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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1944

Page

4

The Athens MM Messenger Page Four

The Athens MM Messenger from 1835 era lists staff, ownership, and publication details. It notes editors Gordon K. Bush and Charlies H. Harris, and outlines subscription rates for local and out of state readers. Also mentions Associated Press affiliation and national advertising representation.

The Athens MM Messenger Prederick W. Bush the Messenger Publishing Gordon K. Bush Mer. Charlies H. Harris Associated Fress Associated Press

Working For Yourself And Saving For Victory In War Bonds

The piece urges readers to save during the Fourth War Loan Drive, warning against wild spending and recalling past booms and crashes. It argues saving War Bonds builds purchasing power, protects wage earners from disaster, and funds the nation and fighting men, linking personal finance to victory and peace.

Washington

Tax strike call from Westport industrialist sparks debate

A Connecticut businesswoman proposes a "Westport Tea Party" to protest federal taxes on business profits urging others to refuse payment. The piece argues looming postwar economic hardship and criticizes government waste, urging courage over passive acceptance of taxation and reform.

Connecticut Westport

Army merit basis for promotions should replace seniority

Senator Elbert D. Thomas of Utah argues that postwar Army promotions should be merit based rather than solely by seniority. He suggests learning from German leadership practices in building up their forces.

Elbert D. Thomas Utah

Island hopping limits strike points in warfare

Commander Ernest King says island hopping is shaped by limited approaches and resources. More routes would allow targeting additional points with greater force, improving U S fleet potential.

Arms Ernest King U. S. Fleet

Internal Revenue Bureau Should Be Independent And Nonpartisan

David Lawrence argues the Internal Revenue Bureau has functioned as a political tool for the Roosevelt Administration. He calls for separating the bureau from the Treasury, establishing a seven member bipartisan commission, and granting it independent status to improve tax collection and reduce litigations.

Washington Robert E. Hannegan Internal Revenue Democratic National Committee Internal Revenue Bureau Roosevelt Hannegan Bureau of Se Knutsen Treasury Department Bureau of Internal Revenue Office of Comptroller-General Interstate Commerce Commission Federal Trade Commission Civil Service Treasury Great Britain

Paratroopers Recall Nazdab Landing and Jumps

Clapper recalls meeting paratroopers in New Guinea and recounts 23 jumps by Paul Isbel of Middleton and Paul Davidson of Tampa who stayed unhurt. Carl Polo of Trimountain has 30 jumps, Jesse Metcalf of Wachapreague has 17. unit had six killed and 50 Japanese left on Nazdab ground after MacArthur flyover. Paratrooping risks include back injuries and fractures.

New Guinea Paul Isbel Middleton Nazdal Airfield Paul Davidson Tampa Fla Carl Polo Trimountain Mich Jesse Metcalf Wachapreague Nazdab MacArthur

Troop Carrier Command Aids New Guinea Campaign via Air

The troop carrier command splits work between paratrooping and hauling vital freight for New Guinea. Airlift opened interior airfields, landing engineers to build strips as natives moved kunai and staged cargo. Brig. Gen. P H Prentiss, Decorated British Empire commander, evacuated thousands of men in recent months.

New Guinea Owen Stanley Mountains Dorothy Lamour Gypsy Rose Lee P. H. Prentiss San Antonio Tex General Prentiss King George

Soong Speech Declares No Plans for Foreign Soil Recovery

Chinese foreign minister Dr. T. V. Soong states that China seeks to recover all its territories but has no designs on acquiring any other nation’s land. The remark frames national aims and policy restraint.

T. V. Soong

Veterans warn against wasteful wartime spending in letter

GEO. W. WILLIAMS of Gloucester argues in a Public Forum letter that wartime programs and veteran benefits are being misused for graft. He cites FDR and Hoover era austerity, urges voters to reassess New Deal policies, and warns of tax burdens on workers while veterans suffer.

the Messenger Dumbells Fdr Harry Hopkins Eleanor Army Navy New Zealand Roosevelt Canada Washington U. S Dayton Geo. W. Williams Glouster R.D

Russia Poland ties in focus as Big Three clash over borders

The piece argues allied leaders must balance differing ideals with Moscow while seeking restoration of Russo Polish relations. It notes Britain and the United States pressuring for cooperation, warns against forcing Russia to withdraw troops, and stresses peace hinges on continued alliance among the Big Three.

