Truman Fairness and Profit Rights Omission Highlighted
Washington report notes President Truman favors Roosevelt policies but omits emphasis on business profit rights. It argues profits after costs and taxes are essential to create jobs, fund savings investments, and sustain tax receipts amid price controls and wage stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Truman
America
Subscriptions Rates and Notices for The Messenger
Subscription rates listed vary by carrier and duration with different prices for local and outside Ohio. The notice notes mailing options worldwide, paper supply limits, and class entering at Athens Post Office, plus representative offices in Chicago New York Columbus and Cleveland and advertising inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Otside
the Messenger
Athens
I Kanonil
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Bex York
Columbus
Cleveland
Secretive scientist and secretary in 1940s shock reveal
Dr. Robert Hale guards a world changing discovery with careful plans and armed guards as Leana Sormi and Carolyn Tyler enter the scene. Hale discusses secrecy and danger while a groundbreaking secret awaits outside a locked study. A young Carolyn Tyler meets Hale, intrigued by his promise of exceptional pay and secrecy. Be continued.
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Robert Hale
Miss Sorman
Robert
Leana
Leana Sormi
Jetter
Carolyn
Dr. Hale
Exsa
Miss Tyler
Murray bill on full employment invites scrutiny
Senator Murray's letter to the New York Times frames the pending Full Employment Bill as a faith in private enterprise yet raises questions about how it will curb depressions while preserving enterprise ingenuity. The piece questions how government targets and funding would work, risks of deficit spending, and potential missteps toward state control, urging exhaustive examination before commitment.
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Murray
Montana
New York Times
Weill
Mr. Murray
Hopkins Medal Row Reflects Truman Policy Clash
Peter Edson notes a White House ceremony awarding the Distinguished Service Medal to Harry Hopkins. The piece argues the DSM should be reserved for military heroes, not civilians tied to politics, and questions Hopkins’s record and the President’s wartime leadership. The column later reflects on when World War II officially ends and how Congress must define the end date.
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Hopkins
Harry Hopking
White House
Truman
Byrn
Stephen Early
Jigosevelt
Howard Bruce
Army Service Forces
WPA Boon-Doggling
Pearl Harbor
Harry Hopkins
Columnus Dippatch
Willi Haslitt
Washington
Congress
Germany
Japan
WFB
WLB
Buddy
Postwar Projects Set Up By Council of Glouster
Glouster council approved a postwar program including relaying brick Front Street sidewalks replacing worn brick, paving dirt and limestone roads with city sewering, and constructing a five foot cement sidewalk to Memorial Park. They authorized lumber to repair the Sunday Creek bridge near the A and P store and accepted reports from city officials. State highway will apply red dog ashes to a dirt section to be road ready if limestone is added by the city. Street payroll totaled 261 for three weeks with mayor reporting fines of 246.60 and other items 3290 making total collections 279.50.
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Glouster
Glouster Council
Board ‘of Public Affairs
Kniceley
Marietta
Sunday Creek
West Branch
Beshara
Front St
High Street
New York Central Railroad
Lester Zimmer
Trimble Township Memorial Park
A&p
State Highway Department
High St
Couci
Williams
Iew President Starts Work of Club Year
Rothwell Club opened its season with a luncheon at 12:30 p m at the home of the new president Mrs J H Henshaw on Cross Street Members answered roll call with summer experiences The former president Mrs Blower expressed pleasure at serving and urged cooperation from members
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Glouster
Rothwell Club
J. H. Henshaw
Cross St
Methodist Pastor Ends Vacation in Glouster
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Brown and children David and Janet returned from a two week visit with Rev. Brown’s parents in Montgomery La. The church decor delays prevented Sunday services but the room should be ready for next Sunday. In Columbus Esta Cunningham shops for gift shop inventory and plans to visit relatives S A Cunningham Fred Kinney and others. Pearly and Mary Frazier’s son Rolland homeward from three years overseas near Iwo Jima. Mary Burgess hired to teach winter school in Hilvert county starting Monday.
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Glouster
Eugene Brown
David
Janet
Columbus
Esta Cunningham
S. A. Cunningham
Fred Kinney
Pearly Frazier
Oakdale
Rolland
Iwo Jima
Kilvert Glouster
Mary Burgess
Hilvert
Glouster Social Notes and Local Announcements
Glouster social items report Noble Grands meeting at Mrs John Henry Huraday's home with Mrs Louise Zimmer hosting. Mystery package contributed by Irene Morris went to Mrs Nellie Jones. Readings by several members. Next meeting set for Mrs R C Galloway in Paros. Lunch served for multiple locals. Also notes a Legion Ladies Auxilary party for Scouts at American Legion Hall. Dinner at William A Hartley's on Monroe Street with family and guests. Various local visits, teaching, and travel notes plus Chauncey Ladies Aid all day quilting at church Thursday.
