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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1946

Page

4

The United States and World War II Fear and Fuel Famine

David Lawrence's National Dispatch reflects on the six year anniversary of Hitler's invasion of Belgium and Holland, warning that total war reshaped the world. It calls for urgent food aid, reconversion to civilian production, and stronger legislative leadership amid coal strikes and transport crises. It notes public indifference, congressional inaction, and the need for decisive government action to avoid further economic disruption and famine.

Washington Hitler Belgium Holland United States America Congress House Senate

Subscription rates and notices from Athens Ohio post listing

By carrier rates for 17 dollars per year, six months six fifty, three months SS. Mail rates vary by Ohio service area with one year six fifty, six months three fifty, three months two dollars, five weeks one dollar, weekly five cents. Overseas service requires letter request. Entered as second class matter. National representatives listed. Advertising rates apply at foreign offices. Obituary notices and cards of thanks charged.

Ohio Athens John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Calumpus Cleveland Nks

Poppy Day in Glouster May 24 and 25

The Lames Auxiliary of the American Legion in Glouster will sponsor Poppy Day on May 24 and 25. Members will canvass the town offering residents the chance to contribute to rehabilitation and welfare work for disabled veterans. Mrs. Hazel Lunsford chairs the sale. poppies are made by disabled veterans and contributions are urged, with wearers showing support.

Glouster Lames’ Auxiliary of the American Legion Auxiary Hazel Lunsford

Route 13 Garden Chul Begins Project Work

GLOUSTER The Route 13 project under the Garden Club began with soil pouring and planting. Committee chairs are Mrs C E Has, Mrs W A Craft, and Mrs Emmett Rogers. Members include Mrs B R Angle, Mrs W O W Bryson, Mrs Emmett Bye ers, Mrs Emmett Eddy, Mrs Bive ereit Eddy, Mrs Walhar B Morris, Mrs E Tassor, OF Branson Chambers, a Haskins, May Els, Bingham, and Mrs C E Turner.

E. Tassor Branson Chambers Haskins May Els, Bingham C E. Turner

Wages Must Reflect Production To Sustain Growth

The article argues production drives wages and profits, warning against wage hikes pursued without increased output. It cites the American Federation of Labor and urges mutual effort by management and labor to raise productivity, improve machinery use, and maintain living standards without falling into a “New Order” of pay without work.

American Federation of Labor

Guard Against Abuses of Administrative Government

A discussion on the dangers of federal regulatory agencies like the FTC. Congress created bureaus with broad powers, risking abuse without limits. Rep. Reece proposes a bill to require rulings based on a preponderance of evidence to protect citizens.

Congress Elihu Root Federal Trade Commission Commission FTC B. Carroll Reece Tennessee

Letter From Washington details on Davies Standard Oil clash

Peter Edson outlines Harold Ickes pursuit to reinstate Ralph K Davies as Standard Oil of California senior vice president. Davies joined government work in 1941, faced criticism from New Dealers, and later received honors after the war. California Standard reshuffled its leadership while Davies was in public service, provoking Ickes’ accusations and internal company dynamics.

Washington Harold Ickes Ralph K. Davies Standard Ott California Ickes Standard Oil Davies Roosevelt Rockefeller Dulles Standard of California Belines Sean Harold L. Ickes H. J. Collier Tekes Colser Truman Petroleum Industry War Council Collier California Standard Collieries R. G. Follis Paint of Services Mtetings

Early risers report frost on low ground

Early risers reported a light frost on low ground with 38 degrees by 10:30 Sunday. Little damage occurred as most gardeners protect frost sensitive vegetables, and temperatures rose after sunrise.

Two Veterans Get Discharges

SLOUSTER Sgt. Millacd Mun den arrived home Monday after discharge from Camp Atterbury following two and a half years in service including 18 months in France and Germany with the famed Division before transfer to the Third Division. Talmage McAfoose arrived Friday to spend 15 days with his parents. he is with the Air Transport Command at Hamilton Field, Calif. Dave Cox, son of Mr and Mrs Dave Cox, received discharge from Naval Aviation Service a week ago in California and arrived home Saturday. On the way he visited his mother’s sister in Woodburn, Oregon. In Portland he was engaged by a minister traveling east to drive him to Indianapolis, where they arrived Saturday morning.

Slouster Millacd Munden Calif Dave Cox Dave Cow Naval Aviation Service California Woodburn Ore Portland Tavelling Indianapolis Kenneth Staats Ripley Akron Jackson County J. K. Staats Mr. Staats Army Camp Meade Aid B. and Estel L. Staats James Ralph Staats Charleston Fred Hardman Mary Staats Bennet David I. Bennett Parkersburg Pearl Harris Bennett Lorenzo Bennett Gordon Kyle Jim Gordon, Jr John E. Williamson Leon McIntosh Mary Jean G. M. Bryan Joanne Conners E. H. Bish Ravenswood Ohio Fuel Gas Company Ravenswood Personals Othel Lincicome Gallipolis Jakie Boggs Lincicome Maxine Moorehead Huntington Phyllis Bailey Yeoman Smith Washington M. P. Wilkins Columbia Tenn Theodore Luck Silverton Mill Camden Clark Hospital Etta Ferguson Middle Sourne W. Va Lou

Rothwell Club Meets at Mrs Clark Home

Mrs C M Clark hosted the Rothwell Club for the year’s last meeting at 39 Broad St on Thursday afternoon. Mrs J H Henshaw led the business session as the group approved a $5 contribution to the Girls Scouts and Mrs Alta Sweeney presented a paper titled Biographical Roundup on the lives and work of Pierre and Madam Curie.

