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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1943

Page

7

Colonel McReynolds to Speak at Ohio U Convocation

Colonel McReynolds will speak at Ohio University Memorial Auditorium on Saturday. He comes from the capital for a military society program and is noted for service in the United States Army with assignments at Fort Benning and Camp Funston. Lt. Sayre, missing in action, is a Boise native and Ohio University graduate.

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Williams Candidate For Ohio Legion Commander Emerges

Strong backing for Rossiter S. Williams in Ohio's American Legion arises from a 75 member Southeastern Ohio Legionnaires gathering at Hotel Berry. Williams, a charter member of Kent-Metzier Post in Oak Hill, is endorsed by multiple districts across the state as he seeks department commander at the upcoming late summer Ohio Convention in the Eighth District.

Rossiter S. Williams Oak Hill American Legion Ohio Southeastern Ohio Legionnaires Hotel Berry B. A. Wolfe K. T. Crossen Po Williams the Legion Legion Athens Willian Iaia Eigith

Army Accepts S D Walker for World War Service

Sidney D Walker of Stewart Rt 1 was accepted for hard examination in Columbus and sworn into service. He will report to the reception center April 30. Walker is noted for organizing flood relief efforts and his 1940s veteran activities. He has four years Navy service earlier and has held several department posts including Americanism and Membership committees.

Nka Susvinse Distribens County Servi Ioard’ No Hal ‘Rm Columbus Ict Department Americanism Begin Department Department Williams Ohio Soldiers and Sailors’ Home San Us Pidteess Emveay NAVY United States Navy Ischats Camden Europe Canilen Usss Lapwing Willams Eng

Ohio agriculture eases equipment quotas for farmers

The Ohio division of the U S Department of Agriculture issues orders allowing sale of used farming gear held by dealers to farmers in need. Quotas relaxed. items include plows, harrows, seeders, planters, engines, mills, cultivators, dusters and sprayers with regional limits noted.

Ohio United Sates Department of Agriculture Irmers Department ‘Wll

Ration Roundup: Coupons and fuel rationing update

In brief, Red and Blue ration book coupons remain valid through late April into May with watchful eye on point changes by week end. New Book 3 to replace Books 1 and 2 via mailed applications starting May 20. Sugar and shoes stamps, gasoline limits, fuel oil and outdoor tank ballast concerns noted. A brief wartime combat note reports 507 fighters shot down and seven tons of copper lost in a single minute.

Associated Press Corpee Joo Mies Victory Gardens Ohio

Reserve Corps Men Enter Service From Ohio Induction Centers

About 260 student members of the Enlisted Reserve Corps from Ohio State University will be sent to reception and then to recruit training stations after being inducted yesterday at Columbus. Over the next three days the induction center will process additional students into the reserve. Enlisted reserves are also being activated today at Cincinnati. Induction of selectees is suspended for now due to Ohio’s reduced quota, with other centers in Cleveland Toledo and Akron.

Columbus Ohio State Recep Reser Cincinna Ohio Cleveland Faledo Akron

Weather Bureau seeks students for meteorology course

Miss Lois Coots of the Weather Bureau will interview applicants in Athens at Hotel Berry on Thursday May 6 to enroll men and women in nine month advanced training courses in meteorology starting June 21 at the University of Chicago and New York University. Tuition books and living expenses are paid by the government. graduates may become junior meteorologists at annual salaries of 1800 to 2000. Applicants aged 20 to 30 must pass the Civil Aeronautics Administration medical exam and have two years of college with one year of science and one year of college physics. Travel for training accepted.

Lois Coots United States Weather Bureau Athens Hotel Berry Civil Aeronautics Administration University of Chicago New York University Coots Weather Bureau Hetween Civil Aeronautics ‘Administration Cal

Scrap Metal Taken in Meigs Case

Requisition papers were served by Deputy U S marshal Ralph F Queliett in Columbus. The metal classified as light and heavy scrap, with J J Tice of the War Production Board handling the regulation case. Other officers included W B Hart of Cincinnati regional salvage, Branco of WPB, and Lyfons, Helbling, Smith, and Thompson in related offices.

Ralph F. Queliett United States Columbus J. J. Tice War Production Board W B. Hart Cincinnat Special Projects Salvage Branco WPB Ly~ Fons EF. Helbling Cleveland FCF J. Warren ‘Smith Cincinnati W. Thompson OWE

Eating Places Ordered to Report Weekly Menus 1943

A wartime directive requires all eating and drinking places to file weekly menus or price lists with the nearest War Price and Rationing Board by May 1, 1943. Provisions include dual copies for OPA inspection, signatures by owners or officers, and separate filings per location. The rule covers restaurants, hotels, delis, soda fountains, catering firms, and similar entities.

Fon Fe- Alies Leonard Prater Athens Praterta OPA Prater Mente Mr. Prater Bradley Peck Charlotte Peck Army Unives United City New ‘Hampshire Durham Staten Peck Ohio Signal Corps Ethan Allen N. I Dan Scumnel Cleri i Aerias Universities

Multiple World War II Distant Notices From Athens Ohio

Local families report sons and relatives serving abroad and stateside. Messages from St Petersburg and Fort McClellan share news of training, pierce through Navy indutions, and letters home. Recruits from Athens County depart for Columbus and Great Lakes for nine day leaves and seamanship instruction.

Woman Attorney Freed From Marysville Paroled From State

A woman attorney imprisoned in Marysville for embezzlement was paroled today from the state reformatory in St Marys ville. She had been serving a sentence after conviction.

Marysville Women's Eformatory St. Marysville

Bee Important Tells Kiwan About Fire Damage

A fire at a residence in Athens damaged a kitchenette and a room beneath it where bees and honey were kept. Firemen extinguished the blaze, with Reese noting the importance of bee research to curb disease and support stronger swarms in Ohio.

Friend Love Rees Columbus Gallas Athens Flames. Reese Reese Ohio

Revival at Marsh Forest Sees Easter Program by Youth

A two week revival at the Christian Church hosts a Sunday morning Easter program led by Mrs. Lou Hawk and youth participants. Bible School reports 19 attendees as Rev Basen Kidwell leads evening services at 8 o clock EWT.

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Farmer Wickard Practices Doctrine On Indiana Farm

Claude Wickard secretary of agriculture visits a farm near Logansport Indiana to illustrate his public farming precepts. The appearance underscores his role and dedication to agricultural policy in a rural setting.

Farmer Wickard Claude Wickard Secretary of Agriculture Logansport Ind

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