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Ohio
Ohin
Messenger
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
The Priceless Ingredient in Consumer Trust
The piece argues the true value of a product lies in the maker’s honor and brand reputation rather than government standards or generic specifications. It champions brand names and trademarks as the reliable guarants of consistent quality, urging continued trust in familiar brands postwar.
Faith Produces Miracles in War Fuel Miracle and Private Enterprise
Allied leaders push to strike Nazi threats before they erupt with new weapons. Bombers gain force in Europe and 100 octane gasoline underpins two thousand ton Berlin raids. Oil industry financed the high test fuel, proving private enterprise can meet wartime challenges.
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Europe
Luftwaffe
Berlin
Toward Greater Understanding of Coal Mining Practices
The coal industry explains modernizing work methods to improve conditions. Machines now perform most undercutting and loading, boosting productivity and wages since 1933. Miners can choose between store options in many mining towns, and public understanding is urged.
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New Mexico
National War Labor Board
Euthentic
Roosevelt pushes soldier voting rights in first overseas address
The article reports President Roosevelt urging Congress to pass a law removing restrictions on soldier voting. It questions use of Commander-in-Chief rhetoric, potential radio distribution, and the constitutional implications for states versus federal action. It suggests alternative congressional timing and a December election option.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Wendell Willkie
Taft
Supreme Court
Clapper Reports From New Guinea Front Conditions and Strategy
Clapper details failed attempt to reach New Britain front by PT boat due to weather. He describes traveling by LST, prisoner capture with minimal gear, and notes Jap supply lines and terrain. He quotes MacArthur and Krueger endorsing avoidance of frontal attacks and starving the enemy while advancing.
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New Guinea
New Britain
P-T
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Krueger
C-47 Pilot Accumulates Vast Air Transport Miles
Lieut. Paul N. Wentz from Morgantown Indiana flew a C-47 from the States to Australia in June and has since covered 124000 miles and carried 1850 tons of cargo and personnel. He completed 75 hospital trips between Port Moresby Nadzab Finschhafen and Lae with co pilot James Lambdin from Oklahoma City.
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LST
New Britain
Paul N. Wentz
Morgantown
Ind
States
Wentz
Port Moresby
Nadzab
Finschhafen
Lae
James Lambdin
Oklahoma City
Eden Defends Policy on Territorial Changes in Europe
War Today notes Foreign Secretary Eden reaffirms Britain will not recognize wartime territorial changes unless freely consented by the affected peoples. The piece centers on the Russo Polish dispute and Eden’s reference to the Atlantic Charter, emphasizing its global reassurance aim amid wartime upheaval.
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Eden
Europe
House of Commons
Commons
Roosevelt
Churchill
United Nations
Messrs
Corning Social Notes Recall Funeral Attendees
Corning Social Notes lists numerous relatives and friends from Columbus Glouster Shawnee and Romulus who attended the funeral of Mr. Benjamin Nichols. The report notes hospital transfer and local job changes as well as visitors from Zanesville Cleveland Nelsonville Huntington Parkersburg and New York City.
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Glouster
la Verne Jaynes
Shawnee
E. L. Hardin
Barlow
A. A. Turner
Gordon
Alice Palmer
Trimble
Arthur Palmer
Frank Thomas
Toledo
William Thomas
Pomeroy
Walter Thexton
Romulus
Mich
Houser
Henry Spray
Opal Neal
Isabelle Banevich
Columbus
C. W. Backus
Nelsonville
Rose Mary Rocks
Mary Jones
Mildred Hamilton
Cc. N. Jones
C. FE. Robinson
Huntington
W. Va
Alva Leyda
C. L. Heaton
B. K. Smith
Grace Fiselstein
New York City
Earnest Brown
Parkersburg
Guy Summerfield
Carl Will
John Richmond
Hannah Cleland
Dynamos of Democratic Direction Shape a New Power Structure
The Doctor Gideon Planish leads a circle including Winifred Homeward and Colonel Marduc in planning the Dynamos of Democratic Direction, a nationwide movement to place government and Christian church guidance under a coordinated, expert-led system. The scheme envisions local chapters, discussion groups, health and education units, and a national magazine, with Planish securing a steady, rising income and political stature through this venture.
