Public notices and rates page misc text
The fragment shows newspaper boilerplate about Associated Press, circulation data, subscription rates, and postal notices. It lists rates by mail and courier, plus contact mentions for offices in New York Columbus Cleveland and foreign representatives. It lacks a coherent news item or event.
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Enterca
Allens
Act of Fie Nations
John W Cullen Company
Cutrage
New Yok
Columbus
Cleveland
Public readies for all-out world war battles
Officials warn of imminent battles in Europe and the Pacific as massed Allied forces prepare for intensified campaigns. Troop movements to England and North Africa are reported by parents of servicemen overseas while censors clear enemy reports for public reading.
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Europe
Pacific
United Nations
England
North Africa
Hitler
Allied
Pay the Block Plan for Food Preservation Duty
The article urges experienced women to share canning wisdom with new and younger housewives facing first time preservation tasks amid war needs. It notes widespread canning failures, reliance on grocery stores, poor equipment, and storage challenges, stressing community guidance and proper storage to avoid waste.
New Dealers push postwar govt plants for jobs
Prominent New Dealers favor keeping war plants after the war in public operation to provide civilian jobs, arguing funding affects wages. Business leaders fear tax-supported competition and mount an education campaign to stop socialized facilities and bureaucratic control.
Mine Report on Nellis Mine Labor Efficiency
The American Rolling Mill Company reports April figures for its Nellis mine where 256 United Mine Workers are employed. Only 106 worked full time. 41 of 127 lower-paid workers who labored full time earned $211.42, while 86 who did not work full time earned $140.39. After deductions and costs, workers netted about 80 percent of wages in cash.
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The
American Rolling Mill Company
Nellis, W. Vai
United Mine
Irony and tension in FCC probe over radio licenses
The piece argues against partisan double standards as the House investigates the Federal Communications Commission. It cites past government actions on tax affairs and prosecutions, notes clashes between FCC leadership and the inquiry, and urges disclosure of how radio licenses have been granted amid political influence and wartime security concerns.
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Washington
Congressional
House of Representatives
Federal Communications Commission
Elisha Hanson
James Stahlman
Commission
FCC
Senate Investigating Committee
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Circuit Court of Appeals
House
Department of Justice
Howard Smith
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Representative Cox
Clapper Sees Allied Unity Key to Victory in Africa
In North Africa Clapper argues Britain and the United States must unite with Russia and China to defeat the Axis. He notes strong cooperation between allied forces, citing a Fourth of July American celebration and shared resolve to prevent future world-scale wars.
Nelsonville brick plant resumes work after idle period
The Nelsonville brick plant reopened after a stalled run since October, providing work for about 100 men. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wise of Columbus visited relatives, planning to return Sunday with their daughter Martha Jo. Golf contender B T Grover suffered a major upset at the Athens Country Club, losing to Bob Littler by one hole.
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Nelsonville
Harold Wise
Columbus
B. T. Grover
Athens Country Club
Bob Littler
India faces critical food shortage and relief efforts
Reports from New Delhi describe a worsening food crisis in India with 125 million people malnourished as prices surge three to eight times pre war levels. Government conferences seek emergency relief while unrest and riots accompany negotiations with Britain over dominion status.
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India
New Delhi
Canada
Australia
United States
United Nations
Orient
Burma
China
Answers and Questions Quiz Various U S History Facts
A column of trivia with questions and answers on 1900s events. Topics include Kentucky Governor William Goebel, King Humbert, Roman numerals for 10 000, New Hampshire water area vs Florida, Grand Coulee and Boulder Dam costs, Harry Carey in film, and the 1917 Virgin Islands purchase from Denmark.
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United States
Italy
William Goebel
Kentucky
Humbert
Boulder Dam
U.S
Portland Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Family News
Lillian Slaughter of East Liverpool visits her parents Mr and Mrs James Slaughter. Cpl Leonard Siders and family announce birth of daughter Linda Jean at Youngstown hospital while stationed in Africa. Le land Siders promoted to corporal in the Signal Corps in Louisiana. Various locals, including the Ours, Roush, Ritche, and Ritchie families, share weekend visits and engagements across Ohio and West Virginia communities.
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Portland
Lillian Slaughter
East Liverpool
Ohio
James Slaughter
Wilk Larson
Jason
Allie Price
Dorothy Murtagh
Ravenswood
Gerald Ours
Linda Lou
Hinton
W. Va
Milo Rhodes
Morse Chapel
Fred Ritchie
Clarence Price
Columbus
Cpl
Leonard Siders
Linda Jean
Youngstown Hospital
Cpl. Siders
Africa
J. A. Siders
Belva Cox
J. M. Cox
Eber Ours
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Margaret Rush
Agnes Price
Leland Siders
Corporal Siders
Signal Corps
Louisiana
W. E. McDade
Ivan’ Roush
Long Bottom
B. N. Roush
Mystery in Kraiktower as Derek is found dead in ravine
Marthe tries to shield Margaret and Kathy from the shock as a murder unfolds at Kraiktower. The narrator, anxious and tense, urges Margaret to deny knowledge of Derek while police arrive to question everyone about the slain man.
