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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1945

Page

4

Nations seek regional security pacts at San Francisco talks

In San Francisco the American and British delegations press a model of regional defense pacts compatible with the United Nations Charter. They argue such arrangements can function when the Security Council stalls, amid Russian resistance to excluding Franco-Russian and Czech-Russian alliances. Senator Vandenberg and Connally push for a Senate-ratified separate treaty to guarantee mutual defense.

San Francisco World Organization Yalta Chapultepec Security Council Europe Moscow Germany Molotov Britain France Vandenberg Russia Falta United States Senate United Nations

ATHENS AREA CHURCH SERVICES ARE WE HEATHENS

Series on Family Week notes Protestant unity service planned for May 27 at First Methodist. Rev. J B. Maffett urges homes with Christian principles. Articles urge families to strengthen faith, marriage, and home life amid wartime and community church activity across Athens.

Athens First Methodist Joe B. Maffett First Christian Edgar Guest Christ Africa America Alexander Presbyterian Bible School Fred Luchs Athens Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Presbyterian the Presbyterian Church Athens Ministerial Association Luchs Alexander Presbyterian Church Hebbardsville J. R. Gentry A. ¥. Wilcox First Methodist Church Albany Baptist Bible School Young People’s Open Forum W. Gd. Montgomery Dore Antoniatto Portland Ore N. Cendent L. W. Stark Burke George L. Blosser Tage W. C. Reasoner Margaret Jackson Pleiza Mauk Logan Roy L. Dupler W. Union First Church OF God Jerald R. Pirkey New Testament Church

Old Timers Parade on Circus Day remembered

A lengthy reading notes L. C. Nye as author of an account of an Old Timers Parade on Circus Day. The piece touches on local church events, memorial services, and community notices across Athens County including Lancaster Street parsonage, Wilsons, and visiting speakers.

L. C. Nye

Do We Need More Control A Guaranteed Wage Debate

A quoted column argues against compulsory guaranteed wages, warning that voluntary plans work for some but a universal system removes mutual benefit, shifts costs to employers, dampens worker accountability, and risks federal control of production and prices in a planned economy like Soviet Russia.

Great Britain Washington Stalin Russia

A Man to Admire Retirement of Dr Hiram Roy Wilson

The Ohio University faculty member Dr. Hiram Roy Wilson retires after fifty years of teaching. He shaped countless students and earned admiration as a capable, dignified mentor and trusted neighbor. His legacy enriches the town and campus, promising a remaining life as fruitful as his career.

Hiram Roy Wilson Ohio University University Doctor Wilson Wilson

Soviets to Help as Pacific War Looms on Ground

The article argues for Soviet aid alongside American forces as the war against Japan intensifies. It recalls brutal island battles and air combat, notes American troops’ harsh experiences, and warns of a vast Japanese defense while urging unified actions with the Soviet Union to accelerate defeat.

Pacific Theater America

Doenitz Government Stalling to Surrender to Allies

In the closing days of the war the German leadership under Admiral Doenitz allegedly slowed surrender to the Anglo American forces to avoid Russian captor custody. The British protest that their camps are full and urge a fair division of prisoners while noting feeding constraints.

Admiral Doenitz

San Francisco letter on human rights amendments to UN Charter

Peter Edson reports that over 100 unofficial U.S. consultants from 42 organizations pressed for four human rights provisions to be written into the United Nations Charter. Led by figures from the Council on Foreign Relations and Christian and Jewish groups, the behind the scenes effort pushed for stronger protections, though delegates did not overrule existing views. The meetings, held mostly in private at the Opera House and Parmont Hotel, featured Dr. James T. Shotwell presiding and afternoon sessions with American delegation representatives weighing in on the proposal. The group’s influence was praised for harmony and potential impact on the conference outcome.

San Francisco Edward R. Stettimus United Nations U.S Mov Commission On Human Rights Geonomic Council of the United Nation O. Frederick Nolde A. Fut L. and CIO National Association of Manufacturers American, Legion Rotary and Kiwanis League of Women Voters Opera House Parmont Hotel James T. Shotwell Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Dean Virginia Gildersleeve John Foster -Dulles

Allied plan for Germany occupation outlined by Clay and Churchill

War Today reports Major General Clay and Prime Minister Churchill outline the Allied occupation framework. Germany will be governed militarily under Allied directions with Germans handling routine administration under strict control. Initial Allied aims include dismantling war potential, crushing Nazism, and punishing war criminals. An international war crimes conference is to convene May 31.

Dewitt MacKenzie Germany Washington London Allied Supreme Headquarters Clay Eisenhower Churchill General Clay Mr. Churchill United States Boeen United States War ‘Crimes Commission

Bill to Outlaw Bingo Again Receives Senate Endorsement

The Senate Judiciary Committee again recommends passage of a proposed bill to outlaw Bingo as a gambling pastime, despite protests from representatives of fraternal and other organizations in Columbus.

Columbus UPA Senate Judiciary Committee

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