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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1944

Page

3

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Invasion as First Step to a Lasting Peace

The article argues that post Pearl Harbor the United States must crush autocracy to secure peace. It lauds industrial mobilization, wartime production, and national unity under democratic enterprise, praising workers, manufacturers, and leaders for enabling invasion and ultimate victory. It closes urging swift, worthy plans by the people who will lead the offensive.

Europe America Pearl Harbor Britain

Call for Unity to Speed Allied Victory

The article argues internal revolts arise when nations lose, weakening Greece Yugoslavia France and others. It warns such strife hampers invasion plans while Britain and the United States can demand a wartime unity moratorium. Their armies and supplies lead liberation, and unity would accelerate victory.

France Yugoslavia Poland Italy Sicily Germany Austria-Hungary Turkey Greece Europe Britain United States

Hands Across the Sea Explaining U S Political Divisions

An American reporter in England notes Americans seek to explain Republican and Democratic splits to British allies. The piece calls the effort a noble experiment and envisions Britons grasping the New Deal and party factions to overcome barriers to international understanding.

England Democratic Party

Roosevelt press conference fades Ward seizure case

President Roosevelt appeared natural at his first post vacation press conference and urged the country to forget the Montgomery Ward seizure episode. He portrayed it as routine while Congress orders investigations, and signaled the case would end once the union vote is held.

Washington Roosevelt South Montgomery Ward Congress War Labor Board Smith-Connally Sewell Avery Army Navy Presidnt Department of Commerce Mr. Roosevelt

Marshall Proposes Division to Oversee War Construction Spending

Peter Edson reports on the creation of a Procure ment and Construction Inspections division in the Office of the Inspector General to monitor the costs and efficiency of wartime building and procurement programs. The piece notes Senate Truman Committee findings of waste in the 1941 camp program and ordnance plant projects and debates over the inspector general's report and confidentiality.

National Defense George C. Marshall Inspector General Army Senate Wolf Creek Milan Tenn Truman War Department Office of the

Athens Officials Attend White House Reception for Warm Springs Fund

Mayor Len B McCune traveled from Washington to the White House for a Shoreham Hotel banquet representing Athens at the Warm Springs Foundation Fund presentation to President Roosevelt. Eva Welch Frances Palmer and Gladys Van Dyke joined the Business and Professional Women’s Club. A drought ending wind and rain storm hit the Athens district after about a month. The Grand Encampment of the Loyal Order of Moose sponsored an educational film showing homes and temples of the organization nationwide.

Len B. McCune Permet Athens Washington D. C White House Shoreham Hotel Warm Springs Foundation Roosevelt Eva Welch Frances Palmer Gladys van Dyke Business and Professional Women’s Club Chamber of Commerce The Order of 1.0.C.F

China at risk as Henan drive threatens vast interior lines

The article warns that a Japanese push in Henan Province could threaten Chiang Kai-Shek's remaining war resources and Chungking. It notes the aim to control the Peiping Canton Railway, the danger to Allied plans, and mentions Admiral King’s assessment of Japan’s weakened navy and shrinking merchant fleet. It also cites a London Standard report of British submarines preparing a strike on Japan’s sea routes.

China Henan Great Yellow River Peiping-Hankow-Canton Chiang Kai-Shek Chungking Chiang United Nations Japan Peiping-Canton Ernest J. King United States Nippon London Evening Standard Far East

Blue Lake News Briefs Highlights Local But Quiet

Mrs. M E Miller remains ill. Various residents and families visit, including the Hazlett and Sheets clans. Robert Hazlett enters the army and Sgt Herman Simms returns from furlough. Church services at Elizabeth Chapel begin at 8 30 p m Eastern War Time.

Blue Lake M. E. Miller Elmer Weatherholt Barboursville Mollie Kemp Nina Dorton Gallipolis Willavene Sheets Russell Sheets Robert Hazlett James Hazlett W. E. Stelle Marmet W. Va Oliver Wells Everett McCarty Point Pleasant Stanley Saffren Suffron Sara Craig Myroe Hazlett Dorothy Winfield Eddie Hazlett Camp Chaffee, Ark Betty Lou Baker John Noles Herman Simms Camp Barkley Texas Elizabeth Chapel Pearl McCarley

Miss Louise Price Visits from New York to Athens

Miss Louise Price head of the National Girl Scout camp in New York City spent the weekend with her mother at 25 Elmwood Place after attending the National Girl Scout convention in Chicago. The Mari etta district Women’s Home Missionary Society held its annual convention at the First Methodist Church of Athens with Mrs. L. G. Bean presiding. Athens County health officials vaccinated 900 residents against smallpox in Gloucester. ten cases had appeared.

