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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1945

Page

4

Obituary and Subscription Rates Mentioned in Athens Post

A fragmentary notice references obituary charges and subscription pricing from the Athens Post Office. It lists rates for various time spans and appears interwoven with agency names and distribution details, reflecting early 20th century publishing practices. The text also cites advertising and service terms, including rates and jurisdictions.

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Thanksgiving spirit amid victory and sacrifice across a grateful nation

The nation observes Thanksgiving with gratitude for freedom and recent victory, while acknowledging cost and ongoing world tensions. Citizens, families, soldiers and sailors return home, factories run, and the country vows to aid others and prevent further wounds as it pursues lasting peace.

Pilgrim Fathers Plymouth

Accented on Investigations and Pressing Legislative Delays

The piece argues Congress should focus on enacting laws rather than investigations. It cites delays on reorganization and full employment bills, notes Pearl Harbor inquiry as an example, and observes election pressures as lawmakers seek headlines ahead of 1948. It emphasizes accountability for Pearl Harbor deaths and critiques political maneuvering.

Abe Murdock Utah Congress Senator Murdock House of Representatives Pearl Harbor Murdock Presidentia

Witty Warning From Pearl Harbor Transcript

The piece notes a November 1941 Japanese diplomatic transcript discussed in a Pearl Harbor inquiry. It mocks the wartime code conversation between Kurusu and Yamamoto, calling the decoding attempt foolish and exposing the errors of the Japanese leadership.

Call for Security Council to Prevent Pearl Harbor Repeats

The Pearl Harbor inquiry supports Secretary Forrestal and Admiral Nimitz in urging a national security council including major government elements. The piece argues defense policy lagged foreign policy, cites a lack of coordinated planning among War Navy and State, and blames Congress for underfunding defenses prior to December 1941. It asserts Roosevelt’s decisions and public indifference hampered preparedness and warns a modern council could avoid similar missteps.

Washington Pearl Harbor Forrestal Admiral Nimitz United States Security Council Roosevelt America Atlantic Pacific Army Navy Department of State Japan Mr. Roosevelt Admiral Richardson Hawaii Hitler Pacific Command Army Board of Inquiry Congress Britain Panama Canals Latin America Germany Dakar Tokyo Pearl Hartox Armed Services War State Departments

Labor leaders and tycoons mingle at Washington reception

Peter Edson reports a quiet high end Labor Management Conference gathering at the Carlton Hotel. About 100 guests including labor and management delegates and top officials attended a lavish, taxpayer funded reception arranged by Judge Stacy and Secretaries Schwellenbach and Wallace, signaling rare cordiality between rivals.

Washington Labor Department Kenton Carlton Carlton Labor and Management Andrew Jackson Walter P. Stacy Lewis B. Schwellenbach Henry Wallace Sam Congress Bureau of the Budget

Subtlety and Silliness in Kurusu Yamamoto Talk

The dialogue between Kurusu and Yamamoto is labeled as sub soap opera like and disarming in translation. The piece argues it shows the Japs appearing harmless while revealing treachery and notes a harsh moral about treachery requiring no brains.

Kurusu-Yamamoto Kurusu Yamamoto

The Poet's Corner Revays a World Thanksgiving Day

A brief holiday note urging thankfulness on Thanksgiving. It laments the absence of sailors and soldiers welcomed home, reflecting on the war in progress and the longing for peace.

Chester Social Briefs Verse Prayer Card

Short verse offering gratitude to God for sun rain harvest and peace. Signed by Anna Barnhart from Doanyilie. Appears as a community brief in Chester social items.

Anna Barnhart Doanyilie

Thanksgiving Poems and Community Notes From Chester Area

A mixed reading of poems and prayers celebrates Thanksgiving and World War II memories with mentions of Ethel Taylor and Harley George in Germany. The Chester Community Institute event is outlined with speakers, lunch, and exhibits. local news includes discharges, visits, hospital stays, and upcoming church gatherings.

