Ohio Subscription Rates and Postal Details
Ohio subscription rates list 1 year 5.50 6 months 3.00 8 weeks 1.60 with 20 cents per issue. Mail outside Ohio 1 year 6.00 6 months 3.00 weeks 1.00 1 week 20 cents. Carrier 1 year 10.40 Months 5.20 1 week 20 cents. King copies 4 cents Sunday rates 5 cents outside the United States on application. Entered at Athens Post Office as second class matter under act of 1918.
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Ohio
King
United States
Athens
Nehru's balancing act amid India's struggle for self rule
Raymond Clapper reports from Allahabad on Nehru during World War II era talkings. He notes Nehru's tension between anti British resentment and India's best interests, his non cooperation stance, and doubts about American aid and exploitation fears.
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Allahabad
India
Nehru
Allied Air Power Seen Shaping War Outcomes
An editorial stresses air training and aviation manpower as pivotal to air superiority. It notes the U S could supply 80 000 pilots annually plus vast ground crews and support personnel, and asserts Allied production and training outpace Axis output though quick victories remain unlikely.
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United States
United Nations Air Fleet
John Smith
John Smiths
United Nations
United Nation
Dies Committee Targets Reds on College Campuses
Opinion piece asserts the Dies Committee exposes Communist sympathizers across federal posts and colleges. It argues for presenting evidence to the FBI and removing those tied to Communism so the nation can focus on wartime efforts and defeating the Axis.
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Washington
Dies Committee
Communist Front
United States
Dies
FBI
Keep Them Home This Summer War Clamors About Pets
The piece urges residents to control wandering dogs and chickens amid Victory Gardens. It warns violators will face police action as communities protect food and flowers and reduce threats to birds and property. It notes cats that kill birds will also face trouble this summer.
Marriage Deterrent Through Bread Slicing Ban Proposed
In Washington the Office of Price Administration hints bakers should stop slicing bread to save time, labor, and paper. The idea targets wartime marriages as brides may reconsider vows before their partners go to war.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
War Viewed As Glorified WPA Project Says Burton
Ohio Senator Harold H. Burton argues the war effort is mischaracterized as a mere WPA style program. He cautions against public complacency and urges greater accountability in defense spending.
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Harold H. Burton
Ohio
Republican
Little Steel case hearings run as 640000 steel workers stay on job
For 14 days a three man panel of the National War Labor Board hears Bethlehem Inland Republic and Youngstown arguments on the Little Steel case. No strike yet. production continues. Reports and rebuttals follow with a possible April decision on raises and union demands.
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Washington
Little Steel
National War Labor Board
Bethlehem
Inland
Republic
Youngstown
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Department of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
Labor Department
War production labor efficiency: February figures analyzed
For February war production the 7.5 million workers logged about 180 billion potential man days. 21 stoppages affected 14,800 employees, costing 33,800 man days and 0.18 percent time lost. February 1941 saw 57 million man days on national defense with 378,000 lost, roughly 35 times higher. The note argues keeping workers on the job reduces labor problems.
Public Forum Letter on Valley cooperation and reform
The writer urges labor industry and capital to unite for the Hocking Valley's revival. She criticizes labor radicalism apathy and capital flight, urges a parley led by a chosen committee, and invokes Lincoln to bless efforts. Signed by Mrs Parker Sniffen Nelsonville March 26.
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the Messenger
Messenger
Tottering Hocking
Washington
George
Abraham Lincoln
Parker
Sniffen Nelsonville
Healy Transferred to Air Corps Training School
Pvt. George A Healy moves from Camp Perry Ohio to the air corps training school in Missouri His new address is Flight A 26th Technical School Squadron S P Bidg 1212 Jefferson Barracks Missouri.
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Glouster
George A. Healy
Camp Perry
Air Corps Training School
Missouri
Pvt
26Th Technical School
S. P
Jefferson Barracks
Joneses Buy New Akron Home Move from Circleville
Mr and Mrs Elmer Jones have purchased a home in Akron and moved their household goods from Circleville to 889 Sarcee Ave. Mr Jones is employed locally.
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Glouster
Elmer Jones
Akron
Mr. Jones
Circleville
Sarcee Ave
World Bridge Olympiad in Columbus draws players
Mrs. Harry Beckley and Mrs. Joseph D. Martin traveled to Columbus for the World Bridge Olympiad at the Neil House. Ely Culbertson and other world championship teams prepared the sixteen hands. The Roach family from Uhrichsville visited relatives in the area. A spring luncheon hosted by Mrs. Gordon K. Bush occurred at The Beeches. Girl Scouts of Nelsonville planned to garden in a vacant lot under Miss Helen Shaw.
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Harry Beckley
Joseph D. Martin
Columbus
Neil House
Ely Culbertson
Girl Scouts
Nelsonville
Helen Shaw
First Co ed Margaret Boyd Enters Ohio University
Margaret Boyd, the first co ed at Ohio University, entered the university 54 years ago on April 1 1868. The weather forecast reports a snow storm in Athens as an April Fool's Day joke. Farmers fear frost will damage fruit. Dr Alexander S Thompson longtime director of Ohio University School of Music announces retirement in June. Mr and Mrs Clyde Mansfield attend the Ziegfeld Follies in Columbus.
