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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1946
Page
4
Washington debates extending the Office of Price Administration authority. Supporters argue controls curb inflation while critics fear profit manipulation. Congress may include a proviso that once production meets demand in each category, controls end, ending government price setting.
A freight agent and two locals confront a bought quail dog delivered in a crate at a bay side freight station on Cape Cod. Debby Weeks, Ellrie, and the agent discuss shooting the dog as the crate is opened. Debby commands with calm nerve, the dog shows wary but nonlethal aggression, and the scene ends with Debby guiding the dog out with a rope.
The obituary recalls Vic Donahey ex governor and ex senator of Ohio as unselfish and fearless. It notes his three terms as governor despite opposing parties, his opposition to wholesale federal reorganization, and his insistence on honest public service over party flattery. His career is praised as a model of integrity.
The Ohio Archeological and Historical Society laments neglect of regional history in Southeast Ohio. It notes dwindling markers and demolished buildings, urging private purchase and donation to the state for enduring preservation, with successful efforts showing the publicity benefits.
The piece warns of rising US fires worsening housing and clothing shortages and urges owners to prioritize home vigilance. It notes cigarette and ash mishandling as ignition sources, brush fires spreading to farms, and insurance often insufficient to replace irreplaceable property.
Congress targets James Caesar Petrillo and the American Federation of Musicians with a measure to curb coercive radio practices and exactions. Critics note similar anti-strike laws have failed to stop leaders like John L. Lewis, and Petrillo plans movie industry demands akin to those challenged in radio.
Peter Edson reviews how New Jersey Republican Fred Hartley’s coalition with Democrats to amend price control inflames party loyalties. Hartley, seen as a potent figure by some, denies aims to topple OPA but remains a focal point in debates over governance and labor laws.
A dense list of services for multiple churches in Athens area. Highlights include Wesley Foundation events, Holy Week services at several churches, baptisms, communion, Easter programs, youth rallies, and choir performances with named speakers and soloists across denomination lines.
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