The Messenger Publishing Co announces daily editions
The paper lists Gordon K Bush as Publisher and General Manager and Charles Harris as Managing Editor. It notes association memberships, AP rights, and circulation audits. Subscription rates vary by format and region, with Ohio and out of state mail options and a per-week price. Also mentions overseas service men subscriptions by request and second class post status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freatrick Wash
Sitaraay
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K Bush
Charles Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
Mai
Otis
Jobb W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbia
Cleveland
Decentralization to boost small towns in postwar era
The article argues that postwar industrial decentralization will bring new factories to small Ohio towns like Athens Nelsonville Logan Gallipolis and Pomeroy Middleport and across Kentucky. It says dispersed plants ease labor pools strain, lower costs, improve schooling and home ownership, and reduce migrant labor problems while keeping growth local and more harmonious.
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Ohio
Bat Little
Athens
Nelsonville
Logan
Gallipolis
Pomeroy-Middleport
Kentucky
Southeastern Ohio
Stewardship of the Atom Power Policy Message
President Truman urges government control of atomic power and preeminent domestic policy before international exchange. William Laurence explains the bomb’s history and secrecy, noting the theory exists for decades yet mastery may take years, with cautious stewardship guiding leadership to prevent harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
William L.aurence
J. Laurence
Newark Times
War Department
Mc Jay
New Mexico
Nagasaki
Mr. Laurence
Wright Brothers
Laurente
Honoring Local Heroes and Far-Flung Service
In Southeastern Ohio a tradition of service and sacrifice endures as many local men depart or return from war. The district’s youth follow founders who sought self-rule, earning medals and laurels through decades of conflict and peace, proving courage across the world.
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Ohio
Io River
Middleport
Bennett
True Levellers and Virtue in Channing’s View
The passage presents a view that ks are the true levellers providing to sil and urging faithful use by society. It attributes praise to the presence of the best and greatest of ceo WW. H. Channing and suggests no virtue is as truly great and godlike as ice, echoing Addison.
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Sil
WW. H. Channing
Addison
Lowell
Dulles Reveals Hidden Tensions Behind Big Five Unity
John Foster Dulles, adviser to Byrnes, presents a candid view of postwar power dynamics. He says unity among great powers was ever mixed with differences, urging honest public candor as wartime leverage fades and the United States seeks a sane peace with Russia. The statement adds depth to Byrnes’ explanations of the Big Five stalemate.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
London
Byrnes
Dulles
Dewey
Mr. Dulles
Council of Foreign Ministers
Representatives of the Great Powers
Yalta
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
America
Europe
Notable Ohio University Music and Athens Society Events
A 10 year retrospective recalls Prof. Paul Fontaine and Philip Peterson giving a joint recital at OU with Frank Crumit performing a new song aired on NBC. The piece features “Round on the Ends and High in the Middle, OHIO.” Herbert J. Hartman appears in Annapolis Farewell. Athens CA Vest Choir members are listed along with university figures and students. 29 years prior, Rotary joins Athens, OU athletics prizes offered, and Mrs Coolidge visits with Pi Beta Phi and Pi Kappa Sigma affiliates noted.
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Paul Fontaine
Philip Peterson
Ohio University School of Music
O. U
Frank Crumit
Ohio U
NBC
Ohio
Morrow Plan recapped in Peter Edson’s Washington column
Peter Edson explains the Morrow Plan origins and its modern variants, tracing its satirical birth in the 1930s to today’s postwar economic theories. The plan proposed birth bonds granting $50,000 per citizen, lifetime 5 percent interest, and a compulsory welfare-like retirement at birth with optional luxuries via work.
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Washington
Father Coughlin
Dar Townsend
Gerald L. K. Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Writ Morrow
Morrow
United States of America
Hemlock Airs Return of Sgt Glenns F Dennis From War
Sgt Glenns F Dennis has arrived home in Hemlock after a 42 month service, 35 overseas, including D Day and June 29 wounding. He received Bronze Star, Bronze Service Arrowhead, Purple Heart, Good Conduct, and ETO campaign ribbons. He is noted for serving with the 29th Division of Engineers, known as the Blue and Gray, and was accompanied home by his aunt Mae McDonald and family. He is joined by his buddies Paul Dempoff Congo and Frank Davis, with Pfc James McCoy and others visiting family.
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Divi¢sion of Engineers
EAME
Normandy
Paul Demp
Congo
Mike Dem
Don Osenbauch
Bonnie
Bill Osenbaugh
AMC I-C
Port Columbus
P. B. Osenbaugh
Blanche Dennis
Glenn
Grace Ivers
Corning
Eva Ivers
Glouster R. 1
Frank Butts
Glouster
Tuppers Plains Social News
Recent guests at the home of Mrs. Annay White and sister Mrs. Alice Dean were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gilberth of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. George Eastman, Hemlock Grove. Revival services began Mondays at United Brethren church led by pastor Frost of Belore. Sir Douglas Adams arrived from France for a visit with Betty Jane Adams and relatives, planning to leave October 16 for San Francisco. Malayan hanging patrols sleep with their heads downward.
