The Messenger Publishing Company Athens Notice
The Athens Messenger details its publishing history and staff including Frederick W Buah and Gordon K Buen. It lists association memberships, printer notice of republication rights, and subscription rates for Ohio and outside Ohio with overseas service options.
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Athens
Slessenger
Frederick W. Buah
Lernoop
Big Sundsay
the Messenger Flublishing CO
Gordon K Buen
Gen. Mer. Charlies & Harris
Ohio
Messenger
Ct Oo
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Equality and the Soldier’s Grievance Across War Homefront
A wartime reflection on how civilian wage demands and army familial duties affect soldiers. Older veterans on furlough feel unequal to civilians gaining income, with mortgages, repairs, and new cars contrasting stalled home life. The piece argues for national service to balance sacrifice between stay-at-homers and those in uniform.
Bureaucratic Quiz Kids Probes California Farmers
The Bureau of Agricultural Economies sends questionnaires to central California farm residents asking about nearby friends, family visits, income, home cleanliness, religious activity, and other private details. The piece argues the checks are harmless but overbearing, driven by bureaucrats wanting data and promotions.
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California
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Wickard
Mr. Ickes
Army replaces PN label with not suited for military service
Rehabilitation notes that the Army has dropped the term psychoneurotic to describe nervous and mental rejections. The change aims to end past stigma and job disqualifications that kept men from returning to work, recognizing emotional fitness without implying lifelong instability.
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Wes
Wartime Tax Burden Shifts in Britain and United States
Analysis of the 1944 1945 budgets shows Britain reducing taxes with no new corporation or income tax increases and the United States expanding tax receipts. With wartime spending down, Britain faces a public debt near 122 percent of national income while the US debt nears 200 billion dollars. The article compares tax structures, inflation controls, and postwar fiscal challenges for both nations.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
America
United Kingdom
Federal Treasury
Foremen’s Association Strike Shuts Detroit War Plants
Peter Edson notes General Arnold’s warning to the War Labor Board over Detroit area strikes by the Foremen’s Association of America. He cites the stoppage of Packard Rolls Royce aircraft engines and parts for bombers, highlighting a clash between WLB and NLRB over foremen’s status and collective bargaining.
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Henry H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
War Labor Board
Europe
Foremen's Association of America
Detroit
General Arnold
National Labor Relations Board
Foremen’s Association of America
Robert P. Patterson
Packard
Rolls Royce
U. S
Berlin
Briggs, Murray, Hudson and
Gar
WLB
NLRB
King Solomnon
Foremen's Association
Baccalaureate Services Held at Chauncey Sunday
Chauncey Dover high school auditorium hosted 46 graduates at a Sunday night baccalaureate with the chorus performing God of Our Father and Now the Day Is Over. Rev. Clarence Way offered the invocation and Rev. Gilbert Courtney delivered the scripture and sermon as the choir sang multiple hymns and spirituals. Local residents and families attended the event while other community notices include travels, funerals, and a Chauncey Ladies Aid quilting meeting at the church.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover High School
Chauncey- Dover High School
God
Clarence Way
Gilbert Courtney
Way
Needle Club Honors Mrs. Mabel Smith
Members of the Millfield Needle Club hosted a 6 o'clock pot luck dinner to honor Mrs. Mabel Smith who is leaving for Seattle to spend several months. She is currently visiting relatives in Columbus. A surprise event, the gathering was a social evening with attendees including Mrs. Bertha Sangers and others.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Edith McDaniel
Mabel Smith
Lena Martin
Chadwells Host Dinner for Family Guests in Millfield
Mr and Mrs Allen Chadwell entertained at a Sunday two course chicken dinner in Millfield for their children and grandchildren. Guests included Aviator Cadet Ray L Chadwell Mrs Lois Chadwell of Johnson City Tenn Mr and Mrs Cris Chadwell and Donna Lee of Dayton Mr and Mrs Ralph Goldsberry and sons Ralph and Dale of Dennison Glen Chadwell at home and Mr and Mrs George Clester of Amesville.
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Thomas Hamilton
Chauncey
Toledo
Dean Hamilton
Grover Patton
Clarence Sanders
Millfield
Ruth Mingus Keirns
Hooper Ridge Church of Christ
Ray L. Chadwell
Johnson City
Tenn
Allen Chadwell
Maxwell Field
Alabama
Grace Carr
Marjory Marsh
Columbus
Carr
Hattie Karns
Rose Poling
Galion
Adda Tippett
J. A. Simpkins
Donald
Rita
Johnnie
Athens
Lois Ann Shafer
Clifford Shafer
Carl Shafer
Aviatior
Lois Chadwell
Cris Chadwell
Donna Lee
Dayton
Ralph Goldsberry
Ralph and Dale
Dennison, O
Glen Chadwell
George Clester
Amesville
Condition Improves for Mrs Maggie Sweazy of Chauncey
Mrs Maggie Sweazy who has been seriously ill at her daughter’s home at 872 Delaware Ave Columbus has improved after a heart attack a month ago. She expresses gratitude to friends for cards gifts and flowers and to the Ladies Aid for their remembrance during her illness.
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Chauncey
Maggie Sweazy
Delaware Ave
Columbus
Spaugh Returns Home From Ohio University Visit
Miss Jeane Spaugh, after months in Chauncey with her aunt Miss Frankie Howard and attending Ohio University, left Sunday to join her parents Mr and Mrs Cecil Spaugh who now reside in Grant's Pass Oregon.
