Athens Ohio the Established Newspaper Publisher Details
Athens Ohio public notice style entry shows publisher and editor names, publishing period 1896 to 1929, weekly weekday afternoon and weekend editions, Associated Press affiliation, circulation rates by carrier and mail, overseas Marine Mes subscription note, second-class matter posting, national representatives and advertising inquiry points.
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Athens
Onio
W. Bush
See
Enger Publishing Co
Gorgon K Bush
Mar
Charlas H. Harris
Punishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
All News Dispatches
Focal News
Marince Mes
John W. Culien Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
U., Cleveland
Bases and geopolitics weigh on Pacific defense strategy
A London British Empire conference discussion stirs fears over exclusive U S control of Pacific bases won from Japan. The piece argues for joint control with Australia, New Zealand, France, Holland and Portugal, while defending American bloodshed in securing key atolls and air bases for future defense.
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London
Australia
New Zealand
United States
France
Holland
Portugal
South Africa
Canada
India
Pacific
Kurile Islands
Japan
Adak
Attu
Balboa
Canton Island
Dutch Harbor
Eniwetok
Galapagos
Guam-Saipan-Tinian Area
Majuro
Manus
Midway
Far East
New
Pearl
Atlantic
Arctic
Caribbean
Roosevelt
Daily News
Social Security costs echo England plan criticisms
In a spirited critique, the author argues compulsory social security could consume up to 25 percent of earned income, citing British experiments and a New York Times calculation. The piece warns such schemes would erode personal savings and fail under inflation, ending with a lightly ironic aside.
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England
House of Commons
New York Times
Truman eyes merger issues in Navy air and Marine Corps fate
Washington reports President Truman studying points of difference in proposed Army Navy merger. Navy argues for retaining control of its land based and sea supported air units and preserving Marine Corps independence for amphibious warfare. The White House may factor in Eisenhower discussions while evaluating defense budget impacts and strategic aims.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Truman
War Department
Army Air Forces
Bermuda
Azores
Marine Corps
MacArthur
Guam
Saipan
Peleliu
Iwo Jima
United States
Eisenhower
Armed Services
Pacific
Brannan Says Rural Health Lags City Services in Health Bill Testimony
In a Senate hearing on the Wagner-Murray-Dingell health bill, Assistant Secretary Charles F. Brannan argues rural health care is 40 years behind cities. He cites higher farm birth rates, lower vaccination, worse maternal and infant mortality, and scarce doctors and hospitals in rural areas, noting many beds sit empty while cities overflow.
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Washington
Charles F. Brannan
Denver
Colo
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Brannan
U. S
Tiang Farm
Mars
Never waste food say public forum urges Ohio readers
The Public Forum urges Americans to conserve food after war, detailing how to reuse dried bread, fats, and reduce meat, to ease a flour shortage. It calls housewives to participate, stressing that Uncle Sam is proud of citizens’ effort and that war torn countries need aid. Maude Pearl Schuster signs from Rutland Ohio on April 26.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Sam
America
My Belief on Old Age Pension From Nelsonville Letter
An 83 year old Reedsville writer supports the old age pension plan but condemns liens and inspectors. He laments high per person costs, tax burden, and mismanagement while praising farmers roads and schools. He urges justice and liberty for all and signs as James R. Lowther, April 22.
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Old Age Pension Club
Nelsonville
James R. Lowther
Reedsville
Sawyer says European famine reports were exaggerated
Charles Sawyer former U S Ambassador to Belgium told the Columbus Kiwanis Club that starvation reports in Europe were exaggerated. He urged keeping the atomic bomb secret and criticized Allied dissension while stressing support for allies over former enemies. The note mentions the Coast Guard dispatching ships to Pacific waters.
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Columbus
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
U. S
Belgium
Europe
Columbus Kiwanis Club
Sawyer
Franco Spain Referendum May Shape UN Wake
AP analyst Dewitt Mackenzie weighs Franco regime tactics amid Security Council concerns. Possible Spanish census signals a referendum to test public mood, potentially influencing a return to monarchy if Don Juan concedes. Britain and the United States seek peaceful end to Franco rule to avoid civil war, with no reconciliation in sight.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
UN Security Council
Spain
Jme
Franco
Security Council
Don Juan
Attlee
England
United States
France
Republic
Francco
Crown City News Notes A Round of Local Moves and Visits
Crown City reports residents moving in from Gallipolis and Huntington, with family funerals and Easter visits. Mrs Truesdale and George Brown relocated. Stanley Brown’s funeral in Chillicothe prompted Truesdales’ travel. Etta Kearns returned home after Huntington visit. Dennis Shafer and wife drive her car. Egg hunt led by Mrs Sims and Mr Butt. Charles Sims won a white rabbit prize. Birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Lewis Woodyard for Vinton Rankin. attendees Kathryn Rankin, Don Rankin, and the Woodyards. Crown City area families share holiday hospitality with Easter visits from Albert Allall and Huntington guests.
