Newspaper association notices and subscription rates
A fragmented newspaper page lists associations and service notes and shows subscription pricing by carrier for one year, six months, and weeks. It mentions the Associated Press credit and local news publication, and notes mail handling and post office status. It also hints at advertising rates and obituary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Obie
Messenger
Athens
Act of Ie
John W. B
Coluibuy
O- Cliveland
Civil Service Protects Communists Says Secret Order
The Civil Service Commission issued a secret November 3 order allegedly shielding Communists from inquiry. Investigators may not question affiliation or reading material, while pro Communist influence allegedly grows to aid candidates for public office. The piece questions who approved and authored the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Congress
Hatch
Civil Service Commission
Red Front
America
Democracy
Stalin
Russia
United States
Lokely
Reform the Pay-As-You-Earn Tax System Now
The article argues December 15 installments follow the pay-as-you-earn system and criticizes extra returns. It cites the Bureau of Internal Revenue budget needs and staff expansion to handle complex filings. It calls for removing impediments and restoring a simple, efficient tax structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrice
Sam
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury
Congress
Ford plans postwar multipurpose airliner at Willow Run
Henry Ford announces a future postwar venture at Willow Run to build a unique multiple engine cargo passenger aircraft. He aims for low operating cost and flexibility that could transform air transport, challenging established manufacturers like Douglas and Lockheed. Other industry leaders may respond with ideas as the air age approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Willow Run
Ford
Douglas
Consolidated
Boe
Lockheed
Henry Kaiser
Andrew Jackson Higgins
Mr. Fora
Detroit
Teheran conference validates Roosevelt theory of diplomacy
In Washington a columnist credits the Teheran conference with proving that face to face talks between leaders can resolve major issues. The piece praises the allied stance against unconditional surrender and supports a peaceful path to defeating Nazi Germany while avoiding harsh terms for German civilians. It notes the Cairo and Teheran declarations contrast and lauds Pope Pius XI for urging peaceful, just terms and highlights ongoing U.S. acts to liberate Italian people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Hitler
America
Germany
Messrs
Churchill
Stalin
Cairo
Teheran
Pius XI
Four Leaders Dominate Tehran Talks and Postwar Plans
In Washington coverage reacts to Tehran discussions among Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin. The piece laments press restrictions and martial displays while noting four leaders hold decisive, potentially irrevocable power shaping war outcomes and postwar security. Willkie is mentioned as a possible alternative.
Western Allies Move Toward Second Front In France
The piece argues for an opening of a second front in France to defeat Hitler, noting Teheran outcomes, air campaigns, and the need to pressure Japan. It emphasizes speed to save lives, conserve resources, and prevent China from yielding, while predicting a rapid Western invasion of the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Redland
Reich
France
English Channel
Stalin
Nippon
China
Poets and prayers for soldiers at home and abroad
A fragment from a wartime page features poems and prayers dedicated to service members. Mrs Parker Sniffen is cited for a gift drive by the York Service Club with plans for fruit cake cigars candy and cardsback home in the valley. Other pieces honor fallen soldiers and offer motherly consolation from Ohio writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Service Club
Parker Sniffen
Service Club
Annie McIntyre Bartoe
Nelsonville
Ohio
Syracuse WSCS Holiday Party Brightens Local Christmas
Syracuse WSCS held a holiday party at Mrs. F A Shumway’s home with Mrs. John Gilmore’s family as hosts. Mr and Mrs ta Claus arrived as children played gifts under a lit tree. Several local residents and service members were noted visiting or ill with updates on travel and recovery.
Answers and Qs on Shoemakers Feathers and E Awards
A quiz style item presents questions on a shoemaker Crispin and his day off feathering arrows. It defines an idol as pictorial writing and explains the epithet Jack Ketch as a cruel English executioner. It notes a $2,000,000 Liberty ship bond purchase and states about 3 percent of war plants won the Army Navy E award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ketch
The Haunted Man Ghost Bargain A Christmas Eve encounter
A lonely Christmas Eve night unfolds with Mr Redlaw and the Swidgers. As darkness deepens a spectral double of Redlaw appears, reflecting his guilt and fears. Milly William and her husband shelter a sick student, prompting a moral quandary for the Chemist.
West Columbia Social Notes Show Friendly Visits and Birth Announcement
West Columbia notes list visits from Mrs. John Leitwhler of Pomeroy and Mrs. George Frances, Ted Van Matre guesting with the Van Matre family, and Cpl. Ben Van Matre with his parents. A birth is announced: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knapp welcomed a one pound baby boy named Harry Russell on Friday December 3.