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Glouster
John Henry
R. C. Galloway
Paros
Mary Cheney
Edna Embrey
Nellie Jones
Clara Morris
Irene Morris
Mary Robers
Madge Harry
Roberts
Zimmer
TO Honor Scouts
American Legion Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
William A. Hartley
Monroe St
Emery Smith
McConnelsville
Walter R. Hartley
Walter, Jr
Norma Jean
Garnet Joy
Louise
Richard Farr
Mes
Ace Wade
Carolyn
Charlotte Kay
Chauncey
New Pastor Appears in Dover Churches Parish
Chauncey Richard Wilcox, the new assistant minister for the Church of Christ Parish which includes Chauncey Millfield Greens Run Taylor Ridge and Trimble, preached at Greens Run at 9 30 a m and Millfield at 10 30 a m on Sunday His arrival followed Glaze Thompson’s resignation after four years Wilcox was host at dinner with Mr and Mrs Gilbert Courtney Chauncey A union service of all parish churches was held Sunday night in the Millfield church of Christ.
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Chauncey
Richard Wilcox
Church of Christ
Millfield Church
Relatives Gather In Dover Homes Chauncey Area
A CHAUNCEY area family gathering noted relatives dining Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Mershell Kirkendall near Chauncey and on Monday the group dined with Mr and Mrs Ralph Kirkendall. Attendees included Grace Kirkendall, Myrtle Brandenburg and Leah of Charleston W V, George Spitzer and Mary Lavern of Canton, Lizzie Ghuel of Cleveland, Lena Martin of Athens, Stevie Kirkendall, and Kate Spitzer of Athens.
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Chauncey
Mershell Kirkendall
Ralph Kirkendall
Grace Kirkendall
Myrtle Brandenburg
Leah
Charleston
W. Va
George Spitzer
Mary Lavern
Canton
Lizzie Ghuel
Cleve|lane
Lena Martin
Athens
Stevie Near
Kate Spitzer
Chauncey District Social and Personal
Chauncey social notes report visits among residents. Mr and Mrs G H Martin of Athens were Sunday guests at Hershell Kirkendall’s home near Chauncey. John Sharick and son of Norwalk returned after a week in Millfield with Mrs Ida Hill. Hughie McCune of Millfield hosted Lizzie Rutter and sons Eldon and Jimmy with Ada Wilson and Norma Jones of New Straitville. Ada Wilson stays in New Straitsville. Mrs John Shafer’s heart ailment shows improvement. Marie Love returned to Columbus after visiting Chauncey with Henry and Nellie Morgan. Grace Carr of Columbus visited Chauncey daughter Marjorie Marsh and Hattie Karns.
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Chauncey
G. H. Martin
Athens
Hershell
Eldon
Jimmy
Ada Wilson
Norma Jones
New Straitaville
Evelyn Wilson
Millfield
Adam Wilson
New Straitsville
John Shafer
Marie Love
Columbus
Henry
Nellie Morgan
Grace 'Carr
Marjorie Marsh
Hattie Karns
Ellis Ave
Celebrate Birthdays at Millfield Home
Mrs Evelyn Wilson entertained Sunday with a two course dinner honoring the birthday anniversaries of her grandchildren Leroy and Dorothy McCune. Guests included Hughie McCune and family, Ada Wilson, Norma Jones, and Mrs Evelyn Wilson. Linda Sue named for newborn daughter of Luther Kirkendall near Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Evelyn Wilson
Millfield
Leroy
Dorothy McCune
Hughie Mc
Cune
Bob
Goldie
John
Dorothy
Ada Wilson
Norma Jones
New Straitsville
Chauncey Dinner Hosts Distinguish Guests
Mr and Mrs Thomas Hamilton of Chauncey entertained with a two course dinner at their Mound Street home on Friday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Harper and daughter Ann of Point Pleasant West Virginia, Mrs Roger Kittle and children of Glouster, Mr and Mrs Dean Hamilton Weillston, and Mr and Mrs T R Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Thomas Hamilton
Mound St
Charles Harper
Ann
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Roger Kittle
Glouster
Dean Hamilton
Weillston
T. R. Hamilton
Millfield Ladies Aid Society Meets at Gillespie Home
Millfield Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society holds a Wednesday night business and social meeting at the home of Mrs. Helen Gillespie. All members urged to attend. Mrs. Gertrude Brown serves as president.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Helen Gillespie
Millfield
Gertrude Brown
Returns From Pacific Soldier Arrives in States for Home Visit
Chauncey Kirken dall spent 12 months on Saipan and has received a discharge. He is expected home from Chicago to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Hershell Kirkendall and family.
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Chauncey
Leonard Kirkendall
Island of
Saipan
States
Chicago
Ill
Mrs Ahershell Kirkendall
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Dayton
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Jacksonville
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Flint
Mich
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Plains
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Kendall Swart
Detroit
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Mikey
W. A. Craft
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J. M. Watkins
Dean Watkins
Dean
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Greens Run
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May Maynard
William — — Kriener
Carlie Pritt
Chard
Chauncey—Ladies Aid Society
Porter Sweaty
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Carbondale
Dover
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Thompson
Chauncey District
Luther Kirkendall
Linda Sue
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Endail
Pacific
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