Newspaper pricing and syndicate notices from an Ohio publication
The fragment lists Associated Press credits, subscription rates by carrier and region, and international rates. It notes abroad subscriptions require acceptance by The Messenger and mentions offices in Columbus Cleveland and Chicago with unspecified representatives. It also references obituary notices and cards of thanks with nominal charges.
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Associated Press
Associated Presse
Ohio
Messenger
Gee
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Nonsense Must Cease and Inflation Control Debate
An editorial argues that inflation requires expanding production of consumer goods and less red tape in distribution. It criticizes price ceilings and austerity measures, calls for simpler rationing and removal of price fixes, and warns that restrictive policies will cripple industry and boost black market activity.
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Washington
Sound War Bond Drive Urged As Smart Public Policy
The third War Loan drive should be oversubscribed as funds flow from banks and family reserves for postwar needs. Congress will not raise new taxes this year, so voluntary war savings via bonds remains the sensible path, accommodating varied personal finances and future income volatility.
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Congress
No Short Hope Germany Victory In World War Discussion
Allied officers warn that Germany remains strong and that victory will not come soon. They foresee fierce battles in North Italy and possible fighting in the Balkans as bombing of Germany continues. War lengthy, food scarce, and more men drafted as the year ends.
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Germany
Italy
Balkans
England
The Farmer Has Won In Southeast Ohio War Years
Weather is favorable and farmers in Southeast Ohio anticipate abundant harvests this year despite wartime labor losses. The district story shows old fashioned hard work by families with wives and children aiding in field labor as townspeople largely kept to their own gardens. The farmer’s family endured a tough spring and has prevailed through resilience and collective effort.
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Ohio
Franklin D Roosevelt risks politicizing wartime leadership
The column argues President Roosevelt's wartime radio speech blurred lines between duty and politics. It claims advisers shield him from valid criticism and that recent remarks hint at a fourth term draft. The piece urges focusing on commander-in-chief duties and demobilization policy rather than political campaigning.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Executive Mansion
Chicago
Harry Hopkins
Kelly
Commission
Congress
Mussolini
Army
Destruction in Palermo Harbor Shows Air Power's Reach
Clapper reports from Palermo Sicily on the harbor ruins after air attacks. Destroyed ships lie on piers, waterfront houses demolished, and city hall and civilian offices need reconstruction under AMGOT administration.
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Palermo
Sicily
AMGOT
Murray City Social and Personal Notes
Murray City aug 2 social notes report visits to Mrs Lara and Nelsonville relatives. multiple locals and nearby towns feature travel, family, and employment changes. Navy induction for Arthur Wilson noted along with several visits to Columbus Logan Cleveland Bryan and Detroit.
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Murray City
James
Frank ‘Lara
Nelsonville
James Frida
Ruth Carsner
Columbus
Jean Rowland
Detroit
Frank Walters
Ogan
Cora Walters
Walters
Carolyn Sue
Ralph Coleman
Thildren
Barberton
Frank Coleman
Chester Mitchell
Charles Herbst
Beile Clendenin
Arthur Wilson
Cinda Lou
Elmer Evans
Wanda
Rosalie
Dayton
Lawrence Short
Logan
Paul Cupp
Newark
Oscar Hellyer
Harry Jonas
New Straitsville
Elroy Short
Helen Wilson
Almeda Moody
Milton Campbell
Willoughby
Seth Huntley
Pvt
Lawrence Huntley
Camp Robinson
Ark
Camp Campbell
Opal Lanning
Delores
Mary Crooks
Oscar Helyer
la Donna Lloyd
L. E. Baird
Daisy Currens
Elza Sapp
Betty
Navy
Hattie Cook
Jennie Shunkwiler
J. J. Sisler
Athens
Thelma Hutchins
Goiter
Stewart
Cleveland Clinic
Grace Ehrnfield