Carl Wilson Dies Monday

Ravenswood social notes report community events and births, with notices of lodge meetings, DAR program, student achievements, funerals, marriages, and local visits in Ravenswood and surrounding areas. Highlights include new lodge members Herman Phillips and Denzil West fall and various attendees at meetings, plus obituaries and personal notices.

Carl Wilson Ravenswood Social Notes

Truth Seekers Class Meets at Limited Brethren Church

UNION FURNACE Vicinity Union Furnace monthly news brief reports the Truth Seekers Class of the Limited Brethren Church meeting at the church on Wednesday with Rev Seymour leading scripture and prayer. List of participants includes Mrs Harry McVey Mrs Clyde Dishen Miss Hortensia Cox and others. Additional notes mention visitors and local moves among residents and club activities.

Logan Dom Tishennet Philo Jennie Duffee Hattie Bickle Tavich? Dufiee Clyde Dishennet Lois Dan Jones Millard Patton Friendly Neighbors Club Geraldine Cottrill Bremen Juanita Woodard Guy Stewart Powell Harold Powell Bins Ershel Bennington

Indian Simla talks collapse and new delays

AP dispatch reports the Simla conference on Indian independence fell apart amid Moslem League demands for a separate Pakistan and Congress insistence on a federal union. Britain and India aim to resume talks, with Jawaharlal Nehru noting negotiations go on but this session ends.

Dewitt MacKenzie Simla India Sir Stafford Cripps Jawaharlal Nehru Alle India Congress Mahomed Ali Jinnah Pakistan

Bart and Agnes Confront Insurance Payout Tension

Ellie and John receive a letter from the insurance company revealing a seven thousand payment. Debby hurries back from the post office with the document as Ellie interrupts a checkers game. John reads the amount aloud and calls for Agnes, while Debby and Cora react to the scene. Agnes arrives breathlessly to absorb the shock of the news.

Wiltem Maier Xea Bertica Debby Agnes John Elie Cera Agnesy Ellie Bart

Birthday Dinner Guests and Social Visits In Bashan Area

A Bashan social page lists attendees of a birthday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr for Mrs. Orr, including Paul Orr, Romy White, Arthur Morarity, Margaret Foster, Minnie Orr, and J C McKay. Other visitors include Gene Carpenter of Sliversville at the Baileys, Sunday visits by Jimmy Torrence to Linny Swan in Long Bottom, Mrs. Arthur Morarity visiting Mrs. Clifford Young in Middleport, Dana Carpenter visiting Maywood Johnson in Steubenville, and more callers like Harley Carman and family, Jim Airwood, and the Thumers from Syracuse and Middleport.

Long Bottom Arthur Morarity Clifford Young Middleport Dana Carpenter Maywood Johnson Steubenville J.C. MeKas Air Harley Carman Carolyn James Airwood Addison Bill Thumer Syracuse Bill Stwruble

Young People's Class Organization Formed at New Marshfield

The New Marshfield Methodist Church started its Young People's Sunday School Class on May 9 at Grange Hall. Attendees included Ernest Whitlatch, Esther Whitlatch, Fern Whitlatch, Alice Pierce, Calvin Dlaw, Pat and Mrs Harold Young and family, Mona and Richard, Mr and Mrs Bill Brooks, and Mr and Mrs Dan Stright. Calvin Dfaw elected president, Elsie Brooks vice president, Fern Whitlatch secretary, Alice Pierce treasurer, Mary Young Stright reporter. Next meeting set for May 24 at Miss Esther Whitlatch's home.

New Marshfield New Marshfield Methodist Church Grange Hall Ernest Whitlatch Esther Whitlatch Fern Whitlatch Alice Pierce Calvin Dlaw Pat Harold Young Mona Richard Bill Brooks Dan Stright Calvin Dfaw Elsie Brooks Fern Whit

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David Lawrence National Dispatch Rimble Ladies of Plans Garden Chul Foleridge Peter Edson Rothwell Club Rebekah Heart and Hand Lodge Herman Phillips Denzil Westfall Charles Anderson Dale Hupp Frank Abels John Schwender Rachel Harris Alice Hysell Dar The Ruby Watts Lena M. Charter Marguerita Geren Miss Geren Barbara Jo Cunningham Lace Cunningham Longfellow Robert Bare Fred Bare Chickery Oren Jainestone, Jr Mud Run Run School Iie Oren Stone Connie Lou Rector Knights of Pythias Lois Morgan Lions Club H. C. Hutchinson Clas William Gilliaspie Cecil Patterson T Baptist Church Presbyterian Church Clare Davis Sistersville Jackson Count Colorado Colusa Athens Pharmacy S. Court St Union Furnace Vicinity Oskkey & Oakley Insurance Nelsonville, Ohio William Maier Elise Qualeys Newkirk Summer Street Arsato Athens County McCune Tire and Accessory Company West Union St G. W. Hopkins West State St George W. Hopkins Ford James Boden Cecil Cox Dallas c. Bay Walter Linscott Edward Powell James Russell Dean Clarence Morrison Order of DeMoley Masonic Temple John Edwards Ted Stiff James McClanahan David Hughes Fred Weber Edwin Cooper Ralph Hoffman Paul Kimes Fred Mansfield Donald Robinson Cora Young People’s Class Organization By Galbraith Muse Institute Wee
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