Athens Messenger and Baldnting Co Publication Details
Publication history and staff of The Athens Messenger and Baldnting Co including publishers Gordon K. Bush and Charles H. Harris. Notes on association memberships, circulation agencies, and resumed postal details. Rates listed for carrier and mail subscriptions across Athens and nearby counties.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Baldnting CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
Athens
Gallis
Hocking
Vinton
Waianen
Natural Resources and War Arsenal of Democracy
Discussion of how minerals oil coal and other natural resources power modern warfare and industry. Emphasizes U S resource wealth as essential to peacetime production and wartime armament through private enterprise, enabling America to be the arsenal of democracy for allied nations.
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United States
Michigan co ed finds new life as wife and mother after spotlight
The piece recalls a Michigan co ed who rose to fame by writing against men then married a man described as unlike others. Now a mother to a young daughter she embraces marriage and motherhood as natural, while noting an Ohio peer briefly challenged those views. The article reflects on changing perspectives with maturity.
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Michigan
Ohio
Beatrice
Anthony
Toby
Vera
Terry
Jake Simon
Sam McArdle
Opinions differ over paying Willkie campaign bill
The piece notes Republicans urge paying a $13 000 bill from a doctor who helped during the Willkie campaign while public opinion splits. It argues the 1941 campaign cost taxpayers billions, and the public reaction to financing speaking equipment for a defeated candidate varies, with harsh comments about the bill and broader questions of freedom of thought and speech.
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Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Unlisted Defense Cost And Traffic Toll Rise
The National Safety Council calls February the second worst month for traffic deaths. It attributes at least half the rise to defense activities including more vehicles on the road and hundreds of military transports. Counties with new defense industries show marked traffic accident increases. The piece urges measures to cut losses and notes hospital bed hours lost equal those on picket lines.
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United States
National Safety Council
US Drought of Exports Surpassed by Farm Imports
The January balance shows the United States importing more farm products than it exported for the first time in history. War disruptions hinder overseas buyers, turning American-imported foods such as coffee tea pepper and cocoa beans into a larger flow than exports. The piece notes lingering belief in the U.S. disharmony with European events and its effect on trade.
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United States
Europe
Labor strife blamed on both sides in U.S. strikes
Raymond Clapper argues that labor unions and management bear responsibility for current strikes. He cites Ford Bethlehem Steel and Allis-Chalmers, notes the legal push to collective bargaining, and criticizes Bethlehem Steel for forcing company union elections that worsened production clashes.
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Ford
Bethlehem Steel
Allis- Chalmers
OPM
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Ford Strike Erupts Into Violent Standoff
The Ford Company, after four years of refusing union talks, faces a growing strike led by the C I O. Harry Bennett and Henry Ford criticize unions while production halts and violence spreads, drawing national concern and warnings about democracy and labor unrest.
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Ford
Ford Company
Associated Press
Harry Bennett
Michigan State Labor Board
Henry Ford
Hitler
Truman to lead 70 man defense probe on 40 billion
Washington gears up for Senator Truman's 70 member committee to investigate national defense spending. The hearings open April 7 with defense officials and OPM leaders testifying. Investigators Fulton and Clark, famed for prior probes, will direct the inquiry into contracts, subsidies, labor effects, and fundraising practices.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
National Defense
Missouri
Defense
War and Navy
OPM
Hugh A. Fulton
Charles Patrick Clark
Fulton
Associated Gas and Electric
Roly Poly Utilities
Howard C. Hopson
Clark
Gillette
Truman
English View on War Amid Christmas Hope
A reader's English friend writes from wartime Britain in December. He notes harsh times yet steadfast morale and belief in victory, mentioning Roosevelt's election and the enduring English spirit despite personal losses. Signed by Charles R. Larson Athens R. D. Martha.
