Newspaper subscription rates and distribution details
The Messenger lists subscription rates for carriers in Ohio and outside Ohio, with differing annual and weekly prices and overseas options. It notes acceptance subject to print paper supply and lists representative offices in Columbus and other cities.
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Ohio
Servies
Ohis
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
How Fighters Feel in South Pacific War Strife
Seaman Kenneth Walsh of Muncie Ind writes from the South Pacific for the Muncie Press in a stark essay on war fatigue and wartime income. He contrasts sailors earning $50 a month with strikers seeking higher pay, telling of a 17 year old shell shocked survivor who lost his brother aboard a destroyer. Walsh argues the American creed is tested by such inequities as soldiers endure heat disease and danger with little reward.
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South Pacific
Kenneth Walsh
Muncie
Ind
The
Muncie Press
Mr. Striker
Seaman Walsh
Welder
The Spirit That Quickeneth in American Industry
A reflection on intangible forces in business and national mood as drivers of growth. It argues that psychology, risk appetite, and sacrifice dollars shape production and investment more than figures alone, urging plans that fit a daring climate and honor silent savers who fuel enterprise.
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America
Roosevelt poised to press unions and business over war strain
President Roosevelt faces a ready-made set-up to rein in labor and business while criticizing railroad strikes and wartime profit practices. The piece argues Congress must pass anti strike laws and curb wartime contract profits, framing unity as essential for victory and warning enemies of a strengthened democracy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Uncle Sam
Republic
United Mine Workers
Armed Services
Pacific Island Campaigns Do Not Equate in War Strategy
Clapper outlines how Tarawa and large land masses like Guadalcanal Bougainville or New Britain differ for amphibious assault. He notes landing casualty patterns depend on island size and defenses and explains why some islands are pursued for strategic airfields and supply points rather than territory. He cites Guadalcanal and Arawe as examples and stresses learning from two years of warfare rather than prophecy.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Tarawa
New Britain
Guadalcanal
Bougainville
Arawe
Truk
Japan
Faribault
Kinnikinick
Teckla
Kinnikinick Board of Trustees
Peony
Gideon
Excelsior
Columbia University
Rocket guns and invasion risks mark wartime air raids
American and British air forces pound the French coast along the English Channel targeting invasion aims. Airfields, rail lines, rolling stock, and mine fields are central dangers as Allied planners aim to minimize invasion risks and casualties for the Berlin drive. Daredevil mine sweepers battle underwater threats while ships face continued bombardment.
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Britain
English Channel
Berlin
Germany
London
Channel
H. H. Arnold
U. S. Army Air Forces
Third Reich
Parachute opening time and antique inquiries summarized
Q and A cover parachute time to open two seconds after ripcord pull. An aluminum road exists in Dutch Guiana built by U S Army engineers with mahogany base and aluminum surface. The Mint Museum of Art in Charlotte originated as the Philadelphia mint's first branch. Patent No T7177 was granted to Marconi in 1900 for his tuned wireless system.
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Dutch Guiana
U. S. Army
Mint Museum of Art
Charlotte
Philadelphia Mint
Marconi
Poet's Corner readers share wartime doggerel
A wartime verse column prints readers submissions with addresses. The piece titled The Lousy Jap mocks Japanese soldiers with violent imagery and anti Japanese punch lines, followed by a brief note about a reader from Carbon Hill Ohio and a joke about pigs in England.
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Joe Blosser
Carbon Hill
Ohio
Professor Planish and Peony wed in Kin nikinick
In early October Professor Gideon Planish declares love for Peony as Teckla's approval looms. They plan marriage while navigating college rules and trustees. The couple wed in Easter vacation 1922 with Peony guiding their home and Planish reveling in his affection.
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Professor Planish
Peony
Gidl
Bishop
Kinnikinick
Pleasant Valley Social and Personal Notes
Visiting in Pleasant Valley were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oliver and son Len of McConnelsville and others from Columbus Bates Athens and Albany. New Year’s Eve party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Pratt included many relatives and friends. David Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hudnall, has been ill with pneumonia.
