Newspaper Mailing Rates And Associated Press Credit Note
The document lists Associated Press copyright and credit terms, obituary charges, and local subscription rates. It notes Athens postal handling, second class matter status, and carrier weekly rates with annual and half year options across multiple counties. It also mentions additional foreign postage rates on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Ae Saher Vinton
Washington
Defense plants move inland as U S builds safety zone
The defense program shifts from already industrialized areas to new inland sites. Plants rise in Lake City Missouri Denver Colorado Milan Tennessee Charlestown Indiana with southern and western priority. Spreading production aims to deter raids, balance regional interests, and reshape America’s industrial landscape.
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Washington
Lake City
Denver
Colo
Milan
Tenn
Charlestown
Ind
America
Learning Our Lesson on Forest Fires in Southeast Ohio
The article laments recurring fires in Southeast Ohio driven by careless landowners and litter from motor vehicles. It notes erosion-control damage near Enterprise and calls for stricter rules and fire wardens. CCC workers and volunteers aided fire suppression, while conservation training for CCC members offers hope for valuing natural resources.
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Ohio
Enterprise
Route 33
California
CCC
Civilian Conservation Corps
A King With a Pass The King Receives TUC Medal at Buckingham Palace
King George is awarded the Trades Union Congress medal by George Gibson, in an informal Buckingham Palace ceremony. It grants him attendance at future congresses, a first in history for a labor leader decorating a monarch.
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George
Trades Union Congress
George Gibson
TUC
Buckingham Palace
England
Raymond Clapper Praises Air Travel and War Power
In Mexico City Raymond Clapper extols aviation, noting how air travel compresses time and distance and reshapes history. He cites rapid Washington to Memphis trips, cross continental hops, and extended bomber reach to England while warning of war’s brutal use and potential civil benefits of flight.
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Mexico City
Karl Marx
Lenin
Wright Brothers
Hitler
Afterwar aviation boom the new frontier for American enterprise
The speaker argues that aviation will replace railroads as the backbone of national progress after the war. He envisions vast civil use growth, a large fleet of planes and pilots, safer cheap air travel, and a powerful tool for international peace if nations organize a coordinated air economy. The sky is the limit for development.
The Washington Scene: Defense Labor Shortage Highlighted
Peter Edson outlines a critical bottleneck in U S defense efforts as Germany trained millions while the United States lagged with fewer workers and apprentices. He profiles Col. Frank J McSherry and the defense training network pushing for skilled trades and expanded apprenticeships to fill six million unemployed and meet wartime needs.
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United States
Robert P. Patterson
U. S
Frank J. McSherry
Army General Staff
Defense
Federal Security Administration
Defense Industry
Office of Education
WPA
NVA
U. S. Employment Service
Defense Effort
Channing Dewey
Socony Vacuum
McSherry
Quote on women's protection laws sparks debate
The remark argues that laws shielding women would be justified only if women were as helpless as children, framing a controversial view on gender protections and legal rights.
Picture-Takers Scramble Wages Comment on Photos
Critics urge a fee for viewing crowds as they complain about constant camera flashes. One observer argues for a dollar per hour value on the time spent watching photos emerge.
Ministerial Association thanks Athens community for Holy Week cooperation
The Athens City Ministerial Association thanks area churches, Schine's Athena, the Athens Retail Merchants Association, and the mayor for support of Holy Week events. Four Good Friday services were held in local churches thanks to union planning and cooperation. Publicity in The Messenger aided these efforts. Robert G. Purrington, Athens, April 16.
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the Messenger
Athens City
Schine
Athena
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Zaleski Music Festival and Easter Social Roundup
A Zaleski area music festival was held in the local school auditorium with about 200 children participating. Easter gatherings and visits dominate the community headlines, featuring numerous relatives from Columbus, Chillicothe, Nelsonville, and Athens.
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Zaleski
Brown
Madison
Knox and Elk
New Plymouth
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Shirley
Raymond Brooks
Zaleski CCC
Frank Kellerman
Columbus
Don Anders
Joseph Hayes
Nelsonville
Edna Hawk
Ethel Tripp
Harve Tripp
Red Diamond
Charles Starks
Ralph Herrold
Watson Hill
Clyde Mooney
Robert Will
McArthur
Harley Bush
Williamsport
Clara Potts
C. W. Brush
Walter Lanner
Weldon Brown
Ralph
Clyde Chubb
Athens
George Kohler
Harry
Chillicothe
Jacob Vanderford
Cheri Rhodes
Wendall Hutchison
Hope
Zed Thomas
Huntington
W. Va
Lena Pennell
Barbara Chaffin
Raymond
Crooksville
Charles Rhodes
City cleanup progresses across districts near Mill and Court Streets
City employee completes second division cleanup hauling rubbish north of Mill Street and east of Court Street and begins work south of Mill Street and east of Court Street. Youths from Antiquity Racine Rutland Pomoroy and Middleport churches meet at Heath Methodist in Middleport for county gathering. Logan Lodge Elks marks 32nd anniversary with dinner at Hotel Berry prior to Eastern Star inspection at Masonic Temple.
