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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1942

Page

4

The Athens Messenger Masthead and Rates Page

The page lists publisher names and staff roles for The Athens Messenger, notes associations including the American Newspaper Publishers Association and Ohio News paper Association, and provides subscription and advertising rates for in state, out of state, and carrier delivery. A Milton quotation appears at the bottom.

Athens Messenger Erick W. Bush the Messenger Publishing CO Gordon K. Busi Mgr Charles H. Biarris American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Audit Bureau of Circulation Ohio Newspaper Association Inland Daily Press Association United States

Utmost speed ahead in wartime production gains

Slogan spurs workers in multiple plants from General Radio to DuPont as U S industry doubles down on wartime output. Since June 1939 workers have boosted production to record levels with planes trains boats guns and tanks, yet warns Donald Nelson that progress is not yet finished and resource limits threaten further expansion.

Cambridge Mass General Radio Co Chattanooga Tenn Combustion Engineering Co Bull Cramer Posture Chair Co Kansas City duPont Morgantown W. Va Hitler Pearl Harbor Donald Nelson

Still Speeding War Time Driving Inertia Persists

A 10 state survey finds over half of drivers exceed the President's speed limit, with jack rabbit starts, brake slams, curb scrapes, and rapid turns continuing despite the wartime emergency. The piece urges sharper public resolve and anticipates Baruch committee findings to shock drivers into safer habits.

Baruch Committee

Government appeals individuals to sell typewriters for Army Navy use

After failing to mobilize 500000 surplus typewriters via 25000 corporate agents, the government turns to individuals to sell their machines for Army Navy needs. Officials warn that weak response could force tougher measures under Donald Nelson as WPB records show firms bought new machines before bans and kept old ones. If volunteers fall short, conscription looms.

Army Navy Uncle Sam Donald Nelson WPB

Pacific Charter Seen as Global in Scope by Quezon

Philippine President Manuel Quezon argues the Atlantic Charter should extend beyond Europe and the Americas to Asia and the Far East. The piece notes the charter’s broad pledges and recalls Roosevelt and Churchill meeting offshore to issue the declaration.

Manuel Quezon Pacific Europe America Africa Australia Asia Far East Roosevelt Churchill

Military Control Supreme in Japan

Aboard the Gripsholm at sea, the reporter recalls Japan's wartime discipline, rationing, and morale. He contrasts Japanese fatalism and pride with American resolve, noting propaganda, resource shortages, and a shifted balance of power as Japan battles the United Nations.

Japan Max Hill Joseph Dynan United States Tokyo Associated Press Hill Dynan S. S. Gripsholm Sugamo Yamada-San University of California Berkeley America United Nations Sumiro Jogakku Gaimusho Times Hibiya Park Singapore Roosevelt

War labor force strains prompt look at transfers

Peter Edson surveys the wartime labor squeeze as communities absorb workers from out of town. Absenteeism, housing crowding, and weekend trips home strain plants, with women and transient workers hardest hit. Britain and Canada use government powers or priorities. the US may follow if the war endures. Arien Vlam, first officer of the torpedoed merchantman, notes the shift.

War Manpower Commission Baltimore Great Britain Canada Dominion United States

Murray City Personal and Social Notes

Murray City notes a series of local visits and furloughs. Pvt Lawrence Ward of Texas City is on a 15 day furlough with his parents. Charlies Brutvan of Cleveland also on a 15 day leave before Army service. Many residents travel to Canton for Legion events or visit relatives in Glouster Marietta and Columbus.

Murray City Lawrence Ward Texas City Texas George Ward Art Eckels Glen George Langley Charlies Brutvan Cleveland Army Emmett Short Marietta Mary Short Gertie Earl Storer The American Legion Canton Jack Lanning New Pittsburgh Charles Storer Columbus

Straitsville Social Notes Highlights Local Transfers Visits

Jack Mills spent the past week with his parents in Straitsville while stationed at Patterson Field Dayton with the Army Air Corps. His brother Richard joined the Navy and serves at Great Lakes Training Station. Lena Blankenship traveled to Lancaster to visit relatives. Mrs Eva Roberts returned home after Columbus visit with Herb Welch family. The Smiths hosted Craig Adair in Logan. Clyde Strain and Bob Wilson were business visitors in Logan. Mrs MacFehard and daughter returned to Servinaw Michigan after weeks with the Campbells in Straitsville.

