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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1944

Page

4

Subscription rates and notices from the Athens Messenger

The Athens Messenger lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery across Ohio and outside, with overseas service pricing. It notes second class mail status, and designates John W. Cullen Company as national representatives with advertising rates on request.

American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Audit Bureau of Circulationa Associaton Associated Press Messenger Guterre Athens John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland

Brave new book by Eric Johnston praises average Americans

The United States Chamber of Commerce president Eric Johnston writes America Unlim ited, defending self made wealth and Horatio Alger stories. He describes average Americans as the backbone who are progressive yet conservative and urges readers to commend his views.

Eric Johnston United States Chamber of Commerce Johnston Horatio Alger Log Cabin White House America Mr. Johnston

Hats Off to the Infantry in This War Frontline Valor

The War Department highlights infantry courage amid heavy casualties, noting they do not receive the same public credit as airmen, Marines, Rangers, and submariners. Infantrymen endure brutal house to house fighting from Cassino to Italian hills, facing fear and fatigue with unwavering resolve.

War Department Infantry Rangers Cassino

Equal pay for teachers urged in single salary plan

Claude V. Courter urges nationwide adoption of a single salary schedule to pay teachers equally for equal training and experience, challenging the notion that senior high work is inherently more valuable. The piece argues primary education demands equal effort and that shortages of elementary teachers heighten the need for fair pay.

Claude V. Courter Cincinnati Carter

Consolidation of Armed Services Sparks Debate

Washington editors question a proposed single department of defense arguing it could alter the Constitution, dilute civilian control, and risk unity of command. They note current joint chiefs of staff already coordinate well and urge focusing on war efforts rather than constitutional overhauls.

Washington Department of Defense Army Navy United States Naval Operations Joint Chiefs of Staff General Marshall Admiral King Admiral Leahy Congress Army Air Forces General Arnold Marshall Arnold King and Leahy McNair

Labor demands gridlock in steel wage talks panel

Peter Edson discusses the collision between labor union demands and steel companies as the War Labor Board hears 14 union proposals including wage hikes, paid vacations, sick leave, group insurance, and other benefits. He questions whether some items belong to national policy or private bargaining and cites broader social security concerns and veteran benefits being studied by Congress. The column ends with a quotation and reflections on character formation.

C.so. Steelworkers War Labor Board Congress

Sweden and America in wartime role and contributions

The piece argues for evaluating wartime contribution by will and total cooperation rather than bloodshed or loans. It notes Sweden's precarious neutrality under Nazi pressure and cites American aid and production as key, asserting the United States shares in the collective Allied effort equally with Russia and Britain when nations act with total commitment.

Sam Sweden Germany Stockholm Aftonbladet Aftonbladet Britain Russia British Empire United States Stalin United Nations

Bradbury Social Notes Highlight Local Family Visits

Social notes cover Mrs. G. C. Russell visiting Columbus relatives and Mrs. Mary Rice returning from Cadmus, with updates on local moves, quarantines for scarlet fever, and illness across the county including measles. Charles Neal and Robert Collins are mentioned visiting family in Bradbury.

Bradbury—Bible School G. C. Russell Columbus Mary Rice Nona Sanders Cadmus Herman Michaels Tewksberry House Griff Russell Earl Werner Evelyn Turner Charles Neal Robert Collins Lyle Chapman

Holzer Hospital Updates On Local Patients

At Holzer Hospital Gallipolis reports list patients in fair condition and others under care. C H Wilson and Mrs Charles Martin, both local, suffer chronic pneumonia alongside Mrs Ora Donaldson of Jackson and Mrs Clarence Johnson of Pt Pleasant. Mrs Lawrence Reed of Middleport had a good post operative night. Wm Wamsley, 55, Pt Pleasant, admitted for surgery.

Gallipolis Holzer Hospital C. H. Wilson Charles Martin Third Ave City Ora Donaldson Jackson Clarence Johnson Pleasant Lawrence Reed Middleport Wm. Wamsley

Marker purchased for Eliza Davidson grave in cemetery

Fastside students of Athens contributed 5.56 to buy a marker for Eliza Davidson maid in Gen. George A. Custer's family grave at W. State St. cemetery. Athens Messenger news carriers, Rob ert Wilson Carl Neutzling and Charles Eiselstein, scored 83 points in Cincinnati salesmanship contest.

