The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger announces publication daily on weekdays with Saturday and Sunday issues. It lists staff, associations, and subscription rates including one year at 4.50 and six months at 2.50 with regional coverage in several counties. National representatives are named and advertising rates are available on request.
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Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Vo Countier
Joan W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Across the World a Battle Touches South America
The analysis argues that a Nazi victory over Russia would harm US relations with South American nations and bolster pro Axis groups there. It warns that German, Italian, Vichy, and Japanese propaganda would intensify, undermining Good Neighbor policy and amplifying calls for stricter domestic power.
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Axis
Russia
Hitler
Mussolini
Arctic
Murmansk
Odessa
North America
United States
South America
Germany
Britain
Western Hemisphere
What Classes Mean in Modern Military Drafts
The article explains that the Class of 1941 and similar cohorts will supply many new soldiers. It argues that younger men without heavy responsibilities adapt best, are teachable, and respond quickly to training. It notes limits on older recruits and emphasizes swift results from using younger classifications.
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Free America
Europe
Extra 130 bombers possible via metal substitutions
Westinghouse Electric has saved aluminum to enable 130 bombers by redesigning products with substitute materials. The effort reduced aluminum by 1,500,000 pounds and cut nickel and zinc use as well. The drive to find better materials continues with ongoing research and a broad impact on industry and daily life.
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Westinghouse Electric
A. W. Robertson
Miller warns of Nazi trade control and a planned economy
Raymond Clapper criticizes supporters of Lindbergh and cites Douglas Miller's You Can't Do Business With Hitler. The piece argues Nazi victory could force government controlled trade, fixed prices, and a move toward state socialism, risking U.S. democracy and Latin American alignment with Hitler.
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Washington
Lindbergh
Hitler
Berlin
Douglas Miller
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Western Hemisphere
Weill
Doug Miller
Walther Funk
Mr. Hoover
Miller
United States
Mr. Miller
Argentina
Latin America
Washington Warms: Heat Sets Scene in Capital
Peter Edson sketches Washington heat as a daily ordeal for workers and visitors. He notes air conditioning in government buildings, a three month summer vacation for the Supreme Court, and the strain on 57 000 new defense job workers adjusting to the humid climate.
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Washington
Capitol Steps
Supreme Court
Virginia
Maryland
Potomac
Quotes from Liberty and Law Spark Quiet Reflection
A compact collection of quotes on liberty and law highlights truths about birthright and governance. The lines reference Spontaneous truth rising, moral sentiments, and the essence of law as reflecting the people.
Perry County Court Notes Show Record Increases Across County
Perry County officials report gains in June across licenses real estate and auto sales. Probate and divorce actions continue as clerks note higher jail and vendor licensing activity with details of various probate estates and local marriage licenses.
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New Flexington
Perry County
John W. Bricker
John W. Cooper
Martial Mart
County Recorders Office
Crooksville
Somerset Press
County Election Board
Common Pleas
Ralph Leasure
Mildred Leasure
George B. Stevens
de Bonis Non
Helen V. Lynn
Thornville
Leah Hazlett
Casper Hazlett
Harry Hazlett
Dora Swinehart
William Clifford Kiener
Marsh Summers
Muskingum
Lottie D. Kiener
Pauline M. Hoy
Charles E. Hoy
John R. Abram
Shawnee
Charles Saunders
Half Moon Inn
A. B. Swinehart
Glenford
Rosetta Jenkins
New Lexington
J. L. Swingle
Roseville
Sylvia Morrison
Charles E. Wells
Junction City
Joseph Bennett
Murray City
Avanell Leaver
George Snowden
Miner
Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid plans friendship quilt and notes
Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid Society met at Mary Hanning’s home for an all day program and potluck with 16 members and six guests. Beula Cordray chaired the afternoon session after a talk on a 2000 mile Canada trip by Dorothy Jones. new member Mrs. Fred Fenzel joined. A windstorm caused damage locally and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goodin celebrated 25 years of marriage with a crowd at their home.
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Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid Society
Mary Hanning
Beula Cordray
Trixie Rosser
Canada
Dorothy Jones
Fred Fenzel
Wood Lake
Cora Brooks
Albany
Edward Brooks
Anna Powers
Athens
Howard Brooks
Arthur Goodin
Harvest Time Poem by Laura B Foster
A poem titled Harvest Time by Laura B Foster from Columbus Ohio celebrates midsummer harvest imagery. It depicts a farmer surveying fields hay meadow elderberry bloom and a scene of rural life under a bright July noon with a lingering sense of seasonal change.
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Laura B. Foster
Columbus
Farmington Dance Unmasks a Hidden Past in Donna Ashworth Tale
In Farmington Ann Marshall arrives as Ken's fiancée and enjoys a glamorous country club spring formal. A chance encounter reveals a man claiming to be her father, John Marshall from Richmond, who recognizes her by resemblance to his late wife Jean. The moment shatters Ann's certainty and promises a dramatic continuation.
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Farmington
Lita
Ann Marshall
Ken
Ann
Darling
Country Club
Richmond
Sally
Jean
Jean Darling
Jean Ann
John
Jean Ann Marshall
John Marshall
Home Council Picnic Planned for July 16
Gallipolis plans the second annual Home Council family picnic for the evening of July 16. Fortification Hill Park is likely to be the site. The first picnic drew 125 attendees.
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Gallipolis
Stewart Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Mrs. A. A. Cain and daughter Ruth attended a Stewart club meeting in Marietta. Guests include Delbert Ogg of Lathrop and Wayne Welch of Albany. Many locals visited relatives in Columbus Parkersburg Amesville and Eaton, with Navy enlistment news for Charles Tippie.
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Stewart
A. A. Cain
Ruth
Marietta
Delbert Ogg
Lathrop
Melvin Dunfee
Wayne Welch
Albany
Huldah Oliver
Lyde Otis
Nelsonville
Mabel Justin
Mary Ann
Columbus
Helen Linton
Meda Linton
U. S. Navy
John Davis
Tommy
C. E. Norris
Forest Linton
Canton
Eugene Linton
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Washington Scene
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Clarence Floyd Elkins
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W. Va
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Howard S. Stone
Belpre
Olive Smith
Ethel M. Roller
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Victor E. Neff
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Fred Larmer
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Thomas H. Lewis
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Saltlick Township
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