Subscriptions Rates and Notices for Ohio and Outside
Subscription rates listed for carrier and mall in Ohio and outside including 1 year 33 dollars and various terms. The notice mentions Second Class Matter under the 1918 act and offices in Athens Columbus Cleveland and Chicago with international pricing and obituary charges.
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Ohio
Messebect Bs
Athens Post
Sean W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Ew Yorks
Columbus
Cleveland
War guilt in Japan and the path to occupation
Time Magazine notes that many Japanese see sin and catastrophe as linked and view defeat without shame. The piece warns that thousands of war criminals will be tried, while the public may resist humility and cling to leaders, prompting a long occupation to monitor any future world domination plans.
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Time Magazine
Japan
America
Teana Sormi
Expropriation of German Estates Spreads Across Saxony
A Berlin decree triggers mass land reform in Saxony and other German regions. It confiscates estates owned by those linked to the Nazi era, aiming to break feudal holdings and empower small farmers as Communist meetings denounce Junker lineages. The move signals broader expropriation beyond Saxony to Mecklenburg Brandenburg and Thuringia.
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Europe
Poland
Hungary
Balkans
East Prussia
Saxony
Germany
Berlin
Nazi Party
Mecklenburg
Brandenburg
Thuringia
Junkers
Trips for Congressmen and the Expense Debate
A 35 day Europe and North Africa tour of lawmakers provokes debate over public sympathy and the use of taxpayer funds. Critics warn against expense paid junkets while supporters argue cost sharing would curb waste and ensure accountability for official travel.
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Nile
Europe
North
Propaganda debate on a single defense department
David Lawrence argues against creating a single department of national defense and warns that propagandized claims by Army Air Forces leaders risk undermining unity among services. He urges transparency on wartime mistakes and cites Pearl Harbor as a catalyst for congressional scrutiny. He warns that a unified command led by one person threatens constitutional balance.
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Washington
Yokohama
Japan
Joint Chiefs of
Stafis
Department of National Defense
Army Air Forces
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Genera Eisenhower
General MacArthur
Nimitz
Truman
Department of Defense
America
Peter Edson Looks at Postwar Congress Agenda
Peter Edson surveys looming postwar issues facing Congress including reconversion, unemployment insurance, price controls, wartime taxes, and government reorganization. He warns leaders must tackle priorities quickly in the upcoming 100 days to set a stable path for 1946.
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Washington
U. S
Congress
Sary Firth
Taz Whele
Pds Congress
Si Ime
Ball-Burton-Hatch
Labor
Schwellenbach
Truman
Loz
Corgres
Coolville and Troy Notes Highlight Local Social Roundup
Local society items list church meetings and officers, visits, and guests across Coolville, Troy, and nearby areas. Activities include WSCS gathering at Mrs. C. L. White’s home, officer elections, and a large Watson reunion at Howell’s Grove with about 50 attendees.
Increased Labor Demand Seen Across 100 Cities
A Committee for Economic Development survey of 100 cities finds total employment after reconversion could rise 22 percent above 1940 levels or sit 124 percent below peak wartime production. The non political business group reports 57 cities expect higher hiring than in their wartime peak.
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New York
Committee For Economic
Big Five Must Settle Vital Issues In London Talks
Amesville notes guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lax as the Big Five council of foreign ministers, led by Britain America and Russia, met in London to overhaul peace terms with Europe and the Mediterranean. Key topics include Balkan, Mediterranean, and Trieste disputes, with postwar treaties and influence shifts among Greece Bulgaria Romania and Hungary amid rising Soviet sway.
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Adair
Jackson
Neil
Merion Gray
Sparacuties
Pits
Louise Linsco
Jessie Owen
Perl .O. Sprague
Marietta
Chesterhill
Dresenu
Myrtle Lortz
Marie Pe -Muir
Jessie Lortz
Arizes
Fred Lortz
Barnesville
Blanch Ziegler
Greece
Omer
Turkey
Test
Balkans
Hungary
Hitler
Nelle McDaniel
Yugoslavia
Hearts
Gertge
Edgar Keirns
Germany
Britain
Moscow
America
Bulgaria
Rumania
Russia
Europe
Council of Foreign Ministers
Finland
Aito
Italy
Rome
Trieste
Dea
Lybia
Egypt
Africa
Local Notes From Bloomville Amesville and Nearby
Daughter Letha visits Mr and Mrs Edward Keirns in Bloomville. Ralph S West visits relatives in Amesville on a 30 day furlough after serving in France and Germany. Mrs Nellie McLeod and son Billy Guysville and Mrs Robert Saylor Trimble guest at Mr and Mrs Gilbert Boudinot. Mr Saylor is a sergeant in the Air Corps stationed on an island near Japan.
