Athens Slenarege Bunds and subscription rates noted
Fragmented notice lists subscription prices for Athens service papers and other items. Rates include one year thirteen dollars, six months twenty six forty, three months thirty five eighty eight cents, with variations by state and carrier. Names cited include S. Charles J. Marry and offices in Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland.
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Ohie
Ohio
Athen
John W. Cues Gompars
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Clavelan
Not Too Fast On Demobilization And Universal Training
A nostalgic editorial argues the United States should not rush to full peacetime demobilization or tax relief. It warns that victory in war does not guarantee peace and obesity of military strength risks diplomatic prestige. It endorses General Marshall's universal military training as a balanced solution for world peace and national security.
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United States
Bestia
Washington
Germany
Japan
General Marshall
Safety suggestions for curb automobile accidents
Arthur Bartlett proposes uniform state motor vehicle laws and high school driving courses to reduce crashes. He cites Truman’s drive for federal licensing after state lines, points out many states lack licenses or vary licenses, and notes younger drivers’ higher accident rates. Cities with teen driving programs show benefits. call for local and national follow up.
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Arthur Bartlett
Truman
Bartlett
Afraid of Comparison in Health Insurance Debate
A Christian Science Monitor medical authority argues against compulsory health insurance, noting draft board rejections often reflect illiteracy and disabilities not preventable by care. He cites high U S rejection rates, comparisons with other nations, and questions whether lower military standards justify broader insurance. Henry Theodore Tuckerigam is quoted on quiet endurance.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States
Forrestal proposes four man national security council plan
Washington report outlines James Forrestal Secretary of the Navy's defense framework. He backs a four member national security council comprising top leaders from War Navy State and the National Security Resources board to form policy with the president as commander in chief. He warns against unification that would erode civil authority and favors continued presidential control.
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Washington
James Forrestal
Navy
National Defense
War
National Security Council
State Departments
National Security Resources Board
United States
Forrestal
America
Army
Mr. Forrestal
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Europe
Great Central Plain
Pacific
Admiral King
King
MacArthur
Japan
Ono
U.S
Air Forces
Geneva steel plant fate hinges on postwar buyers
Washington reports on the Geneva steel plant near Provo Utah valued at 200 million dollars. Government expansion during war boosted Western steel supply but after the war no solid buyers emerged. Surplus Property Board studies ore longevity coal utility freight costs and coastal markets to gauge postwar viability and potential purchasers.
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Washington
Utah Lake
Provo
Utah
Geneva Steel Plant
West Coast
Pacific Coast
West
Geneva
Henry Kaiser
United States Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
Eastern Seaboard
Corning Social Notes Run Down Community Officers
Social notes from Corning report newly elected American Legion officers led by Commander Joe Matthews and officers for St Bernard High School seniors. Many residents attend gatherings, visits, and anniversaries across Corning, Columbus, Zanesville, Glouster, and nearby towns with weddings, travels, and family updates.
MACKENZIE Sees Balkan Upheaval Tainting Dardanelles Debate
Dewitt Mackenzie argues a new Balkan crisis looms as Russian forces and Bulgarian reorganizations grow near the Turkish border. He links Moscow Ankara tension over Dardanelles control and Turkish Armenia concessions, warning of risks to Mediterranean access and calling for revisions to the Montreux Convention. The piece notes wartime caution and strategic stakes in the Black Sea region.
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Turkey
Dewitt MacKenzie
Balkans
Bulgaria
Moscow
Dardanelles
Armenia
Russia
Marrow Strait
Leander
Black Sea
Aegean
Mediterranean
France
Britain
Greece
Japan
Romania
Yugoslavia
Potsdam
Truman
Murray City Social Notes Feature Local Visits and Farewells
Murray City social notes highlight visits among residents including Charles Boras family from Cleveland staying with Joe Boras, Warren Darby guests from Orient with Emma Tippie, and multiple locals visiting kin in Columbus Canton Barberton Willoughby and Nelsonville. A homecoming at Buchtel Methodist Church and a farewell party for Joanna Cook in Logan are noted along with numerous brief mentions of relatives returning home or traveling.
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Murray City
Charles Boras
Cleveland
Joe Boras
Warren Darby
J Orient
Emma Tippie
Clifford Hughes
Canton
Mildred Shuttleworth
Barberton
George Orndorf
Logan
Dwight Martin
John Snyder
Bernie
W.va
James de Silvey
Lexington
Irene McGurty
Connie Barnhill
Sally Riggs
Blanche Johnson
Hattie Cook
Gertie Short
Nora Colburn
M. R. Lewis
Ruth Brooker
Arlene Lounskey
Blanche Elizabeth Brooker
Bob Meredith
William Chivers
Buchtel Methodist Church
Harvey Lanning
Lillian
Willoughby
Mary Lanning
Elsie Evans
Lena Campbell
Dora Wilson
Athens
Frank Bryan
Nelsonville
Joanna Cook
Rose Leonard
Mary Potts
Mary Ann James
Emma l Shaffer
Isse Strum
Nora Coburn
Blanche Brooker
Acrobatic Staircase Act Bridges Paris Stages
ESME PARIS describes designing a collapsible glass pane staircase for acrobatic routines. The act uses champagne bottle bases as pivots for ballet on tiptoes, then expands to venues from Opera Comique to Apollo Music Hall. She hires Albert Morgan after meeting Joe Zelli’s cabaret crew and notes success at Lombard venues and upcoming Riviera tour.