Fastside Athens Eliza Davidson George A. Custer W. State St Athens Messenger Robert Wilson Carl Neutzling Charles Eiselstein Cincinnati

Athens High Junior Class Play Cast and Local Gas Well

Taking part in the Athens High School Junior Class play Putting It Over were Norris Beasley Edgar Zick Paul Mottel Harold Giesecke Clinton Horn Florence Clutts Ruth Jones. A large gas well was drilled a mile and a half north of Racine and two miles east of the Nease Settlement field in Meigs County. Output estimated at more than 1.5 million feet per day. The well reached Berea formation and roar of gas was heard over a distance. The Society of Friends reports 6,000,000 German children face death from malnutrition due to starvation or illness as relief work begins.

Athens Norris Beasley Edgar Zick Paul Mottel Harold Giesecke Clinton Horn Florence Clutts Ruth Jones Lucius Cross Racine Nease Meigs County Berea Society of Friends Quakers

A Soldier’s Pint of Blood Charity Appeal

Poem urges readers to donate blood to save lives and spare soldiers from death. Emphasizes giving a pint as a simple sacrifice to return families to normal life and prevent further grief.

Questions and Answers From a World War II Era Page

A reader quiz lists questions and concise answers. Items cover Medal of Honor counts, Bible meaning, cabinet salary, origin of Devil Dog for Marines, and the Nuremberg Eye as the first pocket watch from late 1400s Germany.

U. S Germany

Night drama in Yokohama prison camp intrigue unfolds

Lieut Link Belt, an Army Air Corps radioman, is invited to dinner by prison commandant Azaraski and meets American women Tilda Courtright and Norma Greer. After a tense evening Link is sentinel- handed back to Niji Prison as Azaraski plans to eliminate witnesses. Courtright aids a hidden Japanese contact Monk while plotting future escape to the Russian mainland.

Link Belt Army Air Corps Niji Yokohama Azaraski Link Tilda Courtright Norma Greer Ota-Machi Yamato-Cho Bluff Bluff Gardens Hoshi Jiu-ni Wilson Daimo Courtright China

Minersville Personal Mention Highlights Local Families

Local notes share family events and movements of residents. Mrs. William Conant and relatives move between Minersville Columbus and Cherry Ridge as health and funerals shape the week. Other items include a newborn Gilbert Rummel and a Dallas defense worker’s return, with updates on Gladys Houdashelt Hill and Mrs. Conant’s passing. A Brazilian fungus lighting dead trees is noted.

Elisabeth Davis remembered at Union Cemetery services

Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs. Eliza beth Davis who died at her daughter Eva Davis’s home. Interment took place in Union Cemetery Athens as family and friends recall her long residency here.

Kimberly Elizabeth Davis Eva Davis Bobby Columbus George Pancake Ed Nelson Ardith Edna Millertown William Searles Ester Hatfield Carl Lauderback Athens George Dishon

Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Pleasant Valley society news recounts Gus McVey of near Albany visiting Mike Charles Brooks on Tuesday and Wednesday before planned health trip to Colorado. Frank Pugh and wife visited daughter Grace Whaley in Pomeroy, while Carl Carsey of Alliance stayed with his parents before Army service. Also listed are visits by Clyde Pratt to Howard Brooks, and illness of Mrs. Ella Wood at her daughter Loyd Bolin’s home. Other guests included Dr. T H Morgan, Miss Betty Gilham, and Mr. and Mrs. Manyard Coates with Sherry Ann.

Minersville William Conant Augusta Sinclair Conant Cherry Ridge Columbus Gladys Houdashelt Pauline Hill White Karl Grueser Great Lakes Naval Training Station Velma Grueser Jack McDowell Rollin Rummel Gilbert Linnie Rummel James Smith Gladys Rummel Barberton Billy Phillips Junior Stivers Culpepper Will Hood Toledo Ida. Phillips Charles Nease Pomeroy Harry Bailey Margaret Thomas Cpl Italy Pleasant Valley Gus McVey Near Albany Mike Charles Brooks McVey Colorado Frank Pugh Grace Whaley Carl Carsey Alliance John Carsey Clyde Pratt Howard Brooks Ella Wood Loyd Bolin Mildred Cox Anita Athens Mary Hurter New Marshfield Pearl Wood T. H. Morgan Betty Gilham Manyard Coates Sherry Ann Near Chase

Avenons Berwegs in mausries

Fragmentary text mentions Avenons Berwegs with unclear context and no verifiable details for robust summary.

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