The Athens Messenger Page Four Editorial and Rates Note
A compact newspaper masthead item lists editor staff and Associated Press rights. It includes subscription rates for Ohio and non Ohio editions, carrier and single copy prices, and a Milton quote about liberty. The notice reflects standard publishing details and public notices.
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Athens Messenger
Frederick W. B Puber
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr. Ghames H. Harris
Call to Act Against Social Justice Movement
A public appeal denounces the "Social Justice" publication as anti Christian and anti democratic. It claims widespread defeatist, deceptive and inflammatory content that harms the nation and justifies silencing such material in wartime.
War map study and distant leaders shape the conflict
The Messenger urges readers to study maps and distant places to understand the war and its leaders like Gandhi, Jinnah, and Nehru. The piece notes the personal risk to sons and the fate of civilized life depending on events in unfamiliar lands. cicero is cited on gratitude.
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India
Mr. Gandhi
Mohamed Ali Jinnah
Jawaharlal
United Nations
China Eyes Global Trade Ties Over Asia Bloc
Raymond Clapper reports from Chungking that Chinese leaders reject a solely Asiatic bloc and favor a world wide interlocking of trade under reciprocal principles. They oppose the Greater East Asia Co prosperity Sphere, favor open East Indies resources, and seek economic help for postwar recovery within a strong international framework.
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North
South America
Japan
China
Hull
East Indies
Indies
World Organization
Chungking
Korea
Wa r civilian aid surge discussed by Edson
Peter Edson reviews Washington scene describing wartime relief for Wake and Guam civilian workers after Pearl Harbor. Benefits cover wives, children, and dependents with payments from a $5 million fund via Social Security Bureau under a Pepper bill proposal.
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Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Washington
Wake
Guam
U. S
Japan
United States
Navy
Old Age and Survivors’ Insurance Bureau
Social Security Board
Claude Pepper
Florida
Congress
Continental
Not Applicable as a News Item
It quotes Seneca on gratitude and obligation noting that ingratitude excuses others but not the giver. The reflection emphasizes the value of generosity and the cost of not helping those who may not appreciate it.
Grateful Heart Feasts Where Others Lack
A reflective line notes that a grumbling man will receive meager fare from fine dinnerware, while a thankful person can feast on a simple crust, emphasizing attitude over material abundance. The quotation attributed to P. Brown contrasts mindset with material comfort.
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P. Brown
No man wants to talk sense to a pretty girl
A terse line notes social dynamics and gender norms, suggesting men resist giving rational advice to attractive women. The snippet reflects a dated perspective on conversation and influence in social interactions.
The Lilie Doran Shorty Is Still Scooting Around
A comment column from The Athens Messenger invites readers to submit signed letters on current events. Contributions should be brief to allow multiple letters in a single day.
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Athens
Liilie Doran
We Are to Blame and Yet Must Rise for Peace
Laura B. Foster from Columbus on April 9 argues that after World War I society grew soft and materialistic. She contends democracy and spiritual renewal are essential as nations mobilize to defend liberty, speech, and worship against rising aggression.
Miss Oda Gillogly Appointed Athens County Examiner
Miss Oda Gillogly, a teacher in Albany schools, is named school examiner for Athens County by the county board of education to fill the vacancy from JC E Riley's resignation. In Nelsonville, Paul Parks sings at a Stuart Opera House recital with over 50 attendees. Chaperons for the Chi Omega Spring formal include Dr Blaine R Goldsberry and Irma Voigt. Rev A Y Wilcox travels to Pomeroy for a Presbytery meeting.
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Oda Gillogly
Albany
County Board of Education
Athens County
JC. E. Riley
Athens
Nelsonville
Paul Parks
Stuart Opera House
Chi Omega
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Dean Irma Voigt
D. H. Moore
A. Y. Wilcox
Pomeroy
Presbytery
Eight year oldhero avert major fire at deserted building
Prompt action by 8 year old William Dorst averted a damaging fire in a vacant rear building behind the Columbia Theater. E. S. Haller, formerly of West Virginia, named secretary of The Hocking Valley Cooperative Milk Sales Company with offices in Athens. Athens Garden Club plans a county flower show.
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William Dorst
Columbia Theater
E. S. Haller
West Virginia
Hocking Valley Cooperative Milk Sales Company
Athens
Athens County
Athens Garden Club
Pennsville Social Notes Highlights Easter Visits and Plays
The Pennsville column records Mrs Lena Dougan returning home after a year in Marietta hospital. The Annual Junior Class play on April 8 is noted as a success. Easter visits include Wayne Geddes in Cleveland and families from Akron Zanesville Mansfield and Malta. Additional social visits span Ringgenbergs Hoopers Wagoners and Hilaman, Williams, and Barkhurst families with Easter gatherings.
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Pennsville
Lena Dougan
Marietta
Wayne Geddes
Cleveland
Geddes
Thelma Ringgenberg
Mansfield
and Ringgenberg
Wayne Dearth
Howard Hooper
Cincinnati
Alice Dougan
Worth Hilaman
Hope
Ted Hilaman
Teddy
Bernard Click
Dolores
Rita
Killbuck
George Barkhurst
Malta
J. M. Williams
Joyce Hilaman of
Free French Hero Dies In Defiant Act At Island Battle
Allan and Kay witness a bold Vichy envoy De Fontanelle reveal Free French loyalty as he hurls a weapon at the bomber. The island erupts in explosion as Escobar leads rurales against a hidden magazine. Allan rescues Dr. Sargent and plans to free Kay and Asia, with danger looming.
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Allan
Escobar
Kay
Asia
Germany
Watanabe
Senor
Allen
Pierre
de Fontanelle
France
Kay Sargent
Almot
Senorita
Paris
Big Island
Dr. Sargent
Poona Gungas
Ishizuka
Gungas
Haydenville Social Notes Show Local Family Visits and PT A Events
Haydenville residents share visits with relatives in Columbus Logan and Nelsonville while local families welcome newborns and birthdays. The Haydenville Green PTA met with glee club performances and an Easter hat parade as Band Boosters planned a school carnival and booster events.
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Haydenville
Don Freeman
Louisiana
Dean
William Wallett
Don
Logan
Pansy Jacobs
Elizabeth Moore
Columbus
James Decker
W. E. Bancroft
Westerville
Vaughn Bancroft
Bancroft
Frank Crothers
Florence Roush
Janet Arlene
James Roush
Dick Roush
Marietta
William Yarber
Guy Bailey
Charles Yarber
Union Furnace
John Barron
Nelsonville
William Whitlock
Canton
Jacob Shaw
Athens
Haydenville-Green P.ta
Vern Robinett
Martha Kruger
Woods
Jenny Thomas
Ernest Weed
J. C. Martin
W. J. Seel
Banc
Bible Student
King’s Daughters
Nora Skiver
Kermit Swaim
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