Publisher and rates notice from TRE MESSENGER PUBLISHING CO
Publisher and staff details for TRE MESSENGER PUBLISHING CO with pricing by carrier and mail, subscription terms, service men notices, and office mentions. Includes publisher Gordon K Bush and editor Charles S. Garris, plus association affiliations and matter-of-fact distribution notes.
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Prederics W. Oush
TRE Messenger Publishing CO
Gorden K Bush
Mgr
Charles 5. Garris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Obie
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Obio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
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A Momentous Move on Atomic Energy by President Truman
President Truman calls for development of atomic energy for peaceful human benefit while seeking an international ban on wartime use. He warns that uncontrolled power in evil hands could cause untold disaster, urging cooperation among Moscow London and Washington to ease tensions and enable postwar settlement.
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Truman
Hiroshima
Big Five Council of Foreign Ministers
London
Russia
Moscow
America
Washington
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Finland
Pacific
Japan
General MacArthur
The Pied Piper of national socialism forewarns U.S. liberty loss
The piece warns that government growth and labor monopolies threaten peacetime production and individual work rights. It argues closed shops bar veterans from basic industries and cites Germany France and England as warning signs. It likens current policy to a path toward dictatorship and loss of private enterprise.
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United States
Congress
Germany
France
England
Prewar Dollars and a 40-Hour Week Worth Pursuit
The piece argues for replacing the 52 hours of pay with a 40 hour week at 1939 dollar value to lift purchasing power and push a 30 percent straight-time raise. It links higher wages to abundant mass production, lower prices, and more jobs, urging prudence over rapid, price-inflating wage costs.
Open covenants openly arrived at in postwar European talks
Washington argues the Big Five collapse may spur better outcomes if full publicity replaces secrecy. The piece urges revealing what each nation proposed, exposed limits of US influence, and applying Woodrow Wilson’s open covenants principle to rebuild trust and avert future conflicts.
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Washington
London
United States
Roosevelt
Yalta
America
Russia
Britain
China
France
Woodrow Wilson
Stimson to decline labor conference post
Former Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson will not be named presiding officer of the forthcoming labor-management conference due to health. He suffered a heart attack on his 78th birthday at the White House but recovered and left Washington on his own feet. The note details POW transfers and a profit-sharing dispute at Eric Johnston’s film industry leadership.
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Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Statesman
White House
United States
MacArthur
Lerch
Japan
U. S
Camp McCoy
Wis
Eric A. Johnston
Will Hays
Northwest
Johnston
National Bible Week Urges Universal Stabilizing Influence
Editorial calls for widespread Bible engagement from Oct 15 to 21 as a non secular yet inclusive effort to curb injustice and violence. It credits Bible reading with offering solace during war and urges support for the Laymens National Committee to promote a global stabilizing influence for peace.
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Laymens National Committee
National Bible Week
Evangelist H C Sims to Lead Revival at Chesterhill Amesville Churches
Evangelist H C Sims of West View Kentucky will speak at revival meetings at Chesterhill and Amesville Methodist Churches from October 21 to November 20. Services start October 21 in Chesterhill and run to November 4, then Amesville hosts from November 4 to 20. Sims, a former pastor and district superintendent, serves with Ohio Wesleyan University theology programs. Rev Joseph A Bretz leads the churches.
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Sims
H. C. Sims
Westview
Chesterhill
Amesville
Ynesegrval
Methodist Church
Louisville
Kentucky Conference
College of Preachers
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Joseph A. Bretz
Blue Lake News Notes
Blue Lake community notes list local furloughs and visits. Marines, soldiers, and families exchange visits with Rev. Jennings Cremeens, the Stewarts, and others. The region notes marriages and military service, including Gerald Halley and Laura Collins wedding in New York City and unit postings in the South Pacific.
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Blue Lake
Jennings Cremeens
Carl Fry
George Thompson
Tech
Clarence Stewart
James Stewart
Arthur Stewart
Dayton
Stewarts
Gerald Halley
Ted Halley
Laura Collins
New York
New York City
Eura Sheets
John Holcomb
Italy
Adelaide Poling
Bud Skeen
Claude Staats
Ripley
Clay Haffelt
Seecher Poling
Woodrow Fenton
Cambridge
Vern Fenton
Glen Roberts
Swere
Calvin Roberts
Malcomb Unroe
Detroit
Lester Unroe
Warren Sheets
Rio Grande College
Ernest Lee Unroe
South Pacific
Pvt
Sherman McGuire
Geraldine
Myra E. Sheets
Columbus
C. E. Sheets
James Mays
Huntington
Beecher Poling
New Plymouth News Notes
New Plymouth items mention Sgt. Lemuel Fuller Jr arriving on furlough from Percy Jones General Hospital in Michigan to stay with parents. Various locals, visits, and weekend trips narrated including Frantz, Huntley, Jarvis, Haase, and Mowrey families. Funeral for Nancy Jane Chilcote noted along with distance visitors and military connections.
