The Athens Messenger Page Four Inserto Ad Rates
Local newspaper page four from The Athens Messenger includes publishing details, dates, and rates. It lists staff roles Gordon K. Bush as Publisher and Gen Mgr and Charles H. Harris as Managing Editor. Also outlines subscription prices by carrier and mail, with zones and terms.
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Athens Messenger
Frederick W Suh
Pat Her
Athens Messenger & Erald Printing Co
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charles H. Harris
Lincoln and democracy echo in a modern turmoil
The piece recalls Abraham Lincoln as a beacon of democracy and warns against concentrating power. It argues that freedom requires shared authority and rejects master rule, guiding Americans to support collective leadership in crises and preserve the people's destiny.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
America
Religious instruction in Ohio schools gains support in city debate
An Ohio city weighs adding religious instruction in public schools arguing it complements family life and strengthens moral guidance across Protestant Catholic and Jewish communities. Opponents warn against church and state separation while noting parents may opt out.
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Ohio
Dad
Mother
Parenta
Nazi Book Burnings Ignite Resolve Across London
The burning of Paternoster Row, London's publishing hub, by incendiaries devastates warehouses and 3,500,000 volumes at Simpkin Marshall Co. The Bookseller defies the Nazis with a rallying cry for resilience and resistance.
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Paternoster Row
London
Simpkin, Marshall & Co
Germany
Built For A Million The Bicycle Age Lives On
A 1940 flourishing bicycle industry keeps the age alive with over a million bikes produced in the year. Many exports. domestic shops still evoke nostalgic scenes of shared rides and friendly praise. Oliver Wendell Holmes and Burmi quotes punctuate a reflection on enduring cycling culture.
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United States
Willkie reports British aim to defend supply lanes not invade
In London a British priority emerged to keep the transatlantic supply line open rather than deploy large American ground forces. They favor civilian technical experts, flying boats, and more destroyers to blunt U boat and bomber threats, hoping to limit convoy shifts with allied production sustaining a four of five survival outlook.
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Washington
Wendell Willkie
London
England
United States
Willkie
Europe
Mr. Willkie
Churchill
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Navy
Col
Frank Knox
U. S
Far Eastern
Atlantic
America
Lindbergh
Britain
Edson Calls for Congress Office to Reduce Waste and Boost Production
Peter Edson argues Congress needs its own Office of Production Management and a strong leader to cut red tape and speed defense work. He criticizes legislative bottlenecks, cites labor policy inertia, praises the Wheatfield Conciliation Service and Sidney Hillman, and notes limited action from the Labor Department and Wagner’s NLRB plans. He ends with a wry line from Lin Yutang and a comment on the short work week.
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Washington
Congress
Knudsen-Hillman
House
Douglas Aircraft Plant
Defense
Ford Motor Company
War Labor Board
Supreme Court
Department of Labor
Wagner
NLRB
Forgotten Man praised in Nelsonville tribute column
The Messenger editor salutes the Forgotten Man, a common, peace loving figure who acted to unite, not punish, recalling Lincoln and a nation founded on equality. The piece warns against hysteria amid pending legislation in Washington and urges charity, firmness, and vigilance. Signed by Mrs Parker S Sniffen of Nelsonville Ohio.
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the Messenger
Washington
Parker S. Sniffen
Nelsonville
Builders of Brain Power
Dr William Healy studied 10 000 delinquent youths over 36 years at Chicago juvenile court clinics. He found poverty and environment matter less than feelings of deprivation and family relations. Prevention rests on loving, non discriminatory treatment and addressing fundamental needs.
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William Healy
Chicago
Healy
Gas filled room rescues at Glouster post
Two youths were saved from a gas filled room at the Frank Mc Cann Post of the American Legion in Glouster. Mon Cook, a World War veteran, was named city patrolman in Logan by Safety Director Fred C. Shively. Higley Study Circle elected officers including Mrs. Huff man Green Wagner McClure Kinnison Jewett Lee. Boys Glee Club at Athens High School featured solos duets and quartets by Fultz Kircher Bingman Sias Smith Walker Speiser Olson.
