Fragmented Memoir Mixed With Notes From Athens Aged Text
A garbled excerpt blends a wartime diet critique with a sprawling personal reminiscence about a Brooklyn business, a Yale connection, and a hidden liquor warehouse discovery. The narrator recounts a search for a duplicate key, a dimly lit building, and a tense ascent to an office area, ending with a faded memory of a letter to a wounded relationship and a long archival dig.
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Brooklyn
Boggio
Yale
Harri Ferguson & Co
Bosslo
Boggs
Harris, Ferguson & Co
Bozzio
Fina
First Native Tribal Constitution Adopted by 50 Tribes
Denver reports a historic move as representatives from 50 American Indian tribes formally adopt a tribal constitution imagined as the first of its kind in U S history. Indian leaders launched a new united Nation spanning Indiana United States and Canada amid wartime context. A German POW Otto Tittle, 21, who escaped Fort Benjamin Harrison was recaptured, ending his flight.
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Denver
Colon
U —Anas
United States
Indiana
Canada
Cleveland
Otto Tittle
Fort Benjamin Harris
Prediction of Roosevelt policy course after election
The piece argues Roosevelt and his advisers favor the electoral mandate over the popular vote and will press ahead with a stronger Democratic Congress. It warns of roughshod tactics to push programs, risking continued congressional brawls and higher taxes if capital stays hidden.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Legion to the fore in peacetime misfortune and postwar rebirth
The American Legion, once judged by its convention antics, shows stronger public influence as war nears victory. It leads re conversion and rehabilitation, sponsors the GI Bill of Rights, proposes veterans on draft boards, and notes 300,000 members to date.
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American Legion
Legion
Retaken German Prisoners Highlight War Time Gaps
The writer argues that Germany prisoners recaptured after months on farms and in towns show lax wartime controls. He claims many foreigners have crossed borders since the war began and blended into communities, risking forged papers and citizenship, while noting possible citizen desertions.
Tobacco Shortage Fueled by Policy and Distribution Failures
Officials acknowledge a complex tobacco shortage driven by past AAA acreage limits, pricing choices, and wartime diversions. Distribution delays and shifts, including stockpiling for troops and misdirected shipments to France, worsened the supply while demand rose among civilians and service members.
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Washington
New Deal
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
AAA
England
France
United States
Britain
Security Council seats outlined for United Nations plan
Peter Edson notes Dumbarton Oaks proposals set a permanent five power Security Council plus eleven rotating seats for others. Key issues include voting rights, veto safety nets, and sovereignty tradeoffs, with invited participation for nonpermanent nations. Edson cautions about immigration politics shaping perceptions of U S policy.
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Security Council
United Nations Organization
Four Nations
Dumbarton Oaks
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
China
France
Security Counil
Chauncey High School Carnival Draws Big Crowd
Chauncey Dover High School held a popular athletic carnival drawing a capacity crowd last week. The evening featured the Chauncey Dover Band under Mrs Lelia Rockey, a football squad skit, dancing, fortune telling, moving pictures and candy sales. Ruby Roberts and Junior Courtney won queen and king by vote, with prizes from local merchants. The grand prize was a $25 War Bond awarded to Mrs Hazel Chalfan.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dovers High ‘School
Chauncey ¢ Dover
Lelia Rockey
Ruby Roberts
Junior Courtney
Chauncey-Dover
Hazel Chalfan
Marriage announced in Chauncey and Gallipolis union
Ruth McBride and Russell Staley wed in a November ring ceremony at Gallipolis with attendants Miss Marjorie Neighbors and Mrs Dorothy Staley. The bride wore aqua green two piece suit. reception at Elmer Staley’s home. The McBride family recently moved from Chauncey to the John Witham farm near Jacksonville. Mrs Staley plans to join her husband in San Diego where he is stationed. Further notes mention local visits, illness, and club meetings in Chauncey and Millfield communities.
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Elmer Staley
Russell J. Staley
San Diego
Calif
Staley
McBride
Chauncey
John Witham
Jacksonville
Plan Special Services CHAUNCEY
The Gotep Five of Columbus will perform singing and preaching at Morristown Holiness Church on Saturday and Sunday nights November 2 and 26. The public is invited. Bernard Bowers Jr of Columbus is hospitalized in France with a foot injury while serving in the infantry. he is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Daniel Fulton of Millfield.
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Columbus
Morristown
Prance
Chauncey
Pec
Bernard Bowers, Jr
Bernard Bowers
France
Daniel Fulton
Millfield
Funeral held for Clifford Edwards in Carbondale
Funeral services were held here Thursday for Clifford Edwards who died November 13 in a Barberton hospital after an automobile accident. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards, former Carbondale residents. Relatives came from Port Wayne Indiana and other distant places for the service. Military members on furlough visited home from Fort Benning and Fort Leonard Wood. A shower for Betty Melvin Kennard’s daughter, recently married to Pie Melvin, was held at the Kennards’ home.
