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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1941

Page

4

Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co Publication Notes

Page four details the Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co ownership with Gordon K. Bus as publisher and general manager H Harris as managing editor. It lists affiliations with industry groups and AP permission, plus subscription prices six months two fifty and one year four fifty across counties and zones.

Athens Messenger Frederick W. Bush Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO Gordon K. Bus Mgr. H. Harris

Russia's Front Need for Allied War Effort Highlighted

Raymond Clapper argues against leaving victory to Russia alone and urges continued Allied involvement. He notes Stalin's push for a broader front, increased American lend lease, and the Moscow conference implications. He warns against blocking supplies and stresses US support as essential to crushing Nazi power.

Russia Moscow Iran United States Germany Britain

Retailers Hold Line Against Inflation While Promise Stable Living Standards

In a broad forecast the piece argues defense demand will not collapse civilian supply, shortages will be manageable, and prices may rise 10 to 15 percent. It credits retailers for preventing inflationary speculation and keeping price policies steady while maintaining living standards for millions.

Awakening America to a Break with France in War

The author argues that wartime sentiment in America will accept a break with France if necessary. He warns that Nazi seizures and concessions threaten the western world and that decisive action by a trusted ally is required to prevent Germany from using France as a base for attacks on the Americas.

France Lafayette Hitler Americans Americas Atlantic

Airports for Civil War Era Defense Spend Boosts

Civil Aeronautics Administration announces eighty million dollars for construction and improvement of 288 air ports nationwide. The program aims to expand civilian air travel after the war, with pilots, mail by air, and increased airport capacity, noting none of the 288 airports are in Ohio.

United States Civil Aeronautics Administration Ohio

Versailles Statue Fall Mirrors France’s Darkening Days

A summer storm toppled the statue of General Pershing in Versailles as the Petain Darlan regime moved toward collaboration with Nazi Germany. The Lafayette statue remained intact, but the city watched as Pershing’s column shattered, symbolizing a turning point in France’s history.

Petain-Darlan France Germany Europe Versailles Lafayette General Pershing

Military figure promises reform amid global turmoil

In 1917 I stopped mutiny and in 1940 I halted rout. Now I pledge to save you from a shadowy Marehhat Petain guiding the French state. The speaker frames a history of decisive action and a warning about current leadership.

Marehhat Petain

Peter Edson Reviews Washington Scene on RFC Flying Loans

RFC defense loans totalling 1.6 billion include many small par loans for private flying schools under the Civilian Pilot Training Program. Loans to buy training planes funded pilot instructors for Army and Navy, with strong repayment and safety records. Private pilots number near 200,000 as the nation shifts toward a flying age.

Washington Great Reconstruction Finance Corporation RFC Defense Defense General Motors Chicago United States John Doe Civilian Aeronautics Administration Army Navy Somerville Mass Reconstruction Finance Corporation Congress

Personal and Social Notes Of Syracuse

Syracuse notes report Charles McDaniel 67 died of a heart attack at Pittsburgh while en route to visit his daughter in Elizabeth Pa. Other items record social visits, family illnesses, school opening plans, and community events around Syracuse including Meigs County Pioneer election results and various travels of residents.

Syracuse Charles McDaniel Elizabeth Pittsburgh John McDaniel Joe Quisenberry Grace Winebrenner Ray Whaley Hemlock Grove Ellen Baer Oa Quisenberry Joe

Notable quotes and vacation notices in brief

Will Rogers quotes Senator Borah praising France for saving after the war. The Jacoby family and the Snider family depart for a Canada Niagara Falls vacation. A Hollister field owned by Charles Fada yields corn reaching 17 feet tall.

E. R. Jacoby Eileen George Snider Canada Niagara Falls Charles Fada Hollister

Bond defeat leaves Rome Township school project unfinished

Rome Township trustees faced a setback as a special bond issue to finish a Stewart school failed by 58 votes. Outdoor Club members from Nelsonville enjoyed a Crystal Springs weeklong trip under chaperones Mrs Ailes Miss Bess Ailes Miss France Bennett and Mrs Walter Mech em. A D Farrow and J P Starr of Nelsonville sponsored Southern Ohio Motor Cycle Club races at the Hocking County Fairgrounds on Labor Day. Charles P Kircher and family of Athens returned from a three week vacation at Willow Lodge Buckeye Lake.

Rome Township Stewart Nelsonville Crystal Springs Ailes Bess Ailes France Bennett Walter Mechem A. D. Farrow J. P. Starr Southern Ohio Motorcycle Club Hocking County Fairgrounds Labor Day Charles P. Kircher Athens Willow Lodge Buckeye Lake

New Plymouth Personal and Social Notes

New Plymouth items include visits to Lima Dundas Union Furnace Bethel Grove West Virginia and Charleston Ill. cake baking contest winners Lucille Nell s and Lenora Frirespe ly. Frances Fuller visiting brother Raymond Columbus. orchardists meeting Wooster Experiment Station. traveling families Treachey Heinlein and Elizabeth accompany homeward.