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Crown City
Harry Truesdale
George Brown
Gallipolis
Daughters of Ohio Guild reception notable guests
Ten years ago in New York City Frances Wilson Welch chaired the Daughters of Ohio Guild 35th annual reception with Ruby Mercer singing. A Utah Place home hosted fifty guests, Arbor Day trees were planted at West Side School, and Girl Scout officers were announced. Twenty years ago George Hopkins and sister left for Cleveland as David Johnson won county election clerk, Albany High graduates included Donna Sanders as salutatorian with Elva Throckmorton and Charles Fagan singing at a Current Events Club dinner.
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Frances Wilson Welch
Athens
Beverly
Daughters of Ohio
Albany High School
Donna Sanders
Elva Throckmorton
Charles Fagan
Springs flight
Debby and Bart chase Bull the dog fox hound after the dog escapes with a long leash during a hill trek from the village. Ellie recovers from illness as Bull bolts away and Debby fears losing him while Joel and Bart organize a search with another dog in the valley. To be continued.
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Men Newkirk
Trils Ag
Debby
Ellie Ie
Ellie
Bart
Agnes
Joel
Leander Platt
John Qualey
Warsden
Bull
Tennessee
Stoel
Jand
Witla
Stewart Social Briefs from Stewart area
Sergeant Glen Frost returns to Percy Jones Hospital Battle Creek after a 30 day furlough with parents. Cpl James Frost expected home from Munich June 1 on furlough. Goff Dunfee returns to San Antonio after a 15 day furlough with parents. Nell Petty returns to Fort Belvoir after visiting parents on Easter. Easter guests at C. E. Norris home include Lela Lightfoot Garth Sandra Kay Clare Norris Merle Norris and Glenora Wright. Wrights from Athens guest of Petty family. Jack Price and Melvin Dunfee hosted. Mrs Mabel Florence of Parkersburg visited her mother Huldah Oliver. Stewart residents attend Easter services at Bethany Church. Joe Weaver and wife visit Columbus. plan two weeks as guests. Easter guests at Charles McBee home include Ray Dye Parkerburg. Frederick McBee and Janie Canton. A. A. Cain ill. Nina Townsend buys Norris residence on Church Street as Norris family moves to Columbus. Earl Seaman Junior and Gwendolyn of Parkersburg and Charles Long visit R. W. Seaman for Easter. Mrs Felix Swope of Alexandria Virginia returns after visit.
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Stewart
Glen Frost
Percy Jones Hospital
Battle Creek
Mich
John Frost
Cpl
James Frost
Munich
Germany
Goff Dunfee
Air Corps
San Antonio
Texas
Melvin Dunfee
Nell Petty
Fort Belvoir
Leslie Petty
C. E. Norris
Lela Lightfoot
Garth
Sandra Kay
Clare Norris
Springfield
Merle Norris
Columbus
Glenora Wright
Bethany
Herman Wright
Athens
Clarence Petty
Jack Price
Cleveland
Melvin Dunifee
Mabel Florence
Parkersburg
Huldah Oliver
Bethany Church
Lewis Moore
Arthur Wetherell
Joe Weaver
Charles McBee Easter
Ray Dye
Parkerburg
Frederick MciBee
Janie
Canton
A. A. Cain
Nina Townsend
Byrne
Murray City Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Travel
Murray City residents reported visits from Pvt Harold Dixon en route from Lowery Field to Shepherd Field Texas and from relatives in Detroit Zanesville Columbus and Athens. Numerous local families hosted or visited relatives in Nelsonville Logan Glouster and Columbus over the weekend and into Monday, including Shuttlworths Crafts Shorts Potts and Lanning families.
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Murray City
Harold Dixon
Dixie Lee
Harold Withem
Joan
Nelsonville
Dixon
Lowery Field
Col
Shepherd Field
Texas
Virginia Shuttleworth
Larry
Margaret Shuttleworth
Detroit
Harry Gosier
Zanesville
Emmett Shirt
Bonnie Shuttleworth
Jean Craft
Ruth Alice Tigner
Athens
Eugene Snyder
Myrtle Barnes
Columbus
John Snyder
Rolly Hanson
Mary Lu
Judith Ann
Ina
Bauer
Allen Beattie
Ray Dixon
Straitsville
Lillie Spencer
Floyd Keeton
Logan
Lawrence McClel+ sland
Glouster
John Shelton
Granville Thompson
Clevesland
Howard Craft
Elroy Short
Emmett Short
Aves Ann Thompson
Wm. Bradbury
Gerald Wooten
Jean Shaffer
Clarence Brown
Frank Bryan
Pete Verba
Nelson
Lester Sorrell
Barbara James
Louis Sabo
Wm. Cooper
Gary
Capitolin Harper
Blanche Brooker
Charles Shunkwiler
Wayne Huston
Betty Lu
Martha Gottke
Martha Huston
Johnnie Moody
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vane Austen
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
United States Coast Guard
Crown City News
W. H. Logan
Utah Place
West Side School
P.S. Wamsley
Athens High School
C. L. Jones
Girl Scout Council
Reed J. Downs
R. F. Beckett
FF. R. Murphey
H. A. Elkins
George W. Hopkins
Clayton Vorkes
David Johnson
Board of Elections
Athens County
Current Events Club
Colonial Tea Room
Springs Flight
William Maier
Stewart Social Briefs
Murray City News
By Galbraith
S. Pat
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