’s timing remains an internal matter and will be announced in its own way.
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San Francisco
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Far East
Molotov
Japan
Asia
Manchurian
International Organization
America
Soviet Union
Trimble Township Bond Leaders Meet at Glouster Mayor Office
Glouster hosts Seventh War Loan Drive meeting in the mayor's office at eight pm. Local chairmen outline campaign plans and supplies for salesmen. Committee lists span Hollister Greens Run Trimble Village Jacksonville and Glouster with dozens named.
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Trimble Township
Glouster
Hollister
Letha Rowand
Lita Westfall
Greens Run
W. H. Fierbaugh
Trimble Village
E. E. Johnson
Medrith Jarvis
Helen Ginnan
Cedric Antle
Jacksonville
Lucile Williams
Mary McCann
Donna McClellan
C. A. Pride
W. D. Witham
Dan Kovach
Lawrence Colbert
C. E. Turner
Agnes Clark
Thomas W. Figley
George H. Campbell
Virgil Swart
W. G. Hughes
Ralph Hines
Boy Scouts
H. F. Kittle
Ernest Parker
John Crawford
C. F. Guinther
Eugene Jones
M. M. Bryson
Sunset colors and a comet seen by Benjamin and Jay
The scene describes a sunset over Wood's Fond with crimson glow and frogs, a distant loon, and a conversation among Benjamin, Jay, Tulia, and others about needing something in the south village. A comet is spotted and identified as the American Houta amid chatter while chores and dinner with Mrs. Guptil unfold.
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Benjamin
Jaym
Tulia
Jay Wat
Jay
Houta
Night ascent to summit as world tensions rise in 1917 era
The narrative follows a small group preparing for a perilous climb amid recalling 1917 era fears of German U boats and espionage. Benjamin leads toward the hilltop as townsfolk gather to witness the event, with friends and families awaiting the outcome and marking time with shared tension.
We Fight On A Moral Case For Victory In World War II
In this wartime address the speaker weighs why the Allies fight, detailing Axis aims, the dangers of dictatorship, and the need to reshape postwar peace. He argues Germans and Japanese pursued conquest, asserts nations must be civilized at peace tables, and urges unity among English speakers to defend liberty and democracy.
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Germany
Pacific
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Hitler
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Asia
Tojo
United Nations
Warning Signal Raises Doubt Over Pre Marital Blood Tests
Army medical officers report a finding from 100 men with malaria but no syphilis. Twenty five show full or doubtful Wassermann reactions, prompting questions about how many marriage licenses denied for syphilis were actually malaria victims and how certain such tests are.
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Army
Wassermann
Stalin Shows Secret Weapon In May Day Parade
Reporters describe a secret weapon shown by Stalin as enormous and capable of dwarfing American artillery. The spectacle was witnessed by the Japanese ambassador and aides near Lenin’s statue during the May Day procession, as officials reference the ongoing non aggression talks with Japan and renewed tensions between the Allied powers.
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Uncle Joe Stalin
Uncle Joe
Lenin
Marshal Stalin
Japan
Bay Area Hosts Bind 400 Delegates For UN Conference
Peter Edson reports San Francisco prepares for the United Nations Conference with a strict social protocol. A nine member matrons committee screens hostesses and guests to limit gatherings to five entertainment types while a master file records details for each delegate.
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Somal Dom
Roosevelt
Bay Area
Helf
FBI
State Department
Jord Sullivan
Civic Center
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Jerusa LeFever
Funeral services for Mrs. Jerusa LeFever were held at home with Rev. A G Winkle and Rev. C B Tigner officiating. Interment followed at Mountsville Cemetery. Attending from out of town were relatives and friends from Columbus Maplewood Athens Malta Crooksville New Lexington Chesterhill Pennsville MecConnelsville and Cincinnati among others.
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Judy
Mary Rauch
George Kinney
William Kinney
James R. Rauch
Mary Elizabeth
Ruth Watkins
Blanche Roberts
Frank Ferguson
Columbus
T. F. Davis
Lena E. Davis
Kenneth Wolfe
A. G. Carter
Maplewood
Jerry Sisler
Charles Tames
J. B. Stitt
Tom Gibson
Athens
Freda Bean
Suysville
W. H
Wakefield
Nora Atkinson
C. E. Dowler
Harry Harris
Malta
John Brown
Somerset
Donna E Lovell
Cleveland
Corah B
Robert
Howard
Herbert Davis
Clair Strode
Chesterhill
Frank ‘Fitch
Pennsville
Winifred ‘Leeper
MecConnelsvile
C. M. Coulter
Cincinnati
Hazel Lovell
Lewisburg
Marie Leeper
Bobby
Tommy
McConnelsville
Boy Scouts To Clean Up Camp Saturday
Scoutmaster Ralph Hines calls Troop TZ to meet at the scout rooms Saturday at 9:00 AM and go to the hill camp for a day of cleanup and grounds improvement. Each scout should bring water food for noon and tools for work.
