UN Conference Faces Delays Over Withdrawal Clause
The United Nations Conference stalls as delegates refer texts to home capitals for approval. Major powers France Britain China and the United States reach a regional self defense proposal. Moscow delays word. Withdrawal rights spark debate, with senators warning against delays and urging a clear end date or termination method in the charter.
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San Francisco
France
Britain
China
United States
Security Council
Moscow
Marshal Stalin
Molotov
Vandenberg
League of Nations
Interior States
United States Senate
Subscriptions Rates and Distribution Details
Subscription rates are listed by carrier for different terms including Ohio and outside Ohio. The notice mentions world delivery for Berwick Mens Edition and notes second class matter status at Athens post office with 1918 act protections. National representatives are John W. Cullen Company with offices in Chicago New York Columbus and Cleveland.
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Ohio
Athens
York Pastor Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon at Chauncey Dover High
Chauncey Dover High School held baccalaureate services for 42 seniors in Chauncey High School auditorium. Crusaders Hyam led by the chorus, Rev. Gilbert Courtney gave the invocation, and Rev. L. E. Evans of Nelsonville preached the sermon.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Chauncey-Dover High School
Crusaders Hyam
Gilbert Courtney
First Church of Christ
God Bless Our Land
the Green Cathedral
Christine Brown
God
L. E. Evans
Church of Christ At
Nelsonville
Dangerous German Officers Still Seek Postwar Power
Allied reports portray German generals as dangerous even in defeat. They claim to be civilized and demand gentler treatment, insisting Hitler caused defeat. They seek influence with a future German government, while the world notes their lies and arrogance. The Russians dismiss their rhetoric.
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Hitler
Allied
Berlin
Japan
Timing for veteran releases and war materials in postwar shift
The article outlines the planned mid year release of controls on metals and veterans, with civilian plants shifting to peacetime production. It notes slow soldier demobilization due to transport limits, the challenge of converting war plants to peaceful use, and the need to move materiel from Europe to the Pacific. It emphasizes pent up home demand and families seeking release from service, while warning of a drawn out transition requiring coordinated planning in Washington.
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Pacific
Europe
Asia
Washington
Spending For Our Own Youth Is Civic Duty
Ohio University voice Marata Wise argues for community funded recreation and facilities in Nelsonville. He says today’s youths need jobs, activities, and guided sports, not idle time, and that civic leaders must provide affordable facilities financed by taxes. Elders and youths share stake in mentoring and better citizenship.
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Ohio University
Marata Wise
Nelsonville
Grandpa
Dad
Bare legs and hardy youth in a stockingless era
An Ohio editorial writer muses on barefoot days and the life of Young America noting bare legs in cold weather and questioning if this generation’s resilience comes at a future cost. The piece contemplates wartime effects and shifting attitudes toward leg coverings.
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Ohio
America
Letter from Washington outlines Warren era postwar plans
Peter Edson describes Governor Earl Warren in a grand Sacramento office with world map mural as he faces a looming Senate vacancy for Senator Johnson’s seat. The piece frames postwar reconversion challenges for California, urging cautious industry shift to avoid harming the East, with Warren eyeing autos and peacetime production after the war.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Earl Warren
Suny Share
Hns
Bhiram Warren Johnson
U.S
Pitan Jehnson
Warren
Johnson
Califfrnia
Japan
Goernor Warren
Detroit
Beout
Barefoot Fashion Among Children Draws Mixed Reactions
A wary critique notes children expose feet under light garments while older girls expose feet in sandals and skirts. The writer argues that keeping feet covered with waterproof gear and mufflers protects against the elements, suggesting that going barefoot offers little cooling benefit and is not universally desirable.
School Year at JT Ends With Service Friday Night
Commencement at Jacksonville Trimble High School held in the auditorium with iris arrangements and a blue backdrop. The program featured a military march, invocations, a Glee Club number, a class address by Dr Wilbur Yauch of Ohio University, and diplomas presented by Supt. Byers and A L Morrison. Absentia graduate Raymon Kempsdfon and multiple named graduates listed. Nearby, Sgt William Anderson, POW release news, writes from a Baltic prison camp and anticipates home at month’s end as other family notices include Pvt Walter Anderson and Robert Cominsky in India.
