Page Four The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger weekly edition lists Frederick W. Bush as publisher from 1806 to 1929 with Gordon K. Bush and Charles H. Harris as key staff. It notes association with major press groups and AP content rights, plus subscription and rate details for carriers and mail across several counties.
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Athens Messenger
Frederick W. Bush
Heathens Messenger & Herald Printing Co
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Geiect
Audit Bureau of
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Presse Association
Associated Press
Associated Prt
Newe Dispatches
Byrd Criticizes Defense Slowdown Amid War Strain
Virginia Senator Harry Byrd denounces defense production delays and criticizes the Roosevelt administration for sarcasm in a wartime context. He cites lag in planes, ships, guns, and tanks and urges unified leadership and longer hours to speed aid to Britain and boost national defense.
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Virginia
Harry Byrd
Byrd
Great Britain
Hitler
England
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Opening Up the Air Corps to Enlisted Pilots
The U S Army begins the first course for aviation flying students open to enlisted men at Muskogee Oklahoma and Cuero Texas. 188 enlisted men will become pilots with three year enlistments and warrants as staff sergeant pilots after training.
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U. S. Army
Muskogee
Okla
Cuero
Tex
Army
Skirts May Shorten as Material Savings Ride Wave
The piece notes a national shift toward shorter skirts to conserve dress materials and reduce costs. It cites a patriotic motive and references Emerson to frame the idea that gains come with losses, suggesting more leg visibility despite less fabric.
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Gilead
Ralph Waldo Emerson
No Zeppelins Today Dismissal of Zeppelin Service Request
The Civil Aeronautics Board dismissed a German company’s bid to operate a Zeppelin service between Frankfurt and New Jersey or Florida for lack of prosecution. The item critiques Germany’s wartime priorities and cites Arthur Upham Pope and Thomas Dewey on morale and USO drive.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Frankfort
New Jersey
Florida
Germany
Volksauto
Thomas Dewey
Roosevelt Churchill Alliance Key to Defeating Hitler
Raymond Clapper argues the Roosevelt Churchill partnership is vital to countering Nazi power. He cautions that weariness with bravado harms morale, urges delivery of planes and ships, and stresses realistic American production and lend-lease aid to Britain to sustain resistance and hasten victory.
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London
Roosevelt
Churchill
Hitler
Russia
Roosevelt-Churchill
Donovan forms war era brain trust in Washington
Col William J Donovan leads a new Washington brain trust to coordinate vast streams of wartime information from FBI CIA state and foreign services. James Phinney Baxter III of Williams College heads the analysis division to turn chaos into usable insight for policy and strategy.
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Washington
William J. Donovan
New York
Wild Bill of the
Fightin’ 69Th
Donovan
Heinrich Himmler
Gestapo
Goebbels
U. S
G-men
Army
Naval
Grand Strategy Board
Army and Navy General Staff
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Navy
State Department
Department of Commerce
Secret Service, Customs, and
Coast Guard
Treasury
Immigration Service
Labor
Federal Communications Commission
James Phinney Baxter, III
Williams College
Baxter
Naval War College
War and trade policy critique in Betty Schleyer letter
Betty Schleyer of Cleveland argues that wars fail to solve problems and critiques U.S. and Allied attitudes toward Europe. She urges constructive international trade policy instead of further conflict, noting vast U S resources and the need for living space. Signed letter.
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the Messenger
Hitler
Europe
Hemisphere
Germany
Japan
Cutler Social And Personal
Local residents share recent visits and travels with relatives and friends. Akron, Toledo, Tulsa, and Columbus are among places linked to gatherings and trips. State Fair attendance is noted for several couples and families from the area.
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Corinne Oliver
Don Goddard
Bartlett
Willaim Knell
Wilma Lou
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Columbus
R. C. Vincent
Lloyd Remely
Dorothy
Lyle
G. W. Brandeberry
Toledo
Ollie Brandeberry
Louise Place
Gerald Lynch
Eileen Proctor
Barlow
Clara Ann Vincent
Tulsa
Okla
Caddy Vincent
Mt. Union Personal and Social Notes
Mt Union society notes detail weekend visits and family gatherings. Eliza Jordan aided Bertie Douglas during illness while Zella Jordan helped. guests included Frank Wood family and Vern Lowry group from Mobile Alabama. Other visits feature Nicholson families, Athens and Jackson connections, and a Michael reunion at Ash Cave with Lake Hope trips.
