Athens Messenger page four highlights and notices
The Athens Messenger details publication data and staff include Publisher Prenderick W. Bush, Managing Editor Charles H. Harris, and state and national press associations. Advertisement rates available, obituary charges nominal. Subscriptions listed by location with yearly rates and weekly prices.
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Prederick W. Bush
Aig
Athens Messenger Akaty Printing Co
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
Real Talk Ahead on National Alien Registration
The article contends five million non citizens benefit from American rights, with concerns over registration, entry legality, forged papers, citizenship delays, and potential foreign influence. It argues enforcement is federal and highlights broad societal impact of lax policies amid wartime.
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United States
Sam
America
The Iron Age and the American Steel Commitment
Since 1854 the United States has used 1.76 billion net tons of iron and steel, with about two thirds still in use in buildings, bridges, trains, ships and machinery. Roughly a third has been recycled as new steel, illustrating steel’s central role in modern industry.
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United States
American Iron and Steel Institute
CASE FOR CO-OPERATION
The army worries about two problems near large reservations high rents and dubious establishments targeting soldiers. Communities gain from camps but must clean up nearby neighborhoods to protect the troops before federal action becomes inevitable.
La Guardia orders gambling patrons named and rated
The mayor directs police to record every gambling house patron's name and address and share it with credit rating firms. A major rating company says the information is relevant. The move could deter gambling by linking risk of loss to credit.
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New York
Patriotism in Production and Peace Minded Public
In a wartime era of defense prep leaders urge production of government needs. W M Angle, president of Stromberg Carlson, warns against unpatriotic withholding. A S Ambassador Joseph Grew stresses Americans are peace minded yet firmly aware of obligations and rights.
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W. M. Angle
Stromberg-Carlson Telephone Manufacturing Co
A. S
Joseph
Tokio
Roosevelt gets needed support as Senator George backs foreign policy
Washington columnist Raymond Clapper notes that Senator Walter F. George now chairs the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and backs Roosevelt on foreign policy. George is portrayed as an independent voice advocating a total defense and greater aid to Britain, shaping a cooperative dynamic with Secretary Hull.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Walter F. George
United States Senate
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Georgia
White House
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
Foreign Relations Committee
Wheeler
Hitler
Chamberlain
Munich
Vandenberg
United States
Europe
Britain
Hull
Congress
Wilson
Austin
Vermont
Washington scene reviews looming New Deal agenda
Bruce Catton surveys the new Congress with focus on social security changes and unemployment insurance reforms. He notes potential broadening of pensions for 65 plus, possible flat income tax to fund it, and debates over St. Lawrence waterway, California Central Value project, and TVA style regional authority. Farm policy remains uncertain amid election shifts.
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Washington
Britain
Congress
Roosevelt
Downey
Townsend
St. Lawrence Waterway
St. Lawrence
California
Olson
Reclamation Bureau
TVA
Department of Agriculture
Gifted Practice Leads to Higher Knowledge, Arngid Quotation
A historic line urges faithful use of talents to grow abilities. The maxim promotes disciplined practice to gain deeper understanding and skill, attributed to Arngid.
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Arngid
Primary Reform Debate From Athens Letter Writers
A reader laments pre primary convention moves and urges Ohio General Assembly action. He argues politicians and businesses seek to end equal public influence, cites Athens County voting tensions, and calls residents to pressure local senators and representatives. He signs as OHN SOUTHARD from Jacksonville.
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the Messenger
New York City
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Chambers of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
Athens
Athens County
Board of Elections Office
List Improvements for Glouster and Nearby Schools
A reader proposes consolidating Glouster Hollister Greens Run Trimble and Jacksonville into a single modern school system. The plan would create one high and grade school building with a shared superintendent heating plant and auditorium, plus buses, aiming to cut costs and improve facilities.
