Subscription Rates Across Counties and Zones
Partial OCR reads subscription rates by carrier and mail. It lists areas including Athens Gallia Hocking Morgan Vinton and nearby counties with weekly and monthly pricing and zone-based postage rates. The text mentions offices in Chicago Detroit and Athens with advertising and post office classifications.
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National Raprenenasirae
John Ow. Cullen Company
Chicago
Iewa
Detroit
Govetene
Athens
Act of
Lot Mitta
iSc
Athena
Gallia
Hockingon R Morgan
Vinton
Wen S
Youngstown Prosperity Amid Smoke and Steel Boom
Raymond Clapper recalls Youngstown thriving on steel demand and federal relief. He notes workers returning to jobs, relief declines, and a strong push by business leaders for federal canal links and reduced spending to sustain the local economy.
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Youngstown
Ohio River
Pittsburgh Mills
Sympathy and Neutrality in Finland Aid Debate
A US proposal to grant financial aid to Finland amid its defensive war debate in Congress faces partisan scrutiny. Finland, small with limited resources, relies on foreign aid as it resists a larger Soviet force, while neutrals like Sweden Norway Belgium and Holland risk German pressure.
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United States
Finland
Congress
Stalin
Sweden
Norway
Belgium
Holland
Baby Jean Receives $50,000 Diamond Ring From Metaphysician Patron
Immortal Baby Jean, six months old and ward of the Royal Fraternity of Master Metaphysicians, was given a $50,000 diamond ring by Mrs. Anne Tomlinson. The group plans to raise her at Peace Haven Long Island to live forever, avoiding talk of death or sickness.
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Baby Jean
Earth
Royal Fraternity of
Master Metaphysicians
Anne Tomlinson
Monte Carlo
Jean
Metaphysicians
Long Island
Brotherhood Week Encourages Faith Unity Across America
During February 18 to 25 thousands across the United States will observe Brotherhood Week. The National Conference of Christians and Jews started the event seven years ago to promote understanding and tolerance among diverse faiths with the slogan Make America Safe for Differences. The aim is to show a peaceful society can be built by Americans respecting each other’s beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Conference of Christians and Jews
America
Universal Fellowship
Mobilizing Against Polio Across Communities Jan 30
Communities nationwide plan campaigns on January 30 to honor the President’s birthday and boost funds for infantile paralysis. Donations will aid Warm Springs Georgia and local efforts to fight poliomyelitis while strengthening each town’s capacity to protect its residents.
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Warm Springs Foundation
Georgia
McNutt on Labor and Terre Haute Strike
Bruce Catton interviews Paul V. McNutt about labor, the Terre Haute strike, and martial law. McNutt defends his stance, supports collective bargaining, and says labor’s legitimate aims require equal footing and legal backing.
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Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Terre Haute
McNutt
Mr. McNutt
Federal Security Agency
Labor
Conciliation Service
Labor Department
Questions and Answers from The Messenger Bureau
The Messenger Information Bureau at 1018 18th Street Washington DC fields reader questions. Topics cover periscope sighting ranges, glass fracture speeds, alcoholic beverage laws by state, two Dromies from Shakespeare, diamond wear, the ecliptic name, signers of the Declaration, and AUC meaning in Roman dating system.
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The
Messenger
18Th Street
Washington, D. C
Messenger Bureau
Kansas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Richard Henry Lee
Francis Lightfoot Lee
A.U.C
B. C
Copper and iron in diet support blood health
Dr Morris Fishbein explains small daily copper needs and its link with red blood cell formation. He notes iron and copper occur together in meats leafy vegetables seeds and liver and oysters are rich sources. Adults store enough copper but infants may need more. surveys show even poor families consume 2 to 3 milligrams daily.
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Morris Fishbein
United States Department of Agriculture
Signed Letters to the Editor Policy Encourages Short Submissions
The column notes that current events comments are welcomed if signed by the writer and the signature appears with the contribution. It urges brevity to allow multiple letters daily.
Save Connett Church Appeal From Possible Demolition
Mrs Archie Barnes of Logan appeals to readers of The Messenger to contribute now to preserve Connett Church a cherished memorial and graveyard site. She urges telegrams or funds from those who valued the church in earlier years and hopes for a timely response.
