Publication masthead and rates from Messenger Publishing Co
Publication text lists afternoon and Sunday editions, staff, and Associated Press affiliation. It provides subscription rates for Ohio and outside, carrier and single-copy prices, and notices of offices and circulation verification. A quotation anchors editorial liberty.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio News
Triand
United States
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Muiton
Roosevelt Rivalry in New York Overshadows 1944 Plans
Raymond Clapper analyzes the clash between Franklin D. Roosevelt and James Farley over New York’s Democratic setup. Mead and Bennett are portrayed as pawns while Farley’s backers push a Bennett candidacy. The piece frames the feud as a test of leadership, strategy, and war-time timing.
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New York
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
New York State
James M. Mead
Mead
Farley
John J. Bennett, Jr
Bennett
Democratic
Tommy Corcoran
Mr. Farley
Jim Farley
Mr. Roosevelt
Funeral Notices For Mrs Martha Post In Corning
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Jane Post 86 will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 from Spencer Ridge church with Rev A C Shonkwiler officiating Interment in Dew cemetery Glouster She died Wednesday night at her East Hill home after months of illness She and her husband Thomas Jefferson Post were longtime residents of Corning and surrounding areas Surviving are seven children and a sister including C M Post J W Hughes Hutson Dew G C Stream W M Walker Anna Roberts and Chester Post plus 13 grandchildren and many relatives Friends may view the body. further notices cover other local obituaries and military letters.
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Corning
Martha Jane Post
Spencer Ridge
A. C. Shonkwiler
Dew
Glouster
Thomas Jefferson Post
Earl
C. M. Post
McPherson
Kansas
J. W. Hughes
Reading
Hutson Dew
G. C. Stream
Elreno
Oklahoma
W. M. Walker
Los Angeles
California
Anna Roberts
Winslow
Indiana
Chester Post
J. N. Kneelan
Liberal
J. G. Blower
Fragmented notice yields partial local item
A garbled OCR fragment presents a local public notice with unreadable details. Readable elements include a potential action and involved officials, but essential dates or locations are missing.
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There is no prosperity in sight for this era
The author warns against equating current wage growth and high prices with true prosperity. Money cannot replace essentials or sustain the American standard of living, which depends on durable goods and wartime sacrifices, including ships and weapons, until victory is achieved.
War Tax Shift Targets Lower Incomes to Curb Inflation
A proposed new tax schedule aims to raise revenue for the war and restrain inflation by taxing lower income brackets more. The plan suggests sweeping changes beyond the traditional focus on the rich, noting most Americans earned under 3000 dollars and arguing both the 3000 and under and 10000 and up groups must be addressed to fund the war and check price rises.
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Congress
Treasury
New York Teachers’ Union
Communist Party
Office of Price Administration
Washington
Baltimore tests voluntary war labor program in face of possible compulsory law
Peter Edson weighs Baltimore as a test case for War Manpower Commission efforts to align labor supply with war needs. The city hosts a regional office and advisory committee to tackle labor migration, training, housing, and transport. If successful, voluntary cooperation could extend. if not, push for a compulsory draft of labor may grow.
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Baltimore
War Manpower Commission
Buddy
St. Louis
Congress
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
West Virginia camp departure for seven Gallipolis scouts
Seven Gallipolis Boy Scouts James Neal Paul Davis Lee Mootz Tom Bowman Alfred Arnold James Cady and Lewis Stevens left for the West Virginia Boy Scouts camp at St Marys accompanied by scout master Paul Wetherholt. Neutzling family held its third reunion at the Athens County Fairgrounds. Meigs County poultry farms to be visited by the Ohio West Virginia Poultry Tour included B E Saxton Rutland Harley Musser Rutland Mrs Lena Jordan Harrisonville I B Weed near Chester Wendell Fricker Minersville Esther Class members met at Miss Ethel Boelzner 126 N Congress St for a farewell party for Mrs William Connett leaving for Salem. Mrs E M Garrett and Mrs H A Hatch hosted dinner for Miss Frances Hatch leaving for Hebron to teach English. Guests included Gertrude Lawrence Florence Carr Mary Poston Elizabeth Woodworth Margaret Carpenter Frances McCormick Bernarda Bryson Frances Foster Gail Putnam Jean Gist Agnes Lyden Mary Peoples Mrs John Armstrong and Mrs Wheeler Dew. Dr and Mrs E L Hooper Mr and Mrs H G Jefferson and Rev and Mrs H A Marshall returned from Buckeye Lake vacation.
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Gallipolis
West Virginia
Boy Scouts Camp
St. Marys
James Neal
Paul Davis
Lee Mootz
Tom Bowman
Alfred Arnold
James Cady
Lewis Stevers
Paul Wetherholt
Meigs County
B. E. Saxton
Rutland
Harley Musser
Lena Jordan
Harrisonville
I. B. Weed
Chester
Wendell Fricker
Minersville
Esther
Ethel Boelzner
N. Congress St
William Connett
Salem
E. M. Garrett
H. A. Hatch
Frances Hatch
Hebron
Gertrude Lawrence
Florence Carr
Mary Poston
Elizabeth Woodworth
Margaret Carpenter
Frances McCormick
Bernarda Bryson
Frances Foster
Gail Putnam
Jean Gist
Agnes Lyden
Mary Peoples
John Armstrong
Wheeler Dew
Letty Helps Enid Face Marriage Dilemma
Enid Sharon, a 24 year old office worker, weighs marriage to Tom Driscoll against remaining single. Letty Fields argues for wedlock while Enid eyes a future of work, motherhood, and a steady life as she worries about finances and happiness. The scene ends with Enid preparing for an art class and contemplating life choices.
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Letty
Tom
Letty Fields
Enid Sharon
Little Ann
Enid
Tom Driscoll
Phil
Phil Fields
Pop
Merry Tom
Mom
L 'Ong
Henry Holladay
State Medical Association
Neil House
Holliday
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Henry Holliday
Wing Memorial Hospital
University
Shawnee Social Notes Reflect Travel Visits and Local Moves
Shawnee residents share visits and trips including Margaret and Geraldine Byrne to Boystown Nebraska and other sites. Families such as Hagg Fox Norris and Browning spent time with relatives, with several trips to Ashland Ky Elyria Detroit and Logan. Seventeen cities adopted the council manager form of government and the front page notes meat in 1935.
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Shawnee
Margaret Byrne
Geraldine Byrne
Boystown
Nebraska
Earl Hagg
Dorothy
Car Ly and Fox
Baltimore
Virgina Fox
Don Norris
Athens
Mabel Joseph
Charidine
Carol
Detroit
Carl Ly and
Fox
Virginia Fox
Ashland
Jake Fox
Delores Browning
Logan
Bob Hughes
Little Daughter Canal
New Lexington
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Henry Spray Sr
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Congo
Little Rock
Arkansas
Harry
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Parkersburg
W. Va
George Verfers
Canton
Wanda June Lonberger
Willard Lonberger
Martha Mason
Timken Roller Bearing Company
James B. Mason
Juanita Priest
Elizabeth Ann
Ella Mae
Raymond Keifer
Toledo
Chris Keifer
Fred England
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John Tierney
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John Rocks
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Washington Scene
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America
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Neutzling
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