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The notice outlines subscription prices by region and term, including Ohio and outside Ohio rates, weekly and yearly options, and world-wide service. It notes handling by The Memenger a and foreign office applications and references second class matter status and obituary charges.
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Ohio
Obig
Memenger A
Auphly
Iem
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Romina
Debating Team Wins. County Officials Update Athens Office
Athens High School debaters Leslie Fultz Stephen Fuller and Harry Entwistle lead the team to a fourth straight win. R Bennett deputy sheriff is sworn in as justice of the peace and opens an office in the Cline Building. Kenneth Ray superintendent James Russell and Eleanor Minister return to the newly painted courthouse offices. J W Wilson county surveyor moves equipment into a redecorated school department space. The piece blends local notices with a Mackenzie essay on Japan's wartime stance and a Chopin vignette set in Paris.
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Athens High School
Leslie Fultz
Stephen Fuller
Harry Entwistle
R. Bennett
Athens County
Cline
Kenneth C. Ray
James Russell
Eleanor Minister
Court House
J. W. Wilson
Censorship Clash as War Dept Consults British Gov on Greek Broadcast
W L Shirer in the New York Herald Tribune reports on War Department censorship of a veteran American correspondent. In Athens British censorship hampered truth telling and Washington paused a broadcast for five days after seeking British opinion. American army censors would have cleared such a script in hours.
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Free
Republic
War Department
Lelah Stowe
Greece
Athens
Pentagon
Stowe
America
Washington Warriors
W. L. Shirer
N. Y
Coal as lifeline outshines gold in wartime
The piece extols coal as essential to war effort and daily life, noting flour ham beef coal and coal power sustainment above gold. It highlights coal's transformation into industry through chemistry, with soot and dust aiding perfumes drugs dyes and cosmetics, praising American ingenuity.
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Power Unlimited
Wizards of Modern Chemistry
Aladdin
Blind Justice Critics War Labor Board Case
A critic argues the War Labor Board must control Montgomery Ward or face extinction, claiming this affects war victory. He says the musicians' union defied the Board and the President and was rewarded financially, questioning equal justice under law and rising pressure for class based legal interpretations.
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War Labor Board
Montgomery Ward
Musicians’ Union
United States
Cigaret Revenue Gap Reveals Relative Costs in 1943
The Securities and Exchange Commission reports that the six largest cigarette manufacturers in the United States earned 1.553 billion dollars in 1943, while American electric utilities together generated different receipts, highlighting a broad difference in industry revenue scales during the period.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
United States
All American Electric
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger Emerges as White House Gatekeeper
A long profile speaks of Anna Roosevelt Boettiger as the president’s eldest daughter taking a pivotal role in White House operations. It recounts past royal-like duties, notes she won’t be on the payroll, and frames her as a trusted link between FDR and wartime leaders Churchill and Stalin amid grim European developments.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Tokyo Radio
Japan
Orient
Nippon
Germany
Tokyo
Marlin Spencer
Associated Press
Pacific Front
Pi Beta Phi
Hillcrest Inn
Helen
Hitler
Russia
Roosevelt
Churchill
Malta
Stalin
The
Philippines
Luzon
Manila
MacArthur
Washington, D. C
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
Joey Stalin
Black Sea
Anna Boettiger
White House
Marguerite Alice le Hand
Missy
Cox-Harding
F. D. Rls
Anna
Jimmy Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Sarah Churchill
Mr. Churchill
Plan to solve labor shortage in war industries in Chicago
War Manpower Commission officials cite a Chicago plan as a workable model to relieve a labor gap in essential war production. The approach prioritizes women and imposes a 10 percent cut in non essential industries, with workers reassigned to core sectors and guaranteed old jobs, aiming to boost Chicago’s wartime output.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
War Manpower Commission
Walliam H. Spencer
Chicago University School of Business
WMC
Washington
Cook
DuPage
Indiana
C Haos
Wisconsin
Army
Navy
Aircraft
Maritime Commission
Quartermaster Corps
U.S. Employment Service
Public Forum letter on voting age sparks debate in Ohio paper
A reader argues 18 should be able to vote, noting youths with strong outlooks may surpass older voters. The letter warns against limiting franchise by age and predicts future civil unrest if Black soldiers are denied suffrage, urging focus on domestic voting issues.