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Pleasant Valley
Lowell Lowery
Howard Brooks
Clarabelle
Joe Lowery
J. M. Lowery
Bates
Roy Cline
Columbus
Alice Cline
J. W. Bolin
Athens
Pearl Wood
James Pratt
Tom Collins
Shade
Cecil Gwinn
Jef
Sade Brooks
Joyce Tyler
Harold Powers
Sonny Millison
Pratt
Clyde Pratt
Alfred Pratt
De'etta
Larry Pratt
J. B. Woodyard
Albany
Woodyard
David Lee
Ernest Hudnall
Radcliff Community News Personal Mentions and Local Updates
Local notices summarize service and residence updates for Radcliff area residents. Names include RADCLIFF Car r oll W of the Navy and Mrs Wruff of San Diego with Woodruff parents in Oreton, and Mary Lou Pierce resuming teaching duties at Hill after a tea vacation. Other items cover holiday visits, school resumption, Christmas programs, army deployments, and Board of Education changes.
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Radcliff
Carroll W
U. S. Navy
W ‘Ruff
San Diego
Calif
Woodruff
Oreton
South Pacific
Mary Lou Pierce
Hill
Harmon Foxx
Iola
Pomeroy
Frank Dailey
C. K. Wells
Betty
Larry
6Lumbus
Columbus
Chris Cline
Ramon Morris
Newark
Tarium
John Bacus
Paul Zinn
the Bacus
Garden Club
Emmafers
Gale Morton
H. EF. M Ton
Rock
James Pendleton
J. M. Arba
Moon Two
Theodore Boring
Camp Belvoir
Donavan Macomber
Belvoir
Ernest Pierce
Robert Burns
Charles Hocter
Camp Aterbury
Ind
Frank
Australia
Edward
North Africa
Iceland
England
James Arbaugh
William Mahaffey
Wilkesville
Betty LaFollette
Scott
Barbara Thompson
McArthur Spe
Jasper Lowe
Ed Hensler
Edgar Hensty Jr
Board of Education
James Pendlets, Jr
J. W. ‘Andal
D. H. Jeffers
Funeral Services Held for Amos Rife Ryger
Cheshire social notes report Amos Rife Ryger’s funeral Saturday attended by Cornelius Rife Mr and Mrs Everette Watkins Jele Rife Rev and Mrs Julissj Chandler Mrs Ethel Rife and Mrs Audrey Thaxton. Other items mention visits by Mary A Clark to Lancaster Audrey Thaxton Hunington and Richard and Linda Davis of Lipopolis with grandparents Mr and Mrs F Butcher and weekend guests of Mrs N R Rothgeb.
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Cheshire
Cornelius Rife
Everette Watkins
Jele Rife
E. O. Yeange
Julissj Chandler
Ethel Rife
Audrey Thaxton
Amos Rife Ryger
Mary A. Clark
Garnet Gilkelj
Lancaster
Hunington
Ethel Rife Bill Musgrave
Linnville
E. M. Musgrave
Richard
Linda Davis
Oflipolis
F. ‘Butcher
James Rothgeb
Huntington
N. R. Rothgeb
Billy
Larry Thaxton
Ross Thaxton
Hollis Whitt
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Obis
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Newspaper Association
TNE
Ascotated Press
Associated Press
Gh News
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
F. Palmer Hoyt
Owl
Merle Thorpe
Nelsonville
Frances Hall
Pauline Wiley
Leslie Levering
Helen Burt
Max Drake
Phi
S. G. Holland
L. A. Koons
Athens County
Paris
France
Fred H. McCoy
Higley Study Circle
N. K. Alderman
S. C. Staneart
Glen Staneart
Lillian Horn
Dewitt MacKenzie
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Nipponezer
New Forest
Canute
By Galbraith
Gideon Planish Saaseeserame Sere
Sidair Lewis
Teckla Schaum
Mrs. Bull
Abelard
Heloise
Rutherford B. Hayes
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