Britain Moscow Russia Lenin Vissarionovich Dzugashvili Stalin Soviet Union Poland Hull Washington Baltic States Finland Bessarabia United States

Point Rock Community Personal Notes

Mrs L D Cot trill has been in the past two weeks. Mr and Mrs Jarrett Bobo attended the Friendship Garden Club meeting at Mrs Irene Jacksons home. Attendance at Columbia Chapel Sunday School on Jan 16 was twenty two. Veterans and neighbors visited various local families over the weekend including the Shenefields and the Andersons. Several from this community were at Athens on business. Robert Collins Jr and Edward Rife are at home on furlough from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.

Point Rock L. D. Cottrill Jarrett Bobo Friendship Garden Club Irene Jackson Lucile Columbia Chapel Luther Harvey Alan and Dale Hilah Westfall Elmer Houdashelt Merril Leslie Hoffman Salem Athens Robert Collins, Jr Edward Rife Great Lakes Naval Training Station

One More Miracle Jeep Pulls Itself Free

The Army jeep gains self extraction capability with a front mounted rotary pulling mechanism. A vertical winch provides at least 2000 pounds pulling power enabling self rescue or aid to other vehicles in deep mud. In Canton, the Board of Education asks draft boards to defer maintenance employees from military service through June.

Canton Canton Board of Education

Planish Probes True American Federation Delegates in New York

Dr Planish attends the True American Federation conference in New York with Peony and aides, noting the wealth of titled members and the high society aura around philanthropy. He envisions leading a Heskett Foundation office in Midtown while courting future donors and board members.

General Committee Central Committee T.A.F.A.R.P Planish True American Federation Goetz Buchwald Erasmus College Buchwald Dr. Planish Natalia Hochberg Albertus Pindyck Episcopal Church Christian Stern Nicodemus Lowell Fish Apostle Yankees Emile Lichtenselig New York Peony Empire State Building Peony Planish True American Federation Terpsichore Hall New York City Bishop Pindyck Monsignor Fish Professor Buchwald United States Principessa Ca’ D'Oro Miss Togg Arkansas George Riot Principessas Marcnes Heskett Chicago Heskett Foundation She Greenwich Village

Questions and Answers Q and A Card

A quiz style item presents questions about geography language and history. It covers states capitals anniversaries and zoological orders with concise answers including New Mexico San Jose 1947 1852 and common ungulates Sole pig cow sheep goat.

Football clash and injuries mark local county games

Flour and butter supplies were issued to the CWA office for Gallia County distribution. The Athens Ironton basketball game ended with disputed final, dogs claim 16 to 15 and Ironton 15 to 14, timing officials Shafer and Chrisman differed on the finish. In other news President Roosevelt urged Congress to set the dollar gold content at 60 percent and seize four billion dollars in gold. Miss Villa Van Dyke sustained a broken collar bone and five broken ribs while sister Gladys Van Dyke had cuts after a car skidded on Route 31 near Lancaster to Logan. Mrs Henry Cameron suffered a fractured collar bone and one rib.

Athens Bydogs Ironton Shafer Chrisman Roosevelt Congress Villa van Dyke Gladys van Dyke Route 31 Lancaster Logan Henry Cameron

Esther Church Records and Local Notices From Athens Area

Esther Class of the Christian Church reports raising and spending 260 dollars 97 for hospital work missions flowers and building fund. Ohio University basketball quintet defeated Marietta 27 to 24. Mr and Mrs Levi Nichols celebrated 37th wedding anniversary with a surprise party near Townhouse Church. Directors named for 1944 Athens Cemetery Association include S McDougall T R Biddle J B Allen B Sloane and J A Palmer. Mr and Mrs Val Davis left for two months in Miami Florida.

Esther The Christian Church Sophia Boetzner Athens Cemetery Association Charles S. McDougall Thomas R Biddle J. B. Allen B. Sloane James A. Palmer Val Davis Athens Miami Florida Ohio University Wright Bonner Chaffer King, Littler Woodruff Marietta Levi Nichols Townhouse Church Mr. Nichols

Syracuse Social Notes

Syracuse Social Notes reports deaths and news from local residents. Earl Bridgemat, son of the late L H Bridgemat, died in Texas and is buried in Columbia Missouri alongside his wife. he leaves one son Jack Bridgeman and sister Mrs Paul A Wolfe of Cincinnati. Several personnel updates include Irving Karr Sr in critical condition after a Navy Yard accident and Captain Franklin Rizer recently returned from overseas duty.

Syracuse Earl Bridgemat L. H. Bridgemat Texas Columbia Missouri Jack Bridle Paul A Wolfe Cincinnati James Soulsby Seme South Sea Slants Lanny Irving Karr U. S. Navy Yard Point Pleasant Vernon Jones San Francisco U. S. Navy Harry Jones Syracuse Meth Usigl Po

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