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Tuppers Plains
Annay White
Alice Dean
Glen Gilberth
Chicago
George Eastman
Hemlock Grove
Effie Warren
Reed
Millhones
Ruth Kira
J. William Baker
United Brethren Church
Frost
Belore
Roy Springer
North Carolina
Vietta Springer
Frankie Parker
Rose Garden Club
George Yowell
Vivian Hoffman
Frank Reed
Coolville
U.B
Selah McLane
Chester
Doris Davis
Sir Douglas Adams
France
Betty Jane Adams
San Francisco
Calif
Novel Axis Fairness in Court by Allied Counsel
J M Roberts Jr argues about fair treatment in war crimes trials as Allied lawyers defend Yamashita in Manila and Germans in Nuernburg. He compares Anglo-Saxon justice with wartime prosecutions, noting propaganda value and the clash of emotions with legal procedure.
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J. M. Roberts, Jr
Tokyo
Doolitte
Yamashita
Manila
Japan
Kramer
Belsen
Nuernburg
Golden Ball Legend Glimpsed In Poem Fragments
Fragmentary verses describe a mythical Golden Ball suspended from Heaven. Seekers march toward a designated spot on a specific day to glimpse or claim the ball, with echoes of treasure lore and moral warning. The text preserves period tone and the refrain of eager pursuit.
Pavlova tour and Russian tensions in South American run
Henry Leach recounts the Pavlova company’s South American tour from Buenos Aires to Mexico City, noting wage disputes among Russian dancers, Dandre’s efforts to quell friction, and Pavlova’s strict discipline. He details travel, finances, and personal acts of aid to fellow dancers before returning to Paris for Christmas.
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Pavlova
Buenos Aires
Coliseo
Teatro Culon
Diaghilev
Nijinsky
Rosario
Mendoza
Andes
Santiago
Valparaiso
Panama
Havana
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Victor Dandre
Anna Pavilova
Corps de Ballet
Jakobleff
Maria
Gala Chabreska
Katy de Galanta
Grandmama
Mother
Madame Pavlova
Dandre
Lottridge LL.B. conference and local notices
First quarterly conference of the Lottridge LL.B. charge held in the Lottridge church led by Rev. W. A. Frost and conference superintendent Rev. C. M. Bowman outlining the year's program. Numerous social visits and funerals noted including Mrs. Q. B. Lott's Vienna, West Virginia service and Johnny Jeffers funeral at Vanderhoof Baptist Church.
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Lottridge
Tuppers Plains Ll.b
W. A. Frost
C. M. Bowman
R. E. Gebres
Belpre
Guy White
Carrie Gainer
Fred Warner
M. Alien
C. M. Warner
Barbara Sue
Hershall Windland
Glenn Gaston
Omak Gaston
Lee Gaston
Parkersburg
7. A. Townsend
D. C. Davis
Marjorie
Elsie
Coalville
Lillia Davis
Rexel Boggs
Lyn
Clarence Fuller
Guysville
Buford Blake
Otis Wade Allen
Lott
West Virginia
John Archer
Naomi Archer
Albert Warner
Eloise
Dale Windland
Army Air Corp
Dutch Ridge
Carrie Knowles
Bethel Ridge
Johnny Jeffers
Questions and Answers from Historic Quiz Sheet
A quiz exposes student enrollment at Heidelberg University before WWII, Rothschild family founding a Frankfurt shop, Iceland’s June presidential election with Swein Bjornsson, SECNAV meaning, Jonas Bronck origin, and Army F-Treatment for famine victims.
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Herbert J. Hartman
S. C. Hartman
Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
C. A
Catherine Connett
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Kathleer’ Kerr
Betty McCoy
Jane Gul
Genevieve James
Lorene Rodehaver
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Betty Gullum
Eveleth Atkinson
Jean Barlow
Ruth McCullough
Jack Custer
Prof
P. _L. Peterson
Charles Roush
Harry Townsend
Athens’ Rotary Club
J. J. Woolley
O. A. Department of Athletics
Ohio University
Calvin Coolidge
D. A. Pi Beta Phi
Jed
Virginia Dalton
Doris Sponsellor
North Canton
Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority
Peter Edson
John Foster
Hemlock
Social News
Patr
Pat
Poet's Corner
ESME
Paris
Mexico
Drury Lane Theater
Canada
China
India
Egypt
Cherbourg
Galilee
Henry Leach
Logan, Ohio
Spain
Lottridge Personals
Heideberg University
Frankfurt-on-the-Main
Rothschilds
Mayer Annim Bauer
Republic of
Iceland
Sweinn Bjoernsson
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
James V. Forrestal
Jonas Bronck
Dane
Bronx
Army
By Galbraith
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