Messenger Publishing Co. Weekly Rates and Publisher Details
The notice lists W M Bush publisher and G K Bush as editor, with Cheries Clarrie as managing editor. It details weekly and subscription rates by year, half year, and quarter, plus prices for Ohio and overseas mail, and states the paper’s association affiliations and classification details. It mentions offices in Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland and notes second class matter status.
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Eh Alessenger Watabushca
Wrenerich W Bush
Seturdey
Messenger Publisiing
Qerdon K Bush
Pupusner
Gen Mar
Cheries Clarrie
Asstrican Newspaper Publishers Association
Obie
Audi Guresu
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Amociatsc
Ell News
Credite
Creditec Io
Eerste
Carriee
Matt
Ohio
Atiabe
Wrelante
Platec
Athen Fost
John W Cutlen Gompens
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Inflation politics and production in postwar critique
A critical column argues that inflation persists from excess money in circulation, not just prices. It cites Mariner Eccles urging curb on money supply, boosted production, and continued price controls until supply matches demand for consumer goods. It condemns subsidy tactics and wage rises funded by profits, urging policy alignment to raise output.
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Mariner Eccles
Federal Service System
OPA
Washington
Seed Catalogs Shine As 1946 Food Worries Rise
The piece urges preparation for a possibly lean 1946 food year. It notes longer evenings, earlier sun, and bright seed catalogs as guidance for home gardeners. It warns Americans to stockcellars and grow their own, amid world shortages and price maladjustments.
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Food Department
Washington
Klein Promises Constituents Lead Nation From By-Election
Arthur G. Klein, elected as a Tammany congressman, states his creed is what is best for his constituents, a view he says underpins Washington's practices of log-rolling and pork barrels. He criticizes the idea that the whole is greater than its parts and notes the clash with founding principles.
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Arthur G. Klein
New Tammany
Washington
Capitol Hill
Davies Defends Russia in Atomic Secrets Debate
In a wartime style dispatch Joseph Davies argues Russia has moral right to seek atomic secrets through espionage if excluded from information by allies. He claims not sharing fission data reflects generosity to Moscow, while criticizing Western distrust as hypocritical. He urges frugality coupled with liberal aid.
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Joseph FE
Moscow
Davies
Russia
Soviet Union
Questioning Pauley Nomination in Senate Debates
Washington debates whether Edwin W. Pauley should be confirmed as under secretary of the Navy amid criticism of ties to the oil industry and Democratic fundraising. The piece argues the real issue is integrity and whether Pauley would pursue Navy policy or be harmed by innuendo. It contrasts with recent confirmations and urges caution against withdrawal under pressure.
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Washington
Senate
Edwin W. Pauley
Nays
Pauley
Secretary of the Interior
Democratic Party
Democratic
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Senate Democrats
New Deal
John S. Sullivan
Truman
Mr. Pauley
Navy
Army
Secretary of the Navy
Germany
Japan
George Allen
RFC
Forrestal
Enley
Letter on Washington Ickes pay and Byrnes quips at Harriman
Peter Edson reviews postwar Washington gossip and policy shifts. Ickes mocks photographers as he packs his desk while Truman roasts with Roosevelt letter props. Congress eyes curbing flying pay and revising special service pay rules. Byrnes taunts press in Moscow farewell ceremony, then jokes about mercy and medals.
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Washington
Harold Irkes
Ickes
Truman
Roosevelt
George ©. Marshall
Henry H. Arnold
Arnold
Congress
Secretaries of War and Navy
OPA
Snyder
Joose
Chet Bowles
James F. Byrnes
Legion of Merit
Moscow
Averell Harriman
Byrnes
Harriman
State Department
Dinner To Launch Gallia Red Cross Drive
Gallia voters readied for the annual Red Cross drive with a Tuesday dinner at the Washington Secial at 6 45 Invitations were sent to county and city solicitors to attend. Following the dinner the Inclome male choir will present a concert in the Washington Auditorium at 8 o clock Clyde E Mitchell serves as Red Cross General Chairman and invites the public to hear the concert The Inco Chorus recently entertained the Rotary Club at the Christmas party in December and their concert was enjoyed by all.
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Gallipolis
Red Cross
Washington Seceal
Inco
Cho
Washington Auditorium
Clyde E. Mitchell
Inco Chorus
Rotary Club
Gallipolis Social Notes Highlights and Personal News
Ten years after a class dinner at the First Christian Church a toastmaster led a program on Liszt at Memorial Auditorium with Prof Paul Fontaine. Delta Kappa Gamma a dinner at Island View Inn. Miss Freda Wood presided. OU Mens Faculty Club staged High School play The Admirable Crichton, with Miss Theou assisting. Thieves stole rings from W B Drake’s window. Socials include dessert and luncheon bridges. several members host events at Lafayette Hotel and Morris Avenue. Gallipolis personals list visitors from Washington DC Chicago Columbus and Dayton. Eugene Saunders to be discharged. long service updates from Florida and Akron. students from Ohio State and Rio Grande noted. local trips to Portland and Tarlton mentioned.
