Newspaper Name and Publishing Details From Early 20th Century Page
The page lists publishing affiliations and agencies including American Newspaper Publishers Association and Associated Press. It notes subscription rates for local Ohio delivery and overseas service, with pricing per year and half year. It mentions offices in Athens, Columbus, Cleveland, and Chicago and gives postal and advertising information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Elect Lunt
Audit Bureau of Cirevlations
Onie
Osio
Works
Ween
Peer
Messenger
Athens
Jonn W.W. Cullen Cares
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleve
Invincible? Hitler under pressure from Allied onslaught
The article portrays Hitler’s tenuous grip amid Allied advance in Sicily and the Soviet Orel offensive while Allied bombing devastates German cities. It notes Eden’s reminder of Nazi fate if international force overwhelms Fascist Italy, and German press fears homeland fragility despite fronts.
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All Highest
Sicily
Orel
Reich
Eden
Hitler
Fuehrer
Germany
Italy
Hamburg
Berlin
Soviet dominance fears shape postwar Europe
Analysts foresee a large Soviet influence stretching across Eastern and Central Europe after World War II. The removal of Comintern eases Russia's bid for global sway while Moscow backs the Free Germany National Committee as a conduit for German revolt and potential Soviet-aligned democracy.
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Soviet Union
Europe
English Channel
Germany
Moscow
Comintern
Russia
Communist Party
OPA's Prentiss Brown Calls Price Rationing Confusing
In a Washington interview Administrator Prentiss A. Brown says the home front war policy on price control and rationing is viewed as highly confusing by people nationwide. He avoids judging his agency's own performance but notes widespread public confusion from coast to coast.
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Prentiss A. Brown
Washington
Mr. Brown
Canada
Gulf
OPA
NAM Sees Prolonged Rationing After Peace
The National Association of Manufacturers warns rationing may continue after peace returns. If controls end too quickly a rush for scarce food could occur. Some see a turning point with armament capacity shifting back to civilian needs, easing demand.
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National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Army maneuvers under extreme heat raise accountability questions
The piece questions who ordered desert maneuvers in 124 degree heat causing 39 lost and 3 dead, and whether precautions were taken. It notes the War Department's stance on officer culpability, and calls for formal inquiries to reveal facts about handling and potential mistakes in Army operations.
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Washington
Italy
California
United States Army
War Department
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Senate
House
Congress
North Pacific
Attu
Kiska
Air power may force Italy to capitulate, says Allied briefing
Allied headquarters in North Africa reports that Italy shows defeat under sustained bombing. From Sicily bases the Italians are unable to repair rail yards and bomb damage after raids on Naples. The note argues massive air attacks could end the European war this year and force Germany to yield.
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Allied
North Africa
Italy
Rome
Sicily
Borizzo
Ponte Olivo
Castelvetrano
Comiso
Milo
Naples
Germany
Hamburg
England
Europe
United Nations
Silence as Counter to Calumny and Defamation
A concise quotation framing silence as the strongest rebuttal to calumny and defamation, attributed to Addison.
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Addison
Samuel Johnson Quote on Language Stability
A concise note attributes the idea that every quotation contributes to the stability or growth of language to Samuel Johnson. The remark frames quotes as building blocks within linguistic evolution and lexical expansion.
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Samuel Johnson
Apple Grove Personal and Social Notes
Apple Grove social notes list residents and visitors including Pfc Carroll Norris after furlough at Fort McClellar Alabama and several family gatherings. Names include Mrs Ellen Sayre Miss Delores Wolfe Miss Mabel Robinson Earl Robinson Mr and Mrs Herbert Shields Anita Donald Marie Martin Sue Ann Gideon Roush O G Shields Early Roush Rev Lester Taylor etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Grove
Carroll Norris
Fort McClellar
Alabama
Ross Norris
Ellen P. Sayre
Lancaster Camp Meeting
Delores Wolfe
Columbus
Mabel Robinson
Earl Robinson
Herbert Shields
Marlene
Williamson
W. Va
Gladys Hayman
George Hayman
Lewis Ours
Aliquippa
Ruby Hiayman
Daisy Robinson
Herbert Henderson
Anita
Donald
Marie Martin
Point Pleasant
J. A. Shank
Roy Buck
Sue Ann
Gideon Roush
O. G. Shields
East Letart
Early Roush
Stobart
Frank Buck
Antiquity
Lester Taylor
Reverend Taylor
Howard Johnson
Racine
Sidney Carpenter
John Hayman
Betty Beegle
Frank Geul
Charles Sayre
A. E. Engle
Miami
Florida
Betty Engle
Virginia
Parkersburg
Stone Trautman
Europe braces for final Armageddon phase as Allies press south
War analysis outlines Hitler’s defensive redeployment in northern Italy with a vast line from La Spezia to the Adriatic and across the Po river. It describes Badoglio’s delay, a possible quarter million German troops, and the plan to shield the Inner Fortress while preparing a last-ditch stand to safeguard the Reich.
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Europe
Marshall Badoglio
Hitler
Italy
Trieste
Adriatic
Balkans
Fuehrer
United Nations
Madrid
la Spezia
Rome
France
Germany
Reich
News Your Dad Read Ten Years Ago Highlights
Items from ten years ago note Mrs. Frank Rauch returning from Buckeye Lake and Mr. Hess family visiting Fostoria. Dan Bardin and children came back from Magnetic Springs and Century of Progress. Actress Sylvia Sidney quit a film over a neck ailment and a Meigs County cyclone damaged homes and animals.