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DDD
Winifred
Sherry Belden
Gideon Planish
America
New York
Mardue
Planish
Buffalo
Dr. Planish
Tom Blizzard
Charley Marducc
Charley
Peony
United States of America
Planish Ernest
Belford Nelson remembered as Athens County administrator
Obscured biographical note on Belford Nelson, former Athens County administrator for the Civil Works Administration. Also mentions plans to open share liquor stores March 15 selling blend whiskey at $1 a fifth and gin at 90 cents a fifth. Athens High School benefit bridge prizes awarded to several named individuals. Hostesses listed for the Monday Night Bridge Club event.
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Belford Nelson
Athens
The
Civil Works Administration
Athens High School
E. E. Shafer
C.O. Burnett
FE. L. Miller
William Whyte
M. M. Kerr
Harry Cakonougher
Fire destroys Stocklein barn near Glouster. livestock lost
A large fire destroyed the J. W. Stocklein barn near Glouster, valued at six thousand dollars, wiping out the animals and building. In Athens a cast member shifted for the play Dont Perk Here, and song numbers included Oh Sister Ain't That Hot and Yankee Doodle Blues. Excavations started for the Valley View garage on E State Street, Athens, as new Jest Side School districts were outlined.
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Planishes
Winifred Homeward
Winifred
Peony
East 68Th Street
New York
Dr. Planish
J. W. Stocklein
Glouster
Athens City Federation
L. V. Brown
Frank X. Rauch
Charles Kircher
Athens
Jest Side School
Funeral Services For Mrs Hattie Eiselstein Held In Chester
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Eiselstein were conducted at the Chester Methodist Church with burial in Chester Cemetery. She died Monday night at her daughter's home and is survived by two daughters, two sons, a sister, two brothers, and nine grandchildren among others.
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Chester
Hattie Eiselstein
Chester Methodist Church
Eiselstein
Floyd Ridenour
Abe Eiselstein
Grace Eiselstein
New York City
Gerald
Columbus
Bernard
Stella Hoffman
James B. Taylor
Hoffman
Peter Hoffman
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
Paul
Emma Betzing
Roy Betzing
Pomeroy
Don Betzing
Zanesville
Marion Wood
Oak Hill
Freda Hertie
Lenore Betzing
Answers to notable historical questions and facts
A quiz style list covers topics from ration dispensing via bell ringing to the first all talkie The Lights of New York in 1928. It notes the 1909 Rheims air meet won by Glen Curtiss, Annapolis Navy Academy opening in 1845, Rebecca Latimer Felton briefly serving in 1922, and ladybugs as beneficial citrus predators capable of eradicating mealy bugs.
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New York
Rheims
France
Glen Curtiss
United States Senate
Rebecca Latimer Felton
Georgia
Marshfield Grange Initiation and Community Notes
Marshfield Grange conferred first through fourth degrees on a class of 13 candidates at Summit 6 Friday night, with two stated as present. Other items include missionary society meeting at Jay Sti home with 14 members, a patriotic show for the Fourth War Drive, and updates on local residents and service members stationed at Camp Fannin and Fort Ord.
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New Marshfield
Grange Team
Summit
Robert McAfee
Shep Field
Texas
John Swaim
Ezra McLead
Athens
McLeod
Fort Hayes
Colum Independent Missionary Socj
Church of Christ
Jay
EB Hawk
Chu
G. C. Herron
Kitt
James Herron
Sol Goff
Jan
Joy
Aiens
Will Collins
Longstrethh
Raymond McKibben
Fannin
Dowler
Allan Men
Charles Mace
Pete Mace
Fort Ord
Calif
Clarence Me
Middleport
Everett Wigal
Harry Wine and
Mr. Simmons
Roger Connor
Pfc
Fosterphrey
Charles E. Mace
Lough
Freda Collins
Dicken
Madonna Hull
Ei Lowry
Price rise fear tied to new county controls
Washington officials urge strong presidential and congressional backing to curb living costs. Bowles warns price pressures persist as subsidies and policy debates stall stabilizing efforts amid ongoing uncertainty. A separate report notes medical advances with a stomach camera and X ray to locate ulcers.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
Toll Senate Labor Subcommittee
Congress
O Eral
Bowles
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Marduc
Sherry
Major Homeward
Natalia Hochberg
Senator Bultitude
Blizzard
Bishop Pindyck
Rabbi Litchtenselig
Ramona Tundra
Christian Stern
al Jones
Dwight Robinson
Marie Dixon
Valley View
E. State St
By Galbraith
Sfriday, JA
Naval Academy At
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Marshfield Grange
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