Subscription Rates And Association Notices
Obscure billing and association notices list various subscription rates for carriers and mail in Ohio. It mentions The Associated Press credit policy and advertising rates, with scattered names and offices in Chicago Columbus Cleveland and overseas service notes.
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Associated Press
Ohio
The
Messenger
John W. Culien Company
Chicago
York
Columbus
Cleveland
Actin, Me
What’s In A Word In An Era Of Epithet
An essay warns that terms like absentee fascist collaboration capitalist and liberal have drifted into reproach through overuse and wartime rhetoric. It argues against reducing people to labels and notes that influenza abstraction masks a simple illness and misery.
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Mussolini
Unmerry Christmas 1943 buyers reset tree market
The piece critiques Christmas tree dealers who hiked prices during 1943 amid a supposed shortage. It notes some trees reached $1 per foot, many buyers forewent trees, and industry greed led to a drastic price collapse. The column urges sellers to learn that markets swing from seller to buyer and buyers can be ruthless when hurt.
Byrd Committee Finds Vast War Funds Unspent
The Byrd Committee reports that about 187,000,000,000 remain unspent and 92,000,000,000 have not been obligated. The piece calls this good news noting war agencies have enough funds and may not spend all. It adds Senator Byrd will monitor the situation.
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Byrd Committee
Byrd
Tragic Labor Blunder Roils Nation Says Official View
Washington sources reveal an official yet informal warning that railroad and steel union strife imperiled Allied prospects in Europe and risked prolonging the war. Critics blame leaders for a costly railroad strike while praising the majority of workers and urging swift union accountability.
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Washington
Europe
Shemently
Maters
Balkans
America
United States
Congress
Navy crew shares New Year aboard a Honolulu flight
Henry H. Heimann recalls a New Year in 1944 aboard a Navy freight seaplane from San Francisco to Honolulu. The crew, including Frank Mason, celebrated with a Chinese cook, paper caps, and cigars while one member awaits the birth of his child. The squadron, nicknamed the Stork Squadron, boasts many married men and a flawless safety record on the long water route.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Frank Mason
Knox
Frank
Hong Kong
Navy
Hank Phillips
Alameda
Hank
Janesville
Wis
Don Smith
Naval Air Transport Organization
Stork Squadron
Henry H. Heimann
National Association of Credit Men
Russia's New Offensive Opens Decisive European War Phase
War analyst Dewitt Mackenzie reviews Russia's three sector offensives from the Dnieper bend to Kiev bulge and Vitebsk Nevel as winter ice aids Soviet advances while German withdrawals threaten a two front crisis. He notes Hitler’s two stage strategy and the looming Allied invasion of France.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Russia
France
Red Army
Stalingrad
Hitler
Kiev
Thousand Mile Front
Dnieper Bend
Kiev Bulge
Vitebsk-Nevel
Fuehrer
Letart Falls News Notes Highlights Local Events
Local stamps sales total 583.95 for defense stamps this year. Francis Webb leaves for Great Lakes Naval Training Station for Navy boat training. Bud Wilson, stationed in Florida, spends holidays with his parents. Mrs. Roy Roush hosts Sunday School class with gifts and mystery sisters reveal. Postmaster changeover noted as Eileen Shields steps in during Webb’s absence. P T A meets: curtains for stage approved and election board volunteers named for Jan 11 school tax levy vote. Wilma McDade from Columbus visits.
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Letart Falls
Defense
Francis Webb
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Navy
Bud Wilson
Florida
William Wilson
Roy Roush
Mamie Miller
Naomi Ashley
Violet Grimm
Genevieve Powell
Chlorus Grimm
Hazel Allen
Margie Hunt
Caroline Miller
Orpha Hill
Rachel Chapman
Alice Balser
Gladys Shields
Rose McDade
Roush
Roy Shuler
Parkersburg
Ed Shuler
Eileen Shields
Frances Webb
P.T.A
Daisy White
Mabel Shields
Southern
Wilma McDade
Columbus
Ray McDade
Thomas Rites Held Sunday At Corning
Joseph Thomas aged 68 died at his Drakes home Thursday evening at 5 55. Born in Austria Hungary on Sept 11 1875 he lived in Drakes two years. Surviving wife Julia two daughters Dorothy Ritter Columbus three sons Andrew Thomas US Army Joseph Columbus Frank Rome and three grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at home with Rev Cziatro Columbus officiating burial Drakes Monroe Cemetery.