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Gallipolis
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Island View Inn
Washington
Freda Wood
Marjory
OU Mens
Rio Grande
James Barrie
Crichton
Memorial Auditorium
Carrie North
Victor Whitehouse
Meigs County
Thomas
W. B. Drake
Robert D. Thomas
Ens
Bubbi Hood
Harry K. Mills
Harold Brown
Lafayette Hotel
Wiley T. Sprague
Morris Ave
Robert Sheets
Weadie Club
Lawrence Bastiank
Naomi Bradbury
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
H. B. Bradbury
Brigger
Rita
Lois Altman
Ohio State University
Max Altman
W. G. Sibley
Chicago
Ellis Sibley
Norma
John Danner
V. E. Long
Florida
C. R. Niday
Joe Pierotti
Eva
Buffalo
N.Y
Anne Lands
Peroti
Miss Perotti
Eugene Saunders
Second Marines
South Pacific
San Diego
Great Lakes
Herbert Saunders
Tom Mills
E. L. Mills
Ruth, Richards
Will Cox
Portland
Alex Mills
John E. Roush Dies at 82 in Allen Grove Wisconsin
John Emerson Roush aged 82 died at his home in Allen Grove Wisconsin on Saturday. Born October 15 1863 at Eno to Joseph and Mary Jane Roush he married twice first to Aliie Thaxton then to Mae Fisher. Survived by second wife Garnet Rupe daughter E M Rupe and children from the second marriage Chester Orville Ta wilda and Grace with grandchildren. Body to be brought to Gallipolis for burial with final plans after family arrives from Allen Grove.
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Gallipolis
John Emerson Roush
Allen Grove
Wis
Eno
Joseph
Mary Jane Roush
Aliie Thaxton
Garnet Rupe
Ave
Othe Roush
Mae,Fisher
E. M. Rupe
Ine
Chester
Orville
Tawilda
Grace
Prand
Allen Grave
Mrs. Allen Injured In Florida Accident
Mrs. Frank Allen Ric Grande was injured in an automobile crash in Jacksonville Florida while returning from a trip with Mrs. Charles Switver and Mrs. Tim Rees. Their son Don Allen rushed to Jacksonville after learning of the incident. She sustained a broken left hand and可能 other injuries.
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Gallipolis
Frank Allen
Ric Grande
Jacksonville
Fla
Allen
S. Charles Switver
Gallip
Tim Rees
Columb
Florida
Don Allen
Miami
Ohio University Music Recital Directed by C C Robinson
Twenty years ago a school of music recital featured performers Ronald Robinette violin Frances Clutts Russell Whartenby and Kathryn Merriman pianists under the direction of Prof C C Robinson.
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Ohio University School of Music
Prof
C. C. Robinson
Ronald Robinette
Frances Clutts
Russell Whartenby
Kathryn Merriman
Mother and Child Hurt as Car Overturns
In Gallipolis Route 2 incident Hayward Saunders 21 of Gallipolis fined 10 dollars and costs for parking on a highway after state patrol investigated a Sunday crash on Route 35 near Thurman. Dennis Cavanaugh 22 of Flint Michigan crashed. his wife 20 and their 10 month old son received bruises.
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Gallipolis
Hayward Saunders
William HE. Jones
Saunders
State Highway Patrol
Thurman
Dennis Cavanaugh
Flint. Mich
Two Divorce Suits Filed in Gallia County Court
Gallipolis reports two new divorce actions in common pleas court. Loren W. Mooney seeks a divorce from Gladys L. Mooney on grounds of neglect and cruelty. they wed November 20, 1943 in Russell, Kentucky and have no children. Stephen McCardie sues Rosalee McCardie for neglect and cruelty. married June 25, 1938 in London with no children. Earlier, Mary E. Joyner vs Albert Joyner and Vernon Harrison vs Clara Harrison both awarded divorces.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
Loren W. Mooney
Gladys L. Mooney
Russell
Stephen McCardie
Rosalee McCardie
London
Mary E. Joyner
Albert Joyner
Vernon Harrison
Clara Harrison
Stricken clerk carried from Gallipolis store
Miss Lillian Fauldree, a clerk in the Gallipolis Department Stores ready to wear department, fell ill Monday around noon and was taken by ambulance to Hoiser Hospital. She was believed to have suffered a stroke.
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Gallipolis
Lillian Fauldree
Hoizer Hospital
Faudree
Stephenson Family Plans Move to Miami for Pan American Work
Mr and Mrs Walter Stephenson left Gallipolis Saturday for Miami Florida to make their home. He will be employed by Pan American Airways in Miami after recently being discharged from service. Relative in Gallipolis Justice of the Peace Heenan Shate was called to Capmanville West Virginia by the serious illness of his mother in law Mrs Virginia Cooper.
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Gallipolis
Walter Stephenson
Miami
Fla
Stephenson
Pan American Airways
Heenan Shate
Capmanville
W. Va
Virginia Cooper
Mordore they Cred By Dorothy Staley
A dramatic reminiscence unfolds as Betsy, Dru, and the Willson family confront guilt and alibis surrounding Phillipa’s death. Witnesses discuss timings from one to two thirty, with Betsy asserting her presence at Pen’s studio and denying involvement. The scene ends with unresolved questions and a foreshadowed conclusion.
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Mordore
Dorothy Staley
NEA Service
Unbeaten Berlin and the War's Aftermath
The author portrays Berlin after heavy bombing as a ruinous landscape with hundreds of thousands living in cave-like shelters. He notes rationed food and fuel, black market prices, and people queuing for scraps while Germans show physical defeat yet remain mentally unreformed. He warns that Germany must be militarily controlled and gradually reeducated for lasting peace.
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Berlin
Essen
Mack
Germany
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Vinton Ave
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Syracuse
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Crown City
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Middleport
William Meade
Carles D. Henry
Sharpsburg
E. E. Higgenbotham
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C. E. Mitchel
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Vern Tuttle
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John Higginbotham
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Wellston
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St. Mark's Churchyard
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