Published Page of The Athens Messenger July 10 1946
The Athens Messenger of July 10 1946 prints publisher details David Lawrence's National Dispatch Frederick W. Bush, then lists rates for subscriptions by carrier and mail, domestic and overseas, with overseas service notes for servicemen and locations including Athens Ohio. Local and national association memberships are noted alongside office details and advertising rates.
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Athens
Ohio
Athens Messenger
David Lawrence
Ee National Dispatch
Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gorlon K. Bush
Mgr
Puotitsners Associaty Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Uspaper
Associated Press
Wise
Mali Io
Availane
Montia
S 'Ytler
Montas
Unio
R'Taga
Wational
Jona W W. Cullen
New York
Columbus
British Loan Bill Faces House Vote Amid Global Trade Stakes
A long debated British loan remains under pressure in Congress as supporters argue it boosts world trade, stabilizes employment, and opens sterling markets to dollar exchange. Opponents fear domestic costs and bias toward British policy. The plan hinges on Britain easing exchange controls while the United States provides up to 3.75 billion dollars to secure external demand for American industry.
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Forzter Bevins
Labor Party
Paris
Industria
Argu Iea
Tris
Trur
Byrnes
Byrn
Pyhey
Congress
Great Britain
United States
Britain
America
Ain
Demesne
Generals Duty Nivise Generals Duty Nivise
In a lakeside gathering, Sally Maynard and Bess Hamilton join Carolyn and Doctor Halleck for a casual supper after a busy day. The scene blends hospitality and duty as plans shift between a late bus ride and on call medical duties, with light banter about hosting, cooking, and social standing. Sally weighs hostess tensions while Halleck jokes about balancing pleasure and duty.
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Lucy Agnes Hencock
Bess Hamilton
Sally
Linton
Carolyn
Pine Grove
Jagain Carella
Doctor Hallock
Terry Cas
Jim
Bess
Salis
Sally Maynard
Halleck
Afternoon Ride After Hospital Visit
A rural social scene unfolds as a doctor and two nurses share a hilltop drive with the Bacons. Sally and Bess Hamilton discuss plans while Holden may be nearby. The group returns to the hospital without incident as evening duties begin.
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Sally
Bess Hamilton
Holden
Bess
Jam Hallock
Mjurses
World Psychosis and the Need for Psychiatry
Dr Karl Bowman argues that global culture shows cultural schizophrenia a condition of mass denial and dissociation. He notes public apathy toward atomic threats and a craving for disaster signaling a need for psychiatric treatment to improve society’s mental health and outlook.
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Karl Bowman
Universifornia
Bowman
Kingdom Come
How Sacred Is a Contract in Labor Law Debate
An essay reviews Hobbs anti racketeering law and its impact on union pressure tactics. It questions whether inter state trucking arrangements and local union wage practices truly bind contracts, suggesting out of state farmers could bypass unions and still be paid. The piece critiques legal rhetoric around coercion and violence in preventing contract binding efforts.
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New York City
Justice Department
New York
Supreme Court
Sam Hobbs
Alabama
Hesh
Ili
Marrs
Driier
Interstate
Inne Otera
New Jersey
Local 807
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Jersey
Steelman to lead OWMR. fate tied to June 1937 end
Peter Edson assesses Dr John R Steelman as he assumes direction of the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion. The piece tracks plans to make OWMA a policy clearinghouse, notes past holders, and previews conflicts over labor policy, federal authority, and the Hobbs Law applicability to union activities.
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Washington
John R. Steelman
Office of War Mobilization
Congress
Steelman
Bureau of the Budget
State Department
Alon
Oavir
Byrnes
Vinson
Colon Sny
der Sterlman
Nan
Owma
Gyan Stéeelan
Fundare
Truman
Nap
Hhe
Conghation Service
Iparnaed Sceadetins
Poker Depresaon
Conich
Pares
Dipeet
Woodworth and visitors recount summer plans and locals note past events
Mrs. Woodworth travels to Seattle for six weeks visiting relatives and plans a return via San Francisco and Grand Canyon. Harvard MBA student Tom Biddle returns home for summer. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols and daughter Ellen visit Camp Nelson Dodd near Vernon. Prof. Lash and family stay at a local home for the summer. Twenty years ago Loving Connett’s family left for Lakeside and Niagara Falls. Izaak Walton League forms a game sanitary at Tupp Plains. Prof. Hoover advocates a community park for Athens. Columbia Theater close, Elden Byrne manager.
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Franz Vwoodworth
Seattle
Wash
Woodworth
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Mrs
Loving Connett
Lakeside
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Social Items of Hartford
Hartford society notes list numerous local visitors and events. Names include Mrs D A Smith and Mr P Collins hosting guests and travels to Seattle Kana wha City Wheeling Baltimore Columbus New Haven. Attendees attend camp Long Bottom and campfires at St Crump home with several couples and friends visiting throughout the region.
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FORD
Ceal
Hartford
D A. Smith
Front St. Ginden
Aulanta
P Collins
OG. Wein
L. Buttencuttes
Nolan Swackhammer
Xivs
N O. Wein
A. Keith McClung
Baltimore
Mad
F. A. Chapman
Naanam
Naney Korg
Emil Knight
E. A. Smith
Point Pleasant
Donaldson
Huntington. S
Nive
N. QC
Wein
Social Notes From Chester
Chester notes list residents visiting relatives and birthdays with names such as Fred Vo Rive, Mr. and Mrs Bernard Rhose, Akron, Miss Carol Van Meter, Mr and Mrs James Van Meter and sons Pearl and Howard. Mentions of guests Mrs Santa Saunder and relatives, and various social visits and birthday dinners around Rainier and Cheslard.