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Ann Walden
Virginia Knecht
WSCS
The
Methodist Church
Anderson Bentz
Alda Larson
Linda Shanks
Ice
Helen Chapman
Ethel Kincade
Laura Gunder
Zona Mar ¢Quis
Ella Tilton
Mary Bentz
Dolphin Creeger
Bethel Wscs
Ernest Knowles
Julia Deter
Hallie Gordon
Virginia Parr
Florence Gillian
Eileen Blake
Cole
Bethel Church
Floyd Matlack
Tampa
Fla
Pfe
Rona Yahney
Brooks and
Willis
Frank Reed
Shelby
Donald
Tuppers Plains
Tean
Army
Millie Griffin
Lanpusua LE
Clifford Edwards
Barberton
John Edwards
Carbondale
Glen Prater
Jack Prater
Port Wayne
Ind
Murl Lowry
Fort Benning
Ahlan Doolittle
Fort Leon
Ard Wood
Nate Doolittle
Dave Kennard
Betty
Pie
Melvin
Thom
Sarah “Johnson
Jennie Starley
Guysville Personal Notices from a Weekend Visit List
A compiled weekend social roundup from Guysville lists many visitors and guests. Names include Jayne Buck and Waldo Buck of Troy, Gerald Rodehaver family, Alto Pierce, Margaret Bond, Homer Morehead of Ames, Rosa Lowery at home, Nora Henry of Athens helping care, Janice Marie Moore visiting Eileen Cunningham, E E Newland of Marion with Laura Barnett, Cambridge Cpl George Timblin and wife, J B Gibbs and son John of Athens, Arien Williams guest, Jeannine Simmer's visit, Blanche Fuller from Columbus with Laurence Fuller and daughter, and George Strakey with J McLaughlin family visiting relatives.
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Guysville
Jayne Buck
Troy
Ohio
Waldo Buck
Gerald Rodehaver
F and Sons
Alto Pierce
Margaret Bond
Homer Morehead
Ames
Rosa Lowery
Nora Henry
Athens
Janice Marie Moore
Eileen Cunningham
E. E. Newland
Marion
Laura Barnett
George Timblin
Cambridge
J.B. Gibbs
John
Air ien_ Williams
Jeannine Simmer
Blanche Fuller
Columbus
Larence Fuller
Akron
George Strakey
J. McLaughlin
Monday Longstreth PTA Meeting Highlights Week
Monday Longstreth PTA met Thursday evening with Mrs Albert Dupler presiding. Twenty six members responded to roll call. A Christmas treat was planned for the school children. The program included a Thanksgiving reading by Mary McCombs, Stars of the Summer Night by Joan Christian, Fant Audrey McManaway, and a song by Nora Sanborn and Mary McComb. A treat was served.
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Longo
Longstreth P.ta
Albert Dupler
Mary McCombs
Joan Christian Fant
Audrey McManaway
Sing Hilts
Nora Sanborn
Mary McComb
Marines Tym
VP Lich
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Canaan Grange
Paul Mansfield
Bernice Halbirt
Paul Dorr
Marion Rose
Ethel Walker
Frank Hill
Elwyn Dorr
Howard Starlin
Deula Burke
Elizabeth Shirley
Edith Channel
Overnor
George White
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Athens County
Athens County Livestock Company
N. E. Mills
K. and M
Burr Oak
Warren G. Harding
President Harding
J. E. Sherlock
Connett
W. Union St
Nolan
J. W. Connett
J. Dana Connett
M. E
Twist J. E. Sherlock
Guy Brooks
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Thade
Cates
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Mma
Edie
Torin Pope
Peter Edson
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Iims
Ockout
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Que
Ollie Howard Spaugh
Grants Pass
Oregon
Frances Howard
James Hartley
Ruth Atkinson
Hartley
Georgia
Cincinnnati
Lucy Howard
Milfiel
Phoenix
Arizona
Stanley Howard
Ollie Spaugh
Webster Cunningham
Mabel Mingus
Gor
Rose Dickerson
Myrtle Pidcock
Beaumont
Helen Howard
Ollie Brookins
Ze ‘Thompson
W. H. Flertaugh
Tains Club
Chavncur
Uruver Pateson
Needle Club
Patton
Lucille Sanders
Bertha Sanders
Ei Helfken
Mabel. Sisson
Jessie Fulton
Elizabeth Robeinett
Donna Thomas
Kathryn McDaniel
Ida Hill
Edith McDaniel
Lou Wemmer
Lizzie Patton
Robinett
Soolville
Colville
Bibbee
Carthage-Troy
Arbondale News
Ben Sweazy
Fort Lewis
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Mrs. Porter
Longstreth Pta
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