Regionalizing world peace via veto limits and security council
David Lawrence discusses regional enforcement bodies vs a single world army, noting veto powers at Yalta limit regional delegation. He cites American hemisphere and European issues, urging charter amendments to curb major powers’ vetoes and mobilize global opinion from San Francisco debates. He emphasizes Russia’s veto motive and the need for clear aggressor determinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Uist
World Organization
Yalta
Hemisphere
Security Council
Council
France
Italy
Russia
Anthony Eden
America
Britain
Subscription rates and service notices for The Messenger
The Messenger lists subscription prices by carrier with 1 year 13.49 and 6 months 6.50 in Ohio plus outside Ohio 1 year 9.00. Weekly and special services offered worldwide at 1.40. Advertising rates available on request. Obituary notices and cards of thanks incur nominal charges. Entered at Athena Post Office as second class matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athena
John Wowlen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbia
Cleveland
Little Church Around the Corner and its Weddings
The Little Church Around the Corner, famed for weddings despite a funeral origin, has hosted over 100000 marriages since its 1848 founding. Actors from the era, including Joseph Jefferson, helped popularize it after a 1870 burial demand met with resistance, shaping its enduring reputation in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Houghton
Rages
Holland
Church of the Transfiguration
29Th Street
New York City
Lovers’ Lane
George Hendric Houghton
George Holland
Middle West
Far West
Europe
Roofless as storm brews over Japan in aerial onslaught
A sweeping Allied air offensive expands toward Japan as experts predict mass bombers in Japanese skies. Reports indicate Japanese air power has ceased to hinder operations, with widespread devastation in the Pacific reducing Japan to a roofless defense as the storm gathers across Okinawa China Sea Formosa and home islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Europe
Okinawa
Hunan
China
Burma
Indo China
Penninsula
Lord Louis Mountbatten
China Sea
Philippines
Formosa
Gibraltar
Pacific
Black Market Expands As Eggs Fall To Racketeers
The piece reports a widening black market for eggs with at least 25 New York wholesalers gone out of business over inability to obtain eggs. Insiders warn more may close or switch to legitimate supplies or capitulate. Bees and chiscleia enter the illicit trade as prices rise and poultry demand shifts to heavier breeds amid shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Plymouth
Sam
One Wore Decoration for Civilian Defense Workers
The piece calls for a simple yet recognizable honor for the 12 million civilian defense volunteers who served at personal cost and inconvenience for over three years. It notes no enemy strike reached U.S. shores and urges a plastic button or equivalent insignia to acknowledge their quiet service.
More Gasoline Delay Sparks Expert Dispute
Experts split on civilian access to gasoline after V E Day. Petroleum Administrator Ickes hopes for a 50 percent rise, while insiders expect limited or temporary surpluses. Some nonessentials may gain leniency in classification, but true A-carders should not be overconfident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
Polish General’s Capture Stirs War Time Secrets
Peter Edson reports on Polish Army leader General Ockulicki among 16 Polish readers held by Russians since April 30. The article details his role in Home Army operations, parachute training, and a 1944 plan to coordinate Polish Underground with Eisenhower’s forces to disrupt east–west lines, allegedly rejected by the Red Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Leopold Obhulichi
Mien
Poland
Qckuhckt
Middle East
Qekuheki
London
Bor
Home Army
Ochulitki
Traiung
Scotland
Gekwheks
Washington
General Father
Tabor
Eisenhower
Europe
Ockulicki
Dover Seniors Present Play Gone With the Girls
Chauncey High School to stage Gone With the Girls on May 16 and 17 in the school auditorium. Directed by Juanita Jones, the senior class will sell tickets at the high school and through class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dovers
Cpl Stanley Sends Rosebuds to Mother on Mother's Day
Cpl John Stanley of the Third Army 80th Division sent his parents a box of souvenirs from Germany for Mother's Day and a dozen red rose buds. He also sent a telegram greeting from his son-in-law Pvt James Harold Sherlock in the Philippines. Mrs. Stanley and Betty Jo visited from Athens for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Cpl
John Stanley
Third Army
80Th Division
Mus
Floyd
Chania Cln Bon Innee
Carman
Qualuiey
Whitmiltyy
Germany
Stanley
James Harold Sherlock
Philppines
J. H. Sherlock
Betty Jo
Athens
Mrs. Stanley
Mrs. Brown Hosts Millfield Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs Gertrude Brown presided over the Millfield Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society session with devotions songs and readings. A pot luck supper followed and the next allday meeting will be a noon pot luck at Mrs Mamie Chadwell home. Members present included Tel len Gillespie Lucille Morgan Myrtle Hammond Lucy Howard Mamie Chadwell Margie Pyle Ruby Simpson and May Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Gertrude Brown
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Mamie Chadwell
Margie Pyle
Ruby Simpson
May Howard
Mrs Minnie Willis Remembered by Son in Mother's Day Cheer
Mrs Minnie Willis of Chauncey Millfield received a dozen roses from her son Flight Officer Gerald Wills stationed at Foster Field Texas. She also got Mother's Day greetings from her son-in-law Set Herbert Edward Mingus in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Minnie Wallis
Millfield
Cer
Gerald Wills
Foster Field
Tex
Set
Herbert Edward Mingus
Ini
Paris
150 Masons Present at Friday Dinner
