Athens Messenger Publisher and rates notice
The Athens Messenger shows publisher names and staff, and lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Ohio and outside. It notes Associated Press membership, postal handling, and asks readers to request a card of thanks at the Athens Post Office as Second Class Matter under the 1918 act.
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Athens Messenger Palebushea Lad
Prederick W Bush
Wna
EHE Messenger Publishing
Gordon K Bush
Paplseoe
Charlee H Garris
Chamber American Newspaper Publishers Association
Onie Belect
Audi
Bureau of Circulations
Obio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
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All News Dispatches Credita
Ohio
Mai
Chin
Mathecriptions
Patarec
Athens
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John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Clevelani
Wage rises and purchasing power in economic policy
The author argues against wage hikes as a path to success, saying boosting purchasing power through higher wages ignores price increases and oversupply. He contends deficits, government money printing, and selective benefits harm broad voters and suggest only a few groups gain while others suffer. He uses a metaphor about milk and beef from the same cow to critique similar policies.
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Washington
Two Poisonous Religions and National Identity
The article traces Shinto and Buddhism in Japan and compares German Nazism to Shinto, noting state ties to religion, the rise of militarism, and efforts to purge warlike beliefs. It questions how freely individuals now practice religion when separated from state power and the impact on future world peace.
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Flirshire
General MacArthurs
Japan
Onds
Adter Bismarck
Germany
Too Much Egg Surplus Tests Agriculture Policy
The piece compares the Agriculture Department to a sorcerer's apprentice as egg demand collapses after wartime boosts. It notes potential $200,000,000 in support prices to prevent price collapse and questions the ability to reconvert industries swiftly to peacetime needs.
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Department of Agricule
Agriculture Department
When Strikes End Public Costs and Moral Questions Rise
David Lawrence argues that ongoing strikes inflict massive economic losses and harm the public. He urges mediation and collective bargaining over coercion, calling for better mediation machinery, responsible leadership, and a return to reason to protect the public interest.
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Washington
Inn
Germany
Italy
France
George Washington
America
Jesus
Congress
Asten
Letter From Washington on State Dept Reorg and Surplus
Peter Edson reports on Byrnes remarks at a Washington cocktail party about proposed State Department reorganizations. He notes scarce public details on Operation Locust and the fate of lend lease equipment, plus a summary of postwar price controls and production gains under OPA. The piece also cites quotes from Mary Baker Eddy and Dr. John L W Holland on family and parenting.
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Washington
State Department
James F. Byrnes
Moscow
Foreign Service
Middle East
Aravian
Armed Services
Army
Navy
OPA
Dover Honor Students Listed by Principal Featherston
Chauncey Dover High School principal Mrs Leah G Featherston lists honor roll for the second six weeks. Seniors include Mary Rivers Wilbur Powell Ethel Mae McDaniel Earl Brown Thelma Brookins John Kaizenbach Richard Stalder. Juniors Glen Chadwell Ann Dresher Donna Morris Martha Riser Ruth Simpson Rolland Slisher. Sophomores Jeanine Abdella Peggy Rivers Joann James Madeline Johnson Joseph Lanning Elaine McKisben Eleanor Meszaros Donna Sayers Donna Leiber. Freshmen Elizabeth Slackford Terry Cunningham Dwight Johnston Bonnre Keirns Helen Shrewsterry 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 Brookins
John Kaizenbach
Richard Stalder
Glen Chadwell
Ann Dresher
Donna Morris
Martha Riser
Ruth Simpson
Rolland Slisher
Jeanine Abdella
Peggy Rivers
Joann James
Madeline Aohnson
Joseph Lanning
Elaine McKisben
Eleanor Meszaros
Donna Sayers
Donna Leiber
Filizabeth Slackford
Terry Cunningham
Dwight Johnston
Bonre Keirns
Helen Shrewsterry
Barbara Smart
Simmers Entertain at Home During Christmas Visit
Chauncey residents Mr and Mrs Clarence Simmers hosted Christmas with their sons John and William and daughters in law from Troy Ohio. It was Johns first Christmas at home in four years and Williams first in three. They also visited relatives in Mason and Akron before returning to Troy.
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Chauncey
Clarence Simmers
John $i ‘S
Williammers
Troy
Ohio
William
John
John Simmer
Jana Sister
Leo Ormont
Roberta Simmers
Mason
William Simmers
Akron
Simmer
Clarence Greene
Millfield Group To Meet Wednesday
The Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Methodist Church will meet Wednesday night at 7 30 in the church. Mrs Gertrude Brown is in charge and a potluck supper will follow a social hour.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Gertrude Brown
Schoonovers Observe 42nd Anniversary at Christmas Dinner
Mr and Mrs Lee Schoonover of Chauncey celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary on Christmas Day with a two course turkey dinner at home on BE Main St. Guests included Mrs Schoonovers brother Frank Settle of Columbus and Cap Smith Chauncey Mine No 235 superintendent.
