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Subscription rates listed for carriers and mail including terms for in state and out of state deliveries. Mentions Associated Press and newspaper publishing offices with pricing and distribution notes.
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Amereer
Pubishers Association
Obie Beech Low
Audis Bureau of Circulations
Oni
Associaton
Associated Prem
Associated Presa
Dews
Wile Peper
Focal News
PAN COMPLICATIONS AND THE PAY AS YOU EARN PLAN
The Tax Foundation warns of a revolt against the pay as you earn system due to growing complexities. Beginning Sept 15 workers face estimates for 1943 earnings, revisions in December, and Ides of March 1944 to sort out.
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The
Tax Foundation
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Randolph Paul
Sam
Negro riveters spark shipyard shutdown debate
The Baltimore sun reports Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard, with 5000 workers, closed after 15 Negroes enrolled in a riveters training class. The piece argues discrimination against Black workers spans north and south and urges upgrade of Negroes into skilled roles rather than closing yards or banning unions.
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Baltimore Sun
Bethlehem Sparrows Point
South
Mason- Dixon
Baltimore
California
Oregon
Publicist Smith and the push for a European front
The appeal for a full scale invasion of Europe now appears amid renewed Moscow agitation for a second European front. The National Council of American-Soviet Friendship signs the appeal, with Edwin S. Smith as executive director. The piece notes a possible link to Edwin Seymour Smith, a former NLRB member ousted in 1941 for left wing activity.
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Europe
Moscow
National Council of
Edwin S. Smith
Edwin Seymour Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Marine Food From Wartime Letters Describe Survival
An excerpt from Marine Walter Wagner of the U S Naval Hospital San Diego recalls hunger during a Solomon Islands advance. He and others, with two days of rations, faced three weeks cutoff and ate lizards parrots tree roots and maggots left by Japanese shelling. He says malaria and worms delay his return home.
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Walter Wagner
U. S. Naval Hospital
San Diego
Wagner
Solomon Islands
Unprecedented U S Drop in Aircraft Production Sparks Inquiry
Washington faces a crisis as heavy bomber and engine output falls dramatically over the last 30 days. Estimates range from 50 to 85 percent decline amid labor, management, and J Watchdog concerns, prompting calls for swift congressional action.
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Washington
Europe
Pacific
America
Department of Justice
West
Roosevelt
James F. Byrnes
B. M. Baruch
Congress
Anonymous Heroes in Sicily Under Wartime Censorship
The piece discusses wartime censorship that shields officers from publicity while praising enlisted men. It notes several anonymous generals and a tank colonel fighting in Sicily, highlighting the tension between morale needs and recognition. It contrasts publicized acts with unseen sacrifices and warns against inflated reputations.
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London
Sicily
Seventh Army
Washington
West Africa
Palermo
Patton
Rome
America
North
Africa
Mediterranean
Thackeray
Henry Esmond
Prussian militarists may seize control of Germany
War Today reports a politico military conference signals a future military dictatorship in the Reich with Hitler as figurehead. Goering is described as wielding powers as liaison while Prussian generals plan a long defense, promising a final stand against Allied victory and Nazism.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Hitler
Reich
Fuehrer
Mussolini
Italy
Goering
Germany
Q and A: legendary Icarus to coriander use and more
A set of general knowledge questions with answers on Icarus wax wings coriander use Turin as a military objective Landsteiner's discovery of blood types chinampa floating gardens heir to the Spanish throne and asymmetrical foot length.
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Icarus
Infante
Don Juane
Alfonso XIII
Corning Social Notes Highlights Euchre Party and Visits
Mrs. Mabel Gray hosted a Wednesday euchre gathering on North Valley street with Beulah Craig as guest score keeper and Florence Hampson winning second prize. Luncheon guests included Flora Briggs Lee Thomas Genevieve Wright and others. The column also notes visits by Carl Swartz Betty Fout and Charles Eugene, plus Lily Brown travel to Detroit and crooksville visitors Pat Welch and Charlene Wright.