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the Messenger
Connett
Nanna
Archie Barnes
Logan
Farley Dry Cleaning staff featured in half page ad
Gladys Ogg John Kern Mrs Katherine Swartz and Howard Ferry and the manager John Farley appear in a half page advertisement for Farley Dry Cleaning Company. New sun ray treatments announced promising winter sun benefits. Bardin Company began work on two new houses at 94 and 96 May Ave.
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The
Farley Dry Cleaning Company
Gladys Ogg
John Kern
Katherine Swartz
Howard Ferry
John Farley
Bardin Company
May Ave
Five pass citizenship tests in Athens County event
Five applicants, Lewis Niemczyk Glouster John Scott Middleport Peter Rankin Scot land Thomas McHarg Chauncey and William Mathews Greece, pass citizenship tests in Athens County. Mrs Frank W Cone hosts Child Conservation League meeting. Franz Woodworth Alex Moore walked from near Chauncey to Athens due to a broken Woodworth car axle.
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Athens County
Lewis Niemczyk
Glouster
John Scott
Middleport
Peter Rankin
Scotland
Thomas McHarg
Chauncey
William Mathews
Greece
Frank W. Cone
Child Conservation League
W. B. Cable
E. B. Young
Tom Rosser
Franz Woodworth
Alex Moore
Athens
Woodworth
Social and Personal Notes From Point Rock
Mr and Mrs Harley Pickett attended the funeral of James Clark at Pomeroy Tuesday afternoon. Wayne Turner and family visited grandparents and attended American Legion conference with D W Morris and Emil Steffin. Mrs Morris and sons visited J E Mulholland family at Wilkesville. Lena Knapp of Hamden spent the weekend here. Auta Verigan visited Edna Gregory. Owen Kennedy of Athens visited Harley Pickett. Laurel Grange held quarterly birthday supper. Visitors from Star Grange and Columbia Grange attended K P installation at Wilkesville. Charles Riley Radcliff and Arlie Cottrill visited Lewis McLaughlin Tuesday evening.
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Point Rock
Harley Pickett
James Clark
Jat Pomeroy
Wayne Turner
J. R. Caster
Lauren Hoffman
D. W. Morris
The
American Legion
Emil Steffin
McArthur
Morris and Sons
J. E. Mulholland
Wilkesville
Lena Knapp
Hamden
Auta Verigan
Edna Gregory
Owen Kennedy
Athens
Laurel Grange
A. L. Holliday
Mont Bo
Wartime romance twists in hospital comeback tale
Mary Carroll, surgically restored to beauty by Dr. Lenox, reunites with Vincent Gregg in a wartime hospital. She reveals a web of disguises, identities, and a dangerous link to Carla Marchetta as they navigate trust, memory, and love in the shadow of the Moravia sinking.
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Mary Carroll
London
Vincent Gregg
Mary
Carla Marchetta
Gilbert Lenox
Gilbert
Lenox
The
Moravia
Carla
Scotland Yard
Mary Vincent
Anna Winters
Dr. O'Connell
Dr. O’connell
Anna Win
Miss Babcock
Vincent
Anna
Dr. Lenox
France
Carla Marichetta
McArthur Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Sports
Mrs. Andrew Adelmann returns to Plainfield after two week visit with son A R Adelmann in McArthur. Several locals and guests visited in Columbus Chillicothe Wellston Athens Lancaster Marietta Dayton Pittsburgh and Zaleski. The McArthur Little Generals beat Rutland 22 19 at home.
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Donald McGillivray
Columbus
Earl Breening
Herbie Chamberlain
Petie Lomax
Johnny Beckley
Leslie Foreman
Rev. Thompson
Athens
Earl Foreman
William G. Coultrap
Lancaster
Frances Coultrap
Geraldine Wrightsel
G. H. O’shaughnessy
Margaret Wrightiel
Jean Smith
Carl Smith
Homer Goddard
Pittsburgh
L. W. Pilcher
A. Will Jr
Paul Watson
Marietta
H. J. Swaim
Helen Cave
Dayton
P. V. Gorsuch
Riley Cave
H. G. Householder
Bertha
Charlotte Stephenson
Isaac Stephenson
Elmer McKibben
Zaleski
McArthur
McArthur Little Generals
Rutland
Police Badge of Honor Passes to New Hands
A police badge worn by Lawton peace officers for 22 years changes hands after 12 years in Police Chief D. Moncrief’s possession. The $75 badge, a veteran of six gun battles, was first worn by Carl Froneberger, former sheriff and police chief of Lawton.
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Police
Lawton
Okla
O.K
D. Moncrief
Carl Froneberger
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