Russia United States Britain Harmonious War Decisions
San Francisco reporting indicates Berlin Moscow and London maintain cooperative relations despite talk of a Japanese Russian clash. Molotov declines comment on Far Eastern policy while US officials stay silent on Russia entering the war. Analysts note supply routes and air bases will shape any conflict in Asia, but Russia will decide its course in due time.
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San. Francisco
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Far East
Molotov
Aussia
Japan
Asia
America
San Francisco
Soviet Union
Mountain Trek to See Comet Ends With Quiet Anticipation
A group of travelers led by Benj in and Jay set out before dawn to the hilltop, passing neighbors along the way. They reach the summit by early morning to observe Regulus as the crowd gathers, while Mrs. Guptill plans bread at home and Tom reads at the peak amid warming conversations.
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Jay
Benjamin
Joles
Pettiews
Bowdens
Sawyers
Benjjamin
Tom
We Fight On We Stand After Germany and in Pacific War
In this wartime manifesto the speaker argues the Axis powers must be crushed to end threats to liberty. He warns that dictator-led nations pursue conquest, and only by defeating them and reshaping peace can Western democracies secure lasting freedom. He emphasizes unity among English-speaking peoples and the need to civilize war makers at the peace table.
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Germany
Pacific
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Hitler
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Asia
Tojo
United Nations
Warning signal on Wassermann tests for premarital bloodwork
Army medical officers report a finding that questions the reliability of Wassermann reactions in pre marital and pre-natal testing. Of 100 men with malaria but no syphilis, 25 show full or doubtful positives, raising doubts about unchecked marriages licenses and the accuracy of prior syphilis bans.
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Wassermann
Stalin displays secret weapon in May Day parade
Soviet leader Stalin showcases a massive gun, described as a howitzer or mortar, during the May Day parade past Lenin's statue. Japanese observers, including the ambassador and aides, look grim, perhaps recalling the non aggression pact that Moscow says Tokyo has violated.
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Uncle Joe Stalin
Uncle Joe
Lenin
Marshal Stalin
Japan
Social events tightened as San Francisco hosts plan for UN conference guests
Peter Edson reports that despite mourning for President Roosevelt, Bay Area hosts organized under tight protocols to welcome United Nations delegates. A master file at Barracks F logged hostess details and guest capacities while men’s and women’s groups split social duties, ensuring only approved attendees mingled at luncheons teas cocktails and dinners.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Bay
Bay Area
FBI
State Department
Delega:s
Trimble Township War Bond Meeting Urged In Glouster
Attention is called to a Thursday eight o clock meeting of volunteer workers in Glouster for the Seventh War Loan Drive. Local chairman will provide supplies and instructions for salesmen. Former Sixth Loan helpers are urged to assist. others may join.
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Glouster
Bohd
Hollister
Letha Rowland
Lita Westfall
Greens
Run
W. B. Fierbaugh
Trimble
E. E. Johnson
Medrith Jarvis
Helen Ginnan
Cedric Anti
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
H. F. Kittie
Ernest Parker
John Crawford
C. F. Guinther
Eugene Jones
M. M. Bryson
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Jerusa LeFever
Funeral services for Mrs. Jerusa LeFever wife of Dr. E LeFever were conducted at home with Rev A G Winkle and Rev C B Tigner officiating. Interment followed in Mountsville cemetery with many out of town attendees from Columbus Maplewood Athens Guysville Malta Somerset Cleveland New Lexington Zanesville and more.
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Judy
Mary Rauch
George Kinney
William Kinney
James R. Rauch
Mary Elizabeth
Ruth Watkins
Blanche Roberts
Frank Ferguson
Columbus
Y. F. Davis
Lena E. Davia
Kenneth Wolfe
A. G. Carter
Maplewood
Jerry Sisler
Charles James
J. B. Stiff
Tom Gibson
Athens
Freda Bean
Guysville
W. H. Wakefield
Nora Atkinson
C. E. Dowler
Harry Harris
Malta
John Brown
Somerset
Donna £. Lovell
Cleveland
Corah
B. Tigner
Nelsonville
Bert Marshal
Corning
BH. M. Feil
Crooksville
Elsie Feil Mears
E. Hrantz
Marilyn
Clair Butts
Lydia Lovell
New Lexington
Guy Lovell
Zanesville
Robert
Howard
Boy Scouts To Clean Up Camp Saturday
Scoutmaster Ralph Hines calls Boy Scout Troop T2 to meet at the scout rooms Saturday morning to clean and improve the grounds on the hill. Members should bring drinking water food for the noonday meal and tools for work.