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NEW _ PLYMOUTH
Lemuel Fuller, Jr
Charles Fuller
Percy Jones General Hospital
Battle Creek
Mich
Earl Frantz
Paul Frantz
Highland
Ind
McArthur
W. H. Trowbridge
Dundas
Hobart McDaniel
Union
Chillicothe
S. M. Heinlein
Bernie Steele
Creola
John Steele
A. C. Bennett
Bennett
George Smith
Margaret Haas
Columbus
Colum
Christine Boring
Fred Maloney
Leota Dicken
Dicken
Lester Weler
J. Cc. Cremean
Weiher
F. ©. Stout
Addie Huntley
Annie Hawk
Luther Bardain
I. R. Haas
Edna Cherry
Robert Trowbridge
Orland
Fred and
Ethel Mowrey
Wighland
Nancy Jane Chilcote
Methodist Church
Q. H. Bryan
Charles Clark
Harry Bray
H. B. Thrush
Arnett Sellars
John Cehrs
Logen
Guest
Lacey Thrush
Near Here
Florida
U. S. Army
Tokyo
Michael Simpson
Lancaster
Raymond Fuller
Bob
Washington, D. C
Harry Harris
Stanley
Graham
Harris
Robert Lewis
Washington
Milton Bay
Burmese religious ban clashes with fishing practice
A Burmese religious commandant forbids killing animals. Fishermen evade the rule by tossing caught fish on the river bank to dry, arguing that if the fish are foolish enough to die from exposure, it is not their fault.
Revival services announced by New Town Holiness Mission
Preach REV. MR. McCALL revival meetings set for Murray City starting Sunday October 7 through October 21. Evangelist Rev. F. H. McCall of Greenfield Ohio will lead nightly services at 7 30 with special music by the Dickerson sisters of Logan. Pastor Rev. H. W. Tatmaman oversees the event.
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MR. McCall
New‘town
Murray ‘City
F. H. McCall
Greenfield
Ohio
Dickerson
Logan
H. W. Tatmaman
Social Roundup in Syracuse Gathers Local Visits and Highlights
Syracuse social notes record Mrs Helen Underhill returning to Columbus after a 10 day visit with her mother and sister. Various visits include Marjorie Moore in Parkersburg, Clara Edwards assisting in Columbus for D B Williams, and Grace Winebrenner in Huntington. Residents move to Columbus and Huntington as well as local church events at Asbury Methodist and Syracuse U B noting evangelism planning and Nazarene youth program growth. Sgt Virgil Teaford returns from Europe to join family.
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Syracuse
Helen Underhill
Columbus
N. J. Karr
Marcia Karr
Marjorie Moore
Parkersburg
Clara Edwards
D. B. Williams
Ralph Robson
Grace Winebrenner
Huntington
Earl Fort
Pauline Luckworth
Gladys Warr
Irving Karr
A. M. Roberts
Karr
Walter Karr
Pearl McBride
U. B. Church
H. L. Holter
Donald
L. W. Soulsby
E. J. Soulsby
W. A. Carmen
Soulsby
Asbury Methodist Church School
Lawrence Schmitt
Syracuse Church of the Nazarene
W. G. Soulsty
Bay City
Mich
Glenna Soulsby
C. 4. Bartels
Emma Duckworth
Charles Bowmen
Syracuse U. B
Ograinsky Circus Tour Leads to Olympia Showdown
The narrative tracks the Ograinsky troupe’s wartime travels from Berlin to Paris and London, detailing family upheavals, refugee ordeals at the Swiss frontier, and a push to polish acts for a climactic Olympia performance. Notable figures include Ograinsky, grandmama, and Sherek.
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Guernsey
Beaumont College
Canada
Dusseldorf
Mother
Grandmama
Berlin
Ograinsky
Hagenbeck Circus
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Winter Garden
Austria
Poland
Warsaw
Paris
Sherek
London
Sherek and
Braff
Coliseum
Athens County World War I service record compiler recognized
Athens County received special honors at the Chiang Library Club meeting in Columbus as Mrs. John Finsterwald was named compiler of the Athens County World War I service record. Other society notes include Mrs. E. C. Schloss visiting Detroit relatives, Mrs. Gordon K. Bush elected Contract Bridge Club president with two new members Mrs. Roger Connor and Mrs. W. H. Logan, Athens High School Band in new uniforms for the Athens Logan game, Alpha Xivella entertaining at The Beeches, Miss Reba Shaffer hosting Queen Esther Missionary Society, Beasley relatives entering the Capital City horse show in Charleston earning eleven ribbons, and Mrs. F. M. Hutchinson and Mrs. John H. Preston attending a bridge party at Lancaster Country Club.
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Coliseum
London
England
Scotland
Ograinsky Wonder Children
Lupino School of
Shaftesbury Avenue
Wartorn
Europe
International Circus
Ograinsky
Olympia
New York
Madison Square Garden
Ograisky
Athens County
Chiang Library Club
Columbus
John Finsterwald
Gordon K. Bush
Contract Bridge Club
Club
Roger "Connor
W. H. Logan
Alpha Xivella Sev
Beeches
F. W. Bush
Reba Shaffer
Queen Esther Missionary Society
Richland Ave
F. R. Beasley
Charleston
W.va
F. M. Hutchinson
John H._ Preston
Lancaster
Jor Darlow
Lancaster Country Club
Greetings to you Michigan in poetic duel
The poem celebrates a long running rivalry between Ohio University and the University of Michigan with lines praising both teams and stadiums. It mentions Hocking River and Alma Mater, signed by Leda Terwilliger Sams, Bee in Ann Arbor High School, class of 1911.
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Old C.A
Michigan
Leda Terwilliger Sams
Ann Arbor High School
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National Dispatch
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New Plymouth
Social News of
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Olympia Circue
Derformtihahny
Zimgannos
Cenicelli Circus
Ee Grandmama
Olympia Circus
Phili
E. C. Schloss
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