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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amfican Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Auest Bureau of Carculations
Ohio News~paper Association
Associated Press
Msi
Athens
Port National
John W Culien Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
A Free Press Torch of World Peace National Newspaper Week
The American press recalls wartime duties and wartime censorship, praising free expression and reporting bravery. It notes censorship abroad and argues a free press is essential for security, peace, and global understanding as leaders push for worldwide press freedom.
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United Nations
Russia
Spain
Brazil
Argentina
China
Axis
Side Show on Roosevelt Hartford loan probe risks becoming show
Rep and others on Ways and Means push an open session into the Elliott Roosevelt John A Hartford Jesse Jones loan and tax case. The debate centers on who benefited from the 196,000 loss and whether the Rothschilds style settlement was justified, with claims of public indignation and questions about accountability.
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House
Ways and Means
Elliott Roosevelt
John Hartford
T. Jos A. Jenkins
Elliott
John A. Hartford
Jesse Jones
Neep
Internal Revenue Department
Hartford
E- 2
Biblic
Internal Revenue Law
Roosevelt
Puzzling Passage Reflects On Emperors Place In Press Circles
A fragmented clipping notes confusion over Em peror Hirohito and his status with Western media. The passage hints at cultural clashes, Belief in modern Western life, and the role of Hollywood figures in shaping perception.
Wage Tax Cuts and Peace-Time Economy in 1946
Washington notes wage hikes depend on Congress not employers as tax reductions move to lift take-home pay for 12 million low income workers. Tax changes aim to stimulate business, raise purchasing and investment power, with debates on sufficiency by Republican leaders and uncertainties about national income and the wartime debt.
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Washington
Congress
Uncle Sam
Vinson
Treasury
Joseph Martin
House of Representatives
America
United States
Roosevelt secrets and wartime papers teased for 1946 release
Peter Edson surveys how many state secrets Roosevelt supposedly kept and predicts a wave of diplomatic records will be published in 1946. He notes delays in making World War II and Lincoln-era documents public, due to staff limits and posthumous access rules, even as 1946 promises Lincoln and Manchurian incident records.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Truman
King Ibn Saud
Palestine
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Edouard Daladier
Paris
Byrnes
Yalta
Churchill
Kurile Islands
State Department
Lincoln
White House
Library of Congress
Coolville Society Holds First Meeting of Season
The Standard Bearer Society met Tuesday evening at Barbara Chapman’s home with fifteen attendees and eight new members added. A hayride was planned for this week as the group continues its community activities.
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Coolville
Standard Bearer Society
Barbara Chapman
Athens County
WCTU
Athens
First Christian Church
Grace Richmond
al Ice Eddy
Zona Marquis
Sam Starkey
Nelsonville
Wee
Whitlateh
Mary Martin
R. S. Henderson
Carl Kincade
Alice
A. R. Butcher
Charles
Virginia Kincade
Mabel Hope Butcher
Columbus
Florence Humphrey
Roberta
Lillian Henderson
Jeanette
Yvonne
Estella Holter
Racine
John Sheets
John Aiken
P. D. Sheets
Waterford
Sheets
Hazel Wines
Charleston
W Va
Ralph Wines
E. M. Daugherty
Charles Daugherty
R.D
Church of Christ
Chauncey
Hoyt Lowe
Orville Lowe
Reefy
W. Va
Dennis Cox
W. S. Lowe
Frank Clark
William Wines
F. H. Cunningham
Belva Rae
James Wines
Minnie Clark
Roscoe Burdette
Guysville
R. D
Vivian Hoffman
Tuppers Plains
Frank Reed
Pearl Shields
Columbus Meigs Society Elects Officers at Fall Meeting
The Meigs County Society of Columbus at Schilier Park re elected Tom F. Lewis Sr as content, Helen Bryant Allis as vice-president, Eunice Probst Lloyd as treasurer, and Pearl Nelson Ogdin as secretary. About 300 members and friends attended with Mayor James A. Rhodes of Columbus as guest speaker.
Meigs PTA to Meet at Senior High Thursday
Mrs Vernon Howell, chairwoman, returns from Columbus after attending the Ohio PTA council meeting. National PTA president Mrs William Hastings shared experiences from the San Francisco peace conference. Meigs County Council PTA schedules meeting at Senior High Auditorium for 1 30 p m Thursday Oct 4.
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Pomeroy
Vernon Howell
Meigs County Council of Parent-Teacher Association
Columbus
Board of Managers
Ohio Congress of
P.T.A
William Hastings
San Francisco
Meigs County Council Pt.a
Senior High
Home Coming Day Planned at Rio Grande College
Rio Grande College sets its annual home coming for Saturday October 20 with an afternoon football game against West Virginia Tech. Morning and evening events are being organized by a joint committee of alumni faculty and students.
