Athens soccer ore and Herald publication details
Page four lists publishing info for The Athens Messenger and The Athens soccer ore and Herald, naming Frederick W. Push and Gordon K. Bush as publisher figures, Charlies H. Harris as editor, and notes association memberships. It includes pricing for subscriptions and mailing zones, with rates and delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Frederick W. Push
Athens Soccer
Ore & Herald Printing Co
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charlies H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Precious Freedom and the Price of Indifference in World Crisis
A concise critique of global inaction as totalitarian powers rise in Italy Germany and Russia. The piece argues freedom must be defended and that indifference has allowed aggression and repression to spread. It calls for action by concerned nationals to restore open global liberty.
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Europe
Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Germany
Russia
Roosevelt Says No Strikes To Aid War Effort
In early wartime policy remarks President Roosevelt vows no interference with production and no strikes during the drive to aid Britain. He warns factories and management that the government will act if patriotic effort falters, while labor actions persist despite the defense push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Madam Perkins
Communist Bridges
N.L.R.B
England
Surface Democracy Masks Real Motives in Aid Debates
The piece argues that current Washington tactics rely on staged witness hearings and a controlled democratic process to justify aid to Britain and impose costly debt. It asserts voters were elected for relief stances, not Europe policy, and claims press reports misstate Roosevelt's intent on lease-lease terms.
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Washington
Britain
Europe
Relief
Roosevelt
Congress
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR ENGLISH LEARNING IN SERVICE
Camp Dix leads English language training for foreign-born recruits. The aim is to ensure every soldier gains workable English during service, reducing the need for officers to teach in other languages and improving post war reintegration.
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Camp Dix
Wil H
House blocks subsidy for new Transatlantic air run
Raymond Clapper reports that Congress sliced $1.2 million from an appropriation, killing American Export Airlines plans to start a Lisbon transatlantic service in competition with Pan American. Government aims to diversify ocean air transport, train personnel, and counter foreign monopoly, with State and Post Office support noted.
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Washington
Low Countries
House
Congress
Europe
Lisbon
Pan-American
Civil Aeronautics Board
Roosevelt
Post Office Department
State Department
Thomas Burke
Division of International Communications
Western Hemisphere
United States
Portugal
Central America
Louis Ludlow
Neutrality act cited as success with two minor cases
Peter Edson notes the State Department’s work in keeping U. S. shipping and nationals out of combat zones under the neutrality act. The two recorded DOJ cases involve Capt Vanderdonck and engineer McElherron, punished lightly, illustrating how penalties deter further violations.
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Washington
State Department
U. S
Department of Justice
Hector Leon Marie Vanderdonck
United States
New York
Havre
France
Vanderdonck
Australia
D. J
Frank McElherron
Savannah
Nicolau Virginia
MccElherron
McElherron
Philadelphia
Military Service Benefits Rehashed for Later Life
The text reiterates that universal military service yields long term advantages and benefits for individuals. It emphasizes maximizing the value of service to prepare for post-service life.
Nelsonville Duel with Southern Ohio Electric Overshadows Marathon Column
Letters to the editor debate the Nelsonville municipal light plant dispute with the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company. The piece argues for fair competition and cites court findings and rate figures showing municipal gains from local contest. It also spotlights Mount Holyoke science head Dr. Samuel P Hayes Sr. and his life work studying blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Donald Johnson
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Company
Nelsonville Municipal Light
Common Pleas Court of
Athens County
Johnson
Columbus Dispatch
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Columbus
Nelsonville
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Southern Ohio
Common Pleas Court
City Light
Frank Groves
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Groves
Mr. Johnson
Federal Power Commission
Ohio
Columbus City
Southern
Cotton Easten
Mount Holyoke College
South Hadley
Mass
Samuel P. Hayes
Mount Holyoke
Boston
Baltimore
Iowa
Hayes
Dr. Hayes
No Matter What Happens She Proclaims Love
A female narrator, posing as Ann, helps Kent in a hospital setting while masking her true feelings. She wrestles with guilt and a planned deception as she prepares to say goodbye after a final, dangerous act. The scene ends with her confession of love, hinting at a tragic continuation.
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April
Ann
Kent
April Burnett
Octavia
Glitterbug
Hade
Lilac Time in Wartime Hearts by Laura B. Foster
A poet recalls the end of a year as lilacs bloom and lovers plan a peaceful future. He vows to return after war to till fields and plant crops while she, left behind in Columbus, Ohio, faces a quiet, anxious wait.
Community Meeting in Bishopville Schedules Feb 24 at Town Hall
A community interest meeting will be at the Town Hall Monday evening Feb 24 at 7 o'clock. Farm agents from McConnellville will attend and motion pictures will be shown. Admission is free. Social notes mention visits and gatherings among local residents and families through mid February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
McConnellville
Carlos Clark, Glouster
Will Horn
Hattie Radabaugh
Lima
Will Grubb
Hattie Watkins
Blanche McLain
Glouster
Lena Davis
Wiivon
McConnelsville
Don Withem
Victor Norris
Barbara Jean
Myr
J. M. McDonald
Coolville basketball team to face Shade in county tourney opener
Coolville Troy High School basketball team will play Shade in the Athens County tournament opener in Athens on Wednesday February 19 at 7 o'clock. The notice also lists community meetings and local visits including prayer services, teacher meetings, and weekend hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Troy
Athens
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Clyde Parrish
Methodist Church
Church of God
Charlene Bingman
P. FE. Bingman
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Miss Bingman
William Anderson
Torch
Sophronia Campbell
Charles Campbell
Camp Shelby
Zona Marquis
Herbert Skeels
Bethel Ridge
Athens County
Parrish
Knecht
Gardner
Barnet
Baker
Newsom
Cook
Humphery
Davis
Alden
Malone
Russell Burdette
Zanesville
E. M. Daugherty
Glennis Daugherty
Michael
Marietta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens Post Office
Gallia
Hocking
Taenees
Surface Democracy
Raymond Clapper
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Donald A. Laird
SCLD
By Galbraith
Pat
Ruth Avers
NEA Service, Inc
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Laura B. Foster
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