America Needs Better American Businessmen in Brazil
Dr. Hernano Tavares de Sa told about 50 Athens Rotary and Kiwanis leaders that American business reps in Brazil lack language and cultural training, urging deeper hemispheric ties. He noted Brazil will trade 70 000 tons of wild rubber with the U S in 1942 and 100 000 in 1943 in a broader exchange of machinery and tools.
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Brazil
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Athens
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Berry Hotel
United States
Dr. Tavares
Germany
Italy
Spain
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Americas
Sao Paulo University
Legionnaires Urged To Attend Meeting
The American Legion will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM at the K T Crossen Post home. With Frank Harvey now leading the USO drive all legionnaires should attend, and other business will include preparations for the state convention.
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American Legion
K. T. Crossen
Frank Harvey
USO
Guards Prepare for Mine Machines and Camping Period
Preparations for the State Guard summer camp to be held July 19 to 26 at Camp Hocking near Logan were shown at the Athens Armory drill. A new recruit brought total guardsmen to 42, six short of a full company.
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State Guard
Camp Hocking
Logan
Athens
Roger R. Kittle
Glouster
George Perry
Corp
John Newcomb
Lightning Strikes Carl Love at City Hall Event
Carl Love aged 28 of near Ames ville attendant at Athens State Hospital was knocked unconscious by lightning while in the doorway of Athens City Hall during a severe storm. He recovered with numbness in a arm leg and face after first aid and was sent home.
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Carl Love
Amesville
Athens State Hospital
Athens City Hall
Love
Harry Dalton
City Hall
Athens
C. N. France
CREDIT TALKS CREDIT TALKS
By Oscar Fulton, Athens Credit Bureau, warns that Regulation W applies to consumer credit and may carry a $10,000 fine or ten years in prison for merchants who charge to an account in default. It urges paying all bills by the 10th to avoid default and protect friends from knowingly breaking the rule.
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Oscar Fulton
Athens Credit Bureau
Consumer Credit
Grange To Administer Degrees Here Thursday
Albany Grange will administer the third and fourth degrees on a class at the Athens Grange Hall Thursday night July 2 at 8 oclock. It is requested that all men of the Grange attend this meeting to prepare for a special night program. Refreshments will be served by a committee including Mr and Mrs EF S Haller Rhoda and Bernice McLeod John H Preston Mrs L R Pierce Mrs Grace Bardin and Judge F Rowland.
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Athens
The
Grange
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Rhoda
Bernice McLeod
John H. Preston
L. R. Pierce
Grace Bardin
F. Rowland
Dance at Ath ens Country Club Friday Night
Ath ens Country Club hosts a dance Friday night July 3 with Len Gurian and his band. Dancing starts at 10 p m and members with out of town guests are invited. refreshments will be served.
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Athens Country Club
H. C. Dorman
Len Gurian
Floyd Bolin Post to Confer Degrees at Friday Meeting
Floyd Bolin Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Friday evening July 3 at 7 30. Degree work will be conferred upon four candidates.
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Floyd Bolin Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Albany youth attend church services with advisor group
Twenty 4-H boys and girls from Albany and their advisers attended Sunday church services at a Methodist Church where the Rev. Stoltz delivered the sermon. Mayor Franz Woodworth fined Guy Gilkey of 11 Walker Street five dollars and costs for allowing an unlicensed minor to operate a motor vehicle.
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Albany
Stoltz
Guy Gilkey
Walker St
Franz Woodworth
Hearing Set On Payments To Mine Men
A July 15 hearing before the Board of Review of the Unemployment Compensation Commission will decide on compensation payments to Ohio miners for spring 1941 nonoperation months during contract negotiations. Foster Day announced the date from Columbus after being informed by John Owens, District No. 6 UMW president, who is ill and could not testify. If ruled favorable, each miner would receive about 45 dollars.
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Opment Association
Shannon
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Valey
Athens County
Board of Review of the
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Foster Day
Columbus
John Owens
United Mine Workers
Owen
Day
Ex Navy Men Urged to Enlist in Naval Reserve
Ex Navy personnel honorably discharged within the last decade are urged to reenlist in the U S Naval Reserve. Applicants up to age 50 must pass physical and other qualifications. Ratings include petty officer third class or higher, with promotions for former petty officers. Navy recruitment stickers remain available through the Athens recruiting office.
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Navy
E. S. Lashmett
Athens Navy Recruiting Office
U. S. Naval Reserve
Lashmett
U. S. Navy
Athens
Naval
Jaycees Plan Scout Activity In Athens Meeting
The Athens Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet at Hotel Berry at 8 tonight to hear J. P. Trepp, chairman of Leadership Training in Boy Scout work. Trepp will outline the Jaycees role in scouting and their plan to sponsor a Boy Scout troop in Athens following a recent vote.
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Athens
Funeral Held for Mrs Ada Linton in Frost
Funeral services were held Monday at Centennial Church for Mrs Ada Linton age 13 who died Saturday at home of her daughter Mrs Grace McKibben after a long illness. She was widow of Daniel Linton and survived by two sons Herman of Frost and Claire of Marietta and four daughters Mrs J W McKibben Mrs S W Ladd of Frost Mrs Ray Miller of Athens and Mrs Cecil Ladd of Glen Burnie Md.
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Frost
Centennial Church
Ada Linton
Grace McKibbben
Daniel Linton
Herman
Claire
Marietta
J. W. McKibben
S. W .Ladd
Ray Miller
Athens
Cecil Ladd
Glen Burnie
Carthage Troopers 4-H Club Meeting at Carthage School
The Carthage Troopers 4-H Club met at the Carthage School on June 29. After the business meeting the members toured each other projects and the club received books for the exhibit.
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Carthage Troopers
Carthage School
Plains Methodist Church to Plan Centennial Celebration
To plan the 100th anniversary of The Plains Methodist Church a board meeting is called for tonight. All board members and interested parties are urged to attend. The centennial observance is scheduled for August.
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Plains Methodist Church
Local Hospital News Brings Multiple Party Updates
Glen Olson 22 The Plains improved after a skull fracture from a fall off a State Highway Department truck. Mrs Adrian Lentz 30 N Court St admitted after a Saturday auto crash. A newborns reported for Joe Vessele 12 Maple St Walter Pyle 2274 W Union St and George Rutkoskie North Hill. Miss Mary Pfeifer 45 Mill St underwent major operation Monday. Mrs Gladys Kempton Glouster Rt 4 admitted for observation. Mrs Dorothy Stage Court St and Juanita Linscott 27 N Court St admitted for medical care.
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the Plains
State Highway Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Adrian Lentz
Joe Vessele
Maple St
Walter Pyle
W. Union St
George Rutkoskie
North Hill
Mary Pfeifer
Mill St
Gladys Kempton
Glouster
Dorothy Stage
Court St
Juanita Linscott
N. Court St
1940 U S Natural Gas Output Reaches 2.5 Trillion Cubic Feet
United States natural gas production in 1940 totaled 2.5 trillion cubic feet, marking a major energy output milestone for the year.
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United State
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