Athens Messenger Publication and Subscription Rates
The Athens Messenger lists staff including Frederick Wash publisher Gordon Bush publisher and general. Charles Harris managing editor. It notes Associated Press membership and Ohio press affiliations. Subscription rates vary by region and duration, with mail options and overseas service terms.
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Frederick Wash
the Messenger Publishing Co
Gordon &. Bush
Bgt
Charles &. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Time of Confusion on Occupation Policy for Japan
Public minds are unsettled over Japan occupation duration and demobilization. Veterans and officials debate whether occupation lasts one year or a century, while Washington policy decisions and Army roles remain unsettled. The press warns against rushed legislation that could harm postwar defense and safety.
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Japan
Smen
Eichelberger
Wainu
Washington
High wages and low costs in coal mining debate
A British mine workers leader cites a philosophy that cheap coal via higher productivity benefits miners and consumers. Coal Age argues progress hinges on low cost through efficiency, retooling, and modernization. The piece discusses goals of 1950 productivity and coal as the leading energy source.
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Coal Age
Britain
United States
Notk
Fitutes
Nergy
Reading Habits of Japan’s General Homma Revealed
A Tokyo Selected Reading story notes General Homma, blamed for the Bataan march, spending idle hours with Sinclair Lewis It Cant Happen Here and W W Bs Short Cruises. The piece speculates why he chose them and suggests the works may haunt him with grim thoughts of atrocity and fate across the Styx.
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Tokyo
Ima
Bataan
W. W. Bs
Homma
Hom
Styx
Charon
Berbarian
War costs drive reconstruction prices for consumer goods
After the war, government paid major production costs and price competition rose. John Jones and Bill Brown seek affordable hammer, stove, washing machine, and radio mobile, with price based on production costs. Labor may block reconversion by high demands.
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John Jones
Bill Brown
Jones
Gill Brown
Readjust the reconversion era slow to strikes and gains
David Lawrence argues responsibility for postwar strikes lies with the administration and Congress for lacking a plan to adjust reconversion. He cites wage reductions, tax withholdings, and uneven price controls as fueling conflict, calls for federal mediation and a cleaner, targeted wage and price policy to prevent economic distress.
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Washington
Congress
Lane
Labor
War Labor Board
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
MacArthur as Symbol in Washington War Policy
Peter Edson argues that MacArthur dominated public and official perception from the war’s start, with Washington kowtowing to him. He notes discord between symbolic status and actual occupation planning, contrasting Japan with Germany and Eisenhower, and ends with a critique on moral strength and empire.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
MacArthur
de Gaulle
Doug
Pacific
Maine
Singapore
Berlin
Italy
Combined Chiefs of Staff
Potsdam
Germany
General Eisenhower
State, War and Navy Department
General MacArthur
Mr. Biz
Miss Maude Dorsey Leaves for Alliance High School
News Your Dad Read reports Maude Dorsey sails to Alliance to resume her role as head of the home economics department at Alliance High School. The piece notes accompanying travelers from Harrisonville returning from Colorado Springs, Denver, and Estes Park. Dr Aaron Price of the New York Polyclinic Hospital spoke to the Athens County Medical Society at Stewart residence. Price is described as a leading New York pathologist.
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E. A. Guthrie
Margaret Alice Guthrie
E. C. Bibbee
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Velma Gary
Harrisonville
Colorado Springs
Denver
Estes Park
Aaron Price
New York
Has Hope Foreign Affairs Muddle Was To Be Expected
Dewitt Mackenzie writes that the Big Five Council of Foreign Ministers in London faced a blue Monday as they try to repair a Europe torn apart. The London Daily Mail notes the first meeting has not succeeded and anticipates a face saving formula before delegates depart.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Council of Foreign Ministers
London
Europe
London Daily Mail
Meir
Iong
Edward Schloss
B. Zenner
Ing
Frank X. Rauch
Shell Beach
Clover
TaNa Pats
Russia
Germany
Italy
Genevieve Apgar
France
College
St. Louis
Athens
Ohio University
London News Chronicle
Poet's Corner and Big Five Crisis Reflections
A collage of verses on economics and policy plus notices on Europe’s postwar order, a Brave Comrades poem praising workers, and a obituary note for Harriet E. Clark, 94, of Newton Mass, known as the Mother of Christian Endeavor. The piece blends speculative housing schemes with international power shifts and seasonal floral imagery.