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Kathy Kraik
Moody
Kraiktower
George Baker
Marthe Kraik
Kathy
Connie
Marthe
Margaret
Clint Mattison
Clara
Sarah
Derek
Gram
Straitsville Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Dinners
Straitsville notes record visits from Sue and Harry Strain Jr. to Barberton and relatives in Columbus Akron and Barberton. Local residents including Jack Ross from Great Lakes Naval Training Station, twins Hugh and Hubert Dunkle, and several families are listed with weekend and fourth of July activities. The 4-H club met, and Fred DeVol was inducted into the armed forces July 6.
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New Straitsville
Sue
Harry Strain, Jr
Barberton
Elmer Matthews
Junction City
Floyd Matthews
Jack Ross
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Walter Ross
Hugh Dunkle
Hubert
Army
Dunkles
Carl Dunkle
R.F.D
Clyde Strain
Fred Blankenship
Lancaster
Dayton
Ellis Koon
Columbus
Katty Koon
Harve Eberts
George Sauvage
Lucy
Alvin Haines
Billy
Rodger
Maxine Clark
Flatwood
Sue Jones
Logan
Dane Williams
Brad
Akron
Mildred Jewett
Betty Jewett
Shawnee
Ethel Osborne
A. J. DeVol
Huffman
New Lexington
Fred DeVol
William DeVol
Sandy Kay
Fred
Armed Forces
Harry H. Strain
Evelyn
Sue Strain
Bob Wilson
Babe Essex
Edward Mills
Novella
Jean
Mills
Babe
Winfield Essex
Ben Hamrick
Cherrington Hospital
Thomas Smith
Union Furnace Social and Personal Notes
Union Furnace notes from the Victory 4-H meeting at the school on June with president Alice Abbey leading ten members. Local fishing trip reports and numerous visits and family gatherings are listed, including guards and relatives visiting from Columbus Lancaster Elyria Logan Athens Nelsonville and Columbia.
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Union Furnace
Victory
Alice Abbey
Smeclock
Lois Disbennet
Carl Hull
Carl Loomis
Earl Loomis
Maingum River
Dwaine Lee Clark
Cam Carson
Colorado
Charles Clark
Katie Sutton
Colum
Don Iles
Harold Jacks
Cleveland
Reinshell
Delbert Marstill
Joyce
Lom
John Mure
Lancaster
Ernest Murray
Harold Bryan ¢ Logan
O. H. Bryan
Robert Bryan
U. S. Ne
H. Bryan
Martha Lowry
Columus
Char Lowry
Joan Jones
M Dan Jones
O. H. Bryanson
Bob
Fred Clark
Jerry
Shirley Powers
Lake Hope
Ml Cently
Bartie Reinshed
Logan
Mildred Kern
Robert Kern
Hall Down
Jean
Elyria
Frank Weed
Brent Geiger
Geiger
Nelson McDaniel
Athens
Clarence Salts Logan
James Frey
Maynard Simpson
So Michel
Dan Jones
Walter McGee
Russell Freeman
Near Legan
Broadwell Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visitors
Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. William Young included MP and Mrs. Roy Lee and their son Robert from Athens and Mrs. George Smith with daughter Carolyn. Several locals visited relatives in nearby towns as Broadwell social ties show a lively weekend roundup.
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Broadwell
William Young
Roy Lee
Rober
Athens
George Smith
Carolyn
Harry Smith
Rent
Zanesville
Archie
Lee
Canaanville
Joe Young
And
Ross Hoon
Chester Hill
Ralph Young
Royal O* Mich
Clyde Crabtree
Dianapolis
Crabtree
Royelle Mich
Jor Young
Elmer White
Stewart
Starkey
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Athens Messenger
Memerr Americen
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Audit Bureau of Circuistions Newapaper Association
Associated Press
Mei
Mall
Serviceman
Cortier i
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Clapper
United Kingdom
Oscar Fulton
Betty Jane
Jack
Ben
Ironton
Richard F. Gallager
Jane
Huntington
F. J. Beasley
Grandview Heights
H. H. Peckham
Eleanor Ann
Alice Baker
Hale, Mo
Pearl W. Helwig
Cattletsburg, Ky
Russel H. Rupp
Mr. Rupp
C.f. Rupp
Harrisburg
Marie Carr
Rupp
G. W. Hopkins
Harvey Baker
Buckeye Lake
Jess Sweeny
Toledo
Afi
By Dewitt MacKenzie
New Hampshire
Florida
Trade Horn
Harry Carey
U. S
Virgin Islands
Denmark
Portland Social Notes
By Galbraith
Pyate Seewee
Alma Servey
Rene Ryerson
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Straitsville Social Notes
Broadwell Social Notes
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