The Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ad Rates and Info
The Athens Plessenger established 1525 lists publisher Gordon E K Bush and editor Charles H. Herris. Memberships include Associated Press and Ohio press groups. Subscriptions shown for various carriers and mail options, including overseas service with request note.
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The Polite Little People of Japan in Occupation Era
A critique of postwar Japan by Allied observers. Pacific occupation aims at denazification and reeducation under General MacArthur. Analysts warn against complacency and demand trials for war leaders, plus ongoing vigilance to prevent renewed aggression.
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Tokyo
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Workers Still Wanted in Postwar Job Push
Army separation centers report veterans lagging in using job counseling and seeking work while 50,000 Cleveland residents are unemployed yet 10,000 jobs await filling. Officials urge rapid reemployment to boost postwar economic recovery and curb unemployment payments.
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Pioneer Texas dealer tours Detroit in new tractor
A Texas implement dealer, famous for driving a new tractor home from Detroit, has attracted attention as a hardy highway pioneer. The piece questions whether he traveled 1,574 miles from Weimar to Detroit in a day coach, noting a possible preference for comfort over speed.
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Peace terms echoed from 1919 to Yalta in WWII risk warnings
David Lawrence analyzes official records from 1919 and compares them to postwar talks at Yalta and Potsdam. He argues that harsh terms and power politics foster resentment, with hopes for a League of Nations failing in practice. Public opinion, policing Germany, and looming rearmament risks are examined with references to Wilson, Lansing, and the 1929 treaty.
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Letter From Washington on Science as a Political Issue
Peter Edson surveys postwar science funding efforts in Congress from 1942 to 1945. Kilgore proposes government grants and patent access rules, OSRD peacetime questions, Bush's 180 page reply, and Magnuson’s coincident bill to form a National Research Foundation with similar aims.
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Arkansas
Department of Commerce
Warrren Magnuson
Washington
Mulite
Coolville and Troy Notes in Amesville area
Local needful notices from Coolville and nearby towns outline church events at Coolville Methodist and Hockingport centennial activities. Highlights include a Sunday song service, September 23 anniversary programs, quarter conferences, gospel singers from Belpre, and a dinner basket luncheon. Other items mention Sunday School meetings, WSCS activities, visitors, and oblique community notices.
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Coolville
Hockingport
Belpre
Methodist Sunday School
G. O. Shanks
Delphin Creeger
WSCS
C. L. White
GO. Shanks
Clara Place of Frost
Hope Walden
W. A. Bing
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Rogers
Ensign James Rogers
Miami
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San Francisco
Charles Bentz
Gary Kincade
Hartman Clinic
Parkersburg
R. S. Henderson
James Weber
Middleport
Flora F. Nease
Ewing
Pomeroy
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Stewart 3. Nease
New York
Samuel T. McBride
St. Petersburg
Dora
Carothers
L. C. Bray
Abbott ¥. Wilcox, Jr
Doris Jean
Kenneth R. Wilcox
Ralph Russel
Linworth
Abbott
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Ken‘Tanneth
Redpath Chatauqua
Local residents visit Washington and Buckeye Lake over weekend
Mr and Mrs L H Bingman and their children Mary Elizabeth and J Donald of 262 East State Street spent the weekend in Washington DC. Miss Betty Hoyt McCoy Miss Carolyn Fuller Mr Robert Wickham and Mr Francis Fuller were weekend guests of Miss Gladys Brooks at Buckeye Lake.
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L. H. Bingman
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Mary Elizabeth
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Washington, D. C
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Carolyn Fuller
Robert Wickham
Francis Fuller
Gladys Brooks
Buckeye Lake
Hatfield Social News Notes Hit of Local News
Hatfield notes cover births visits and relocations in London Spencer Ridge and Oakdale. Gordon Lee Hatfield born to Claude Marshall and family. Army father stationed in Louisiana. Local residents visit Athens Columbus and Pittsburgh. school and club news include Athens Country Club directors and Amesville PTA activities.
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Johnny Holland
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Beryl Dawson
Henry Zenner
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Chester social notes recall local dinners and visits
Mr and Mrs C E Calvert hosted a Sunday dinner honoring newlyweds Mr and Mrs Cooper Strausbaugh of Wilkesville. Guests included Mr and Mrs Murville Moore and daughter from Parkersburg, Mrs Fiora Davidson and son, and Mr and Mrs Wayne Cleland of London. Other visits feature Hannah Cleland, Delia Windsor, James Van Meter, Sgt John Reuter and families, and the Spencers selling a Chester home to the Meadows family.
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Chester
C. E. Calvert
Cooper Strausbaugh
Wilkesville
Murville Moore
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Parkersburg
Fiora Davidson
Wayne Cleland
London
Hannah Cleland
Ernest Brown
J. S. Frank
Delia Windsor
Columbus
B. K. Smyth
James van Meter
Leonard Williams
Pratts Fork
John Reuter
B. K. Smith
Charlie Spencer
Cheeter
Jacob Meadows
Peace by trusteeship proposal to curb Mussolini gains headway
The Big Five Council of Foreign Ministers in London weighs international trusteeship for Italy's colonies under the United Nations as a peace measure. The piece argues control of the Mediterranean is pivotal for Europe and warns Mussolini's expansion must be deterred.
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Moving the X-999 to a desert hideaway plan
Carolyn and Bob Lee map a risky escape for the X-999 missing lab techs. They consider moving the device to a distant canyon or cave near Boulder Dam to keep it safe and out of city reach, while Bob recalls his Colorado upbringing and practical cowboy skills.
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Waterloo Schools Start Fall Term in Waterloo Township
Waterloo Township Schools opened the fall term Monday Sept 10 with 365 students. Enrollment totals: Waterloo High 152, New Marshfield Elementary 185, Mineral Elementary 2. Board members are Robert Jackson Hurley Pidcock David Stephenson Rudolph Steinmeyer William Brown. clerk Leonard Prater. Faculty includes Gordon Thompson principal and staff across three buildings. bus drivers and custodians named. Renovations and new books and magazines added. bus garage purchase and gasoline tank pump installation approved. stage curtains and window treatments repaired.
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New Marshfield
Waterloo Township
Waterloo High School
Mineral Elementary
Board of Education
Robert Jackson
Hurley Pidcock
David Stephenson
Rudolph Steinmeyer
William Brown
Leonard Prater
Gordon Thompson
Adrian Collins
Mildred Judy
Lois Glancy
Sipha Dinsmoor
Ada Kennedy
Miles Hoon
Wicrarian
New Scharshfield
Kathleen Withers
Edith Mathena
Bertha Steinmeyer
Erma Young
Margaret Bridge
Mineral
Redempa Goodrich
Bertha Syx
Walter Dicken
Connie Carter
Elmer Pierce
William Burt
Doris Mace
Oscar Andrews
Raymond Burt
William Lowty
Standard Oil Co
Urges Peace Uses of New Atomic Power
Birmingham England Prof M E Oliphant a pioneer in atomic bomb development said scientists who made the weapon would not have used it as militarists and politicians did He predicted atomic energy would be used industrially within ten years and that nuclear energy would eventually replace all other forms
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Mary Meredith
Charlotte Lane
Jean McAfee
Lew Morris
George Dishong
Marsh McCune
George Fleming
Edward Linscott
Goddard Farm
Augusta Goddard
Dayton
Annie Smith
Sam Vincent
Edward H. Woolley
Methodist Church
Vernah Gardner
J. L. Stewart
Huntington
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H. A. Strous
Patty
Edward Strous
Lauresville
Harold Harmon
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Fannie Matteson
C. C. Kuhns
Eva Balderson
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