Strategic views on Allied war end dates in the Pacific
In Washington experts argue the Pacific war will not end before late 1946 as Allied forces shift from Europe. They contend Formosa and Luzon decisions lengthen the war, with air power needing closer bases and Sea lines of communication consuming fleet time. Some speculate drastic Japanese surrender after Philipp ine battles, but military outlook remains a hard, long campaign.
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Japan
Philippines
Formosa
Luzon
United States
MacArthur
Leyte
Philippine
Europe
Tokto
You Think QuIck by Stanley Paley
A diary fragment details a man named Leo Kabateck and his inner voice as he confronts love, forgiveness, and a flood of remembered personas. Mickey, a bookstore coworker, drives a tense reconciliation attempt and reveals layered echoes of creative influence and identity.
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Stanley Paley
Leo Kabateck
Leos
Bozzio
Mickey
Bogsie
Ginger
It Was the Day the Manager Told Me I Was Musical
A narrator recalls choosing between music and shipping clerks after a theft gone wrong. He describes seeing a car with an expensive fur coat, the impulse to steal, a confrontation, and a stranger offering a chance to study music rather than face punishment. The tale hints at consequences and a future path with Don.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris, Ferguson & Co
Dewan
Mickey
Leo
Mrs Roosevelt warns against wand waving in government
In a recent column, Mrs Roosevelt criticizes the notion that living in the White House grants power to bend rules. She notes the danger of a fairy godmother image and urges Americans to retain individuality, initiative, and self-reliance while recognizing the President cannot singlehandedly fix all issues. The piece urges citizens to be wary of overreliance on centralized authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Lesson For The Master Race Exposes Nazi Paradox In Streets
A German streetside demonstration shows prisoners from Asiatic Russia in 88 uniforms opposing the master race myth. The act reveals cracks in Nazism as racism, with conscripted foreigners highlighting the regime’s inconsistent creed and offering a potential, if fragile, hopeful sign for conquerors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Hitler
Cies
New Order
Traffic talk and postwar jobs hint in city chatter
A fragment notes a 500 mile race start at Indianapolis and questions subway guards in rush hours. It mentions postwar job openings needing their talents and cites Mayor LaGuardia announcing a projected New York airport handling 300 flights hourly. It suggests more traffic cops could be useful.
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Indianapolis
New York Subway
New York
la Uaraia
Edson analyzes Dumbarton Oaks UN charter proposal
Peter Edson outlines how the proposed United Nations would function with a Secretary General who is nominated by the Security Council and elected by the General Assembly. He notes the role, annual reporting, and the new powers, plus amendment steps and transitional arrangements among the Big Four nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Dumbarton Oaks
Gener
Security Council
General Assembly
Council
Assembly
Economic and Social Council
League of Nations
International Civil Service
League
United Nations Organization
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
China
Moscow
Children and Faith Inform U S Welfare Conference
A brief note reflects on press and manpower needs during a national welfare conference by the U S Children's Bureau. It quotes Bruce Barton and Hebrews 11 3 to contrast faith and visible outcomes, and cites passages on hope and the distinction between levity and cheerfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Children’s Bureau Welfare Conference
Blair
Rural Mall Carriers of Athens County Officers
The Rural Mall Carriers of Athens County list president W D Tucker and vice president W E Gillogly with Grover O Patton as secretary treasurer. Auxiliary officers are Mrs Tucker Mrs Gillogly and Mrs Patton. Members took part in the play The Blue Handbag at the Farmers Institute in Vinton directed by Miss Verna Welker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
W. D. ‘Tucker
W. E. Gillogly
Grover O .Patton
Tucker
Gillogly
Patton
Farmers Institute
Vinton
Verna Welker
Jennie Grace Huntley
Margaret Hull
Robin Glenn
Vera Metcalf
Paul Eshler
Marshe Warren
Turley Vance
Halden Thomas
Eshe Hartsook
Dave Metcalf
Kelley. Huntley
J T Teams Win Over Hollister In Basketball
Local J-T teams defeated Hollister Tuesday with the varsity 3 to 28 and the reserves 2310. Sunday church services in Glouster begin with Sunday School at 9:30 led by C. A. Bingman, Morning Worship at 11, and a 7 p.m. evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulous Mixt
Jacksonville-Trimle
Hollister
Chauncey-Dover
Ruth Fiske
Ruth Bridgewater
Istine Brown
A. G. Freeman
Iet Baptist Church
Utton
First Baptist Kents Rackne' Tenn Wat
Mt. Zion
Glouster News
Wiley Harris
Kerman
R. Kempton
W. Mingus
L. Kempton
Fulton
C. Veececeees
Roman
Jayers
Scessseess
Hollister Hardy
Cavey
Christman
Moore
McNutt, McGee, & Love
Keith
Cominsky
F.stisisss
Beal
A. Newsad
Binderbasin
Simons
Johnson
Morrison
Lenggie
Fydreski
Westfall
McNutt
Miller
Andrews
Smith
Love
Buckeye Plant Resumes Operation After Shutdown
The Buckeye Plant of the Brocalsa Chemical Corporation, Pomeroy, resumes operation after several weeks of shutdown. The plant was described as a marvel of construction, built mainly of concrete. Melvin Grubb of Athens brought back a 195 pound deer from the north woods near Algoma, Ontario, Canada.
