Subscription Rates and Restricted Mail Notices
Subscription rate details appear for various terms and regions with mixed typographical errors. It lists prices for Ohio and outside Ohio, including yearly, six months, and weekly options, plus a special weekly bullion offer and notices about second class matter status and advertising rate inquiries.
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Carriey
Ohio
Onio
Euyereo
Athens
Port Ouitee
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
National
New York
Columbus
Clavelant
Stroma
Ihenks
OUR WAR DEBT AND THE HOMETOWN RESPONSIBILITY
A wartime column argues the public must honor veterans daily through fair housing, affordable rents, and removal of red tape. It cautions veterans to adjust to peacetime routines while urging employers and landlords to treat returning service members with respect and support.
Bright cloud dark lining in gas rationing repeal risks on roads
The piece warns that lifting gasoline limits and speed limits will raise highway deaths. It cites more driving, worn tires, poor car condition, and drivers out of practice as key factors, urging proactive safety measures despite optimism about wartime restrictions ending. It argues personal complacency worsens risk.
Governor Lausche Seeks End to War Time Confusion in Ohio
A letter urges Congress to restore standard time across Ohio and the Midwest after the war ends. Residents express dissatisfaction with varying local times and argue for immediate return to statutory time rather than waiting for federal action. Citizens seek decisive local action, city officials included, to regain normal time.
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Lausche
Congress
Ohio
Middle West
Athens
Navy air power debated after war with Japan
A veteran naval officer argues the United States defeated the Japanese by naval aviation and that the fleet must keep its own air arm. He notes British limits due to lack of naval aviation and questions pursuing an independent air force for strategic bombing. He suggests a combined task force of battleships carriers cruisers destroyers and submarines for flexible operations.
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Washington
Famliar
United States Navy
Pacific
Japan
Netherlands East Indies
Philippines
Royal Navy
al Wng
Halsey
Norway
Mediterranean
North
Africa
Middle East
RAF
British Isles
Germany
Britain
United States
Women Doctors Slow to Grow in War Era Washington Letter
Douglas Larsen reports from Washington that despite wartime inroads by women in most professions, women doctors remain scarce due to long training, rising costs, and delayed earning potential. In 1941 and 1944 there were 1,146 and 1,476 women medical students respectively, with tuition up from 378 to 409 dollars by 1949. Net incomes of physicians in 1941 were low, with most earning under 4,000 dollars and few over 10,000. Women physicians are less likely to become specialists, though they favor pediatrics and psychiatry. The highest proportion of women doctors is in the West, lowest in the South.
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Washington
Women's Bureau
Department of Labor
Woman’s Medical College
Philadelphia
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
West
South
Athens area church services held by Apostolic Faith
The annual all day meeting of the Apostolic Faith Church of Athens was Aug. 19 at Tom Beatty’s Pleasant Hill Ridge home. Elder G H Martin led the service, 100 attended a basket dinner after Sunday School at 10. Afternoon speakers included Elders Rank Tiller Deere Lehman Jacks Sutton Cole Carr and Martin from nearby towns. Next year’s meeting will be at the same location.
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The
Apostolic Faith Church of Athens
Tom Beatty
Pleasant Hill Ridge
G. H. Martin
Rank
Tiller
Akron
Deere
Columbus
Lehman
Crooksville
Jacks
Newark
Sutton
Piqua
Cole
Parkersburg
Carr
Martin
Athens
War Today on Mikado Treatment Divides Allies
An all day meeting at Rutland discusses Allied views on Japan's Mikado and Tokyo's surrender terms. Reverent speakers argue over Shintoism, emperor worship, and how Western ideas might influence Nippon, while warning against reckless actions toward Japanese beliefs. The piece weighs political and religious tensions amid wartime sentiment.
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Central Ave
Juichi
Roessner Terauch
Inlwill
Southeast Asia
Tokyo
Louis Mountbatten
Janan
Return of Brock after injury unsettles Thayer in war era home
Thayer and Brock confront pain and pride after his return from a leg injury. He rejects pity and recalls Drum Head Hill as their tension rises. A dinner gong ends a fragile moment, leaving Thayer determined to keep things from unravelling while wrestling pity, memory, and looming distance.
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Breck
Brock
Jock
Thayer
Pete Grimshaw
Drumhead Hill
Emma
Ennie
Mrs. Kittridge
War end joy prompts Rutland businesses to close
Rutland residents observed the war’s end with two days of closure and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Price visited relatives, Dennis suffered burns in a coal truck fire, and families from Massillon to Columbus visited local kin. Several servicemen return home as others travel for family reunions and carping trips with Boy Scouts.
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Nes
Judson Price
Pt. Pleasant
Akron
Price
Junior Dennis
Vernon Woiles
Massillon
Floyd Kennedy
Washington
Texas
Wade Kennedy
Ellen Kennedy
Della Archer
H.W. Grover
Elizabeth Grover Beatty
Columbus
Leading Creek
H. W. Grover
Vera Archer
Bertha Rutherford
Mary
Rutland
Tessie Russell
Pomeroy
Chester
Harold Tice
Dell Rice
Fred Dunfee
Floyd Dunffee
Hooper Ridge Briefs
Hooper Ridge church services will be held Sunday morning and evening led by John Tigner of Glouster. Sunday School at 10. Ladies Aid Society meets at Maud Kasler’s home Aug 30 with officer elections. Israel Linscott and family hosted their Sunday School class Friday. Helen Linscott and Hilda Kas Wer celebrated birthdays. Next meeting at Elden home Easter Friday evening Sept 7. Annual reunion of Kasters Linscotts Robinsons and Johnsons set for Sept 2.
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Hooper Ridge
John Tigner
Glouster
Ladies Aid Society
Maud Kasler
Israel Linscott
Helen Linscott
Hilda Kas Wer
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G. I. Loan
Air Force
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Douglas Larsen
Washington Letter
Athens Area Church Services
Apostolic Faith Church
B. G. Entsminger
Dewitt MacKenzie
Entsminger
Charleston
W. Va
Danls. C. Cole
John L. Carr
Nippon
Hiroohito
Hirohito
Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School
Fred Fields
Young People's Society
Elmer Spencer
First Methodist Au
Caurca Seuvti
Ngohe
Donald HE. Allen
B. G. Roessner
Harold F. Kellogg
Kellogg
Christian Science
Church OF Good Shepherd
George Sixbey
St. Luke's Church
Marietta
First Christian Bible School
A. Davis
Smnelville
Presbyterian Sunday School
Alexander Presbyterian Bible School
H. T.houf
Ohio University
Christian Endeavor
P. m
Amesville
Subett
Chesterbill Methodist Sunday
Lovat Temperance Lemon
Church OF Nazarene
Pleasanton
Fortress of the Feital
Separ
Mary Larch
Brown Ave
Europe
Roosevelt
China
Danville Pilgrim Bible School
Earl Wachenschwanz
Wil
Bates Methodist Sunday School
Clarks Chapel
Methodist Sunday School
Richland
Marshfield
Union Methodist Sunday School
Bishopville Christian Sunday School
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Albany Methodist
Fairplay Chapel
Albany
Young
Albany Baptist Bible School
Townhouse
E. C. Petterf
Jackson
Temple
Lahaye
Graham Chapel
Snowville
Rev Deeter
Zaleski
Madison Baptist Church
Lovelocks
Pooner
Tusser
Toyer
Putland
Hooper Ridge Briefs
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