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Margaret Boyd
Ohio University
Athens
Alexander S. Thompson
School of Music
The
University
Clyde Mansfield
Kimberly Native Dies In Columbus
Kimberly native Robinette Kimberly Harrison, 53, former Kimberly resident, died in Columbus last week. Burial was in Columbus. He leaves a son Bobby Robinnette, a stepfather George Griffin, Kimberly, and aunts Cora Rizer Kimberly Blanche Elliott Nelsonville and Mary Bailey Deanville. His mother Mrs George Griffin died in 1939. He had worked on the railroad for years. Edward Call, son of Mr. and Mrs Sanford Call, New Floodwood, now in Honolulu addresses P N A B Area No 3 % contractors. T H Call left six years ago for the CCC and camped across the west including Midway Islands before Honolulu. Announcement of the marriage of Miss Juanita Clark Union Furnace and Wesley Vickroy Pennsylvania took place at the Clark home Union Furnace, officiated by Rev Charles Wachenschwanz Oak Grove. They will reside in Pennsylvania. Carl Hook son of Mr and Mrs George Hook now stationed in California address Co SHIST Eng Ford Ord California. Pvt Delbert Hoskins completed a ten day furlough from Pine Camp New York. He resides at Deanville. Harold Davis Doanville recovering from severe head burns after gasoline exploded while refueling his car in Columbus where he and wife and baby were visiting. Attended by a Nelsonville physician. Mr and Mrs George Hook hosted guests Virgie Wadley Chauncey Mr and Mrs Ed Lowery Murray City Mrs Crabtree Chauncey and Mr and Mrs Sabo Lorain. Rev and Mrs Charles Hook visited in Athens. Mrs Pearl Davis spent days in Columbus with relatives last week. Mr and Mrs William Searles Jr and children of Corning, former local residents, visited here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Louis Patrick Nelsonville RFD 3 Kimberly visitors Sunday.
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Kimberly
Harrison Robinette
Columbus
Washington Ave
Bobby Robinette
George Griffin
Cora Rizer
Blanche Elliott
Nelsonville
Mary Bailey
Deanville
Robinette
Edward Call
Sanford Call
New Floodwood
Honolulu
Hawaii
P.N.A.B
Wesley Vickroy
Charles Vickroy
Pennsylvania
Union Furnace
Charles Wachenschwanz
Oak Grove
Carl Hook
George Hook
California
Co. Shist
Eng
Ford, Ord
Delbert Hoskins
Pine ‘Camp
New York
Harold Davis
Doanville
Virgie Wadley
Chauncey
Ed Lowery
Murray City
Crabtree
Sabo
Lorain
Charles Hook
Athens
Pearl Davis
William Searles
Corning
Louis Patrick
RFD
Mexican Masquerade Advances In Lower California Intrigue
Allan Steele posing as a magazine photographer pursues Dr. Sargent and his daughter on a U S mission in Mexico's Peninsula. Harry Bishop is found, Asia Minor Eurasian girl and Colonel Escobar key players. A Jap cannery ties to a bomber base as Asia networks with Stewart and a mysterious inn proprietor Sun Su hints at hidden watchers. Steele seeks decisive photographs while dodging surveillance and decoding a telegraph hint from his San Francisco editor.
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Allan Steele
Dr. Sargent
U. S
Mexico
Harry Bishop
Bishop
Allan
Sun Su
U. 8
Asia Minor
Asia
Col. Escobar
Mural Guard
Escobar
San Saba
Colonel Escobar
Rurales
Senor
San Francisco
Lower
California
San Diego
Steele
Death of Andrew Peyton prompts Albany funeral services
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Peyton observed the death of Andrew Peyton 83 at the Veterans Hospital Dayton. He had lived in Meigs County, eleven years at the hospital and nine with his daughter Mrs. Clara Saylor in Albany. Burial followed at Downington after services at Harrisonville Methodist Church. Also noted are military draft notices and Easter sermon plans.
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Zaleski
Jesse Peyton
Albany
Downington
Virgil Howell
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Howell
Loudonville
Theodore Webb
Joseph
Ft. Hayses
Sam Sharp
Betty
Billy
Hope Road
Lulu Webb
Corning
Margaret Webb
Columbus
Frances Taylor
Chillicothe
Raymond Rider
Athens
Rider
Ft. Hayes
James Criss
Torch
Mr. Cross
Ernest Tripp
A. N. Criss
Tripp
C. E. Vansky
Emma Vansky
Watson Hill
Ira Jones
Methodist Church
Martin E. McKibben
E. F. McKibben
William Cram
George Cram
Robert Woods
Walter Woods
James Molihan
Wellston
Marion
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Japan
Congress Party
England
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Conciliation Service
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BLS
New Bedford
United States Conciliation Service
John R. Steelman
the Public Forum
Physco
Lee S. Roach
Uhrichsville
Clarence Roach
Richland Ave
H. B. Pickett
Pomeroy
Gordon K. Bush
Bush
the Beeches
North Hill
NEA Service Inc
Minnesota
Cecil Carnes
Gulf
War Department
Allen
Lwachetande
NEA Service, Inc
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