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Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
West Virginia
Tech
Columbia Grangers Plan Booster Night
Columbia Grangers plan booster night with 32 members and four visitors. A third and fourth degree obligation was given to one candidate. A juvenile program featured poems, piano solos, songs, dialogues, and readings by Ruth Powelson, John Starkey, Ann Powelson, Hazel Hope, Dwaine Jordan, Marie Rupe, Betty Cone, and others. Booster night is set for Saturday Oct. 6 with Prof Katona of Athens as guest. pie social to follow. public invited.
Jail Clevelander Locked for Eating and Not Paying
A 34 year old Cleveland laborer is in jail on a petty larceny charge after dinning at a downtown drug store for a week without paying. He allegedly stole roast beef soup salad pie coffee wieners and beans in one sitting.
Poems of Nostalgia and Edna Mearl Carman
Readers are invited to send verses in this column bearing name and address. The piece reflects on summer’s end, childhood days, schoolyard memories, and simple health before the master closes the door on the season.
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Egminouira
Jonely
Edna Mearl Carman
Wilkesville News Briefs in Brief Local Notes
Wilkesville residents host Masonic chapter gathering with past matrons patrons and charter members listed. Attendees include Louise Pope pianist and guests from Gallipolis Wellston and Vinton. Local war updates and travel notes, including S Sgt Paul McElroy’s furlough and a prisoner of war news item. Net adds social visits, fireside entertainments, and several residents visiting Columbus and Canton.
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Gallipolis
Louise Pope
Eloise Gray
Wellston
Stella Wilcox
Vinton
Jewell Strong
Wallzs
Emery Bishop
Marion
Wilkesville Grange
Paul McElroy
E.T.O
Bernice Crabtree
Chillicothe
John Shillings
Ida Weiss
Columbus
Cynthia Cummings
Point Rock
Penn
American Legion Auxiliary
Densis Neuhart
Pearl Harbor
William Mahaffey
Robert Mahaffey
Camp Livingston
Emery Johnson
Charles Johnson
Canton
Johnson
James Kessler
Kessler
Route 124
Here
Morrow's
Wellstox
Escaped Circus Troupe and a Brutal Trainer Revealed
Esme Paris recalls her time with the Ograinsky circus in Scandinavia and Copenhagen where Polish ex-wrestler Ograinsky trained diverse children in mechanical tricks. Brutal discipline, injuries, and a perilous act on the flying trapeze reveal the dangers behind the glamorous life. Grandmama travels with, then leaves her to Mrs. Ograinsky as the tour ends.
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Grandmama
Ograinsky
Tower of Babel
Ograisky
Scandinavia
Mrs. Ograinsky
Copenhagen
Schumann
News Your Dad Read av YEARS AGO
Lasting as a glimpse of past life Prof and Mrs W H Herbert with Carolyn and Constance returned from a two week fishing trip at Chetek Wisconsin Also noted were officers elected for the American Legion Auxiliary in Athens and a MacArthur retirement announcement tied to plans for the Philippines defense Plus Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae events and a 20 year ago Athens Masonic delegation activity with local club gatherings and fall fashion show coverage
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M. C. Morrison
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Athens
John W. Dowler
Lena Leben
Paul Shannon
Anthony Padden
Loretta Collins
A. Lavelle
Middleport Schools Adjust Start Times and Local Changes
Middleport schools began classes 30 minutes earlier under Eastern Standard Time with first periods at 8 30 and 9 00 a m Pomeroy schools kept their schedule. Sunday caused confusion in county churches and some businesses as time changed from Eastern War Time. Pomeroy Village Council met an hour earlier to accommodate the shift. A distant reference to Mrs Mary Brad and a birthday celebration near Moscow appears alongside unrelated travel notes and a contract in Rural areas.
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Middleport
Pomeroy
Vienday
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Athens Messenger
Bredericx Wush
JHE Messenger Publishing CO
Gerson E. Bush
Americs
Free Press
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Temperance
Nature
Mace
Addison, x
Coolville, Troy
Russell Daugherty
W. E Bingman
J. R. Griffin
Lyndon
H. M. Bingman
Washington D.H
Leora Bingman
3. B. Kennedy
Ind
Keith Brandeberry
W. E
Clair Gaskins
Akron
Ruby McKnight
Wilbur Warner
Florence Gillilan
Herman Warner
Anna Lee
Arthur Wandling
Rachael Warner
Albert Warner
Eloise
Flora
Dan Warner
Chester
W. A. Bridges
McKees Rock
Oliver Hamilton
Bobby
Meigs Society
Meigs Pta
Rio
Columbia Grangers
Poet's Corner
Wilkesville
ESME
Douglas MacArthur
The
Philippines
Alpha Gamma Delta
Seth Lewis
E. State St
Catherine Chubboundi
Corpus Christi
Tex
Robert Filson
Louisville, Ky
E. P. Shetler
Niagara Falls
Rey Lash
Grand Council
Masonic Bodies of
C. L. Jones
American Institute, of Electrical Engineers
Philo Power Plant
Preston
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Harry Z. Foster
Foster
Roger J. Jones
Guy Saylor
Maude Skid
Mary Brad
Shaw
Moscow
Eva Randolph
Dutch Ridge
Romania
Thedren
Balkans
Poland
Finland
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