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Mill St
Court St
of Antiquity
Racine
Rutland
Pomeroy
Middleport
Heath Methodist Church
Hotel Berry
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ohio University Dance Benefits Constantinople College for Girls
A Home Economic Club dance at the Armory in Nelsonville sold 100 tickets to support Constantinople College for Girls. Ann Beasley marked her fifth birthday with a party for 20 friends as Blizzards and tornadoes moved across the Middle West. Superintenden t C E Staley and Prof Fordyce Stewart judged an oratorical contest in Nelsonville while Miss Bertha Nixon planned a two week tour starting in Chicago.
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George Washington
Washington
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Bertha Nixon
Nelsonville
Chicago
Ill
C. E. Staley
Prof
Fordyce Stewart
Ohio University
Armory
Constantinople College For Girls
Ann Beasley
Whatsoever seeds of thought from Laura Foster
Poem by Laura B. Foster from Columbus Ohio asking God for choicest seeds of thought to sow with harvest to come and reap in multiple.
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Laura B. Foster
Scientist's X-999 secret sparks tension at lab romance
Dr. Hale dictates a report on isotope X-999 as Carolyn Tyler recruits Ken Palmer and others for guards and police applicants. Hale admires Carolyn, hints at explosive power, and the two share dinner and dancing before Leana Sormi interrupts, leaving their relationship in doubt.
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Dr. Hale
Carolyn
Ken Palmer
Ken
Miss Sormi
Tyler
America
Leana
Carolyn Tyler
Leana Sormi
Robert
Hockingport Social Notes Opens With April Meeting
Hockingport reports the W D of C S meeting held April 9 at the Community Cabin with Ora Randolph and Emma McCullick as hostesses. Guests include Mrs. Lawrence Frazier and her son from Middleport, and Hilda Randolph visiting from Sardis.
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Hockingport
Ora Randolph
Emma McCullick
Lawrence Frazier and Son
Middleport
E. W. White
Hilda Randolph
Sardis
Anna Foster
Bertha Jackson
McConnelsville Sanitarium
William Kelly
Carl Medley
Akron
Charles Lumbatis
William Smeeks
Marine Hospital
Pittsburgh
Harry Parker
Janice
Parkersburg
Mary Messenger
Sunny
Billy
George Parker
Decater
City Hospital
Robert Randolph
John Lincicome
Ronald
Cora Lincicome
Community notices and social updates from Jacksonville
Rev. C F Palmer schedules official board meetings across Millfield Jacksonville Trimble and Mt Sterling ahead of the last quarterly conference led by Dr R E Jones in Columbus. Holy Cross Parish hosts a chicken dinner bazaar in Jacksonville. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Lloyd White Canton James Mandrel and many local residents. Delores Welch wed in Lancaster, and attendees list reflects Jackson and surrounding families.
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Jacksonville
C. F. Palmer
Millfield
Trimble
Mt. Sterling
I.C.C.F
Noble Grand’s
Blanch Jansen
Lloyd White
Columbus
James Mandrel
Canton
Elizabeth Mandrel
Addie Sands
Mary Sands
Frances Cornell
Gilbert Gillet
Walter McCaskey
Helen McCaskey
James Vaughn
Warren
Adena
Lyle Burdick
Kathryn Kuhne
Marietta Hospital
James Williams
M. A. Welch
Earl Frazzee
Delores Welch
Lancaster
Charles Frazzee
United Brethren Parsonage
P. E. Wright
J T
Hollister
Laura Frazzee
Jackson- Ville
Agnes Welch
Phil Smith
Earl Glei
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Associated Press
Raymond Clapper
Dallas
Texas
Mexico
Atlantic
Roosevelt
China
Lauchlin Currie
Chungking
Currie
Lincoln
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Germany
the Public Forum
Logan Lodge of Elks
Middle West
Poet's Corner
Columbus, O
By Galbraith
Robert Hale
Miss Tyler
Bob
NEA
Caroelyn
Hockingport Social Notes
Jacksonville News
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