Athens Messenger Ad Rates and Publication Details
Publication details for the Athens Messenger include publisher Frederick W Bush and Gordep K Bush with George Mer, weekly weekday afternoons and Sunday morning editions. Memberships listed include American Newspaper Publishers Association and Ohio Newspaper Association, with Associated Press rights. Subscription rates vary by location and duration, with domestic and international mail options and overseas service men letter requirements.
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Athens
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Not From Same Cow Wage Logic Sparks Labor Debate
A political column argues against wage hikes financed by deficits, warning that purchasing power cannot be created by raises alone. It claims increased wages without production boost harms purchasing power, risks inflation, and favors organized labor at others' expense, using Washington statistics as support.
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Washington
Two Poisonous Religions
An analysis of Shinto and Buddhism in Japan and the German Reich under Nazism. It notes MacArthur's policy banning official religious influence and school instruction and questions how far wartime indoctrination has tainted minds free of state control and the impact on future world tranquility.
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Hirohito
MacArthur
Japan
Bismarck
Germany
Strikes Seen as Threat to Democracy and Public Welfare
David Lawrence argues that large scale strikes cause immense economic loss and harm the public. He calls for stronger mediation, less coercion, and a civic duty to protect the public interest over factional fighting and violence.
Dover Honor Students Listed by Principal
Chauncey Dover High School announces the second six weeks honor roll under Principal Leah G Featherston. Seniors include Mary Rivers Wilbur Powell Ethel Mae McDaniel Earl Brown Thelma Jean Zrookir John Katzenbach Richard Stalder. Juniors include Glen Chadwell Ann Dresher Donna Morris Marthe Riser Ruth Simpson Rolland Slisher. Sophomores Jeanine Abdella Peggy Rivers Jo Ann James Madeline Johnson Joseph Lanning Elaine McKibben Eleanor Meszaros Donna Sayers Donna Leiber. Freshmen Elizabeth Blackford Terry Cunningham Dwight Johnston Bonnie Keirns Helen Shrewsberry Barbara Smart.
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Chauncey
Leah G. Featherston
Chauncey-Dover High School
Mary Rivers
Wilbur Powell
Ethel Mae McDaniel
Earl Brown
Thelma Jean Zrookir
John Katzenbach
Richard Stalder
Glen Chadwell
Ann Dresher
Donna Morris
Marthe Riser
Ruth Simpson
Rolland
Slisher
Jeanine Abdella
Peggy Rivers
Jo Ann James
Madeline Johnson
Joseph Lanning
Elaine McKibben
Eleanor Meszaros
Donna Sayers
Donna Leiber
Elizabeth Blackford
Terry Cunningham
Dwight Johnston
Bonnie Keirns
Helena Shrewsberry
Barbara Smart
iClass Will Meet At Henry Home Chauncey
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Donald Henry Chauncey will host Wednesday night at their home in E Main 1 for the January meeting of the Friendship Class of the Deec of Christ Chauncey There will be a business session and election of officers All members are expected to attend Chauncey Mr and Mrs Harold Robinson and daughter Virginia of Toledo were called here by the death of Mrs Robinsons brother in law Merton Gill Nelsonville While here they were guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Childress
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Chauncey
Donald Henry
E. Main
Deec of Christ
Auich
Mersors
Chaukuby
Harold Robinson
Virginia
Toledo
Mr and Mrs Simmers Entertain at Home
Chauncey, Mr and Mrs Clarence Simmers hosted Christmas guests from Troy Ohio including sons Joan and William Simmers and their spouses. It was William and Johns first reunion since 1941 and Johns first home Christmas in four years. The party also visited Leo Ormonts Madison Ohio and William Simmers in Troy before traveling to Akron to see Mrs Greene.
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Chauncey
Clarence Simmers
Joan Simmers
William Simmers
Troy
Ohio
William
John
Willam
John Simmers
Leo Ormont
Roberta Simmers
Mason
Akron
Simmers
Clarence Greene
Byrnes cocktails and locusts in wartime policy notes
Washington dispatch notes Byrnes joked about State Department reorganization after Moscow, and covers Operation Locust and surplus slowdown. It compares WWI and WWII price controls, then closes with a Mary Boker Eddy aphorism on home relations.
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Washington
State Department
James F. Byrnes
Moscow
The
Foreign Service
Middle East
Arabian Desert
Armed Services
Cuiban Life
Army
Navy
OPA
Uoss
Too Many Eggs
Discussion on U S egg production after wartime boom. Agriculture Department faces possible 200 million dollar price supports to prevent a crash as domestic hens keep laying. Commentary notes need for adaptation as war era gains outpace demand and urges national resolve.
Millfield Group To Meet Wednesday
The Millfield Group gathers at Millfield Methodist Church Wednesday night at 7 30 with Mrs Gertrude Brown in charge. A potluck supper will follow the social hour in the church hall.
