Newspaper billing and subscription notice
Local notice lists Associated Press affiliation and editorial memberships. Advertising rates available on request. Obituary and card of thanks nominal charges. Mail subscriptions in several Ohio counties set at four dollars fifty cents yearly and other terms.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
I. Attrane
Athens
Lfc
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Aan
Washington
Waiting for the Blow Off Round Up Red Scare Plea
An editorial urges federal immigration authorities and the secret service to round up known Communists and deport them. It cites AFL leaders and long‑known Communist ties among labor groups while urging action to curb what it calls foreign influence and planned violence.
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G-Men
Secret Service
American Federation of Labor
Stalin
United States
National Administration
Europe
German American Bund and Communistic Organizations In the United States
Washington
Ohio Senate considers 20 million bond plan for state welfare institutions
Senator James Metzenbaum of Cleveland proposes a 20 million bond issue to rehabilitate overcrowded state welfare institutions. Interest and principal would be paid over 25 years from families and counties, with no debt clause. If passed, the measure could expand Athens State Hospital and similar facilities, improving care for the insane, epileptics, and other wards.
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Ohio Senate
James Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Metzenbaum
Athens State Hospital
Ohio
U S Steel Employes Share Rise Shifts Income
U S Steel reports 1940 payroll at 439 million dollars, up from 420 million in 1929, while total revenue fell by about 13 million. Dividends to common stockholders were cut roughly in half, suggesting more income going to actual workers.
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U. S. Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
The Power of Small Things as Life's First Lesson
Russell H. Conwell counsels that little things possess instructional value and can spark happiness, urging their deep and early cultivation as a foundation for living.
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Russell H. Conwell
Great Minds and Small Matters Reflected in Character
The quote by Gamaliel Bradford contrasts how people present themselves in grand affairs with how they reveal their true selves in ordinary moments. It highlights self-perception and integrity across contexts.
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Gamaliel Bradford
Clapper urges U S allies and Congress to back Latin American cooperation
Raymond Clapper argues the Senate and House harm national interests by blocking Argentine beef imports for military use. He warns failed foreign policy risks Latin American trust, Axis influence, and postwar plans, urging cooperative action and broader unity in defense and trade policies.
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Washington
Senate
Hemisphere
Latin America
United States
Axis
South America
Congress
White House
Western Hemisphere
Argentina
United States Congress
House
State Department
American National Livestock Assn
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
League of Nations
Senator Phillips Aims To Curb Loan Shark Practices
Observer WILL C. MERRITT urges passage of Senator H. T. Phillips S B No 91 to regulate loan companies and stop misleading advertising. He cites a Columbus chattel loan case and argues stronger laws would lower rates and protect debtors, urging readers to support the bill.
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the Messenger
State House
Columbus
H. T. Phillips
Athens County
U. S
Phillips
Licking County
Ohio
Will C. Merritt
S. Garfield Ave
Peter Edson Reviews Washington Scene
Peter Edson analyzes the scale of military apparel needs for 1.4 million soldiers. He explains long term planning for socks shirts pants hats and underwear with millions of items annually and a clothing bill of 175 million dollars per year averaging 125 dollars per man.
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Washington
Alaska
Canal Zone
Newfoundland
Philippines
Be careful of the books you read and the company you keep
The quotation contrasts books as standing counselors and preachers with oral instructors. It warns that reading habits shape character as much as companionship, urging caution in both the authors we choose and the people we surround ourselves with.
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Paxion Hood
The Way Poem by Rev. Mary Karch
Poem notes that the daybreaker guides the path and the speaker trusts guidance from the one who brings the day. Lakeview Ohio listed as location and author.
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Mary Karch
Lakeview
Ohio
Zaleski News Notes Highlights Local Social Reach
Quarterly meeting services were held at the Baptist Church. Miss Anna Gordon and Miss Marie Gordon and Mrs Murphy of Lancaster attended church and visited friends. Deputy Grand Matron Jenola McKibben conducted Oak Hill Chapter inspection. Dr and Mrs A A Boal of Columbus and Mr and Mrs George Winters of Hamden were guests of Mrs Flora Dill. Other visits include Mrs Luella Ansel, Mrs Blanche Steele with Mrs Howell in McArthur and Ralph Herrold in Athens. A son Wilson Leroy was named to Mr and Mrs Wilson Martin of Portsmouth. Roy Matthews visited and returned home. James McKibben family hosted guests from New Plymouth Creola and Columbus. Masons H A Reeder and George Holden attended. Clarence Hayman and children visited from Columbus. Mrs C E Vansky and Miss Emma Vansky with Mrs Luther McKibben. Mrs George Kohler and son Harry visited. James Cox of Athens visited Mary Potter and J L Cavanaugh. Luella Ansel goes to Albany for summer with cousins S R Crosson. Helen McKibben, county music teacher, was ill with influenza. Donald Hoskinson and wife visited his parents C E Vansky.