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Columbus
Drakes Monroe
Maria Debney
Anne Barrett
Parkersburg
W. V4
Margaret Joyce
Nell McFarland
George Rodgers
Joe Rodgers
Harry Bennett
Charles Bennett
Pearl Hughes
Fanny
Ida
Pearl Tague
Ford Tague
Crooksville
William Calhoun
Leo Bennett
T. W. Bennett
Robert Bennett
Bert Scalion
R. F. Dornbrier
New Lexington
Fred Bennett
Cleveland
Elizabeth Smith
Glouster
Ned
Walter Blair
Shawnee
Ralph Wonnell
Bert Dial
George Dial
Marcel Levion
Sam Tippett
Louise Finney
Frank McCabe
Rita
Canton
Romance Proceeds Between Professor and Student at Kinnikinick
In 1921 at Kinnikinick College Gideon Planish, an ambitious professor, clashes with Teckla Schaum and becomes enthralled with Peony Jackson a nineteen year old student. A late evening meeting at Postum’s Drug Store leads to a tentative dating plan as plan for a drama reading next week unfolds.
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Gid Planish
Kinnikinick College
Gideon Planish
Providence
Teckla Schaum
Senate
Teckla
Monkey
Kinnikinick
Peony Jackson
Faribault
Minnesota
Miss Jackson
Teshmen
Peony
Lambda House
Postum
Rae
Orbiston Notes Shares Visits From Nearby Cities
Orbiston residents list weekly social visits with relatives in Columbus Cleveland Toledo Akron and Dayton. Guests include Banfield Yates Glancy Fuller Wade and McManaway among others. The Rainbow Circle Club met December 29 with plans delayed by illness.
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Banfield
Clarence Banfield, Jr
Cleland
Sophia Fgdroshi
Detroit
Mich
Albert Yates
Andy Jeffery
Toledo
Alice Glancy
Daugh Pearl Glancy
Columbus
James Sorrell
Akron
Lois Wade
Helen Bool
Man
la Donna Poling
Helen Fulton
Trimble
Everett Wilson
Ronnie
Norman Wilson
Sun
Steve So
Vance Glancy
Clarence Fuller
Jior
Dolores
Kathryn Grey
Logan
Eugene Glancy
Lumbus
Basil Carsner
Helen Peacock
Wanda Mae
Betty Lou Picock
Frank Self
Newington
Dean Dewitt
William Halliday
Garnet Evans
Ma Evans
Bu Orbiston
K Columbus
Walter Wade
William O'R
Lilychus
Mr Bartoe
the Plains
M William Halliday
Ella Gay
Howard Malone
Ralph O'Rourke
Walter McManaway
Lloyd Strausbaugh
Nellie McManaway
Dayton
Rainbow Circle Club
Questions and Answers Quiz in Early 20th Century Style
A reader presents a set of trivia Q and A covering materials for cease plates next year in several states, the original name of Hawaii, Ohio’s statehood year, Bell’s first intelligible phone sentence, the first fire department establishment in Philadelphia, and Molotov’s title as People’s Commissar for Foreign Affairs.
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Motana
Virginia
Wyoming
Ilinol
Louisiana
Wa ‘I
United States
Philadelphia
Jaslav Molotov
The Little Path Through the Woods Poem
A rustic poem describes a winding path through woods and a hill where cows mark their milking routine. The speaker imagines cows traveling at milking time and a milkmaid with shining buckets listening for their steps. The piece ends with the cows loving the summer and the path remaining through the landscape.
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John Cuckly
Athens
Ohio
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Obi
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Newspaper Association
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Army
United Staes Army and Navy
Thomas
Corning
By Galbraith
Pop
Gideon Planish Soma Esysrm Sensy Sinchir Lewis
Orbiston News Notes
Hawaii ‘Islands
Sandwich Islands
Watson
Bell
Poet's Corner
Mesnenett
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