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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
14
Subscription rates include domestic and overseas plans with varied terms and prices. The notice outlines annual and multi month options, additional fees for special services, and cautions regarding overseas subscriptions requiring request letters. It notes second class matter status under an act and lists advertising representatives and offices.
The piece argues about 12,000,000 reserves aged for five years and questions the rush for universal military training. It critiques the push as war-to-peace power politics, notes Truman’s reasoning on preserving facilities, and contrasts claims of air power and ground forces while warning against overreliance on a peacetime draft.
Athens area churches report a week of services and revival plans led by pastors from First Methodist, Central Ave Methodist, Salvation Army, Church of the Good Shepherd and others. Listings cover worship times, Sunday School, youth programs, vesper services, and special events across multiple congregations including First Methodist with Rev. Harold F Kellogg and Rev. Elmer G. Roessney, Church of the Nazarene, Presbyterian, Christian Science, and several Holiness and Baptist groups.
The narrator recalls nightly gigs in Paris at Le Jardin de ma Soeur and Boeuf sur le Toit. A bouquet from Princesse Eugene Murat introduces a pivotal friendship, while Oscar Moret urges socializing with the patron. A Comtesse de la Beraudiere party and Royal interest place emphasis on rising fame and perilous hours.
A United Nations Charter aim to promote international cultural and educational cooperation gains attention as London hosts a conference of world ministers of education. The plan seeks to counter cultural isolation by broadening education, travel, media, and free press to foster understanding and peace among nations.
The piece argues for a government policy to bridge wartime output with peacetime needs. It notes shipbuilders, aircraft, and optical firms face decisions on scaling back or preserving facilities, risking defense and jobs if misjudged. It urges long range planning within national defense.
Washington officials report no coherent State Department policy to guide occupation in Germany. Army driven restrictions limit German factory activity to plants with direct U.S. orders while food and housing needs rise. fear of Washington scrutiny blocks farm machinery and building material production. Experts warn against indoctrination while occupation forces push for policy alignment with 1932 economic level.
Commentary argues the United Nations should act to curb the Javanese rebellion against Dutch rule and revolts in French Indo China. It notes Britain’s Thristison weighing a compromise, Soekarno’s charges, and U S mediation readiness while urging self government as a lasting aim.
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