About 150 Masons gathered at Jacksonville Trimble High School Gym Friday for a dinner served by the 3G T. High School PTA. John Manning of Athens sang two solos. Vaughn Bard presided as master of ceremonies. Willard Philips welcomed visiting Masons. A male quartet performed as 75 year pins were awarded to 52 Trimble Lodge members. speakers included John Rainey, Alex White, James J. Harbage, Tom Gibson, Pat Sandles, Serv Headley, and guest Donald B. Sharp who spoke on Masonry’s community role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble Lodge
C F. Danford
Fred Dating
W. D. Phillips
James Phillips
Fried Evin
11Th District
C.F. Danford
John Rainey
Kung
Columbus
Alex White
14Th
James J. Harbage
Tom Gibson
Athens
Rt. Em
Pat" Sandles
Serv
Chauncey Personal Visits and Local Casual Gatherings
Chauncey residents and visitors share a weekend at home and away. Mrs Guerra Heffken hosts Mrs Grimes of Philadelphia while Mr and Mrs Kilpatrick, former Chauncey residents now in Columbus, visit. Mrs Oliver injures foot at Converse Street. Evelyn Burt from Athens visits Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Eee Guerra Heffken
Millfield
James Grimes
Philadelphia
Matthew Kilpatrick
Columbus
Karl Gardner
Thomas Oliver
Converse St
Evelyn Burt
Athens
Harold Wise named head of Athens High School PE dept
Aoks: Harold Wise, longtime coach at Athens High School, was appointed head of the first physical education department in the school’s history. A carload of fish gathered by the Civic Association of Southeastern Ohio for Shade River arrived in Pomeroy and was distributed in Meigs and Athens counties by game wardens B. T LeFever and J. E. Harrison. Richard A. Clark and Dwight Rutherford, both of Athens, were elected editor in chief and poetry manager of the 1925 Athena yearbook. Mrs. Frank Dean and sons visited Akron relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wise
Athens High School
Civic Association of
Southeastern Ohio
Shade River
Pomeroy
Meigs
Athens Counties
B. T LeFever
Glouster
J. E. Harrison
Gallipolis
Richard A. Clark
Dwight Rutherford
Athens
Athena
Ohio University
Frank Dean
Russell and
Franklin
Akron
Chauncey Family Sees Son Seaman Harvey Courtney Moved
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Courtney of Chauncey receive a large basket of flowers and a photo of their son Seaman Charles Harvey Courtney, who has been in Hawaii for more than a year and is now being moved. Weekly Ladies Aid Society quilting at Chauncey Methodist Church set for Thursday.
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Chauncey
Gilbert Courtney
Seaman
Charles Harvey Courtney
Hawaii
Ladies Aid Society of
Chaunney Methodist Church
Courtney Delivers Graduation Talk at J-T High
Jacksonville Trimble High School held its graduation exercises in the auditorium with 8 boys and 12 girls in the class. Rev. Gilbert Courtney spoke on a life of right relations, urging harmony with self, others, and God, concluding with a call to do unto others. The Girls Glee Club sang and the day featured processionals, prayers, and a sermon on understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville - Trimble High School
Mildred* Howard
Charles Carbey
Jacksonville
Roy Standif
Hell
Flowers Reach Mothers Overseas From Sons
Mrs. William Funk of 28 Cross Street reports receiving Mother's Day flowers from son-in-law Sgt. Jack Gardiner who telegraphed a bouquet from New Guinea. Ph Ralph Hoisington in Germany sent a corsage to Mrs. Charles Hoisington in Jacksonville. In a recent letter he said since the surrender he now sleeps in a real bed with a bed lamp.
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Glouster
William Funk
Cross St
Jack Gardener
New Guinea
Ralph Hoisington
Germany
Charles Hoisington
Jacksonville
Sarah Lenigar Dies in Glouster Sunday
Sarah Jane Lenigar 68, wife of Pearl Lenigar, died Sunday after a year long illness. She lived her life in Athens County. Survived by husband Pearl. four sons Walter Columbus Bert Richmond Ind Delmar Hollister and Amos at home. four daughters Mrs Elsworth Byers Hollister Mrs Ermett Sharp Trimble Mrs Ray Cavin Williamsburg Ind Mrs Jay Collins Athens. One son preceded her in death. Two brothers Walter Innman Lancaster and Isaac Graham Barberton. Funeral in Glouster Methodist Church Tuesday at two, Rev Hesson of McConnelsville officiating. Burial Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Sarah Jane Lenigar
Pearl Lenigar
Athens County
Pearl
Walter
Columbus
Bert
Richmond
Ind
Delmar
Hollister
Amos
Elsworth Byers
Ermett Sharp
Trimble
Ray Cavin
Williamsburg
Jay Collins
Athens
Walter Innman
Lancaster
Isaac Graham
Barberton
Glouster Methodist Church
Hesson
McConnelsville
Maplewood Cemetery
Mother's Day Programs Highlight Local Church Groups
Loyal Men's Class of the Church of Christ in Glouster held a Mother's Day program in the church social rooms under W. W. Wallace with Maude Williams at the piano. The event featured readings, solos, a duet, and talks on "Mother" followed by a brief business session and strawberry shortcake for 19 members. Chauncey churches also observed Mother's Day with programs, music, flowers, and plants for mothers and the ill.
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Kate Vaughn
Grace Zimmer
Beulah Lee
Zella Brown
Annie Echstenkamper
Glenna Reese
Mae Oliver
Edna Embrey
Welthe Williams
Mother Love
Chauncey
Chauncey iChurches
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Ellis Ave
Guy Griffen
Claire Love
Palm Beach
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Beverly
Andrew Jackson
May Ave
Galbraith
A. T. Vetwiler
Women's Voters League
Daughters of Union
Nelie Pickering
H. L. Atkinson
Washington, D.C
Thelma Robinson
Raymond Drive
S. C. Hartman
Courtney
J-T. High
Progressive
Bert Angle
J. M. Henderson
Washington, D. C
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Gladys Viney
Ernest Landon
Jean Morrison
Marion
Robert Lee
Lee Morrison
Crate Morrison
Murray City
Sarah Lenigar
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