Ethel Taylor New Plymouth Ohio Harley George Germany

Albany Grange and club notes across November events

Albany society items list the Carrie Hall club meeting with potluck, a Thanksgiving program, guest attendance, and a Christmas plan for December. Wednesday Club reports on National War Fund donation and current events program, plus craft sales. Births include a Newark couple’s son with grandparents and a great grandmother named Harner. Numerous local visitations and a long overseas service note conclude the digest.

Albany J. W. Whaley Carrie Hall Club Albany Grange Ed Rickey E. M. Baughman Dow Sanders Charles Shaver Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Sue Enlow O. D. Hooper L. F. Miller Elmer Bolen Florence Brown National War Fund Brooks Russell Columbus Vigor Julia Ew‘ing Hope Brentzer H. P. Munn Lawrence Good Win of Newark H. H. Goodwin Edna Whitman Py E. Harner Muri Prpr Maud Vorhes C. L. Steward E. H. Lasch N. Jones Chester Jesse Gilkey I. F. Radcliffe Carpenter Paul Barnes England Barnes

Olive Social Notes: November Meeting at Buckley Home

The Olive Farm Women’s Club met at Mrs. Carl Buckley’s home near Reedsville on Thursday evening with Mrs. Roy Hannum presiding. Devotions led by Mrs. Warren Pickens. The club voted to send a Christmas gift to the Meigs County infirmary. Effie Warren led the program. readings by Mrs. C. E. Myers, Mrs. Hannum, and Mrs. W. F. Hawley. quiz by Mrs. W. N. Swain. Refreshments served. Visitors included Marion Hall and her son George.

Chester Chester Community Institute W. Short F. J. Reed John Bastian C. E. Blakeslee Geneva Nolan Patrick Lochary Chester Methodist Ladies Aid Society Chester Garden Club Mes China E. B Maning Ridenour Columbus Harry Lee Bailey Billy Minersville J. S. Bailey Debnar Baum Mable van Meter Parkersburg Anna Heaton Mutual B. K. Smith Lucille Bauer Gallipolis Lucille Smith Holzer Hospital van Barmore Ward Hayes Cromley Athens Hannah Cleland Methodist Sunday School Elza Osborn Olive Farm Women’s Club Carl Buckley Reedsville Roy_ Hannum Warren Pickens Meigs County Infirmary Effie Warren Isc C. E. Myers Hannum W. F. Hawley

Air War Role in Normandy Campaign and Allied Bombing

This excerpt notes the D-Day buildup in Britain, Allied air power over Europe, and the strategic impact of the U S and RAF bombing campaigns. It highlights preinvasion readiness, ship transport, armored plans, and the suppression of German industry and rail networks through 1944.

Quebec United States United Kingdom Mediterranean British Isles Britain Army Service United England Eisenhower A. T. Harris Royal Air Force Bomber Command Baker Eighth Air Force Fortress of Europe Germany Luftwaffe Regensburg Merseburg Schweinfurt W Stoll U. S. Army Ie Targe- Fromm Eighth Airr Force RAF U. S Sorm U. S. Strategic Air Forces Europe Carl Spaate Italy Lewis H. Brereton Ninth Age Middle East

New Plymouth Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

New Plymouth residents report visits from Homer Trowbridge Logan. C V Heinlein business guest in Columbus. Marion Frantz from Columbus visited relatives in New Plymouth. Treadley Heinlein Athens and C H Jones with Larry in Logan. Hazel Frantz visiting sisters Emily Trowbridge. Kenley Harris updating home. Bessie Mowrey and family visited Earl Frantz. Fred Mowery and sister Ethel also call on Grant Wharf households.

New Plymouth Homer Trowbridge Logan C. V. Heinlein Columbus Marion Frantz Earl Frantz Treadley Heinlein Athens Farle Heinlein C. He Jones Larry William Gibbons Gallipo Hazel Frantz Emily Trowbridge Kenley Harris C. H. Jones Earle Heinlein Tread Ley Heinlein Bessie Mowrey Fred Mowery Ethel Grant Wharf

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