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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1945

Page

14

Athens Messenger Publisher and publication details

The Athens Messenger announces assignments and publishing details with dates and pricing for subscriptions. It notes ownership by Messenger Publishing Co with Gordon K Bush as publisher and Msgr. Charlee B Harris as managing supervisor. The paper is a second class matter and provides subscription rates and international office listings.

Ustablabeo Wybush Ster Oreaene Hessenger Publishing CO Gordon K Bush Charlee B Harris Manading Asaceiaci Obienre Amtricip Ohio News Associated Peed Iemasociated Press

Solvency Debate Sparks Call for Federal Spending Cuts

A opinion piece argues that tax cuts without deep federal spending reductions keep the nation solvent. It claims thousands on federal payrolls could be dispensed with and Washington must trim bureaucratic costs, or the debt will remain unmanageable despite political rhetoric.

Fed Ple Washington

Ohio Faces Postwar Highway Problems And Feeder Roads

Ohio plans a large postwar highway program focusing on neglected county and local roads. Authorities study road surfacing to withstand future traffic and prevent costly failures. Emphasis is on improving all weather access for underserved rural areas and avoiding premature surface wear.

Ohio Hial

English WAAF officer who spied for Allies

Flight Officer Constance Babington Smith of the British WAAF worked in the Allied Photographic Interpretation Unit in London. Her keen interpretation of aerial photos in May 1943 identified targets leading to bombing of Peenemunde and delaying German V-1 development, credited with saving cities from robot bombing.

Constance Babingtonith WAAF London England

General Marshall propses universal military training lessons

Washington reports General Marshall argues the State Department favors strong military power to shape postwar diplomacy. He urges urgent decision on universal military training and a 4,000,000 man force, with one year training for youths, as defense against unknown threats amid wary educators and War Department officials.

Washington Marshall Department of State State Department United States Lloyd George War Department Patterson Army

Debate on Army amputee artificial limbs and officer bias

Washington lawmakers probe whether officers receive better fitting artificial limbs than enlisted amputees. Testimony cites failures and reforms in limb design, highlighting weight and hip control as key factors, with veterans recounting poor fits and multiple surgeries.

Washington Congress House War Department Baltimore Army Augustine B. Kelley Penn Kelley Amng Wil Lam H. Jacobs Justice Department Jacobs

Quotations and Observations on Etiquette and Health

A collage of remarks on language propriety dinner timing and gendered experiences. The notes compare the Bible to a dictionary for the ignorant and discuss etiquette, headaches, and toothaches with a humorous social angle.

Inez Vanderford Funeral Rites Held In Zaleski

Funeral services for Miss Inez Vanderford 69 were held Friday at the Van derford home with Rev. O C Lockwood officiating. She was daughter of the late John D and Mary S Vanderford and survived by siblings Rose Lidora two brothers Charles and Jacob and an aunt Mrs Sarah Fidler Harbor Hill. Burial in Oka Grove Cemetery.

Mary Segbers Columbus Albert Pennell Alonzo Azbell Lancaster C. B. Vansky Donald Hoskinson Herbert Hoskinson Athens Flo Hull Helen Ford Belcher Detroit Mich Don Anders Joseph Hayes Nelsonville William Goodin William Jr Mary Anne Kellerman Lucy Hayes Anne Kohler Kohler Elig Murray Hobart Murray J. W. Scott James Molihan Jack Hickman Molihan Tom Weed McArthur John Chapman Barbara

Bartlett News Briefs Sequences Of Local Events

Mrs Della Martin returns home after visiting daughter Mrs Golda Ayers in Bluefield W Va. Dorcas Class met with Loretta Barickman hostesses. Frank Ellis attended Jennie Farr funeral in Athens burial at Dayton. Sunday visitors at J B Johnsons included Charles O Brien Carl Berker and Helen of Devols Dam. Mary Margaret McBride discharged from Army after nursing overseas. Larry Green ill with pneumonia.

Bartlett Della Martin Golda Ayers Bluefield W. Va Jennie Farr Dayton J. B. Johnson Charles O'Brian Carl Berker Helen Devols Dam Ermine Reed Layman Johnson Mary Maergaret McBride War! Cummings J. L. Nice Frank Colerick Charles Ellis Somerset Larry Alva Green

Byrnes Calls Far Eastern Advisory Meeting in Washington

Secretary Byrnes announced a meeting of the Far Eastern Advisory Commission for October 23 in Washington. He backs General MacArthur as supreme commander in Japan and invites allied input, with India potentially joining the nine invited nations including Russia, Britain, China, France, Canada, Australia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, and the Philippines.

Dewitt MacKenzie State Byrnes United States India Advisory Commission Mr. Byrnes MacArthur Japan Byrnes Russia America Washington Britain China France Canada Australia Netherlands New Zealand Philippines England

News Your IDad Read 10 Years Ago Highlights

Dr and Mrs C R Haskins returned from Saluda Virginia where they visited relatives. Miss Mary Helen Lee and Miss Margaret Hoskins spent the weekend in Columbus as linents of Miss Mary Louise Walker. Mrs H Wescott Roach and Mrs J T Merwin announced the Athens Junior Music Club fall meeting at the OU School of Music.