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Dill
Luella Ansel
Blanche Steele
Howell
McArthur
Ralph Herrold
Athens
Wilson Leroy
Wilson Martin
Margaret Matthews
Portsmouth
James McKibben
Mont Herwick
Betty
New Plymouth
Russell Herwick
Creola
M. J. Butler
Lena Herwick
Columbus
H. A. Reeder
George Holdren
Clarence Hayman
R. H. Thomas
C. EF. Vansky
Emma Vansky
Luther McKibben
MaeArthur
George Kohler
Harry
Sunny
James Cox
Cox
Mary Potter
J. L. Cavanaugh
Albany
S. R. Crossen
Helen McKibben
Donald Hoskinson
C. E. Vansky
New Plymouth Social Briefs
New Plymouth residents and nearby visitors share weekend calls and hospital notes. Garth Harris of Athens visits his parents Mr and Mrs J D Harris. Audiences include Emma Haas Ruth Cooper and Parkersburg kin, with illness notes for Lavern Fuller and Miss Elizabeth Heinlein.
Heartbreak at the Grandfather Store Decision
Bee dodges a confrontation with Jenkins and faces Miss Dane's anger while pleading to save her job. Anthony reveals he was rejected by Bruce Sheldrake, prompting Bee to vow to prove the store’s heart and seek honest counsel to audit its operations. She confronts the burden of ownership and legacy.
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Bee
Jenkins
Miss Dane
Miss Getz
Getzie
Beatrice Huntington Davenport
Mr. Huntington
Bruce Sheldrake
Trust Company
Beatrice
Anthony Bradley
Anthony
Mr. Sheldrake
Mr. Weeming
Weemie
Sheldrake
Grandfather
Orange Social And Personal Notes Highlight Local Moves
Orange social and personal notes record furlough return of Vern E Story from Camp Shelby to his parents. The column lists visits and trips in Columbus, Pomeroy, Ireland, and Burlingham, including Clarks and Guthries visiting relatives and students resuming Ohio State University study.
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Orange
Kelley
Grace Kelley
Samuel Kelley
J. L. Cook
Pomeroy
Effie Stout
P. R. Castle
Mary
Columbus
Rodger Clark
Kermit
Earl Clark
Ireland
Herman Castle
Ohio State University
G. E. Guthrie
L. A. Person
S. W. O’brien
O’brien
Edd O'Brien
John O’brien
Burlingham
Hamden Social And Personal Highlights
Hamden residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Enrollments and trips include Ohio State University students and coc camp preparations. A birth announced. ministers attended a regional association meeting. multiple families hosted guests from Columbus and Chillicothe.
Gibraltar Apes Guarded by Loyal Tribe on Rock
A carefully protected tribe of apes inhabits the Rock of Gibraltar. They are tame and have a chief known as Major attached to the British garrison.
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Rock of Gibraltar
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Washington Scene
Poet's Corner
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Ene
Zaleski News
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J. D. Harris
Norman Cooper
Blackfork
I. R. Haas
Ben Allen
Cambridge
Gertrude Bay
Parkersburg
Laverne Fuller
W. H. McDaniel
Little Hocking
McDaniel
Harry Stone
Pleasant
S. M. Heinlein
Earle
Emma Haas
Ruth Cooper
Emma Pleukharp
Logan
Mode Cherry
William J. Swan
Charleston
F. O. Stout
Evan Lee
Dundas
Homer Haas
Chloie Fuller
Billie
Lavina Miller
Orland
Milton Bay
Stanley Miller
Emily Trowbridge
New Plymouth R. F. C
Maynard Simpson
Union Furnace
Lavern Fuller
Elizabeth Heinlein
Edith Ellington
NEA Service, Inc.’ Inc
Davenport
Pepe
Hamden
James Leach
John Senegar
Otto Depue
Louise Gibson
John Hunt
Minnie Gibson
Johnny Hunt
Raymond S. Daniel
E. J. Williams
Hocking-Vinton
Henry Rhodes
Raymond Daniel
Electa van Dervort
Gibraltar
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