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Brocalsa Chemical Corporation
Pomeroy
Melvin Grubb
Athens
North Woods
Algoma
Ontario
Canada
Glouster Social Notes Recap Of Club Meetings And Personal News
Glouster Social Notes covers two Progressive Study Club sessions at Miss Lalla Danford and Mrs Alice Duss homes. Sara Willis discussed India’s background geography and influence while new member welcome occurred for Mrs Alta Sweeney and Mrs Blanche McAfoose. Personal items note Ralph D. Jackson’s 30 day furlough after 42 months overseas, visits among families Schenburger Davis and Slisher, and former Marie Schenburger ties to Glouster.
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Adda Blower
W.W Bryson
Roy Davis
Sam Dunnett
Everett Eddy
John Henshaw
Sara Wills
Lalla’ Danford
Alice Duss
Helen Binderbasin
Roger Kitue
Donald Howard
Willis Blowner
Frank Price
William Rauch
Wilbur Balderson, Jr
Hugh Sweeney
Edna Binderbasin
Frances, Thomas
Alice Dust
Glouster
Ralph D. Jackson
Mtr
Joseph Jackson
Greens
Pacific
Marie _scnenouri
Eileen Tutt Troil
Adelyne DaVis
Edna Courter
Gloucester and JT Open Basketball Season with Two Big Games
Gloucester and JT open their basketball seasons with a 7 o clock start. The schedule promises two strong matchups as the teams face off on the floor, setting high expectations for early performance and rivalrous play.
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J.T
Glouster
Mingus Family Guests Reach Amesville and Columbus
Visitants include Mr and Mrs Herbert Mingus and their daughter Mrs Ernestine from Columbus and their guests Carolyn and Russ M Chauncey. Also present were Mrs Julia Mingus Hiram Mingus Lavella from Sand Ridge and Mrs Amos Hixson. Bishopville Church of Christ to hold Sunday School at 10 and communion at 11 with no preaching that day.
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Amesville
Chauncey
Herbert Mingus
Columbus
Ernestine
Tippet
Carolyn
Russ M'Chauncey
Mme
W. C. Mingus
Mingus
Julia Mingus
Hiram Mingus
Daught Lavella
Sand Ridge
Amos Hixson
Bishopville Church
Broadwell News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Visits
Broadwell notes list several Sunday gatherings: Guy White’s pastoral appointment, Amos and Elmer White visits at Stewit, George Smith and daughter Carolyn with Will Young and William Philips visiting W Williams at New Lexington, and Charlotte Kellns Amesville staying with Mrs. John Young while Ralph Young visits.
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Uadwell
Guy White
Amos White
Elmer White
Stewit
George Smith
Saaughter
Carolyn
Will Young
William Philips
W. Williams
New Lexington
Charlotte Kelrns
Amesville
John Young
Ralph Young See Young
Trimble Grange Plans Saturday Meeting and Elections
Trimble Grange will hold a Saturday night meeting at eight o'clock with officers for the coming year to be elected. There will be work in the fourth degree and refreshments served.
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Ylulsten
Trimble Grange
Thanksgiving Observed by Dover High School Students
Dover High School students and teachers held a Thanksgiving program in the auditorium on Wednesday afternoon. Principal Leah Featherston and music supervisor Christine Brown led the program with student performances, a reading by Jane Cunningham, and a message by Rev. Gilbert Courtney of the First Church of Christ.
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Chauncey
chouncey-Dover High School
Leah Featherston
Tippett Home gathering honors Mingus birthday and farewell
The Tippett family in Chauncey hosted a Sunday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Carroll Tippett on Ellis Avenue in honor of Gordon Mingus who departed this week for the armed forces and celebrated his birthday. Attendees included Herbert Mingus Irene Jackson Sam Tippett Mrs Margaret Kern Doug Sell and Carolyn Rose. Local church services at Morristown Holiness Church and Pilgrim Church near Carbondale featured Sunday School preaching and singing led by church members and pastors Ray Pidcock and Andrew McKinney with the Young People’s meeting at 6 15.
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Chauncey
Carroll
Tippett
Ellis Ave
Gordon Mingus
Armed Forces
Herbert "Mingus
Gordon’ Mingus
Irene Jackson
Columbus
Sam’ Tippett
Margaret Kern
Dougins
Carroll Tippett
Carolyn and
Rose Sell
Chauncey— Sununy
Morristown
Holiness Church
Andrew McKinney
Gospel Five
Ray Pidcock
Maptle Simpson
Pilgrims Church
Carbondale
Church Services and Personnel in Chauncey Area
Chauncey area church services outline morning Sunday School at Chauncey Church of God led by Howard Pennell then sermons at 10 30 and 7 pm with Young People at 6 15 pm. The Plains Nazarene Church holds 9 30 Sunday School and 10 30 and 7 pm services led by J N Lakin with Young People at the usual hour. Church of Christ Chauncey opens with 9 30 Church School followed by the Lord's Supper and sermon by Pastor Gilbert.
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Church OF God
Chauncey
Howard Pennell
Clarence Way
Ane
Enainn Menvices
Carrie Channell
Church of Christ, Chauncey
Gilbert
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Nea Terviow
Fae
Peter Edson
Bruce Barton
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J-T
C. B. Tigner
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E. K. Peugh
Marcella Jonas
Loyal Daughters
J. Hi. Henshaw
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Millfield
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Thompson
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