New Plymouth W. S. Hardesty Lima Herbert Colley Dundas Homer Haas Mildred Harris Hazel Eileen Loomis Union Furnace W. H. McDaniel Little Hocking LaVerne Fuller Earle Heinlein Nettie Cassell Sheldon Bethel Grove Josh Jarvis Clara Eddie John Mowery, Jr West Virginia Mole Cherry Charleston John Karns Creole Lucillenells Lenora Frirespely Lora Rannells Stewart Andrew Adelman Frances Fuller Raymond Columbus

Plan Flower Shower in Church Next Thursday

Vinton Garden Club members plan their annual fall flower show at the Baptist Church on Thursday Aug 28. Open from 2 30 until 5 00 p m, with awards for best roses dahlias marigolds zinnias gladiolas cosmos asters petunias baskets of wild flowers floral table decorative pieces winter bouquets and vegetable arrangements.

Gallipolis Vinton Garden Club Baptist Church

Social notes from Union area guests and visits

Mr Union MT UNION Mr Harley Carr and Mrs Carr were Saturday guests of Mr Lewis Saxon of Dexter Mrs George Harmon returned after a week with Vaughn McKnight Shinnston W VA Mr and Mrs John Wiseman and sons Robert and Willis Wiseman of Kicothe were weekend guests of O W Wiseman Mrs James Stewart and her sons visited her mother Mrs John Nicholson and relatives in the area Sidney Jordan and sons Floyd and Clarence attended a birthday dinner at the home of Dylan Michael Bunker Hill Sunday Guests included Roy Jordan Springfield Francis Douglas Bessie and Arthur McGee Columbus Howard Clark Harrisonville Chester Spencer Logan and A R Caster Athens Sunday guests of Frank Wood Harley Carr and James Clark Bashan M A Epple and family attended the Clark reunion Sunday John Wiseman and son Robert Chillicothe and O W Wiseman were Saturday guests of John Nicholson Ward Nicholson visited the Johnsons Athens Monday guests Mr and Mrs George Harmon M A Epple and Calvin attended a funeral at Mt Carmen Monday.

MT. Union Harley Carr Lewis Saxon Dexter George Harmon Vaughn McKnight Shinnston W. Va John Wiseman Robert Willis Wiseman Hicothe O. W. Wiseman James Stewart James, Howard Thomas Pittsburgh John Nicholson Sidney Jordan Floyd Clarence Dylvan Michael Bunker Hill Michael Zella Jordan Roy Jordan Springfield Francis Douglas Bessie Arthur McGee Columbus Howard Clark Harrisonville Chester Spencer Logan A. R. Caster Athens Frank Wood James Clark Bashan M. A. Epple Clark Chillicothe W. Wiseman Ward Nicholson John Johnson Calvin Mt. Carmen

The Sonora Salvage Plot Unfolds On Board A Yacht

Jim Mallory confronts Jeffery Hammond about the empty forward hold of the sunken Sonora. Hammond reveals a shelling and scuttling cover story tied to Eric Forbes and a corrupt salvage scheme. Jim suspects more hidden motives as Lois and Mary loom in the background and a new offer of silence is proposed.

Jim Mallory Curly Bates Sonora Curly Jim Coast Guard Jeffery Hammond Lois Hammond Mary Larsen Hammond Eric Forbes Mary Lois Mallory Miami Beach Halloran Cuba Reece South America Carrbbean Forbes Cni Bert Halloran Jima New York

Bishopville Social Notes Shower for Newlyweds at Town Hall

A Bishopville social note records a Saturday evening shower at the Town Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor newlyweds Mary Margaret Milhoan. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Tony Spain and son Larry, and many relatives from nearby towns. A potluck lunch followed gifts to the couple.

Bishopville Town Hall Harry Taylor Mary Margaret Milhoan Floyd Milhoan W. H. Hoon P. M. Smith Russell Smith Eleanor Day Hattie Stansbery William Ridgeley Stockport I. N. Price Glenn Pedicord Parkersburg J. M. Watkins Stanley Weekley Tacoma Wash Pearl Weekley Marietta Adrian Nelson Columbuso Chris Day Dean Kittle Lima Ernest Gill Columbus Jesse White Carolyn, Pomeroy Dwight Smith Carol Ann Ronnie Carl Welling Taylor Ridge J. M. McDonald Victor Norris Jean Don Withem Jo, Glouster Jane Radcliffe Albany John G. Carter Linda Garfield Carter T. F. Davis

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