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Paris
Tom
Comique
Baud
Apollo Music Hall
Montmartre
Casino de Paris
Lombard
Armand Saul‘nier
Andre Meers
Joe Zelli
Andre
England
Albert Morgan
Zells
Morgan
Ozark Hills Veteran Realizes Lifes Dream of Flight Field
Charles Harris, a 25-year-old Vietnam veteran? No, a local army flier turned entrepreneur, operates a 76-acre pasture airfield near Versailles Missouri. Since July 1 nearly 250 planes have landed, fueling and hangar plans rise as he competes with Eldon Airpark and eyes future tourist and sport pilot customers.
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George
Versailles
Missouri
Ozarks
Charles
Chuck” Harris
Chuck
Harris
Ozarks Hills
Athens High School magic thrills crowd before big game
OU senior Benjamin Franklin ITV entertained the Athens High School assembly with magic tricks on the eve of the Athens Nelsonville football game. Mrs. Seth W. Lewis won high prize at a benefit bridge hosted by Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary. Mrs. M. Ferguson and Dr. E. A. Taylor earned high scores in an auction. D. I. Gandee returned from a trip to the Baldwin piano factory in Cincinnati. Fay Wood of Dexter set a new canning mark at 10 quarts. Martha Minameyer celebrated seventh birthday at an afternoon party at 28 First St with many attendees. J. G. Campbell bought a grocery and general store from C. C. Shellman on East Millie. First snowfall noted in Chauncey. Paul Keever and wife announced birth of daughter Anna Mae on Sunday, Sept. 18.
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Corning
William Foura
Dorothy Mae
Andrew Roberts
C. S. Roberts
Zanesville
C. B. Tigner
Glouster
Ralph Wonnell
George Dial
Herbert Dial
Columbus
Wonnell
Ralph
George
Cpl
Arba Sheahan
Detroit
Mich
Regina Grigsby
Henry Grigsby
Rita Ann Bossman
Frank Flowers
Rita Mae Rodgers
Maurice Rodgers
Fred Roof
W. Glennon
George Wright
Chauncey
Corn
the Grimes
Amesville
Leon Williams
Margaret van Atta
Papebe Ault
St. Clairsville
William O 'Foura
Frank Phillips
Bishopville
Charles Brooks
William Dodson
Mary Feigley
New Lexington
Grace Pedicord
H. W. van Atta
S. A. Tippet
Ruth
Ann
H. W. VanAtta
iMra
Benjamin Franklin Itv
Athens High School
AHS
Athens-Nelsonville
Seth W. Lewis
Alpha Delta_, Pi Auxiliary
M. Ferguson
E. A. Taylor
Martha Minameyer
First St
Mabel Connett
Virgene J. Mace
Lois Mariner
Alice
Kathleen Carpenter
Josephine
Virginia
Martha McVay
Madge
Mary Hall
Hazel
Helen’ Moore
Agnes Kilpatrick
Janis Tom
Dorothy
Martha
Helen Minameyer
J. G
Cea) Campbell
C. C. Shellman
E. Millie i
Paul Keever
W. State St
Anna Mae
Letart Falls News Notes Highlights Local Meeting Activities
Letart Falls WSC members met at the Community Building Friday night led by president Mrs. H. M. Allen. A church program for Prayer and Self Denial Week was planned and refreshments were served by Mrs. H. B. Powell and Mrs. Lily Wagner. The society will host a chicken dinner at the hall on election day. Harry Allen attended a Lafayette Hotel dinner in Gallipolis for gasoline station managers. Pfc. Dallas Hill left Italy on Oct 18 for the United States. Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Hill and daughter Lois visited Sanday at Cutler, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert McClain. Mrs. Bert Grimm and guest Mrs. Carroll Grimm visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray in Chester Sunday.
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Letart Falls
WSC
H. M. Allen
H. B. Powell
Lily Wagner
Harry Allen
Lafayette Hotel
Galli‘polis
Pfc
Dallas Hill
Italy
United States
St. ‘Clair ‘Hill
Lois
Sanday
Cutler, O
Albert McClain
Bert Grimm
Carrol! Grimm
Robert Gray
Chester
Sunlaa. Ks
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