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Dan Bardin
Magnetic Springs
Century of Progress
Sylvia Sidney
Two Pomeroy Women Take Jobs at Curtiss-Wright Plant
Ora Mae Burton and Mrs. Roy Reuter have been hired as radio technicians at the Curtiss-Wright plant in Columbus and will depart Friday morning. Burton leaves her beauty shop job after three years. the trio, including Miss Jemma Gerolami, toured Columbus on Monday.
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Pomeroy
Ora Mae Burton
Roy Reuter
Curtiss-Wright
Columbus
Miss Burton
Penn Beauty Shop
Reuter
Jemma Gerolami
Questions and Answers Quiz Highlights From War Era Pages
A set of trivia items covering missing artists in the South Pacific, the Isle of Capri’s location and military importance, Mussolini’s middle name Juarez, green vision with tinted glasses, potassium permanganate’s medical use, and the Goddess of Liberty’s attributes including the law book dated July 4 1776 and the torch in her right hand.
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Liberty
Scroft
Moscow on the eve of war a Soviet Riviera diary
A traveler recalls Moscow life amid looming conflict and a Sochi Riviera stay. He describes breakfast misfires, a costly menu chase, seaside lounging, radios broadcasting state messages, and mixed social norms on the Black Sea coast during a week of meals, swimming, and rest.
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Germany
Russia
Moscow
Baltic States
Soviet Union
Sochi
Caucasian Riviera
Black Sea
Riviera Hotel
Caucasus
Langsville Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Langsville residents and families report several social trips and gatherings. Langsville-Carl Gorby vacationed with parents in Maryland for ten days. S. G. Pickens and Charleston relatives stayed with T. M. Pickens in Langsville. J. A. Miller of New Orleans was honored with funeral services at Langsville Church and burial in Wright Cemetery.
Social Notes of Syracuse
Mrs C W Roll joined her daughter Bertha Lawrence and Tillie Mainwaring Monday then returned to Cincinnati by motor on Wednesday. Lawrence Soulset and family of Columbus visited their sister Miss Glenna Soulsdy in Syracuse. Rev and Mrs Robert Salset ed moved to Piqua to preach in the Nazarene church. The Lawrence property is vacated for the Nazarene parsonage, the Thiener family occupies the former Wood property, Eb Wright recently returned from St Joseph Hospital and is convalescing at home. Annie Adams of Portland visited her daughter Charles Newman Wednesday. S of Asbury Methodist Church meets Wednesday with Marcia Karr presiding. devotion led by Alice Capehart. Harold Weaver rejoins his wife and son Richard after several weeks away. Mrs Herbert Sippert recovering at home after a fall. Mr and Mrs Capuckwers Cambridge and Miss Duckworth of Columbus visited the former Dyckwell’s mother Mrs James. Mr and Mrs Chester 74 and daughter from Columbus on vacation with relatives. Dora Cobb and Mrs Stotert with Edward Houdashet dead Tuesday Fort Bliss Texas. Fort Bliss furlough spent with his aunt. William and brothers Elmet part of the family.
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Syracuse
C. W. Roll
Bertha Lawrence
Tillie Mainwaring
Cinei
Lawrence
Mainwaring
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Lawrence Soulset
Columbus
E. J. Soulsoy
Glenna Soulsdy
Arthur Lovett
Nazarene
Robert
Annie Adams
Portland
Charles Newman
Asbury Methodic Church
Marcia Karr
Ciety
Alice Capehart
Irving
Harold Weaver
Ricard
Herbert Sippert
Mel
Capuckwers
Cambridge
Rae Duckworth
Dyckwe
James
Chester
Columbo
Relatis
Osar
Rutland
Ed Mills
Dora Cobb
Stotert
Edward Houdashet
Fort Bliss
Texas
William and Brothers
Elmet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Besse
Elishin
Cae
Publisnes Bertin
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Clapper
Dewitt MacKenzie
Frank X. Rauch
Buckeye Lake
Robert Hess
Bobby
Elaine
Catherine
Mr. Hess
Fostoria
Meigs County
Calvin Coolidge
U. S
Warren Harding
Donald Powell
Watson Wolfe
Buckeyes Lake
Oscar Fulton
F. L. Coultrap
Clifton Springs
F. L. Preston
Byron Wolfe
Cincinnati
By Galbraith
South Pacific
Isle of
Capri
Benito Mussolini
Juarez
Ayr
By Henry Co. Cassidy
Russia Riviera
Langsville Social Notes
Langsville
Carl Gorby
Middle River
Don Gorby
S. G. Pickens
Charleston
T. M. Pickens
J. A. Miller
New Orleans
Langsville Church
Wright Cemetery
Dwight Brown
Gordon
St. Albans
F. A. Miller
Sadie Wilson
Miller Wilson
Nelsonville
Alice Miller
William Harmon
von Miller
Alice
Daisy
Ethel Miller
John Miller
Larry
W. T. Miller
Vinton
James Hull
Winter Garden
Fla
Belt
Lane Ore
Guy Swadley
Barbara
Social Notes of
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