Local household notes and visits include illness update
Mrs. Verfers improves after months of illness while care is arranged with Elmer Rowland and Margaret Potts helping. Mrs. Nickles returns from Columbus after Ben Nickles hospital treatment as Mrs. Edith Nickles joins home. Sgt. Robert Quinn honored at Orchard Hill dinner hosted by Margaret Curtiss with guests including Elizabeth Quinn and the Henslers. Joan Edwards returns home after Magnetic Springs trip. Families visit in Lancaster and Columbus. various relatives and neighbors gather for updated health and social events.
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George Verfers, Sr
Elmer Rowland
Verfers
Mr. Verfers
Lancaster
Margaret Potts
Margaret Curtiss
Robert Quinn
Orchard Hill
Elizabeth Quinn
Marcella Hensler
Wyandotte, Mich
Albert Hensler
Ravenna
School Days Return as Vacation Ends
Poet Mae Radford from Columbus Ohio writes about the sense of gloom at the start of a new school year. The piece notes new dresses books teachers and classmates from distant places and reflects on how school days are brief yet treasured.
Experts misread Soviet strength in Hitler era Russia
The piece argues that German, Italian, Allied and press experts misjudged Soviet power, noting the Moscow embassy staff and GETS group failed to grasp real conditions. It highlights Schulenburg, Koe string, Rosso, Relli, Steinhardt, and Cripps among others, and notes their limited access to Soviet life and the prolonged war.
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Soviet Russia
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Russia
Reichsfuehrer
Germany
Europe
Fuehrer
Red Army
Wehrmacht
Moscow
Hitler
Soviet Union
Finland
Hungary
Slovakia
Rumania
United States
Great Britain
Graf von der Schulenburg
Tiflis
Ernest Koestring
Schulenburg
Wilhelmstrasse
Italy
Augusto Rosso
Schulebourg
Washington
Guido Relli
GETS
Christophe Diamantopoulos
Greece
Stafford Cripps
Haidar Aktay
Turkey
Milan Gavrilovich
Yugoslavia
Sir Stafford
Haritonenko
Kremlin
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Vladivstok
Foreign Commissariat
Buchtel Social And Personals Update
Cpl. Duard Mohney returns home on furlough from Camp Barkeley Texas to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas Mohney Sr. Several families and residents are noted visiting relatives in Evansville Wellston Columbus Logan and Chicago with local gatherings at Happy Hollow School and reunions.
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Buchth
James McNamee
Logan
Colbert
John Sabo
Stella Kroteche
Buchtel
Happy Hollow
Hany Hollow School
M Brady Covert
Jimmy
George Rife
Elsie Booksman
Ed Conley
Connie
Roy Krakau
Daught
Julia Rose
Cleveland
Hellyshea
W Townsend
Shirley
Billy
Columbus
Olne) Whitmore
Chet
Aftrude Mason
Seven Sisters
Leo White
McDoug
George House
Springfield
George
Wendell Schiv
Pield
Bill Schivley
Tighe
Eke Dayton
George Schivley
Mary Castell
Ed Hiller
Mary Fratts
Mis
Swingle
Daughte
Mar' Kali Patty
Zanesville
Katryn Fratts
Anna Gra
Robert Whitmore
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WPB
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Lord Chesterfield
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Mexico
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Carl Swartz
Betty Fout
Charles Eugene
Louise Swartz
Wilbur Swartz
Harry Morgan
Detroit
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Mich
Charles Gobbels
Pat Welch
Crooksville
Earl Roberts
Charles Wright
Charlene Wright
Mrs. Welch
Isabel Thomas
Edith Nickles
Ben Nickles
Grant Hospital
Joan Edwards
Congo
Magnetic Springs
Vern Dunlap
Billa Ramsey
Dunlap
Catherine Bernhard
Mary Elizabeth of
George Klarenbach
Charles Roof Jr
Alvie Roof
Andrew Resin
Frank Roof
Camp Jackson
Winnie Roof
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Mary Jo
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New Lexington
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