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Chester
Fred Vo Rive
T of Me
Bernard Rhose
Akron
Carol van Meter
James van Alere van Mater
Dart Mouth
Santa Saunder
VW Sfayes
James van Meter
Pearl, Howard
Ard Sereld
Carol, van Meer
Bradley Pooler
Rainier
Guysuile
Mifs West Shade
Mtr
Barus Rideenor
Hynrst
Darekersburg
Nelaw
Guy Lucimr
Bos
Hannah Clolard
Social News From Crown City and Vicinity
Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs James Tialex and Mrs fiveretham included Miss Effie Has helie of Oka and Mrs HA Russellville of Oklahoma Mrs Jess and Mrs Libby Columbus Mr and Mrs Stantes Watpe cently attended a Cincinnati ball game Mr Siegel Callicoat and Miss Wiaise Woodward reported married Miss Anna Zimmerman Gatllipo sis visited recently Miss Brigetta Hineman of Rahieghineman married Ray Ours son of Jack and Clennuy Ours
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Crown City
James Tialex
Fiveretham
Effie Hashelie
Oka
Anna Zimmerman
Mise Brigetta Hineman
Galchter
Rahieghineman
Ray Ours
Jack Ours
Clennuy Ours
Social News From Long Bottom and Area
Social items report church group WSCS meeting at the school hall with a potluck. Guests include Rev. Davis. Wedding of Miss Vicki Jean Swan to Kester Matheny in Harrisburg W Va was July 4 at 3:50 pm. Local families visited relatives in Sebring and Parkersburg over the Fourth of July.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
Davis
William Stethen
Howard Young
Sebring
A. F. Swan
Jorn Parks
Charles Hensjox
Linnie Swan
Parkersburg
Vicki Jean Swan
R. N
Kester Matheny
Harrisburg
W Va
Ss. R. Swan
Cunningham
Lutbeck Methodist Church
Alice Connolly
Tne
Brady Lake
Public Forum letter on liquor ads and youth influence
Frank Donovan of West Virginia voices support for liquor ads arguing they do not influence youths. He cites a 1918 to 1932 absence of liquor ads in papers and questions why millions are spent on ads while opponents warn against liquor promotion. He urges readers to ask their local merchants.
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Massenger
Esidentiv
Whuitlatch
Diyon
Tity
Prohibition editor defends liquor ads and liberty view
A Messenger editorial argues licensing allows ads for liquor and criticizes reformers for seeking prohibition. It cites 1919 constitutional amendments and notes later repeal, framing prohibition as political graft risk and personal liberty loss. Also includes short obituaries and notices from Athens Charleston and Alliance.
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the Messenger
Anti-Saloon League
Anti- Saiaen League
Leonard Tucker
Athens
Coolville Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
COOLVILLE The LTL group with Mrs W C Whit latch attended a Monday picnic at Charles and Velma Dais. Families and friends, including Dale Cole and son Roger and Howard Cole with Lorna George of Akron, vacationed with Mer and Mrs Ernest Cole. Miss Buford Finding, nurse trainee, heads to Washington DC for six months of pediatric training. Donna Jean born to Thelma Cowdery and Lawrence Crawford. Hope Ann welcomed by Carl Lockhart’s family. Family visits span Portland Me to Gilberts W Va and Parkersburg nursing school grads.
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Coolville
LTL
W. C. Whitlatch
Charles
Velma Dais
Dale Cole
Roger
Howard Cole
Lorna George
Akron
Mer
Ernest Cole
Buford Finding
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Ali
Oscar Finding
Washington, D. C
Childrens Hospital
St. Elizabeth's
Lawrence Crawford
Thelma Cowdery
Columbus
Donna Jean
Jane . Myr
Carl Lockhart
Gilbert
W. Va
Hope Walden
Hope Ann
Jeaneve
Yvonne Henderson
James Connally
Mattie Henderson
Portland
David Douglass
Linworth
Bingman
Jones
Alfred Russell
Ireland
Andrew Wasson
Befpre Heights
Union Furnace social notes recount local visits and guests
Esther and Martine Carr and Jane McGuire were in Logan recently. Velma Frey from Columbus visits Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones. Della Bateman visited Nelsonville. Dwaine Lee Clark visited Mr. and Mrs. Addison Frey in Logan. George Geiger and son Lary from Lancaster visited Mr. and Mrs. Brent Ginger. Dinner guests included Orville Kistler and son Billy Lee, Miss Mary Hummel, Bobby Gene Kern, and William King family of Logan. Jane McGuire, Esther and Martian Carr employed at Mr. and Mrs. John Bungardine’s in Columbus. Anavel Jones and Dorothy Moore visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones. Dorma McVey from Columbus visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McVey.
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Ace
Orville Kistler
Billy Lee
Mary Hummel
Bobby Gene Kern
Willian King
Logan
Jane WcGuire
Esther An Martian Carr
John Bungardne
Pennies
Columbus
Ernest Murray
Anavel Jones
Dorothy Moore
Dan
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Washingto
Senate
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Ros
BY Lucy Agnes Hancock
Nivise
NEA
Peter Edson
Tom Biddle
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
George Starr Lash
Dorothy
Margabeth
FL 7 Roos
NS. Congress Si
Tupp Plains
Izaak Walion League
Prof. T. Hoover
Athens Park Commission
Hoover
Columbia Theater
Elden Byrne
Pores
Crown City Vicinity
Alberta Maurine
Carol Alicord
Ron
Anderson
Sehring
H. Allenslee Long
the Public Forum
Frank Donovan Seth
WL Va
Charleston
Jacob Franklin Callison
Youngstown —Pd
Stephen Olsavsky
Campbell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Alliance
William G. Case
Coolville Personals
Union Furnace
Galbraitt
George
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