The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The page lists the Athens Messenger masthead with publisher and editor names, society memberships, and AP rights. It provides subscription rates by mail and carrier for Ohio and non Ohio addresses, plus single copies and print dates. It notes second class matter status at the Athens post office.
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The
Athens Messenger
Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charies H. Harris
Ohio
United States
Athens
How You Can Help USO War Fund Campaign
The article urges support for the USO War Fund Campaign to aid service members with hospitality and social activities. It notes soldiers write home about USO clubs, emphasizes civilian origins of many troops, and frames giving as thoughtful support to troops who seek companionship and morale at camps worldwide.
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USO War Fund
USO
USO Club
Philippines
Truth Will Come Out on Sugar Hoarding and Rationing
Housewives insist on disclosure as they accuse neighbors of hoarding sugar while reports say there is plenty. The piece notes imports to harbors and increased beet sugar production, with potential changes to allowances and refinery payments.
Wise ruling strengthens adoption rights for foster parents
A Connecticut probate court expands protection for adoptive parents after a secretary and columnist placed their baby for adoption. The ruling asserts foster parents gain substantial irrevocable rights, ensuring stability for countless children and encouraging loving homes despite mothers under stress or underage.
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Connecticut
Decision maker needed to unite for national interest
Rep Charles I Faddis argues for a clear decision maker beyond party blocs to support national security and the war effort, urging leaders to act for the whole people rather than political fate. He defends congressional travel rights to visit constituents and Army camps.
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Farmers
Labor
Charles I, Faddis
Pennylvania
Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues rubber shortages are severe and misrepresented by officials. He criticizes government, industry, and New Deal policies, links shortages to war effort, and condemns privileges for union agents while urging national resolve.
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Fair
Westbrook Pegler
New York
Washington
Harold Ickes
Seaboard
Texas
Oklahoma
Jesse Jones
Standard Oil
Russia
Hitler
Japan
Pacific
Roosevelt
Middle West
Marshall Field
New Deal
Peter Edson Looks At Postwar Economic Shifts
Peter Edson analyzes how wartime policy may reshape postwar America. He questions whether the United States will keep growing synthetic fibers and rubber, or revive older sources, and notes looming debates over aluminum, fats, oils, beet sugar, and native rubber versus overseas suppliers.
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Netherlands East Indies
Malaya
Latin America
Hawaii
Cuba
Philippines
Pocahontas Lodge Officers Seated In Corning Era Notes
Deputy Lena Woods installed Pocahontas Helen Bruns prophetess Hazel Eikel Powhatan Flossie Theisen Winonah Margaret Curtis first counselor Margaret Sicilian second counselor Lois Fail first runner Lizzie Quinn second runner Amelia Laird first warrior Lena Woods second warrior Delores Radkoski third runner Julia Eikel fourth runner Grace Hoffman first scout Gladie Morgan second scout Mayme Stewart. Mayor M R Brown announced sugar canning registration resumes next week.
Epworth League to Host Ham Loaf Supper for Camp Fund
Members of the Epworth League of the Methodist Church will serve a baked ham loaf supper in the church basement on Tuesday July 14 to raise funds for the young people to attend the Lancaster camp meeting.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Lancaster
Revival at Church of God Ends Sunday Evening
Evangelist Rev. G M Taylor will close the revival at the Church of God with both morning and evening services Sunday. Henry Eickel Sr. 70 died after a long illness. last rites were given by Rev. Arthur Shonkwiler with burial in Millertown Cemetery. Local social notes include Pinochle Club hosts and prizes, and Franklin Cairo buying a second Defense Bond.
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Church of God
G. M. Taylor
Taylor
Henry Eickel
Arthur C. Shonkwiler
Eickel
Millertown
Mr. Eickel
Franklin Cairo
We're Too Nice Editorial Sparks Demands for Tough War Action
Dorothy Eslocker McDonald from Athens argues for harsher WWII measures. She urges adopting enemy tactics, harsher penalties for Nazi spies, and louder public demands on Congress and the attorney general to act decisively.
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Emperor's Palace
Tokyo
Congress
Mr. Biddle
John Q
America
Dorothy Eslocker McDonald
Athens
Murder on a Canadian ferry reveals a hanged athlete
Clyde Dawson of the Canadian Intelligence Department tracks a fifth column plot aboard the Overland Express and Caribou ferry. A murdered, dismembered hand left in a cabin matches Le moy Statler the hanged suspect, linking a college star to the case.
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Clyde Dawson
Canadian Intelligence Department
KR. A. F. Homber
Lennoy Statler
Dawson
Statler
Newfoundland
St. John's
Port aux-Basques
Cabot Strait
Canada
Halifax
Royal Air Force Ferry Command
Montreal
Intelligence Department
Ottawa
Chicago
Lemoy Statler
Clyde
United States
Pacific
Mr. X
Overland Express
Port - Aux - Basques
Caribou
Cabott Strait
Moonlit Prayers for Australian Troops and Homefront Hope
Poet notices from Messenger Readers urge divine aid for Allied troops in Australia and at sea. May prayers sustain fighters and keep home fires burning while urging mothers to await loved ones. Marguerite Moore signs the appeal from Bidwell, Ohio. A farming note mentions 30 horses to haul a harvesting combine before tractors.
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Australia
Marguerite Moore
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
Daily Letter
Raymond Clapper
Messenger
Mr. Clapper
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
State Department
United Nations
Corning Social Notes
M. R. Brown
Alvin Carl
Bob" Maxwell
Alvie Hart
Bill” Maxwell
A. E. Maxwell
Drakes
Bob
Ireland
Bill
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Cecil Bell
Mary Spence
Guy Tucker
Missionary Society
E. C. Hardin
Tucker
Ella Parsons
Lily Wood
Mable Dunlap
Mrs. Brown
Helen Shonkwiler
Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Lily Brown
Isabel McLain
Ter
Edna
Anna Hetterscheidt
William Stewart
Herman Schmidt
Harry Mellencamp
Columbus
Lewis Passen
Belleville
Illinois
Wilbur Carrigan
Irie, Pa
Ivan Wilbur
Hamden
George Hetterscheidt
Crooksville
Corning Personals
Hubert Eddy
Marion, Ind
Frank Flowers
Mr. Eddy
Schenectady, N. Y
Marion
Forrest Drake
Connie Lee Charleston
John Booth
Agnes Beaver
Leon
W. Va
William Longstaff
Harold Binderbasin
Charles Morgan
Buckeye Lake
Lawrence Daugherty
Fostoria
Mildred Williams
Eugene Pierce
Robert O'Neill
Vieques
Puerto Rico
Mary Dew
Chauncey
Alice Dew Reed
Wheeling
Huston Dew
C. P. Elder
Shawnee
P. H. Clifford
R. M. Clifford and Son
Clifford
Fred Gray
Leo Radkoski
J. G. Blower
Ralph Briggs
Brady Pierce
Clarence Garrison
Leon Keller
S. E. Frasure
Gray
Gelbert Balkenhof
Henry Mellencamp
Frank Holschult
William Hetterscheidt
Daugh
the Public Forum
the Messenger
By Galbraith
SOPR
WEA Service
U.S. Pat
SESS
Ferry Command
A. W. O'Brien
NEA Service, Inc
Purser
Poet's Corner
Stars Over
Bidwell, O
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