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Clark
Newton
Mass
Harriet E. Clark
Christian Endeavor
Dexter Social And Personal notes from Dexter area
Dexter residents host and visit kin and friends across nearby towns. Frank Strong of Athens visited his wife at their farm home and called on Cash Strong of Viviton who remains ill. Lewis Saxton suffered a light stroke. Sunday guests of Saxton included Vivian Fast and son Billie, Elmer Dent, Ward Saxton and Lindy of Charleston, Dana Williamson of Ironton, and Harley Carr of Harrisonville. Ira Kenneday and daughter from near Langsville visited Lena Saxton. J W Weaver and family were guests of their son Kenneth at Chauncey. W Jacks of Mahan W Va visited Floyd Cleland. A son was born to Elwood Nelson and wife of Old Dexter on Saturday. George Strausbaugh of Wilkesville visited the Nelsons.
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Dexter
Frank Strong
Athens
Cash Strong
Viviton
Lewis Saxton
Saxton
Vivian Fast
Bille
Elmer Dent
Ward Saxton
Lindy
Charleston
Dana Williamson
Ironton
Harley Carr
Harrisonville
Ira Kenneday
Langsville
Lena Saxton
J. W. Weaver
Kenneth Weaver
Chauncey
R. Jacks
Mahan. W. Va
Floyd Cleland
Elwood Nelson
Old Dexter
George Strausbaugh
Wilkesville
Corning
Josephine Hermey
Euchre
Edwards
Misa ‘Wilson
Benedict
Mary Zita Indenbisen
The
WAVES
Antone Indenbisen
Henry Eickel
New York Central
Eickel
Columbus
Selvin Delme
Margaret
Helen
William Delme
St. Francis Hospital
Jo-Ann Klarenbeck
Patterson Field
Dayton
Klarenbeck
George Klarenbeck
Lid Mary Riebel
W. E. Riebel
Ernest Weaver
Rowell
Sayre
Jeanne Eickel
Bernard Hodgson
Sarah Kehl
Bonnie
Lois McDaniel
Bernard
Mobert Eddy
Garet Eddy
Frank Flowers
Loretta
Fr. Foley
St. Rost Parish
New Lexington
St. Bernard High School
Work Stoppage Not Justified Says Lausche
Gov Frank J Lausche says the CIO oil workers and gasoline producers should settle the dispute without a strike. He told reporters a fair approach shows a stoppage of this type is not justified and should not continue. He communicated by telephone with Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach but gave no details.
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Columbus—“I
Frank J. Lausche
CIO
Labor
Schwellenbach
Reedsville News Notes Highlights Local Social Visits
Reedsville notes list visits and travels of residents including Orville Larkins with Robert White in Alfred and Phyllis Buckley in Charleston. Akron and Meigs County connections appear with T. C. Kibble, Arthur Hever, and Nettie Heaton among others. Tokyo remark notes general war weaponry except atomic bomb per Col Copthorne.
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Reedsville
Orville Larkins
Alfred
Robert White
Phyllis Buckley
Charleston
T. C. Kibble
Akron
Harry Nibert
Pt. Pleasant
C. A. Cowdery
Mary Alice Hetzer
Monroe Foster
Hockingport
Underwood
Little Hocking
T. F. Dye
Arthur Hever
J. M. Smith
Racine
Alice Christopherson
Ponca
Neb
A. C. Stout
Alice Dean
Tokyo
William A. Copthrone
MacArthur
Mountain Laboratory Mystery Near Copper King Mine
Carolyn Tyler arrives in Arizona with Bob Hale to oversee an explosive research project hidden in the abandoned Copper King Mine shaft. Dr. Hale explains the vast mountain laboratory setup and their cautious plan with Carolyn’s mother joining soon. Leana Sormi grows increasingly jealous as she plots a bold, immediate move. To Be Continued.
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Carolyn
Arizona
Bob
Tonto
Bob Hale
Leana Sormi
Leana
Scientists gather in Arizona for K-999 power project
Carolyn suspects Leana Sormi plans further mischief as a remote mountain settlement near Tonto Peak hosts top engineers from MIT Minnesota Detroit and other institutions. An engine using a speck of X%-999 power is demonstrated while a sprawling research effort unfolds attracting Merrivale Canby O Mara Harding Treat and Devereaux amid warnings of danger to Bob and the world.
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Carolyn
Leana Sorm
Leana
Bob
Leana Sormi
Tonto Peak
Tonto
Tonto, Jr
Boulder Dam
Blair
Merrivale
Dr. Canby
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
O'Mara
University of Minnesota
Harding
Treat
Devereaux
Detroit
America
Arizona
Dr. O'Mara
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Ohio
Ge Gi
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Cleveland
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Mary Baker Eddy
Poet's Corner
Ory Lavensa
Ulace
Wallace
F. L. Preston
F. Rauch
E. C. Schloss
Nelsonville
Julius Fischer
Lawrence Worstell, Jr
Cambridge
Harvard Law School
Greta Lash
New York City
Columbia University
Barnard College
Africa
Mary
Zinnia
Western Mountain
Dakota Hill St
Bessie M. Gorslene
Lausche
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