Newspaper Association Rates and Notices Fragment
National newspaper notices show subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery, various regional and military service terms, and advertising information. The text lists Associated Press credit notes and periphery notices, with locations including Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland and mentions second class mail status.
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Athens
Joan W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Ates
Donors Wanted as Red Cross Blood Unit Returns
The Red Cross mobile blood unit will visit Athens Ohio again to collect blood for plasma production. Hundreds donated previously and more will be needed each return. Urgent plasma needs require quick processing near donor areas and public generosity supports soldiers in combat.
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Red Cross
Ohio
Athens
Columbus
Toledo Americans In Athens Stage Brief Professional Baseball
Readers in Athens can enjoy a rare visit by the Toledo Americans Association team as April brings chances to watch professional baseball locally. The Madhens cannot travel farther south this year, but hospitality from Athens enhances the players’ short stay as fans are urged to attend games when possible. Gas rationing remains in effect with no prospect of abandonment.
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Toledo Americans Association
Athens
Toledo
End of School Year Brings Change for Rural Youth
The article notes many rural Southeastern Ohio districts expect a busy harvest season as students join farming and support roles. It describes innovations in schooling, graduation leading to self reliance, and a future where youths return with a new democracy minded outlook for Young America.
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Ohio
England
America
Delray Beach Soldiers Barred From USO Dances Over Music Ban
Soldiers at Delray Beach Florida were forbidden to play music at weekly USO dances for servicemen and their partners after music czar James Caesar Petrillo protested to the War Department. The town lacks a local professional music group and the dances were free. The piece invites volunteers to send a yellow feather to the adjutant general to question the orders.
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Delray Beach
Fla
James Caesar Petrillo
War Department
Czar Petrillo
Adjutant General's Office
A. G
Old Tire Warnings on Speed and Resource Saving
From various reports spring brings back speeding as leisure driving returns. The piece recalls Eddie Rickenbacker urging prudence, noting saving one tire could fund life saving rafts that saved seven men in his experience.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
Roosevelt veto message urged civic steadiness in debate
The piece commends President Roosevelt for crediting opponents with sincerity and urges public discourse to focus on the merit of criticisms rather than motives. It warns against bitterness in Washington, inflated power grabs, and officials concealing mistakes, calling for a broad perspective and constructive debate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Raymond Clapper on Roosevelt Veto Bankhead Bill
The column argues against overriding Roosevelt's veto of the Bankhead Bill to lift farm price supports. It praises the President for protecting national interests and warns that passing the veto would threaten wage ceilings and inflation controls, noting minimal roll calls and political pressures.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Fabers
Gerry and Green
Rhode Island
Barkley
Rep. McCormack
Rooesvelt
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Music and Desire In Human Nature Quote Pair
A compact reflection pairing Henry Giles and Thomas Hob—contrasting music’s link to emotion with desire as craving in human felicity. The lines juxtapose music’s mystery with longing, suggesting art’s depth beyond ideas.
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Thomas Hob
Big Three of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senators Borah Talman and Robinson formed the trio cited as the Big Three on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The Akron dirigible crashed off New Jersey, with four saved from seventy six aboard. Ellis Shafer celebrated his fourth birthday. Mr and Mrs Waldo Williams observed their 39th wedding anniversary.
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The
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William E. Borah
Key Tittman
Joseph T. Robinson
Navy
Air Force
New Jersey
Ellis Lee Shafer
Earl Shafer
S. College St
Athens
Waldo Williams
Harmony Road
Athens People News This Week From Campus to Elks Lodge
Burghars wrecked the Fulton home on High Street Athens during a break in. Ohio University talks featured Frances Gray Mona Guthrie Isabel Sherrard Mary Mulligan Alice Stevenson Mildred Stevenson Helen Laverty and the R Rowland family returning from Florida. Lena Hottell daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Hottell was in Columbus Hospital after an appendectomy. Althea Miller a Dennison University student spent Easter vacation with the Boyles in Athens. Athens Lodge of Elks installed officers Alex Moore J L Maxwell C B Richardson H O Huggins C F Mosure Charles DeMolet Dr J B Berry Thomas Rosser W H Logan Hugh Jefferson William Williams and Rev A H Marshall.
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Margaret Benedict
Ohio University
Frances Gray
Mona Guthrie
Isabel Sherrard
Mary Mulligan
Alice Stevenson
Mildred Stevenson
Helen Laverty
Lena Frances Hottell
W. L. Hottell
Athens
Columbus
Althea Miller
Dennison University
Arthur Boyles
Athens Lodge of Elks
Alex Moore
J. L. Maxwell
C. B. Richardson
H. O. Huggins
C. F. Mosure
Charles DeMolet
Dr. J. B. Berry
Thomas Rosser
W. H. Logan
Hugh Jefferson
William Williams
Rev
A. H. Marshall
Evangelist Merle Fuller headlines Hartford church services
Hartford crowds attend Merle Fuller sermons at the Baptist Church with topics on the fiery furnace and modern social issues. Friday preview declared three black horses of modern society while Saturday will feature 1000 feet of moving pictures from the Holy Land Egypt and Europe before the war.
