The Messenger Establishes 181 Prederrick W Bush Publisher 1896
The page provides masthead details for The Messenger newspaper with publishers Gorton K. Bush and Dick outside? It lists staff roles, office alignment, and membership in press associations along with varying subscription rates for in state and out of state and foreign service terms.
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Prederrick W. Bush
and & the Messenger
Gorton K. Bush
Mgr Charles BH. Harris
Ohio
Gurion
Messenger
Far Sin
Ap Coos
Wartime progress of American airlines praised by Truman Committee
The Truman Committee reports in 1943 that U S airlines increased passenger mileage and mail and express ton miles despite halved fleet. With 186 Army loaned planes they carried over 1.425 billion passenger miles and expanded mail and express ton miles. They flew more hours per plane and retained safety, earning credit for management and staff. The committee urges returning more of the 160 borrowed planes to boost war effort.
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American Commercial Airlines
Air Transport Command
Truman Committee
Senate
Women urged to join US auxiliaries for war effort
The piece argues American women should enlist in military auxiliaries to support the armed services, noting propaganda abroad about low female enlistment and addressing reasons why women hesitate. It compares Allied responses and stresses women’s patriotic duty to safeguard homes and freedoms against the Axis.
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United Nations
Axis
Poland
France
Czechoslovakia
Nobody Said No The Constitution The New Trend In Philosophy
Constitutional lawyers argue that the Constitution restricts federal power to express grants and prohibitions. The piece notes a shifting belief that anything not forbidden becomes federal prerogative. It questions the idea and cites President Roosevelts potential term plan and resignation as speculative context.
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Roosevel
United Nations
Swedish scientists claim infrared device guides bombers
A Swedish scientist describes a rapier-like apparatus with infrared rays enabling bombers to lay eggs accurately through thick soup. The claim appears logical, suggesting Nazis may have planted a guess and await confirmation.
Congress Back Home Visits Reveal Public Sentiment On War
Congress members report home visits give clearer insight into citizen views on war related issues. Constituents press on furloughs for service members and ship availability, while Washington must balance military needs with political pressure. Members gain perspective for guiding policy for months ahead.
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Washington
Congress
Europe
Senate
House
Army
Navy
Japan
Capitol
Clapper Reports on MacArthur as a Possible Presidential Candidate
The column discusses General Douglas MacArthur as a potential Republican nominee, noting wide speculation and calls to enter his name in primaries. It highlights his past ambivalence about politics, concerns from his absence in U.S. affairs, and practical hurdles should he pursue the presidency.
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Australia
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
General MacArthur
United States
MacArthur
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Illinois
Quebec
Louis Mountbatten
Bnagact Thactiova
Wilson predicts German defeat in 1944 says WPB official
In a wartime remark Charles E. Wilson, vice president of the War Production Board, declares confidence that Germany will be crushed in 1944. He asserts belief in Allied victory and urges continued production and effort.
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WPB
Charles E. Wilson
War Today on James Dunn and the Moscow Accord
The piece argues that a Moscow Conference agreement by Russia, the United States, and Britain prevented a likely third world war. It cites James C. Dunn and Field Marshal Jan Smuts, stressing the need for a wartime leadership alliance among the Big Three and China to maintain peace, with a UN-like future core.
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James C. Dunn
Moscow
Russia
America
Bruce Esse
Lowrey Oy
London
Jan Smuts
South Africa
Rae
United Nations
League of Nations
China
Japan
Letters From Columbus Call For News Of Sons In Service
Editor, The Messenger: A Gloucester man seeks to inform Athens County readers about my three sons in service. Frederick is a B 26 bomber pilot somewhere in Ireland after three years enlistment. Lewis is a fire controlman on a destroyer with eleven trips and two and a half years in service. Walter is a pilot on a boat and not infantry, location unspecified. Write to 529 E Broad St Columbus for their addresses. William MINGUS. Columbus Jan 8.
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the Messenger
Glouster
Athens
Frederick
Ireland
Lewis
Walter
E. Broad St
Columbus
William Mingus Columbus
Widows to Receive Two-Thirds of Salary for Life
Civil Works Administration widows were to be paid two thirds of the deceased's salary for life or until remarriage, with minor children receiving support until age 18. Samuel J. Stone, 104, died. Stepdaughters named L. C. Nye of Athens and Stimpson Merry of Chauncey. Also notes on H G Wells economic plan and other brief items from the era.