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Frank McCann
The
American Legion
Glouster
Mon Cook
Logan
Fred C. Shively
Higley
P. J. Huffman
D. B. Green
A. E. Wagner
O. E. McClure
Charles R. Kinnison
W. H. Jewett
H. T. Lee
Boys’ Glee Club
Athens High School
Leslie Fultz
Tom Kircher
Bob Bingman
Charles Sias
Charles Smith
Parker Walker
Lewis Speiser
Hjalmar Olson
Ohio Conference bid for championship after Camp Sherman win
Mr and Mrs Fred Graves of Athens were called to Columbus by the death of Thomas Tope, a cousin of Fred. Ohio’s basketball team, with players King Davis Van Sickle Earich, pursued the conference title following their latest victory over Camp Sherman. Out of town Pi Beta Phi alumnae in residence include Delia Hay Helen Mauck Marguerite Carpenter Marian Lambert Ruth Martin Elizabeth Earhart Helen Brandle Virginia Wittten.
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Fred Graves
Athens
Columbus
Thomas Tope
Ohio
Camp Sherman
King
Davis
van Sickle
Earich
Pi Beta Phi
Delia Hay
Helen Mauck
Marguerite Carpenter
Marian Lambert
Ruth Martin
Elizabeth Earhart
Helen Brandle
Virginia Witten
Old Haunts remembered by Charles E Sellars
The poem reflects a lifelong nostalgia for childhood scenes in Gloucester Ohio. It recalls cliffs caves foxes owls moss beds and a dell brook and paddle wheel spray as the speaker bids farewell to youthful haunts and asks God to bless them.
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Charles E. Sellars
Glouster
Glitterbug Threads of April and Kent in a House of Secrets
In Ruth Ayers's serial drama Kent Carter, recently blinded by a dud explosion, hopes surgery will restore his sight while April schemes to separate him from Ann Burnett. April hurries home to arrange Ann’s return, juggling a date with Kent and a distant call to New York. Octavia stokes mischief as the trio of suitors circle Casa Blanca.
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Kent
Ann
April
Kent Carter
Octavia
Miss April
Carter
Casa Blanca
Dad
New York
Ann Burnett
Songdreams and a secret audition test a sister bond
April calls from 500 miles away to Ann with urgent news about Kent Carter’s return and Ann’s audition for Vivano. Ann agrees to postpone travel and keep the recital secret while April races to manage Kent’s plight and a looming opportunity.
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Ann
April
Mother
Kent
Nip
Howlo
Death of Homer Robinson at 70 in San Antonio
Homer Robinson Zaleski, 70, died in San Antonio Texas last Thursday. His remains were brought to Zaleski Sunday for funeral at the Methodist Church with Rev. Raymond Daniels officiating. Burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery. He was born in Zaleski and later lived in New Jersey with his wife, daughter, and son. Survived by one brother Wirt Robinson of Cleveland. A county teachers meeting was planned in the local school Wednesday evening.
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Zaleski
Homer Robinson
San Antonio
Texas
Methodist Church
Raymond Daniels
Oak Grove Cemetery
South
New Jersey
Wirt Robinson
Cleveland
A. C. Ansel
James McKibben
Helen
Gallipolis
Jeanne Sweeney
Southern Hotel
Columbus
Mr. Hooper
New Plymouth Social And Personal Notes
Carl Turner lost a valuable dog recently. S. W. Hardesty and family were in Logan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Porter Heinlein and son Tommy of Ewing visited Mr. and Mrs. Earle Heinlein Sunday. Mrs. Martha Stout celebrated her birthday with relatives and dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Marsh of Parkersburg spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bay. They were accompanied home by Miss Gertrude Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone of Mt. Pleasant visited. Mrs. S. M. Heinlein and son Earle Monday night. Miss Helen Fuller of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents. William Swan of Charleston recently visited the Stouts and Worthmans. Gerald Savely of Lancaster spent Sunday with his parents. Ralph Cherry of Washington Township is assisting Frank Ellis with his farm work. Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co notified local consumers Monday of a slight decrease in current cost. Women's Society of Christian Service of the M. E. Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Stanley Miller of Orchard Hill.
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New Plymouth
Carl Turner
S. W. Hardesty
Logan
Porter Heinlein
Tommy
Ewing
Earle Heinlein
Martha Stout
Gayle Marsh
Parkersburg
Milton Bay
Gertrude Bay
Harry Stone
Mt. Pleasant
S. M. Heinlein
Earle
Helen Fuller
Columbus
Charles Fuller
William Swan
Charleston
Stouts and
Worthmans
Gerald Savely
Lancaster
John Savely
Ralph Cherry
Washington Township
Frank Ellis
Southern Ohiog Electric Co
Women’s Society of Christian Service
M. E. Church
Stanley Miller
Orchard Hill
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Lin Yutang
Mr. Braens
AAA
Donald A. Laird
SCLD
By Galbraith
NEA Service. Inc
Poet's Corner
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Woodlands
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Pattonsville
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