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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1944

Page

26

Price Racket in Used Cars Draws Public Ire

The Athens Messenger argues that wartime price controls fail to regulate used autos, creating inflated prices and unsafe transactions. It highlights consumer hardship for low income buyers, dealer profiteering, and calls for an OPA price plan using 1941 blue book appraisals with a standard markup to curb the market distortion.

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Postwar Planning by American and Southeastern Ohio Businessmen

Southeastern Ohio business leaders outline a private wealth creation strategy for postwar reconversion. They oppose government borrowing for jobs, warn of inflation, and stress private enterprise as the engine for lasting prosperity and employment.

Southeastern Ohio Messenger Washington America

County fairs enliven Ohio communities with progressive farm youth

Ohioans welcome the resumption of county fairs praising farm boys and girls for their growing role. The Athens County Fair stands as a century old example inspiring neighboring counties to follow suit, benefiting many people who value the annual gathering as a festive exchange of ideas and progress.

Athens County

Air war report on B-25 cannons and New Guinea action

A first person dispatch describes mounting a 75 millimeter cannon in a B-25 for aerial strafing over New Guinea. The account covers cockpit recoil, aircraft handling, a creeping barrage concept, and the perilous Markham Valley operation near Nadzab plus comments from Smuts and Sir Gerald Campbell on postwar peace risks.

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Forecasts on Italian Coastal War and Allied Air Superiority

War correspondent emphasizes Allied air power disrupting railways and communications north of Rome. He notes limited German defenses and manpower north of Rome, with invasion outcomes influenced by Allied bombings and naval operations along the Italian coast.

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Public Forum Remarks on Courthouse Meeting Room

William Bobo notes thanks to the commissioners for quickly fixing the courthouse room after a public forum. He mentions limited seating and requests for Chinese checkers and donations of hone for Chinese checkers. He asks when the war ends and who will be the next president, inviting attendance at their den for free information.

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Buchtel Social Notes Highlights Local Life

Eileen DeAtley now in first grade at Mt Buchtel School resides with her father after his military call up. Elsie Bookman attends a funeral for cousin Mrs Lottie Orr Hayman. Clarence Culp from a North Africa hospital reports receiving the Purple Heart. Mrs Wayne Lining of Columbus visits parents Mr and Mrs D E Bookman with Emerson Barstow in Navy on a 12 day furlough before returning to Great Lakes. John Phillips at Camp Cooke spends time with his father Harve Phillips and brother Cecil. Mrs Robert White visits Nelsonville with family.

Detroit Eileen DeAtley Firs Chris Stur Elsie Bookman Lottie Orr Hayman Bashan Clarence Culp North Africa Wayne Lining Columbus D. E. Bookman Emerson Barstow Navy Great Lakes Ohn Phillips Camp Cooke Chiris Harve Phillips Cecil Phill Robert Whi Nelsonville

Murray City Social Notes Update from Murray City area

Relatives report Sammy Penn son of Mr and Mrs Joan Ponn of Cleveland has landed in Hawaii. The Ponn family formerly resided here. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs William Savers Akron January 13. Ruth Iris Craft returned to Columbus after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Craft. Mrs Howard Keeton Greens Run visited here recently. William Neel New Straitsville visited brother Frank Neel and family. Mrs William Neel Mrs William Walters and Walter Neel of Straitsville visited Mr and Mrs Harry Jonas. Mr and Mrs Harry Jonas and Miss Effie Jonas visited their aunt Mrs Ida Frazee of Nelsonville who is recovering. Mrs C H Worthington daughter Janice Misses Jean Craft Ruth Alice Tignor were in Mitchell for business recently. Jay Huston and sons Paul and Jackie visited his son Raymond at hospital Thursday evening after Raymond’s car struck a tree on Route 236 south of town Wednesday.

Murray City Sammy Penn Joan Ponn Cleveland Hawaii Te Ponn William Savers Helen Butley Akron Columbus Ruth Iris Craft Howard Craft Howard Keeton Greens Run William Neel New Straitsville Frank Neel Willian Walters Walter Neel Straitsville Harry Jonas Effie Jonas Ida Frazee Nelsonville Frazee C. H. Worthington Janice Jean Craft Ruth Alice Tignor Mitchell Jay Huston Paul Jackie Raymond Hospital Route 236

Planish and Planers: fundraising zeal and reform in a moral campaign

The passage chronicles Gideon Planish and peers debating charity funding, noting shifts in giving philosophy, the role of professional fund raisers, and warnings about tax incentives. It highlights a widespread push to train people to give generously while criticizing overemphasis on immediate charitable spending.

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Corning Social Notes and Township Quotas Mentioned

Corning social notes list residents and visitors including Leo Radkoski Marcel Levion Ray Latta P. H. Clifford Wiliam Morgan E J Debney Guy Lamity Emma Hensler Juanus Pierce J G Blower Everett Dunlap M R Brown Ralph Hardy B D Pierce Clyde Thomas Aaron Reid Cecil Butler Ence Baldy Edward Bal. Monroe Township quota 101559 Salt Township captains Osendaugh Hanna Coal Township quota 47815 Salt Lick quota 417,880 three townships in zone 6 total 190,594 furloughs and visits noted with local families and residents. Resin Chemical plans progress to take place in Wilmington as rough bristles move from pigs during a troubling operation.

Leo Radkoski Mar_cel Levion Ray Latta P. H. Clifford Wiliam Morgan E. J. Debney Guy Lamity Emma Hensler Juanus, Pierce J. G. Blower Everett Dunlap M. R. Brown Ralph Hardy B.D. Pierce Clyde ‘Thomas Aaron Reid Cecil’ Butler Ence Baldy Edward Bal Monroe Salt Township P. B. Osendaugh Don Hanna Coal Township Alice Holler Salt Lick Robert Kiener North Pacific Area Betty Kiener Robert Johnson Scarlette Sue New Lexington Wiliam Fail Patricia Pail Helen Klarenbeck Co‘lumbus George Klas

Wilkesville Club Meets and News of Local Families

The Wilkesville club gathered at the home of Na Strausbauga with several families as guests including Mr. Fred Sayre and Mrs. Cobb. News notes include furloughs to Camp Cooke and Ft Leonard Wood, a swimming accident death last summer, and visits by relatives from Huntington and Columbus over the weekend.

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Social Notes From Bradbury And Surrounding Families

A jumbled social notes item mentions Bradbury residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Olen Nest of Dexter with her parents Mr and Mrs Wilbur Pierce, and Mr and Mrs John Suet daughters Suny and families of Sisson. It also notes influenza illness, a new birth, a death in Columbus, and recoveries. totals cover several local households and visiting correspondents.

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