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Letha
Edward Keirns
Bloomville
Ralph S. West
Amesville
France
Germany
Nellie McLeod
Billie
Guysville
Robert Saylor
Trimble
Salon Operator Florence Cox Found Dead in City Apartment
Florence Cox, 24, beauty shop operator in Paulding, was found dead yesterday in her downtown apartment. Coroner W. R. Caine reported the death appeared caused by cyanide fumes used to fumigate an adjoining building. The incident remains under investigation.
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Paulding
Florence Cox
W. R. Caine
Orbiston Social Roundup Notes Visits and Sick List
Mr and Mrs Clayton Bookman visited the Caldwells in Lancaster on Sunday. Families including Fulier Largent Glancy and Prhals visited each other. Elizabeth Roberts hosted weekend guests. Labor Day guests from Cleveland and Athens attended local events. several residents listed as ill or recovering. Union news notes Carner family reunion in Columbus and various personal visits across Orbiston and nearby towns.
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Eugene Glancy
Cleil Campbell
Old Settlers
Jacksonville
William Garner
Buchtel
Garnet Evans
Everett Wilson
Ronnie
Norma Jean
Obetz
Steve Sorrell
Emma Robinson
Floyd Sorrel
Hershel McKee
Walter McManaway
Walter O'Rourke
Chauncer
William Halliday
Billy Roberts
Chid
Basil Carmer
Vdauchters
Delores
Bertha Ann “‘Carsner
Carsner Re
Columbus
Scientist orchestrates risky lab access and guard purchase
Carolyn Tyler lands a job with Dr. Hale and is tasked with guarding a lab involved in a dangerous experiment. She coordinates security by ordering weapons and hiring guards, while the scientist obsesses over secrecy and shields. The scene ends with Carolyn managing the procurement and staff as tensions rise.
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Carolyn
Chantle
Dr. Hale
Ken Palmer
Ken
Agai
C.O.D
Dr. Hele
Dr. Fale
Caroline
Robert Hale
Mr. Palmer
Camp Peach Ridge helps Scouts on three day trip
Local boys Billy Mansfield Carl Mathews Phil Swanson and Walton Davies spent three days at the Boy Scout Camp on Peach Ridge. Ohio University awarded Downing Fund scholarships to Athens area students John Lee Pickens and William Lenders for strong grades and leadership.
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Billy Mansfield
Carl Mathews
Phil Swanson
Walton Davies
Peach Ridge
Athens
John Lee Pickens
William Leaders
Downing Fund
Ohio University
Pickens
Fresh‘mers
Robert Faires
Chesterhill
Eva Ferrell
Chauntcey
Lucille Richardson
Glouster
Helen Rowland
Donald ‘Smeltzer
New Lexington
Berdine Straus
Wellston
Clarence Swearingen
Middleport
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Athens Slessenger
Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gorton K. Bush
Charles KN. Barris
American Newspaper Pubiisuere Association
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
Pisa
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Lipere
Man's
Gace
Nobrvatin
Coolville and Troy
Coolville
WSCS
Methodist Church
C. L. White
G. C. Shanks
Helen Macleod
Chitia
Virginia Knecht
Ann Walden
Norma Brandeberry
Helen Chapman
Marian Walden
Helen Richardson
Ada Shanks
Lillie Dunfee
Canton
Chester
W.va
Carson Norris
Tootie
Dayton
A. M. Washburn
Frank Caplinger
Naomi
Hileen Kennedy
Washington, D.C
Evelyn Wedlock
Henry
Betty Lewis
Oren Kennedy
Blanche Malone
Brent Harris
Louella Smith
Alfred Morrison
A. M. Morrison
G. OG. Shanks
J. A. Gibbs
Rose Price
Miss Blanche
Price
Mrr
W. A. Bingman
Tara Hentz
Fostoria
Ralph Congreve
Wilma Gillan
Olmstead
Emma Burke
Kennedy Home
Mom Henneds
St. Louis
Joseph W. Mason, Jr
Amesville Social Briefs
Lena Whitaker
Goldie Hoon
Balkan
Terhill
Louise Linscott
Julia White
Jean
McAffee
Orbiston
Jere
Robert Make
Lease Fefisi
Wwe
Bale
Otties
Tyler
Galery
Babs Sontiases
D. L Gandee
Jo Ann
D. L. Ira
Buckeye Lake
Phyllis Duerr
E. P. Duerr
Pomeroy
Ravenswood
W. Va
Duert
Chi Omega Sonrority
Rafael R. Johnson
R. P. Imes
Elizabeth McGrath
Jr. Sands
W. W. Lee
Mary Helen
Esther Wilson
Thelma Vernon
Athens County
Sioux City
Iowa
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