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Glouster
Ralph Hines
Boy Scout Troop
Jacksonville PTA Sets Masonic Supper for May Twenty First
The Trimble High School PTA met Tuesday to finish plans for a Masonic supper in the gymnasium on Friday evening May 21 at 6 45 oclock. Elected for the next year were Mrs Eva Gooding president Mrs Elle Morrison vice president Mrs Leona Carter secretary and Mrs Mary Kempton treasurer.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Trimble High School
Eva Gooding
Elle Morrison
Leona Carter
Mary Kempton
Day Observed in Solemn Glouster Celebrations
Glouster observed VE Day quietly with school assemblies and a midday parade led by the school band. All businesses closed, mixed church services held, including patriotic programs at Methodist, Church of Christ, and First Baptist churches.
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Glouster
Ming No. 255
Wade Electric Company
Methodist
Pras~ Tortor
A. G. Winkle
Church of Christ
M. M. Bryson
W. W. Wallace
C. B. Tigner
First Baptist Church
Webster Rites To Be Held at Rendville
CORNING Mrs Jennie Webster died at the Perry County Home Monday She had lived in Rendville until two weeks ago Born in Virginia on March 1 1869 Surviving nephew James J Brown Nelsonville R D 2 and niece Mrs Bertha Zackery Parrisburg Va Body at Blower Funeral Home until Thursday at 1 00 p m. funeral at Rendville Baptist Church at 2 00 p m Rev Carpenter officiating Burial Rendville Cemetery
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Carpenter
Rendville i Cemetery
Chase Circle Meets at Edith Jenkinson Home
Chase Circle of Ruth gathered at Mrs. Edith Jenkinson’s home on May 3 for a potluck serving 13 members and one visitor. Officers for the coming year were elected with Edith Jenkinson as president and Mary Chase as vice president. door prize awarded to Mrs. Florence Robinsom. A Teddy Tewnkebury guest noted Charles Chase’s seventh birthday.
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Ruth
Edith Jenkinson
Florence Robinesom
Mary Chase
Florense — Robinscn
iArminta
Chaser
Marte Benning
Teddy Tewnkebury
Corning Social Notes Pages Highlight Local Funerals and Visits
Corning residents attend funeral of Wishen Collins in Athens Thura ay. Families report relatives not on Honor Roll asked to submit names by May 14. Local officers host Sunday dinner for Sgt LaVerne Lunning and wife after European Theater service.
Tuppers Plains News Notes
UPPERS PLAINS Miss Leo Jean Arbaugh clerking in the Clover Farm Store. Mrs. Paul Green and son Charles of Coolville were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs C. H. Green. Monuments erected in local cemetery for Leo Watson Monica Hoffman and infant son. Willam Fulton returned from Parkersburg with relatives. Mrs. Maggie Parker dined with Mrs. Mollie Shields and family Sunday. Mrs. E. L. Newell in Parkersburg recently. Frank Cole returned from St. Joseph Hospital where he was a patient. Aroaugh painting the home of Mrs Lena Parr. Mrs. Lillie Hardway entertained with chicken dinner honoring her husband’s birthday and that of Mrs. Alice Ritchey. Joe Iron of Columbus spent two weeks with his half-brother Charles Hardway. 4-H Club met at the High School Thursday named Always Ready Club. Joan Longenette nominated for vice president replacing Donna Halsey. Refreshments were served. The club aims to become an honor club this year if successful.
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Parkersburg
Frank Cole
St. Joseph Hospital
A. W. Aroaugh
Lena Parr
Lillie Hardway
Alice Ritchey
Joe Iron
Columbus
Charles Hardway
Uppers Plass
Joan Longenette
Donna Halsey
Joey
Poets Corner Verse on Lies and Justice in Wartime Reflection
A reflective piece by Mesténged and BESSIE M. GORSLENE contemplates deception in history and politics. It condemns tyranny and Nazi crimes, urging simple justice, mercy, and truth as paths to hope. References span Easter era, Goebbels, Nuremberg, Bayreuth, and Wagnerian imagery.
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Nes
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Bayreuth
Ratisbon
Olympus
Temple
Valhalla
Natzi Center
Ruth
Tyra
Sidon
Earuth
Bessie M. Gorslene
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