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the Messenger
U. S
Ohio
United States
Ohio University
Georgia
Jim
Germany
Japan
Italy
Yugoslavia
Greece
Chesterhill
Troy varsity basketball in Athens County tournament
Coolville and Troy teams prepare for the Athens County tournament at Athens High School gym February 19 through 22 with Troy drawing Jacksonville Trimble for the first game on Tuesday night February 20. FHA notes a January 30 meeting and award points committee. several local residents are listed visiting or attending events and funerals.
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Coolville
Troy
Athens
Jacksonville-Trimble
Troy Chapter
FHA
Madene Lyons
Doris Barnhart
Beth Matlack
Floyd S. Matlack
Army Air Force
England
Evelyn Werner
University Hospital
Cleveland
Keith Brandeberry
Western Reserve
A. W. Brandeberry
FE. M
Pickerington
Wendell Clark
Clark
Ireland
Charles McKee
Sammy
Flourine Davie
Air
W. B. King
Bradbury News Notes and Local Visits
Bradbury Bible School attendance noted on Sunday February K with 68 attendees. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Pieres were business visitors at Tuppers Plains. Orion Nelson and two sons Dexter visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wilbur Pierce. T. W. Rutherson was taken to McMillan Hospital after a serious surgery Friday. condition reported satisfactory. Lesnard Hanning and daughters Waxatime and Car ral Sue Roseville spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Dora Russell and family.
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Orion Nelson
Dexter
Woulbur Pierce
Irs
T. W. Rutherson
McMillan Hospite
Aco
Lesnard Hanning
Waxatime
Carral Sue Roseville
Dora Russell
Och. Bues
Asm Sisted
Paul Chapman
Racine Social And Personal Highlights and Local Sports
Racine social notes report Forrest Neigler’s wartime letter from Switzerland and various family visits and gatherings. Birth announced for W M Gunther’s son at Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus with grandparents named Sell and Gunther. Local sports note: Racine fell to Belpre 44 to 43 as Hayman scored 11 of Racine’s 43 and Barnes led Belpre with 17.
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Fred Sell
John Gunther
Chicago
Harriett Neigler
Kathryn Kelly
Letart
Kelly
Kathryn Sayre
Racine
Columbus
Betty Brickles
Pomeroy
Ross Hoback
Peate
Frank Eaton
Ernest Wingett
Sarah Spencer
Ben
Jan Neigler
Ralph Neigler
William Watson
Patty, Pomeroy
Owen ‘Watson
Harold Weatheriholt
Douglas
Gallipolis
Weatherholt
Emma Jiiden
Linley Hart
Dale
Paula
Hart
Albert Smith
Faye Pickens
Reedsville
Chester High School
Hayman
Barnes
Belpre
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T. N. Hoover
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Clarence C. Robinson
Edward C. Schloss
Frank X. Rauch
Harry Hiking
C. E. Bailey
Davis Johnson
John Ewing
Sam Blackwood
Earl Maurer
Baby
Lottie Adams
Janet
Cecil Clark
Chopin
Lewis Pleyel Uska
Josef Kismet
Avi
Paris
Boulevard Poissoniere
Jozef Elsner
Frederic
Jozef Eisner
Sowinski
Professor Els+ner
France
Weiter
Owinski
Frederic Chopin
Messieur
Messieurs
Monsieur
Warsaw
Kalkbrenner
Dozer Elsner
Garcon
Joeet
Elsner
SF Clahr
Europe
Tannenberg
Tilsit
Marienburg
Koenigsberg
Breslau
Peter Edson
Carlyle
Samuel Johnson
the Public Forum
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Hit Department
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Baston Fiaranr
Boston
Abe
Ina
Bradbury
Bradbury — Bible School
Wilbur Pieres
Tuppers Plains
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