Rolandus Personal And Social Briefs
Mr and Mrs Ray Smith Beaver Falls Pa visited his parents Art and Mrs Smith. Mrs Smith and Frances will extend their stay. Evertt Palmer Rosalie Bogart and three children of Medina arrived for a few days with relatives to see Corporal Roy Palmer and wife returning from Camp Polk La. Eulah Cartwrite and two children Pattie Kay and Larry Lee of Columbus visit Ward Hock. Victor Roberts wife and three children Ripley W Va spent weekend with his mother Mrs George Roberts. Mrs Ethel Hoback reports son William Harold Hoback S 2 c sent to Oxford Ohio for four months college study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolandus
Ray Smith
Frances
Beaver Falls
Art Smith
Smith
Evertt Palmer
Rosalie Bogart
Medina, O
Corporal Roy Palmer
Zaleski Social And Personal News Update
Mayor J A Haus fractures his right leg in a fall near the B and O and is taken to White Cross Hospital Columbus. Mrs Brewer dies in Athens after a long illness. A baby boy born to Corporal Mrs Ray Rider at Sheltering Hospital Athens. Local visits and funeral notices thanks to McAfee and Tripp families. many residents attend services at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Me Ben
George Kohler
Chillicothe
Ray Rider
Sheltering Hospital
Athens
Rider
Dore Webb
West
Vernon Pennell
Sas
Cpl
Vernon
Columbs
Ira Egleberry
Norma Jean
Junior
Edgar
Columbus
Army
Ernest Tripp
Fostoria
Dyesville Social Notes Chronicle Local Visits And Charity
DYESVILLE Mrs Scott a tea teacher at a Columbia high school delivered a sermon Sunday afternoon. Dexter Church members met at Dyesville and packed 50 Christmas boxes for service men. Charles Stack Hal Harmon attended service. Mont Howell Middleport was a guest of Mrs Mine Curt and Mr A George. J R Ogdin is ill. Frank Cutty Glouster visited Mr and Mrs Curry Sunday. Dana Nelson Dayton spent a few days at his mother Ora Nelson's home. Mina Curry Charlies McClain Mr and Mrs Henry Turner Emma Vale and Wick were callers in Pomor Caney. Mrs Cheney and children Dexter were guests of Me Melaughlin and Mr and Mrs McLaughlin. Mrs Glen Cline spent several days at the home of her parents Elza Carpenter Dexter. James E Caster Hunt spent time at the home of Mrs Bell Owter and Lovina Griffin. Mr and Mrs Carl Parker with children Carpenter were visitors. J E McLaughlin Monday evening J M Haning was a business visitor in Albany Saturday. Mrs William Queen Gallipo spent Saturday with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyesville
Scott
Columbia
Ee Old Dexter
Charles Stack
Hal Harmon
Christian
Mont. Howell
Middleport
Mine Curt
A. George
J. R. Ogdin
Frank Cutty
Glouster
D. Curry
Dana Nelson
Dayton
Ora Nelson
Mina Curry
Charlies McClain
Henry Turner
Emma Vale
Mwick
Cheney
Rel McLaughlin
Glen Cline
Elza Carpenter
Dexter
James E. Caster
Hunt
Bell Owter
Lovina Griffin
Carl Parker
Carpenter
J. E. McLaughlin
J. M. Haning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mierber
American Newspaper Publishers Association
AuGt Bureau of Circulations
Ohe Newspaper Association
Associated Press
Associated Prete
Wise
Cannon Sheppard
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
National Capital
Churchl
Willkie
By Dewitt MacKenzie
Poet's Corner
Bach
Mrs. Parker Sniffen
Mary Karch
Lakeview, O
Claren Lightfoot Pomeroy, O
Syracuse
WSCS
F.A. Shumway
John Gilmore
John, Jr
Jane Gilmore
Ta Claus
Charles Neumann
Ation
Marcia Karr
Frieda Fields
Margaret Neumann
Clara Roberts
Lara Crooks
Mattie Springer
Christina Grimm
Oma Winebreaker
Irving Karr
Mary Karr
Alice Capehart
da Quisenberry
John iGilmore
F. A. Shumway
Gerald Koster
Syracuse United Brethren Church
F. C. Kositer
C. L. Arnold
Charles Elliott
Michael Lee
Rock Springs
Lewis Snellenberger
E. J. Soulsby
Glenna Soulsby
Jessie Ven
Milton Veney
Juanita Quillen
Sherlee Neuman
Billy Roush
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Emma Cook
Cecil
Italy
Beulah (Winebrenner) Ward
Ft. Knox
Frank Winebrenner
Fort Eustis
Josie Roach
Charleston
Mae Youell Beard
St. Joseph Hospital
Charles Moore
Marietta
Marjorie Moore
Een Ghash Crispin
By Galbraith
Core
Charles Dickens
Jerusalem
Milly
Philip
William
NEA Service, Inc
West Columbia News Notes
West Columbia
John Leitwhler
Pomeroy
George Frances
Harry Knapp
Harry Russell
Ted van Matre
Lawrence van Matre
Ben van Matre
Howard van Matre
Tharon Adams
Kaylong
Shirley
Patty Lou Riley
Ted Jr. Riley
Vergile Fife
Mason City
Pomerara
Walter Carptern
Pleasant, Pee
Russ Kapp
Gladys Riley
Joe Riley
Gene
Clifton
Ted Riley
W. J. Furgeson
Pat Riley
Pt. Pleasant
Bill Wheeler
Charles Furgeson
Fannie France
Olin Knapp
Norris Sims
Crown City
Robert Nobles
Lucy True
Eva Sprouse
Carl Knopp
Fami
Ros Kapp
Zaleski
Dyesville Social Notes
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