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the Messenger
England
O.K
Roosevelt
Charles R. Larson
Athens
R. D. Marth
Notre Dame Coach Rockne Dies In Kansas Plane Crash
Ten years ago Knute Rockne, famed Notre Dame football coach, was killed in a Kansas airplane crash. The notice recalls the tragedy as part of a local history recap.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Kansas
Britain hit by miners strike paralyses industry
Twenty years ago Great Britain faced complete paralysis of industry as a million miners struck. Local Ministerial Association arranged a Christian Citizenship Institute to discuss moral questions at the Christian Church. Prof. and Mrs. A. A. Atkinson hosted the Reading club. Clifford C. Cornell left for National Retail Clothiers School in Chicago for one week.
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Washington
Great Britain
Christian Citizenship Institute
Christian Church
Clifford C. Cornell
National Retail Clothers School
Chicago
Life Begins Tomorrow Verse and Reader Poems
Poet column features two reader verses with names and addresses. Vivian Donaldson of Logan Ohio writes Life Begins Tomorrow about turning to a brighter day. Mrs Henry Lauer of Route 4 Athens Ohio shares a comical verse about childhood illnesses.
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Vivian Donaldson Logan
Ohio
Henry Lauer
Athens
Morgan County Court Notes
Morgan County court records show divorce petition filed by Maurice Weiner against six minor children from Deerfield Township, and a pretrial in a civil assault case brought by Mrs. Walter Blackmer near Stockport. Estates of Alice E. Phelps and Ada F. Parkins valued, real estate sales proposed, and several marriage licenses issued in Morgan and Meigs counties.
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McConnellville
Maurice Weiner
Deerfield Township
Common Pleas Court
Walter Blackmer
Stockport
Wallace
Blackmer
Alice E. Phelps
Chesterhill
Daniel H. Phelps
Ada F. Parkins
Laul M. Wright
J. O. Miller
J. J. Evans
Meigs
Said
Oglevee Place
Gray Farm
Oglevee
Gray Place
Chester Sears
Louis Sears
California
Myrta Harris
Roselina Miller
Mabel Farr
Marguerite Lawler
Ida R. King
Italia Sears
Patricia Sears Penrose
Rev Green to Preach at Union Sunday Evening
Social notes report Rev Green will preach at Union on Sunday evening April 6. It also lists visits and guests including Mr and Mrs Wilber Thomas Union Furnace and Anna Grace King of Bradbury staying with Mr and Mrs Harley Carr, plus other local visitations and weekend guests.
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MT. Union
Green
Wilber Thomas
Union Furnace
Earl
Charles King
Anna Grace
Bradbury
Harley Carr
M. A. Epple
Bunker Hill
Delbert Turner
Dyesville
Glenn Turner
Earl Jordan
Thomas
Jordan
Ramey Saxton
Middleport
Vaughn McKnight
Shinnston
W. Va
George Harmon
Jesse Stewart
Charleston
Howard Stewart
Oak Grove
Oak Grove Church
Bill Jolley
Morris Lowery
Laura Hartman
Rev
Wm. Brown
Mona
Donna. Hartman
Harrold Lowery
Joan
Mary Campbell
Verna Wachenschwanz
Elizabeth Cagg
Donna Brown
York
New Redic Grange
Junction City
Charles Hartman
Howard Williams
Langsville
Charles Wendell
C. &. Wolfe
Floodwood
Minnie Perry
Logan
Arlo Weiss
Jack Hankinson
Roanoke
Charles Levering Jr
Virginia
Charles Levering
Charles Jr
Floretta
Chillicothe
Charles Huddy
Oral Daugherty
Kimberly
Sunday Creek Co
Gertrude Gill
Tommy
Dan Gill
Coate Pickett
Myrta Hartman
Jake Shaw
George Thornton
T. F. Lowery
Gerald Pickett
Ollie Wolfe
Esther Allen
Tom Mills
Ross Nanna
Eber Mathena
Beatrice Faces Change and a Night Out with Friends
Beatrice resolves to push for store changes with proof while Anthony battles disappointment. A spontaneous party to lift spirits leads to a bold night at the Danceteria, revealing a democratic, youthful crowd and Beatrice’s growing sense of responsibility.
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Beatrice
Bruce Sheldrake
Anthony
Bee
Grandfather
Toby Masters
Toby
Comptroller’s
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Crooksville
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Ruth Vanoster
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Recorder's Office
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W. E. Johnson
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Hulda Roberts
D. S. Thomas
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