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Hartford
Baptist Church
Merle Fuller
Fuller
Holy Land
Egypt
Europe
Melvin M. Duncan
Hattie Duncan
Harry van Metre
Richard Lee
William Duncan
Richard Johnson
Betty
Pomeroy
W. T. Stone
New Haven
Rush Anderson
Thomas Johnson
Mason
A. L. Sehon
Tommy
James M. Crump
Owens Roseberry
Point Pleasant
M. R. Chapman
Joseph Buffington
Fred Batey
Ne Haven
Lula Howell
Erma Howell
Ella Roush
Will Roush
Allied Air Power Dominates Europe With Heavy Bombing Blitz
An article contrasts a hypothetical 100000 strong ground assault on Paris with Allied air strikes across Western Europe. It highlights RAF and USAAF raids on Renault works in France and Krupp plants in Essen, noting thousands of casualties averted and immense material damage to Nazi war production.
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English Channel
Paris
Renault
Hitler
Europe
Royal Air Force
London
North
Africa
Essen
Krupps
Laurel Cliff Social Briefs
Social notes from Laurel Cliff list letters from seaman Charles Diehl and visits by families such as the Diehls Radfords Neal Russells and Colmers. Local hospital and health club events, Red Cross drive totals, and servicemen updates accompany multiple household moves and weekend visits.
Guatemala Jungle Plot Drives Meeting of Lovers
Allison Topping and Barry Fielding clash over a Guatemala chicle mine quest as their ship nears Santiago. Barry reveals a secrets driven by war needs for quicksilver and Quiche tribes curiously guard their mines. A looming danger ends the chapter with a native attacker closing in as Allison races to warn him.
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Allison Topping
Guatemala
Barry Fielding
Barry
Lila Harrison
Santiago
Allison
Cuba
New York
Lila
United Nations
Guatemala Highlands
Alvarado
Coolville Community Notices and Local Visits
Sunday services are planned at 8 p.m. at Coolville Congregational Church with Rev. Edwards H. Dickinson of Big Grande. A Coolville student group attended a Cincinnati Symphony matinee in Memorial Auditorium Athens led by Miss Marjorie Maslone. Local residents and families from Athens Bethel Ridge and Coal Run host and visit relatives, with furloughs and travel between Coolville Columbus Anderson Detroit and Marietta noted along with lodge inspection and farm rental arrangements.
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Coolville
Coolville Congregational Church
Edwards H. Dickinson
Big Grande
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Auditorium
Athens
Marjorie Maslone
Harold McBride
O. C. Ward
Bethel Ridge
E. M. Daugherty
George Guthrie
Fort George Meade
Clinton Burdette
Clineton Burdette
Camp Wheeler
Macon
E. G. Ashcraft
Wade Richardson
Harry Summerfield
Humbold Lodge
Columbus
Emerson Daugherty
Ireland
Arthur Marshall
Anderson, Ind
William Vines
Flagler Beach
Fla
Questions and Answers from the War Era
Questions cover rationing mail censorship and war bonds with answers. Topics include sharing meals for rationed food, Malta defense emphasis on air power, mail censorship by local defense authorities, and war bond annual limits. Mentioned locations include Leopoldville and Belgian Congo.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Raymond Clapper
Henry Giles
Burghars
Oscar Fulton
High St
O. F. Rowland
Chiildren
Florida
Hartford News
By Galbraith
NEA Service Inc
U.S
Orr
By Dewitt, MacKenzie
Ira Eaker
Britain
Laurel Cliff Social Briefs
Laurel Cliff
Lou Diehl
Charles
James Radford
Sherwood Garden Club
Snowden
Gallipolis
Clifford Jacobs
Charles Neal
Leatha Russell
Middleport
Oren Colmer
Pratts Fork
Esta Davies
Orville Allen
Victory
Melvin Tracy
Junior Litizner
Robert Ruth
Thora Eastman
Massachusetts
Army
Vernon Howell
M. A. Howell
Fern Dora Schaefer
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Norman Schaefer
Charl Buck
Bailey Run
Williamson
Ernest Davis
Rich West
Allen Christy
Esta Davis
Sammy Gibb
Syracuse
Milton Hysell
Pearl Parker
Glenn Smith
Sara Burdette
Holzer Hospital
Cpl
Thomas Parker
John C. Flemingg
Losseby
Coolville and
Troy
Malta
Continental
Ville
Belgian Congo
Leopoldsville
Iglan Congo
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