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Civil Works Administration
Samuel J. Stone
Mr. Stone
L. C. Nye
Athens
Stimpson Merry
Chauncey
Mae Parmiter’s 79th Birthday Thanks Note
Mrs Mae Parmiter thanks friends and relatives for making her 79th birthday special. She received 114 cards and expresses gratitude for the thoughtful wishes received on January 7 at Stewart.
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the Messenger
Mae Parmiter Stewart
Awake America Awake Verses Call Citizens to Action
Poem urges readers to awaken to dangers of war and internal strife. It condemns drugged apathy, saboteurs, and labor trouble as results of politics and greed. It calls for prayer, faith, and steadfast service to God to confront threats.
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America
Horace F. Smith
Gideon Planish’s ascent beyond dean to editor in fiction
Gideon Planish, dean of Kinnikinick College in 196, is described as a celebrated speaker in Gemaend. His wife Peony leverages his lectures to settle mounting debts as he accepts an editorship offer, ultimately leaving education to become a promoter and public opinion shaper.
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Kinnikinick College
Gideon Planish
Gemaend
Peeny
Consolidated Country High School
Iowa
New York Sunday Herald-Times
Peony
Gideon
Rural Adult
Kinnikinick
A. J. Joslin
Bull
Dean
Music Guild
Dr. Planish
Dorcas Class Entertained At Bartlett Home
Bartlett women share a Dorcas Sunday School class gathering hosted by Mrs. John Beazell. The meeting featured devotionals by Mrs. C. B. Lees, and a discussion on crime among children who skip Sunday school. Social hour refreshments followed.
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Bartlett
John Beazell
Dorcas
Oliver Opmiston
C. B. Lees
John Poling
Bartlett Grange
Mary Shinn
Shinn
Carl Secoy
Nellie Goddard
Columbus
Mar
Arnold
Army Hospital
Patterson Field
Fairfield
Florida
Charles Wine
Sandusky
Ohio
Richard Brickles
Coolidge the Talker with Vast Working Vocabulary
Cal Coolidge, famed for his laconic style, reportedly possessed a working vocabulary of 27,000 words while the average American with a grade school education uses under 2,000. The note contrasts his word store with common speech.
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Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Cycling Nitrogen Reducer for Flight Readiness
Pilots use stationary bicycle sessions to lower blood nitrogen levels before piloting certain fighter planes into high altitude air. The technique aims to improve physiological readiness and performance on demanding missions.
Bradbury Social Notes Highlights From Local Residents
Bradbury social column records village life with visits and travels. Rev. Koch led Sunday services. Dana and Russe family involved in a Crooksville accident. Irene Smith to spend winter with Denver Smith in St Clairsville. Minnie and Arthur Gilmore with U. S. Army. Rice family returned from Chillicothe. Bertha Neihmyers of Pov Troy visited Retta Maguire and Wilbur Pierce. B H Bailey plans farm sale and move to Arizona for health. Gilmore janitor returns to work after illness. Authersons spent weekend in Columbus. Figsell and Gemin families recuperating. King family noted.
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Bradbury
Bible School
Rev
Koch
Dana Russe Wert
Crooksville
James Russell
Irena Smith
St Clairsville
Denver Smith
Minnie Gilmore
Arthur Gilmore
U. S. Army
Carl Ebersbach
Robert Rice
Chillicothe
Bertha Neihmyers
Povtroy
Retta Maguire
Wilbur Pierce
B. H. Bailey
Arizona
W. M. Russell
Daus
Corning
M. Gilmore
T. W. Autherson
Columbus
G. C. Russell
Figsell
Gemim
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Obio Select
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Dewitt MacKenzie
H. G. Wells
Great Britain
Hunble
New York
Marietta
Athens High School
Robert Dixon
Wilbur Imes
Donald Foster
Kenneth Wilcox
L. B. Palmer
Pataskala
Ohio Farm Bureau
Feda
Calta
Striker
Poet's Corner
Mesermres
AWAKE
By Galbraith
Des Moines
Count Frontenac Hotel
Middlewest
Bradbury Social Notes
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