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William Forshach
Wiliam Tawry
Foyma
Freedom
William Roy Byers
Board of Education
A. L. Morrison
Marilyn Sue Adams
Barbara Louise Burkofski
William HH. Forsbach
Grace Ann Holmer
Woham J. Treffken
Raymond Kempton
Nima Marie Kloh
Lila Levora Katta
William F. Lowry
Barbara Ann Morrison
Marie Ann Malpas
Cathryn Palmer Kempton
Gertrude A. Paskievitch
Catherine Ann Safreed
Robert E Simons
William H. Straushaugh
Mary Lou Swind
Glouster
Pearl Anderson
Trimbie
William Anderson
Second Army
Baltic Sea
Danzig
Itfe
Brussels
Belgium
William
States
Anderson
Pvt
Walter Anderson
Stockton Field
Stockton
Calif
Andersons
Robert Cominsky
India
John Cominsky
Jacksonville
Glouster Students Shine in District Tests
Glouster students performed well in the April 21 District State Scholarship tests. John Drury Davis placed 18th in General Sciences, Barbara Duntevy led in French, Juanita Tigner excelled in French as well, and William Vanhall earned third in Bookkeeping. Mary Flvaberh Chewim Hien won first in bookkeeping and took second statewide.
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Glouster
John Drury Davis
Barbara Duntevy
Juanita Tigner
William Vanhall
Marty Elizabeth Cheney
John Drury Davie
Barbara Tuntlevy
Juanita Trener Wee Fis
William Vanhal
Mary Flvaberh Chewim Hien
Renres
Lois Lantz Funeral To Be Held Tuesday
Lois Lantz, 38, died Saturday at Grant Hospital after a week of treatment. Survived by father, sister Miss Faye Lantz, and another sister Mrs Belle Cornwell. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 at the home conducted by C. B. Tisner, burial Maplewood Cemetery.
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Glouster
Bois Lantz
Grant Hospital
John Lantz
Faye Lantz
Belle Cornwell
Texas
Orlock
C. B. Tisner
Maplewood Cemetery
Meats Three Friends In Pacific Area
Mrs. Jack Vore received a letter from her husband, Jack R Vore, a U.S. Navy enlisted man stationed on the west coast. He wrote that he met three home town sailors in the South Pacific, John E Carey, Harold Jeffreys, and Pau Korpela, who had not been home for many months and were eager for news from home.
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Glouster
Jack Vore
Jack R- Vore
U.S. Navy
South Pacific
John E. Carey
Harold Jeffreys
Pau Korpela
Boxs
Glouster Socials Highlight Visiting Relatives and Dinners
Glouster residents host relatives from Hollister Indian Head Md and Detroit for dinners and weekend visits. T. Sgt. H L Dew returns from the South Pacific to spend time with kin. Bob Viney graduates Glouster High and looks for work in Columbus, while Stemm, Furkopp, and Dunlevy families plan visits and commencements.
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Ona Dew
Hollister
H. L
Lewis) Dew
Edward Phelps
Mariana Sue
Allice Harrison
T. Sgt. Dew
South Pacific
Stephen Forgares, Jr
Columbus
Clifford Brown
Eva Brooks
Ernestine Harrison
Oscar Samson
South Zanesville
Carl Beard
Sharpsburg
Net Hellyer
Paris
Alice Harrison
Glouster
Harvey Samson
Burr Oak
Samson
Emmett Wright
Ruth Ann Maria
Laurence E. Williams
Indian Head
Giouster
Gladys Viney
Bob Viney
W. H. Bentley
Bentley
Bob
Glouster High School
Coluumbus
John Stemm
Gerald Lee
Donald
John A. Furkopp
Joann Turner
Cleveland
C. EH. Turner
Gertrude Dunlevy
Pat Kelso
Detroit
Margaret Dunawlevy
Miss Dunlevy
Genevieve Dunlevy
Anna
Mae Strohmeyer
Mary Collins
Bliss College
Trimble Ladies Aid Meets for Program
Trimble Methodist Ladies Aid Society gathers at Mrs. Ella Morrison’s home for a May meeting with President Georgia Sayre in charge. A V-E Day prayer is recited, followed by readings from Betty Addington Merle Danford Helen Willeke Er in Leadinghaus and Sadie Morrison. Potluck refreshments end the social hour. June’s meeting will be hosted by Mrs. John Wolfe with Mrs. O C Leadinghouse as program chair.