C. R. Haskins Saluda Mary Helen Lee Margaret Hoskins Columbus Mary Louise Walker H. Wescott Roach J. T. Merwin Athens O. U. School of Music F. W. Bush Mayme A. Davis Charleston W. Va

Rutland Football Team to Play Jacksonville Trimble Friday

Rutland prepares for a Friday night game against Jacksonville Trimble in Jacksonville. Pvt Vernon Alvis returns home on furlough. Local families report relatives en route home from overseas and hospital stays for Private Hawkins in Cleveland.

Rutland Rutland Foot Jacksonville Trimble Vernon Alvis Charles Kennedy Albert Hawkins Cleveland Hawkins Letha Graham Laoma Greuser Ailen Grueser William Graham Sidney Smith Leon W. Va Gerald Graham Bertha Rutherford Jessie Russell Ellen Kennedy Dexter Pearl Little Virginia Nancy Bennett W. ¥. Bennett Portsmouth General Hospital Nancy Mitt Spires Mirs Leona Musser Columbus Robert Musser

Point Rock News Notes and Social Visits

A column of Point Rock area social notes lists visits among families from Point Rock to nearby towns. Many relatives and friends from Chillicothe, Circleville, Pomeroy, Athens, Wilkesville, and Columbia attend gatherings, church events, and Booster Night in Columbus. Henry Bobo is home on discharge. others mentioned include Doris Radekin, Jarret Bobo, and the Shafer family.

Point Rock Pfe John Bable Long Run Will Bable Lester Spires Circleville Bable Doris Radekin Chillicothe George Radekin William Gregory Dayton Wesley Gregory Margaret Gregory Charles Roberts Point Pleasant Walter Holliday Mina Curry Wesley Cottrill Pomeroy W. R. Holcomb Laura Pickett Everett Holcomb Athens Jarret Bobo J. M. Silver Springfield Wesley Henry Bobo T. E. McLaughlin Middleport J. E. Mulholand Wilkesville John Dearth Albany Even Norris Clayton Frank Westfall D. W. Morris W. M. Morris Columbia Chapel Carrie Bobo Bud Shafer Mark Shafer

Dance Star Seeks New York to Buenos Aires Ties

A memoir fragment follows the artist detailing long hours choreographing for Massenet opera in Durban. The tale recounts Pavlova inspired prelude ballet, Bonetti’s bid for Teatro Colon Buenos Aires, and the narrator’s move with mother through Cape Town to Italy. Diaghilev’s strict authority and Italian ballet master Cec chetti influence tensions during the South Africa tour setup.

Massenet Durban Bonetti Pavlova Carelli Mother Teatro Colon Buenos Aires Municipal Art Commission of the Colon Alexandre Jakobieff Finaly Mario Carelli Queen’s Hall Italy Rimini Diaghilev South Africa Camillo Bonetti Cecchetti London Cape Town Louth Nairobi Kenya Colony Bir Chas Fuller George Geiger Son Latry Lancaster Mombasa Brent Geiger Union Furnace Jones Sterling William Gibbons Fritzlof Gallipolis Mr. Gibb Mrs. South Schindler Alice South

New Plymouth Personal Notices Show Local Movements

New Plymouth residents report travels and life events. Harry Harris and wife and son Stanley returned from Columbus after attending funeral services for Harris's father in Jackson. Mary Hixinbaugh arrived from Albany to visit her parents. Ernest Lindsey, recently discharged from the Army, will reside with Mrs. Lindsey in the Bennett property. Elizabeth Jones underwent surgery in Columbus after hospital admission. Elza Huntley family visited relatives in Columbus. Timms family from Richmond, Indiana, visited the Rannells. Bob McDaniel departed San Francisco for the South Pacific. Sinnott family of Logan visited George Smith and family.

Earle Heinlein C. H. Jones Larry Logan Harry Harris Columbus Pvt Clyde Harris H. W. Harden L M. Lanner Nelsonville R.F.D Presbyterian Church Harden Cremean and Son J. C. Cremenan Gerth Harris Helen Archer J. R. Harris Women's Christian Temperance Union W. S. Rannells Rosella Hixinbaugh Earle, Heinlein George Smith Lena McDaniel Hattie Heinlein Mary Rannells Mary Morehead Grace Rheinscheld Pleasant Marie Caroline Coward McArthur New Plymouth Stanley Jackson Graham Harris Misa Mary Hixinbaugh Elmer Hixinbaugh Albany Ernest R. Lindsey U. S. Army Lindsey Mary Cremena Bennett Luther Bardain John Mowrey Elizabeth Jones Doctors Hospital Elza Huntley Janet Ann Martha Stout Earl Timms Alma Betty Richmond Ind Thomas Rannells Bob McDaniel Hobart McDaniel San Francisco South Pacific Islands Raleigh Sinnott

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