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Chauncey
Lee Schoonover
Main St
Honor Those Son Chaunut andFurlough Ends Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Leonard Simpson of Truetown hosted a Christmas dinner for their son Leonard Simpson Sr of the Second Air Force stationed at Roswell Field New Mexico home on a today furlough. He leaves Thursday night to return to New Mexico. Mrs Bessie Wilson reportedly improved at Elis Ave 35 home of her daughter Mrs Martha Shafer Chauncey condition improved. James Stanley of the Navy stationed at Camp Peary Va has returned after ten day leave in Chauncey with his mother Mrs Margaret Stanley and relatives. Theodore Dreiser famous author dies in Hollywood heart attack Friday night.
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Leonard Simpson
Truetown
Leonard Simpson Sr
Second Air Force
Roswell Field
New Mexico
Chauncey
Bessie Wilson
Martha Shafer
Elis Ave
Wilson
James Stanley
Navy
Camp Peary
Margaret Stanley
Hollywood
Theodore Dreiser
America
iClass Will Meet At Henry Home In Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Don Henry will host the January meeting of the Friendship Circle of the Church of Christ Chauncey at their East Main Street home The session includes business and officer elections All members are urged to attend Chauncey funeral held for Merton Gilliland Nelsonville native visitees Mr and Mrs Harda Robinson Virginia of Toledo attended the services in Chauncey
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Chauncey
Don
Henry
E. Main St
Friendship See
Church of Christ
Harda Robinson
Virginia
Toledo
Murray Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Chauncly Mr and Mrs James Bradbury longtime Murray City residents now of Loudonville celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on New Year’s Day. Their children Bernard Bradbury of Cincinnati and Alberta Currens of Loudonville will join their families for the celebration. Mrs Bradbury formerly Lizzie Snowden daughter of the late William and Ann Snowden of Murray City.
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Chauncly
James Bradbury
Murray City
Loudenville
Bernard Bradbury
Cincinnati
Alberta Currens
Lizzie Snowden
William and
Ann Surtees Snowden
Mrs Esther Brown Receives Word of Husband’s Return
Mrs Esther Simpson Brown of Millfield received a telegram from her husband Ray Lmond E Brown MAM3c stating he arrived in California on December 27 after 18 months overseas and expects to be home soon on a 120 day leave.
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Chauncey
Esther Simpson Brown
Millfield
Ray Lmond E. Brown
M.a.m.3-C
California
Hong Kong War Crimes Chief Trial Visualized at Stanley Bay
The Japanese lieutenant colonel Kazuo Kogi, Hong Kong's former top military-legal authority, stands at attention in Stanley Bay Prison as British authorities prepare his trial for wartime crimes. Spectators and a Hong Kong journalist recall the 1943 executions of 33 of 41 Allied prisoners and reflect on the grim scene near graves of internees, including Chester Bennett.
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Hal Boyle
Hong Kong
Stanley Bay
Kazuo Kogi
Kegi
Kogi
Japan
South
China
George Wood Giffen
Stanley
Giffen
Stanley Camp
Chester Bennett
American troops run Soviet zone telephone units in Germany
In Weissenfels a four-man American team staffs a hotel unit that handles telephones, maintenance, and theater equipment for American troops. They receive rations and two Berlin movies weekly, fraternize cautiously with locals, and report being content, with few military police, amid a lonely but hopeful life. Further stations exist in Bitterfeld Leipzig Weißenfeld Eisenach and surrounding areas.
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Richard Kasischke
Weissenfels
Sarony
Ger
Hersfeld
Germany
Tron
Islands
Frankfurt
Berlin
Freedom Scan Signal Service
Certeen
Sistas Ab
Thébriefsen
Bitterefeld
Leipzig
Mar
Eisenach
PromY: Pike Calvin in town plans and library meet
Pike Calvin nears the Clay Memorial Library with Mary Tudor after an awkward luggage search. He contemplates a meeting with Miss Butler as tension grows over a past incident and a proposed Library visit.
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Calvin Seases
Joke Clay
Clay
Mary Barber
Pike
John Clay
Mr. Hitt
Sam Pringle
Wisi
Mary
Butters Pike
Mary Butler
Bland
Miss ‘Tudor
Byrnes Reports Moscow Meeting On Atomic Energy Talks
Secretary Byrnes described Moscow talks as focused on a UN backed control commission with Britain and the United States. He said no atomic secrets were discussed or requested and that only a general European peace conference was envisaged before May 1. He noted limited progress with Romania Bulgaria Hungary Finland and Italy and expressed hope for democratic improvements there.
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Tokyo Council
MacArthur
Japan
Moscow
Byrnes
Russia
United Nations
U. S
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Italy
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Boyle
Brrought
Yank ‘Isles
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Ln Frankfurt
Miss Tudor
Valley Road
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Tudor
Clay Memorial Library
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Truman
William Benton
Fruman
George “Washington Carver
Cleveland
Civilian Production Administration
War Prodution Board
National Safety Council
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