New Straitsville Jack Mills Edward Mills Patterson Field Dayton U.S. Army Air Corps Richard U. S. Navy Great Lakes Lena Blankenship Fred Blankenship Lancaster Eva Roberts

Athens family weddings and fair reports from county glad tidings

Helen J. Cross and Carl Roberts wed. Lafayette American Legion Post plans a Bean Dinner on Sept. 3 in city park. Muscovy ducks farmed by Joe Meir. Housewarming at Elwood and Thelma Daugherty home. County fair traffic opens after road resurfacing. Fair winners include Edith Fuller Lois Walton Faye Norris Helen Mansfield and others. Poultry show details and prize winners listed with several owners. Glider depicted as new German invention.

Lafayette American Legion Gallipolis Edith Fuller Guysville Lois Walton Athens Faye Norris Helen Mansfield Mary Easterling Luella Scott Alma Rowe Canaanville Helen Kincade Coolville Dorothy Walden H. L. McDonald the Plains Athens County Fair Clarence Nichols Isaac Ash A. E. Graham E. L. Callendine Ira Nichols R. R. Ladd B. W. Buck John Nagle Thor Olson Harrison Davis J. E. Cooper J. L. Stephenson C. P. Mathews Edwin A. Hixon L. C. Kin

Henderson Personal Mention

Henderson area notices report visits and social gatherings. Ted Lons of Williamson visits his sister, Nancy Snodgrass heads to Williamson for a week, Sgt Homer Robinson spends weekend with his mother, Hortense Meadows visits cousin Sybie Mohr, and multiple families travel to Portsmouth and Pt. Pleasant for occasions. Local clubs host a picnic supper on the Harry Childers farm with fall flowers as centerpieces.

Henderson W. Va Ted Lons Williamson Nancy Snodgrass Ted Lyons Sgt Homer Robinson The Marines Vern Robinson Hortense Meadows Sybie Mohr Crab Creek Lenvil Adams Luke Adams Portsmouth Glenn Sayre Howard Daugherty Amagene Casey Audry Sayre Apple Grove Mable Waugh Pt. Pleasant Trix Candill R. M. Clutts William Johnson Lawrence Kelly Gallipolis Marvin Kelly Holzer Hospital Concord Ladies Aid Lock 11 Henderson Aid Harry Childers Farm Leonard Byers Oakley Faudree Raymond Gibson O. J. Byers Mesdames Leona Burke George Byers Loyal Wright Howard Daughtery C. E. McCulloch Harry Childers Morris Shelton Hillis Faudree George Wilson Byers Gloria Gibson Phyllis Withers Charleston Marie Childers Mitzey Gibson Jean Faudree Kathryn Gibson Ruth Byers Arawana Colley

Enid Seeks Apartment and Anew Romance

Enid accepts Tom Driscoll's proposal but delays marriage. She rents a furnished apartment from Henry Holliday, the mysterious, familiar young man who shows her around. The unfamiliar glamour of the space excites her as she plans a bold, self funded move with her savings.

Enid Sharon Tom Driscoll Tom Enid England Duncan Phyfe Jim Henry Holliday

Dexter Social And Personal Highlights In Dexter

Dexter residents share family visits and greetings over the weekend. Ward Saxton of Dun day West Virginia stayed with relatives Thursday night into Friday. Akron guests include Lewis and Mrs Dallas Amos and Dallas and Mrs W R Amos. Mrs Ruth Davis attended a funeral in Chauncey. Columbus visitors J J Metzerger and Mrs Cash Braley hosted by the Braleys.

Dexter —Ward Saxton Dunday W. Va Lewis Saxton Dallas Amos Akron W. R. Amos S. C. Cook Charleston Cook McMillan Hospital Ruth Davis Robert Hixson Chauncey J. J. Metzerger Columbus Cash Braley Foyt Clyde [Davis Oakley Wiseman Wiseman Lillie Nelson Race Bert Davis Side Hill Emmet Davis Elmer Nelson Maroons Run Peter Nelson Marion Davis

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