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Chauncey
Jeane Spaugh
Ohio University
Frankie Howard
Cecil Spaugh
Ollie Howard
Grant's Pass
Oregon
Soldier Chauncey Letter Lifts English Health News
Chauncey: Marjory Marsh reports a letter from Corporal Woodrow Lester of Chauncey says he is in England in good health and likes the country. He is the son of John Lester and Mrs. Sarah Lester.
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Chauncey
Marjory Marsh
Woodrow Lester
England
John Lester
Sarah Lester
Mrs Betty Pincelli Undergoes Appendix Operation
Mrs Betty Hitchings Pincelli wife of Meme Pincelli Chauncey underwent an operation for a ruptured appendix at Sheltering Arms Hospital last week. Her condition is reported favorable. Her husband employed in Shadyside was summoned home by her illness.
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Chauncey
Betty Hitchings Pincelli
Meme Pincelli
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Shadyside
Pvt Carl D. Howard Returns to Fort Meade
Pvt Carl Douglas Howard arrives at Fort Meade Maryland after visiting Chauncey and nearby communities with relatives and friends.
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Chauncey
Carl Douglas Howard
Fort Meade, Maryland
Chauncey and Vicinity
Glouster Catholic Ladies Study Club Meets at Church Hall
The Glouster Catholic Ladies Study Club gathered in the Church Hall hosted by Mrs. Gertrude Darling. President Mrs. John Blark opened with the club hymn and creed as members heard sacred readings and pieces by Mrs. John R. Clark Mrs. John McCreanor and Mrs. Ann Bailey. Plans were made to entertain graduates and May Crowning participants. Prizes in defense stamps were awarded and prayers for soldiers were offered. Lunch was served to Miss Rita Ann Darling and members including Mrs. Ann Bailey Mrs. Kate Bartels Mrs. John R. Clark Mrs. William Echstenkamp er Mrs. Walter Yount Mrs. Leo Smith Mrs. Relord Healy Mrs. Joe Wolf Mrs. John McCreanor Miss Josephine Hedfelt and hostess Mrs. Darling. The next meeting will be in June with Miss Hedfelt as hostess.
Ohio University Professor Delivers Commencement Sermon at Trimble High
Ohio University philosophy professor Dr W Oliver Martin spoke at Trimble Jacksonville High School Baccalaureate services for the class of 1944 and staff. He urged graduates to practice love and forgiveness as they face a world with both good and bad people. The program included the Girls Glee Club singing and closing remarks by Principal Lewis E Buell. Rev Charles Palmer gave the invocation and Rev Gilbert Courtney pronounced the benediction.
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Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble High School
Jacksonville
Greens Run
Charles Palmer
Myriel Kasler
Ada Frances Brunton
W. Oliver Martin
Department of Philosophy
Ohio University
Jesus
America
Girls’ Glee, Club
Lewis E. Buell
Dr. Martin
Gilbert Courtney
Herbert Armstrong Dies at Home in Glouster
Herbert Armstrong age 72 died Sunday at his home 24 Braun St Glouster after months of ill health. He leaves wife Amanda Keirns Armstrong and children Kathryn Anderson Sabra Armstrong Clayton with Merle Armstrong Carter preceding in death. Funeral at his home Tuesday 2 p.m. He had lived in Glouster since age 15.
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Glouster
Herbert Armstrong
Braun St
Amanda Keirns Armstrong
Kathryn Anderson
Osborn
Sabra Armstrong
Elyria
Clayton
Coahoma
Texas
Merle Armstrong Carter
Glouster High Names Betty Lewis Salutatorian in Error
Sunday Glouster High School commencement records show Betty Davis as salutatorian instead of Betty Lewis. The program omits the class song and lists accompanists Mrs. Ethel Riley Shirley Andrews Marion Byers and director Grace Hemmer. Reverend A G Winkle substituted for Father E E Yocke at the benediction. eight graduates join the National Honorary Society with officers and motto noted.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Betty Davis
Betty Lewis
Ethel Riley
Shirley Andrews
Marion, Byers
Grace Hemmer
E. E Yocke
A. G. Winkle
National Honorary Society
Barbara Lent
Byers
Margaret Summers
Jack Coffman
Richard Eddy
William Figley
Rita Wolf
Local War News from Trimble and Great Lakes Leave Clips
Mr and Mrs Pearl Anderson of Trimble receive a prisoner of war letter from their son S Sgt William H Anderson. Instructions for writing him are available from the Andersons. Paul Killingsworth, after boat training at Great Lakes Naval Station, spent leave with family and returns to duty. Ralph Judson, on leave from Great Lakes after boat training, homes in Trimble with his wife they bought a house on Republic Ave.
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Glouster
Pearl Anderson
Trimble
William H. Anderson
Paul Killingsworth
Great Lakes Naval Station
Great Lakes
Ralph Judson
Tom Judson
Judson
Elton Coffman
Republic Ave
Night assault and escape after bribing a sentry
Courtright bribes a sentry to allow Norma and Link to pass. Azaraski attacks Courtright in the inn, choking her while Link fights back. The trio escapes in Azaraski’s car as darkness blankets the inn and the surrounding area.
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Courtright
Norma
Link
Sal
Azaraski
Ataraski
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Oslo Newspaper Association
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Chauncey — Ladies Aid Society
The
Chauncey Methodist Church
Needle Club
By Galbraith
Mildred
New Lexington
Newark
John K. Smart
Margaret Winkle
Winkle
Earland Smith
George Smith
Betty
Orville Bingman
Glenna
Priscilla
Lou Munden
C. K. Rockhold
J-T
Jacksonvile
Harry Vaughn
Cecil Harrison
Gehe
Jackie
Steubenville
Edward Noon
Sophia Hinton
Ernest Vernon
Cynthia Lou
Vaughn
Lincoln Belt
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