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Glouster
Ralph Hines
Jacksonville PTA To Serve Masonic Supper
Trimble High School parent group plans a Masonic supper in the gymnasium Friday evening May 11 at 6 45. Officers elected for the next year include Eva Gooding president Ella Morrison vice president Leona Carter secretary and Mary Kempton treasurer.
V E Day Observances Quietly Marked in Glouster
Glouster observed V E Day with no parade as schools held morning assemblies and then marched briefly through the streets led by the school band. All business places including liquor stores stayed closed. Mine No. 258 was idle while Wade Electric Plant remained open. Churches held two o clock services with patriotic programs and hymns.
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Glouster
Wade Electric Company
A. G. Winkle
Church of Christ
M. M’ Bryson
W. W. Wallace
CB. Tigner
iFirst Baptist Church
Webster Rites To Be Held at Rendville
Mrs. Jennie Webster died at the Perry County Home and lived in Rendville until two weeks ago. Born in Virginia on March 1, 1869, she left a nephew James J. Brown of Nelsonville R. D. 2 and a niece Bertha Zackery of Parrisburg Va. The body lies at Blower Funeral Home until Thursday at 1:00 p.m. then to Headville Baptist Church for services at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Carpenter will officiate. Burial will be in Rendville Cemetery.
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Headville Baptist Church
Rev. Carpenter
Rendville
Chase Circle Elects Officers At Jenkinson Home
Chase Circle of Ruth met May 3 at Mrs Earth Jenkinson home. Twelve members and one visitor attended a potluck. Officers elected for the year: Edith Jenkinson president Mary Chase vice president Florence Robinson secretary Arminta Chase treasurer news reporter Marie Hanning. Mrs Teddy Tewksbury stayed with Charles Chase for his seventh birthday. Mr and Mrs John C Hanning of Pisasanton received word their daughter Lt Murel af Hanning, Army nurse in Belgium, married Capt Frank H Keoughan of Falgfield.
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John C. Hanning
Pisasanton
Murel Af. Hanning
Belgium
Frank. H. Keoughan
Falgfield
Tyom
Corning Social Notes Chronicle Family Events
Corning residents report funerals and family gatherings. Catherine Stenson and relatives attend Michael Collins funeral in Athens. Neighbors urged to submit Monroe Township Honor Roll names by May 14. Henry Rocks hosted a Sunday dinner for Sgt LaVerne Lunning and wife. Helen and Margaret Steenbeck visited from Columbus. A Shrine meeting in Columbus and furlough details for Cor. Andy Buteko noted. Junior banquet at Corning High School held Saturday.
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Monroe
Everett Dunlap
Henry
Rocks
Columbus
N. L. Alties
Joseph Marren
Hanry
Marren
G. D. Keller
Bert Marshall
Vern ‘Luniap
Andy Buteko
lAndrew Buteko
Italy
Raymond Jones
John Enezi
Muskingum River
Elizabeth Bobanich
Joe 'Bobanich
Corning High School
Tuppers Plains News Notes in Local Roundup
Local notes report social visits and events in Tuppers Plains. Miss Leo Tean Albaugh clerks at Clover Farm Store while Mrs. Paul Green and Charles Coolville share Sunday dinner. Mem Se and Mantle Luxus monuments erected for Leo Watson. William Fulton returns from Parkersburg visit. Mrs. Maggie Parker hosts dinner with Mrs. Moble Shields family. Frank Cole out of St Joseph Hospital. J W Arbaugh painting Lena Parr home. Lillie Hardway hosts birthday dinner for husband and Mrs. Alice Ritchey. Joe Iron of Columbus visits. Tuppers Plains 4-H Club at high school meets named Always Ready Club. Joan Longenette nominated for vice president. club aims for honor club status.
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Tuppers Plains
Léo Tean
Albaugh
Clover Farm
Paul Green
Charles
Coolville
Leo Watson
Mantle
Hoffman
William Fulton
Parkersburg
Maggie Parker
Moble Shields
BE. L. Newell
Joan Longenette
Donna Haley
Entente Echoes and Naval Advances Reported in 1917
Fragmentary OCR recalls 1917 headlines from England announcing Germany's claim of 12 new U boat types and Japan's stance. Other lines mention Athens operetta performers and a Baltimore road inspectors meeting, with scattered names and misread terms.
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England
Germany
Incoherent World War II Rhetoric From An Unknown Source
A fragmentary, poetical, and fragmented text references Nazism, Goebbels, Nuremberg, Bayreuth, and Valkyrie imagery. It contrasts tyranny with mercy, justice, and hope, invoking religious and mythic imagery while lamenting destruction and urging compassion. The source appears as a scattered, inarticulate meditation on war and guilt.
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Goebbels
Nuremburg
Bayreuth
Ratnbon
Olympus
Valhalla
Unidone
Natel
Tyre
Sidon
Ruth
Gorslene
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