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Glouster
Hollister
Greens Run
Trimble
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Trimble
New Plymouth Social And Personal Notes
Reverend J. M. Stewart was seriously ill of erysipelas last week. Mrs. Rosella Hixenbaugh and daughter Mary were in Logan Monday. Ray Miller, in Florida military training, spent Christmas with his parents. Visitors on Christmas Day included Herman Ellis and family, Willis Brown and child. Treadley Heinlein visited Cleve land. John Archer Laurelville with Dwight Harris visited Loved Point Md. Earle Heinlein attended a 6 PM dinner at Karns Creola. Plymouth Grange installed officers at Ilesboro. Attendees listed. People from a distance attended Mrs. Hattie Eggleston funeral. Josephine Bay spent Christmas in Washington, D C. Mrs. Viola Smith returned from Cherrington Hospital.
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New Plymouth
J. M. Stewart
Rosella Hixenbaugh
Mary
Logan
Ray Miller
Florida
Stanley Miller
Frank Ellis
Herman Ellis
Union Furnace
Willis Brown
Lancaster
Treadley Heinlein
Cleveland
John Archer
Laurelville
Dwight Harris
Shelley Harris Smith
Love Point
Earle Heinlein
John Karns
Creola
Plymouth Grange
Ilesboro
I. E. Fri
Raymond Salts
Boney Weede
Emma Weede
Irene Gibbons
Emma Fri
Kay
Minnie Schurtz
Retta Steele
Jane
Mary Hixenbaugh
Ruth Champion
Ira Schurtz
Lottie Cremean
John Thomas Cremean
Hattie Eggleston
Wade Scott
Eagle Miss
Vance Bay
Mary Meade Bay
Newark
David Vance Bay
Bert Nixon
Sterling
Clara Edgington
Rufus Bay
Working class support for Roosevelt against Willkie
Albertiss Hawk of Nelsonville urges readers to back Franklin D. Roosevelt, arguing he will do more for workers than Willkie and criticizing Hoover, while questioning the critic's rural address and personal needs. December 29.
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Larson
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Willkie
Mr. Hoover
F.D.R
Wrecked Car and Hidden Truths Hit Campus
Dr. Connelly treats Jerry after a crash as Valerie Parks rages over her damaged car. Witnesses defend Jerry, while Valerie vows to confront the Connellys and clear her name in a theater of anger, arrogance, and romance on a tense campus day.
Christmas Rush Touches Hearts As Love, Duty Align
In a tangled domestic drama Mary and Valerie clash over a man named Jerry Connelly. Valerie schemes to steal him, hinting at marriage plans, while Mary defends her relationship and faces the consequences. Jerry survives a crash with injuries but remains unconscious, and the family plans to return to the hospital.
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Val
Jerry
Mary
Valerie
Mary Warde
House
Jerry Connelly
Dr. Connelly
Martha
Cleo
Hugh
New Year Dance and Grange News From Carpenter
Carpenter social notes report a New Year’s Eve dance in Columbia Auditorium hosted by the Columbia Alum ni Association and a Christmas dance with music by the Frances Klein Orchestra of Middleport. Grange officers changeover and joint installation with Pomona planned Jan 3 at Chester High School. The column lists numerous local visits, hospital stays, and family gatherings across nearby towns and cities with several trips to Columbus and Cleveland over the holiday period.
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G. C. Gorby
G. C. Swearingen
W. S. Swett
W. H. Hampton
Eddie Lou Howery
C. O. Chapman
Earl Knight
James Hawley
Columbus
State Department of Education
Howery
Cecil Blackwood
W. H. Juniper
Waco
Texas
H. B. Pickett, Jr
Maude Holcomb
Helen
Carolyn
Cleveland
Harold Holcomb
East Canton
Ferry Turner
Akron
Denver Rawlings
Copley
Alva Rawlings
Erva Tubbs
Athens
Louis Smith
Baltimore
Rawlings
Eva Steward
Rose Chase
Margaret Hardy
Howard Steward
Esther Johnson
Chester
Claire Steward
F. G. Strickland
Williamsport
Dora George
Cardington
A. R. Curry
E. A. George
Walter Swett
Leslie
Walter Canode
Toledo
Leslie Canode
Vira Rawlings
Sheltering Arms Hospital
J. L. Rawlings
Zella Rupert
Grover Quick
Dayton Steward
Dell Turner
Hazel Slater
Millersport
H. E. Starkey
Grange
John Devolo
Glouster
Dana Connett
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