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MT. Union
Eliza Jordan
Zella Jordan
Bertie Douglas
Eber Chapman
Vern Lowry
Vern Jr
Joyce
Mobile
Ala
A. R. Caster
Athens
Frank Wood
Homer Chase
Ralph Chase
Columbus
P W. Peck
Verlan
Ward Nicholson
Chillicothe
Lancaster
John Nicholson
Helen Turner
Dear Old Wells
Jackson
M. A. Epple
Hebbardsville
Dana Baer
Virginia
Caroline
Forest Run
Baer
John Epple
Flatwoods
Andrew Davis
Rock Springs
Dena Epple
Martha Baer
Sidney Jordan
Floyd
Clarence
Michael
Ash Cave
Lake Hope
Harley Carr
James Clark
Ernest Carr
Harrisonville
Dana Epple
Bunker Hill
Kyger Church Group Meets At Darst Home
August meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service was held at the home of Mrs. Cash Darst Friday afternoon. Members present included Harlon Athey, Walter Rife, Janet Darst, Linda Bradbury, Cora Ward, Leona Spires, Mina Gilmore, Flora Bradbury, Violet Rupe, Nora Tate, Nelle Werner, Billie Darst, Mae Tipton, Julius Chandler, Mary Rupe, Mabel Eakin, with guest Mrs. Alma Rumfield. Refreshments were served.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
W. F. Steffens
New York
W. W. Bradbury
Steffens
Nelle Womerdorff
Jack Tipton
Columbus
Charles Tipton
Clara Belle Motter
Tom Rupe
Jack Werner
Middleport
Carl Sisson
Marion
Maxine Darst
Charleston
Marvin Rupe
Carl Weiman
Roseville
Paul Gilmore
Canton
Mina Gilmore
Dale
Marion Rupe
CCC
Elizabeth Hood
Popular Ridge
Harold Hood
Helen Kennedy
Tom Bradbury
Poe
Jean Rupe
Huntington
Floyd Rife
Kenton
Stanley Rife
Marion and Son
Marvin Rife
Chicago
Harlon Athey
Wondrosoap creates a brisk start for Kay Donovan's factory
Kay Donovan inherits a factory and a million cans of Wondrosoap after her inventor father dies. Ted Andrews becomes sales manager, and a teaser campaign promises 1000 free cans to spark demand. The venture thrives until a sewing machine of customer complaints reveals the cleaner damages fabric and paint, triggering a wave of refunds and looming lawsuits.
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Kay Donovan
Ted Andrews
Park Bench
MacLeod, Goldberg
Flynn
Hans Stadt
Texas
Kay
Ted
MacLeod
Goldberg
Delicatessen
Mr. Andrews
Santa Fe Street
Mary
Mike Flynn
Narrow path to peace and faith in wartime days
Poet praises walking with Jesus and living a prayerful life. He hopes world peace and divine guidance if war comes, trusting God to lead and bless the nation. Pearl Victoria Souther from Reedsville Ohio signs the verse.
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Jesus
United States
God
Pearl Victoria
Souther
Reedsville, O
Breeding Advances Boost Sheep Fleece Weight Since 1840
Researchers note that in 1840 the average fleece from American sheep weighed under two pounds. Through careful selective breeding since then the yield has increased to about eight pounds per fleece, approaching but not yet reaching a theoretical limit.
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John W. Cullen Company
Detroit
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AIR Corps
Arthur Upham Pope
Committee For National Morale
Raymond Clapper
America
Iran
Britain
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Betty Schleyer
Genee
Stlema
Henry Haye
Hull
Marshal Petain
Cutler
Kyger
Darst Home
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Tim Donovan
Mary Marshall
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