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Glouster
Ella Morrison
Ladies Aid Society
Trimble Methodist Church
Georgia Sayre
Betty Addington
Merle Danford
Helen Willeke
Erin Leadinghaus
Sadie Morrison
Esta Haskins
Fern Johnson
Martha Kloh
Elma Leadinghaus
Grace Sayre
John Wolfe
O.C. Leadinghouse
Initiation at Trimble Grange Honors 20 Candidates
Trimble Grange held an initiation night conferring the third and fourth degrees on twenty candidates. Ray Kaasler narrated the history of the Grange founded in 1912. Charter members still living include Roy Easler Robert Meeks A G Bingman and George L Antle. District Deputy Master Carbaugh awarded silver certificates to members with 25+ years. Several talks followed with guests and local members. ice cream and cake served to about 50 attendees. Ruth Dean Oskey and twin sons Dean and Gene visit Millfield to assist care for a seriously ill relative. Fort Benning bound for furlough Charles Ted Sanders to visit wife and children after a week at home.
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Bessie Pettit
Bertha ‘Cole
G. L. Antle
D. M. Sawyer
Emma Sawyer
Cecelia Boudinot
Beatrice Vaughn
Charles Baker
Don Cannon
H. E. Jones
Ross Wright
Athens
Carbaugh
Lena Estella Hull Dies Sunday May 13
Lena Estella Hull age 57 of New Straitsville died Sunday May 13. She was wife of Allan Hull and mother of Everett Freeman Hull Lelia M Swart Florence Pearlene Chaffin and sister of Clara McCully Athens. Two sons Edgar Allan and William Alfred died earlier. Funeral at Mills and Brown Funeral Home conducted by Straitsville Methodist minister. Burial in New Straitsville occurred Tuesday May 35.
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New Straitsville
Lena Estella Hull
Allan Hull
Everett Freeman Hull
Lelia M. Swart
Albany
Florence Pearlene Chaffin
Clara McCully
Athens
Meigs County
Straitsville
Edgar Allan
Insfancy
William Alfred
Australia
Mills and Brown
Katzenbach Rites Are Held Sunday
Large crowd attends funeral for Eliza Katzenbach 80 of Chauncey who died Thursday at her Mill Street home. Services conducted at Chauncey Methodist Church by Rev. Harvey Smith and Rev. Clarence Way. John Marshall sang hymns. Granddaughters served as pallbearers. Burial at Greenlawn. husband George Katzenbach preceded her in death. Survived by four sons and six daughters.
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Chauncey
Eliza Katzenbach
Mil] St
Hixson Brothers Meet in Philippines
Chauncey Robert Hixson of Chauncey writes of grandsons Robert Jr and John Hixson in Cattiersburg Kentucky who recently met in the Philippines while both serving in the U S Navy. Robert Jr crews a submarine overseas 14 months in the South Pacific and the reunion occurred at a repair base about 100 miles from the Fleet post office where John Ma is stationed.
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Chauncey
Robert Hixson
Robert, Jr
John Hixson
Robert W. Hixson
Cattiersburg
Philippine Islands
U.S. Navy
South Pacific
Philippines
Fleet Post Office
John
Birth of Wilford Nott Jr. in May from the Nott family
Corporal Wilford Nott and Mrs. Nott formerly Mabel Morgan announce the birth of their eight pound son on Saturday May 1. Corporal Nott has served four years in the armed forces and saw action in the European theater during the war.
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Chauncey
Wilford Nott
Nott
Mabel Morgan
Wilford, Jr
Corporal Nott
Chauncey Resident Recovers After Fall Injuries
Mrs Rhoda Oliver of Chauncey is recovering from injuries after a fall down her home stairs on Converse Street hitting her left leg and ankle. Her daughter Elsie Staley has returned from Detroit to be with her parents. Mr and Mrs L W Sanders and daughter Louise Anne of Athens visited Millfield on Sunday with the San residence parties.
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Chauncey
Rhoda Oliver
Converse St
Elsie Staley
Detroit
L. W. Sanders
Louanne
Athens
Millfield
Parace
Clarence Saners
CHARTING A COURSE FOR THE WAR BRIDE
War brides face uncharted adjustments living apart from husbands and crowded wartime conditions. Guidance urges establishing a separate home, keeping strong ties with in laws, and maintaining privacy while balancing family influence to reduce disruption and bolster morale.
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Wordsworth
Jane
Bem
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
York
Dover High
Peter Edson
Goling
Son
Lois Lantz
Pacific Area
By Galbraith
Trimble Ladies Aid
Trimble Grange
Ruth Dean
Oskey
Dean l
Gene
Charles
Ted) Sanders
Fort Benning
Helen
Sandra
Joe
Clarence Sanders
Katzenbach
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