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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1944

Page

6

Messenger Publishing Co. details and subscription rates

The notice lists establishment in 1825, publication by The Messenger Publishing Co., and key staff. It outlines daily weekday and Sunday editions, affiliations with press associations, and republication rights. Subscription prices for carrier and mail vary by region, with overseas service options and print-paper limits noted.

Frederick W. Bush THE Messenger Publishing CO Gordon K. Bush Charles H. Harris Ohio Messenger

Hitler Off Balance as Allied Strategy Shapes Invasion Timing

The piece analyzes how the Soviet push against Germany, allied wartime coordination at Tehran, and Nazi propaganda influence expectations for a Western invasion. It notes April or May as potential invasion windows though mud season and shifting fronts complicate timing. German forecasts vary as leaders weigh risk of delaying actions against pressing eastern offensives.

Red Army Paris Berlin Norway France Stalin

We Still Need Ships for Landing Craft and War Needs

The piece argues a ship shortage remains critical not only for freighters but especially for landing craft. It warns the War Shipping Board may need 400 to 500 additional ships for Pacific operations, reducing vessels available for raw materials and civilian use, and stresses steel and rail reliability to sustain shipbuilding.

War Shipping Board Pacific Chiang China Cairo Japan

Welcome Change Eases Induction for Older Drafted Men

The Selective Service plans to end local board screen tests, easing delays. The new rule keeps a three week window for home and business arrangements if an inductee is accepted, removing a burdensome pre-final waiting period for older men and their families.

Selective Service

Press Freedom at Risk From Licensing Powers

A National Dispatch column argues that granting Congress and agencies like the FCC power to control radio contents via licenses risks newspapers and magazines losing second-class status. It urges a constitutional amendment to bar such content restriction across media, except for fraud obscenity or libel or military secrecy.

Washington Supreme Court Congress Federal Communications Commission Post Office Department Act of Congress Supreme Court of the United States Brandeis Clarke United States

Mosquitoes and Malaria Battle in South Pacific Bases

Clapper describes World War II malaria control on a South Pacific island joint British French territory. American troops fight disease amid political obstacles, using diesel oil sprays, road work to drain water basins, and efforts to relocate infected villages and cattle.

Australia Pacific South Pacific

Stovall Sends Message On Spirit From Med Mission

Quote from Col Albert J. Stovall after return from the Mediterranean asserts resilience and resolve. The statement reflects military morale and the back‑to‑front line attitude in a postwar context.

Col. Albert J. Stovall Mediterranean

Public You Take What You Get These Days

Letters in The Athens Messenger forum lampoon labor strife and New Deal policies amid wartime strain. A writer from Coolville defends unions while criticizing Ickes, Lewis, and government red tape, arguing wage and meat controls hurt workers and farmers.

Athens the Messenger Messenger Striker John Lewis Bill Green Mr. Striker Lewis New Deal Ickes

Woman 100 Dies in Conneaut

Mrs. Phoebe Titterington died at age 100, having celebrated her birthday March 7. The obituary notes her long life in Conneaut and marks her passing as a community moment.

Conneaut Phoebe Titterington

Lottridge Social Briefs Highlight Local Visits and News

Community notes list New Year visits among Troy and Carthage residents and Parkersburg guests. The report mentions multiple families hosting relatives, neighbors helping butcher hogs, and a newborn son for Pfe and Mrs Weston Potter with Pfc Potter taking emergency furlough.

Tattooed Countess sparks censorship at Garfield County

In 1926 Dean Gideon Planish chairing Garfield County Censorship Board confronts a local bookseller over The Tattooed Countess by Carl Van Vechten. Despite no legal grounds, the group leads a park meeting to condemn the work while the vendor hawks copies nearby as Peony Planish pushes for access.

Kinnikinick College Gideon Planish Peony County Censorship Board Censorship Board Carl van Vechten Mr. van Vechten Iowa New York Pederson Bill Peniston Garfield County Peniston Mabel Grove Hawkeye Park Rood Dean Mr. Pederson Dean Planish Wall Street Paris Hollywood Loway al Rood Middlewest Martha Washington Maine Mr. Rood Congo

Answers and Answers from Wartime Quiz

The Q and A item lists Ike deputy Arthur Tedder as invasion chief. Eddie Stinson credited with airplane recovery method. Caribbean islands Aruba Bonaire Curacao St Martin Saba and St Eustatius are Dutch. Turkey allegedly has about 800000 under arms with potential to rise to 1 million. Allies tin source is Bolivia formerly Malay region, 54 UO till Japan moved in.

Eddie Stinson Caribbean Islands Aruba Bonaire Curacao St. Martin, Saba St. Eustatius Bolivia

Buchtel Social And Personal Highlights

January PT meeting planned for Buchtel. War Stamp sales posted at 48.10. County Supt. Glen Hanes visited schools Friday. Milton Dixon serves in North Africa. Bernard Colbert, Italy action, sent to England where he met Al Hayden. John Sabo in England. Roland Colbert injured New Year’s Day. Port Shively and Dick Bread recovering from influenza. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Murphy and Geneva Moore visited. plans to move to Buchtel in spring. Geneva Moore to resume work at Whitmore Greenhouses. Corporal Walter Whitmore to Camp Crockett after furlough. William Whitmore recovering at Cherrington Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mohney Sr. spent Christmas in Columbus with son-in-law Russell McHardy family. Cha Mohney Jr. also in service in Shenandoah maneuvers. Verna Dearing drove to Akron for illness of daughter Plainé Newman.

Buchtel Glen Hanes Goldie Turner Milton Dixon North Africa Bernard Colbert Italy England al Hayden Buchte John Sabo Roland Colbert Port Shively Dick Bread S. A. Murphy Bonnie Geneva Moore Kent Murphy Whitmore Walter Whitmore Camp Crockett Lenna Whitmore George Jay Whitmore William Whitmore Whitm Greenhouses Cherrington Hital Charles Mohn Sr Columbus Dan Ter Russell Mc ‘Ard Corpora Mohney Camp Barker Cha Mohney Jr Shenandoah Verna Dearing Akron Plainé Newman

Gore Social And Personal GORE SOCIAL

Mrs Worley Giffen hosted New Year guests including her daughter and son in law Captain Sherma Bonecutter and Sherman Jr Huntington W Va. Johnnie Hartman Glouster Route 4. Corporal Kenneth Hartman in Sicily sent a cablegram. Relatives and friends visited Elizabeth Nutter who is ill. Foster Bobo Bonnie Lancaster Earnest Nutter Nancy Logan Wilbur Stewart Terry. Jack Powell Columbus Wasl Young Crooksville. James Hood. Mrs Hood ill with flu. Other visits include Wesley Campbell Buckeye Lake Faith Beck Ruth Nixon Frank Beck. Rudd Summers Summers Logan. Nora Slaine Toledo caring for ill Mrs Andrew Mollenkamp. Nancy Logan with Wood Nutter Elizabeth Nutter. Eddie St Clair daughter Marilyn Ann Logan. Charles Alltop.

Foster Bobo Bonnie Lancaster Earnest Nutter Nancy Logan Wilbur Stewart Granssom Terry Jack Powell Comlumbus Was! Young Crooksville James Hood Bat Mohler W. J. Howdyshell Ville Tll Tucker Helen Evans Faith Beck Ruth Nixon St. Clair Ville Frank Beck Rudd Summers Drew Nora Slaine Toledo Andrew Mollenkamp Ernest Nutter Wood Nutter Elizabeth Nutter Eddie St. Clair Marilyn Ann Charles Alltop

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