Cleveland
Jack Slater
the Plains
C. A. Slater
Richard
Bryan
Betsy Wooten
Joan Hellyer
James Smart
Floyd Keeton
Irene McGirty
Charles Shunkwiler
Kathryn McFeely
William O’rourke
Donald Shunkwiler
Billy
Lois
C. H. Hutchins
Bobby
Lester Cook
Sandra
Minnie Willis
Lucille Lanning
Virginia
Kathleen Mingus
Hazel Tracy
Millfield
Joshua Matheny
Axis collapse may prompt new governments in Europe
War Today argues Mussolini's fall weakens Axis morale more than a unified defeat would, warning that nations like Romania and Bulgaria may rapidly topple, and asking what governments Axis countries will choose in postwar rehabilitation.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Mussolini
Germany
Bulgaria
Rumania
Hungary
Finland
Balkans
Romania
Hitler
Axis
Black Sea
Italy
Ploesti
United Nations
Europe
Nabby Lee Ames Grave Marked in Amesville Cemetery
The grave of Nabby Lee Ames was marked in Cutler Cemetery at Amesville. She was a pioneer woman and mother of 12 and the Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the D A R was named for her.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Cutler
Amesville
The
Athens residents and relatives visit kin amid national events
W B Johnson and sister Mrs Lucy Chadwell of Trimble visited sister Mrs Ida Hart of Export Pa. Palmer Wood, son of Judge J M Wood, is mentioned. Athens reports a paralysis stroke and President Warren G Harding death Aug 3 in San Francisco. Battery E of Athens was chosen for guard duty at Marion for Harding's funeral. Mr and Mrs O B Murphey of Athens left for two weeks at Lakeside.
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W. B. Johnson
Lucy Chadwell
Trimble
Ida Hart
Export, Pa
Palmer Wood
J. M. Wood
Athens
Fort Knox
Marion
Harding
O. B. Murphey
Lakeside
Soviet Yugoslavia pact and Moscow diplomatic shift outlined
The narrative traces April 1941 events from Stalin's pact with Yugoslavia to Moscow breaking relations with Belgrade and Norway, exposing German invasion plans. It notes appeasement signals, Stalin's rise to prime minister, and tensions with Britain as Germany prepares to attack.
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Stalin
Matsuoka
Yugoslavia
Germany
Hitler
Soviet Union
Europe
Russia
England
Milan Gavrilovich
Belgrade
Budapest
Gavrilovich
Kremlin
Balkans
Legation
Graf Friedrich Werner von der Schulenburg
Berlin
Moscow
Graf von der Schulenburg
Andrei Vyshinsky
Narkomindiel
Ankara
United States
Diamantopoulos
Perood
Molotov
Council of People's Commissars
Italy
Japan
Tass
Great Britain
Stafford Cripps
Vyshinsky
Statfort
Stockholm
London
Sia
Britain
Lottridge Social Notes Highlights of local visits and family events
Local residents share social rounds with guests from nearby towns. Families visit at the John home and at Robinsons while others attend camp meetings and gatherings in Stoutsville, Athens, and near Belott. Charles Robinson heads to Fort Hayes for Army induction.
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Lottridge
R. M
Wi Tenney
O.L. Davis
de Snyder
Tarlton
John
Hood
Glen White
Guy White
Stoutsville
Charles Ro
Athens
Robinson
Isadore Mantle
Harvey
Scott Snodgrass
Alfred
Pfe
R. Carson Jr
Marietta
F. C. Cobb
Belott
R. C. Boss
Beulah
Carson Boges, Jr
Dan Donna
Grace
Boggs
Campner
N. C
Cmi
Ira
Bessie Robins
Paul Robins
Chi Robinson
Bessie Robinson
Pearl Robinson
Charles Robinson
Fort Hayes
Columbis
Army
Questions and Answers Notes from a Vague History Q&A
A series of fragmented Q and A items discuss rad death underground movements and exiled monarchs. Questions reference Pierre, Queen Wilhelmina, Zita, and a Austro Hungarian empires, with stray mentions of “Battery acid” and The Yellow Kid from turn of the century culture.
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Wilhelmia
Holland
Canada
Zita
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Newspaper Association
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Clapper
America
Meigs County
Carpenter
Nellie Radekin
Earl Starkey
Walter F. Kirk
Port Clinton
Southeastern Ohio
Boy Scout
Lake
Muskingum River
Warren G. Harding
San Francisco
By Galbraith
Onal
By Henry C. Cassidy
Lunde
Miletitch
Norway
Belgium
Lottridge Social Notes
Pierre Cutie
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