Louise Price New York City Anna K. Price Elmwood Place Miss Price Chicago Ill Marietta Women's Home Missionary Society First Methodist Church of Athens L. G. Bean Glouster J. M. Higgins Athens County

West Columbia Personals Signal Homecomings and Visits

West Columbia notices list Marshall Riley expected home on furlough from the Army to spend time with his parents Mr and Mrs Pat Riley and family. The column notes Albert Brumley funeral services in Middleport Ohio for 39 year old husband and father, with survivors. It also records multiple visits and furloughs among local residents including Navy and Army members visiting relatives across Mason City Pomeroy and Charleston with family gatherings in Middleport and Pt. Pleasant.

West Columbia Marshall Riley Pat Riley U. B Albert Brumley Middleport Ray Pt. Pleasant Homer Johnson Mason City Ross Kapp Leonard Hagerman Hobson Shops Carl Hagerman Charleston W. Va Gladys Rily Bill Spears Georgie True William Sprouse Jimmy Shell Baby Jimmy Will Shell Shirley Ann Riley Omey Kerwood Kaylong Bud Stewart Fannie Frances Jimmy Kerwood Pomeroy Russell Ferguson Maud Sprouse Hallwood Middleport Thursday. Pvt Carl R. Stewart Camp Beale Calif Vanda Watkins Ted Riley

Courtright Navigates Escape Plot in War Zone

Tilda Courtright moves through an inn and garden toward Monk's boat, fearing failure to save Link and Norma. Captain Azaraski schemes, pressuring her to reveal Link’s knowledge of Norma’s brother, while warning of delays at the inn. The scene hints at a broader plan to flee Japan via Russia.

Tilda Courtright Norma Link Iowa Japanese Educational Department Pearl Harbor Japan Azaraski Greer Lincoln Belt Baldwin Monk Russia Courtright Captain Azaraski

Portland News Notes highlights visits and relocations

Portland notes record visits by Staff Sgt. Marvin Swart and family from Camp Forest Tenn. Local residents and relatives from Columbus Parkersburg and Pomeroy are listed with moves, furloughs, and social visits. Mentions of blood donors stock sale trips and a wartime wedding.

Portland Clarence Price Patsy W. C. Moser Columbus Marvin Swart Camp Forest Tenn Harry Swan Raymond Hood Pomeroy W. C. Nohe Parkersburg Lillian Slaughter East Liverpool James Slaughter William Carr Pittsburgh Kelch New Portland Fagan Price Clarence Great Bend Road Grange Hall William McKelvey Ralph McDade Phoeba Bell Henry Kerns Gallipolis Bell Albert Deems Athens W. E. McDade Lily Smith Weston W. Va Paul Paynter Camp Bowie Texas Mary Dean Sgt Ed Fields Colorado Glen Panter Ohio River Okey Paynter Kate Mills California Ed Price Abner Price Roy Cox Charleston J. M. Cox

Funeral for Clarence Robertson Jr. in Oak Hill

Funeral service held Sunday in Oak Hill West Virginia for Clarence Robertson Jr 21 of the U S Air Force killed in a training plane crash He was the son grandson and nephew of local families and would have earned his wings in about two weeks. Other local notices include relatives visiting and a Camp Gordon operation status for Sgt Martin McKibben and Pvt Edgar Egleberry both mentioned with hospital stays and leg fractures.

Elmer McKibben Sgt Martin McKibben Camp Gordon Georgia Ira Egleberry Pvt Edgar Egleberry Okla Onel Johnson Emmett Johnson Emmett Willard Chillicothe Charles Vansky Forest Dearth Putnam Chapel Effie Ward Homer Chapman St. Mary's Zaleski Frank Hayes Stevenson Ward Norma Gregory Tucker Wetaskiwin Alberta Floria Robertson Tomahawk James Albert Pennell Middleport W. G. Betz James McKibben Columbus C. E. Atkinson C. E. Vansky Emma Vansky Athens Clara Potts Friend John Potter Eastern Star Inspection McArthur Della Schneider Milt Pierce Woodrow Thomas Lois Jean Egleberry Guysville

New Plymouth Social Notes Highlights Local Visits

New Plymouth residents and relatives are noted in a series of social updates. John McGa McArthur visitors, extended visits by Mrs. William Gibbons, Maggie Haas returning from Crestine, and Earle Heinlein at a board of health meeting. Others include Cloyd Bardain of Camp Campbell, Ruth Hawk optical appointment in Athens, and social calls at Logan and Duke Hospital.

New Plymouth John McGa McArthur William Gibbons Arthur Gallipolis Maggie Haas Roa Lee Crestine John McGathey Earle Earle Heinlein Board of Health L. G. Souders Earle Franz Duke Hospital Durham N. C Pinehurst Fred Mowrey Ethel Edna Cherry Orland Set Cloyd Bardain Camp Campbell Luther Bardain Ruth Hawk Athens Juanita Mount Union Furnace Ruth Cherry Boney Weede Charles Auchner Carbondale C. H. Jones Larry S. M. Heinlein Logan Heinlein Kenneth Bright Dorothy Heinlein

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