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Millfield Group
Chauncey — Janus
Ladies Aid Society of
Millfield
Gertrude Brown
Chauncey Couple Celebrate 42nd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Lee Schooneer of Chauncey marked their 42nd wedding anniversary on Christmas Day with a two course turkey dinner at their home on East Main Street. Attending were Mrs Schooneer’s brother Frank Setile from Columbus and Cap Smith of Chauncey Mine No 25.
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Chauncey
Lee Schooneer
E. Main St
Local Family Hosts Christmas Dinner for Son on Furlough
Mr and Mrs Leonard Simpson of Truetown entertained with a Christmas dinner in honor of their son Leonard Simpson Jr of the Second Air Force stationed at Roswell Field New Mexico. He is home on a one day furlough and will depart next Thursday night to return to New Mexico.
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Leonard Simpson
Truetown
Leonard Simpson Dr
Second Air Force
Roswell Field
New Mexico
Condition improves and a famous author dies
Condition of Mrs. Bessie Wilson at her daughter’s home in Ells Aye is reported slightly improved after a three week illness. James Stanley of the Navy has returned from a 10 day leave in Chauncey to his mother and relatives. Theodore Dreiser, a leading American Modern novelist, died at age 74 from a heart attack Friday night in Hollywood.
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Chauncey
Bessie Wilson
Martha Shafer
Ells Aye
James Stanley
Navy
Camp Peary, Va
Margaret Stanley
Hollywood
Theodore Dreiser
America
Americans in Soviet Zone Run Island Telegraph Posts
In Weissenfels Saxony a small American unit manned red spunter telephone stations along the Frankfurt to Berlin line. They live in a local hotel eat weekly rations from Hersfeld and receive entertainment and reading material. The crew, three technicians and an interpreter, say they are well treated, popular with locals, and prefer life there to Frankfurt, with other posts at Environs and Eisenach.
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Richard Kasischek
Weissenfels
Saxony
Germany
Gpi
Frankfurt
Berlin
Hersfeld
Gerrean Hotel
Freederigan
Ofiain
Murray City couple to celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary
Former residents of Murray City James Bradbury and Lizzie Snowden Bradbury will mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary New Year's Day. The couple, long based in Loudenville, will be joined by son Berneath Bradbury of Cincinnati and daughter Mrs Alberta Currens of Leadville with their families.
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Chauncey
James Bradbury
Murray City
Loudenville
Berneath Bradbury
Cincinnati
Alberta Currens
Leadenville
Lizzie Snowden
William and
Ann Surtees ‘Snowden
Brown to Return on 30 Day Leave from Overseas Service
Mrs. Esther J Brown of Millfield received a telegram from her husband Raymond E Brown M A M 3 c stating he arrived in California on December 27 after 18 months overseas and that he expects to be home soon on a 30 day leave.
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Chauncey
Esther Jarmpson Brown
Millfield
Raymond E. Brown
M.A.M. 3-c
California
Hong Kong War Crimes Trial of Japanese Commander at Stanley Bay
The article recalls the Stanley Bay Prison episode where Kazuc Kogi, Japan's top military-legal authority in China South, is to be tried as Hong Kong's No 2 war criminal. It notes his arrest, transport, and grim procession, and mentions a cemetery full of internees who died of starvation including Chester Bennett, an American hero.
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Hal Boyle
Hong Kong
Stanley Bay
Kogi
Japan
South China
George Wood Giffen
Stanley
Giffen
Stanley Camp
Chester Bennett
Library encounter at Clay Memorial Library teaser
Pike visits the Clay Memorial Library and meets Miss Tudor while pursuing Mary Butler. He notes luggage tampering, contemplates Aunt Emma’s memorial, and learns the library route via Valley Road as they discuss The Robe. The scene hints at underlying motives and a continuing pursuit.
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Mr. Hitt
Valley Road
Pike
Sam Pringle
Mary Butler
John Clay
Bland
Miss Tudor
Pit
Clay Memorial Library
Clay
Emma
Duiner
Pika
Shy
Propaganda funds urged for 62 nations
The State Department plans President Truman to seek Congress funding for a permanent information service in at least 62 foreign nations. Assistant Secretary William Benton said 2 648 personnel would explain the U S viewpoint to millions abroad.
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Washington
State Department
Truman
Congress
William Benton
U. S
Byrnes Describes Moscow Meeting On Atomic Energy
Secretary Byrnes outlined discussions in Moscow focusing on a U N control commission for atomic energy and denied any disclosure of weapon secrets. He said topics included a general European peace conference before May 1 and democratic reforms in Romania and Bulgaria, with drafts for treaties by other powers.
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Tokye Council
Mam
Arthur
Japan
Moscow
Byrnes
Russia
United Nations
U. S
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Italy
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