Newspaper billing and subscription note
A newspaper notice lists associations and rates and states The Associated Press content rules and standard subscription prices. It includes carrier and mail rates for several Ohio counties and mentions national representatives and advertising rate inquiries.
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Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgen
Vinton
Washington
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Knox declares navy ordered to clear hostile craft in Atlantic
Secretary Knox says the navy now has orders beyond patrolling to clear German craft in the North Atlantic. He cites Roosevelt's Iceland occupation message and aims to protect the western hemisphere, aid Britain, and cut German leverage while preparing for possible war. Iceland's strategic role is key as a joint base and supply route.
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Washington
Hitler
Knox
Roosevelt
Iceland
Atlantic
Navy
North Atlantic
Western Hemisphere
England
Mr. Roosevelt
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Greenland
Rhineland
Athens County Finances Show Mixed Feelings at Budget Hearing
The Athens County budget hearing drew mixed reactions as citizens and the county commissioners faced a deep financial mess. The Ohio Chamber of Commerce officials assisted, stressing citizen involvement while warning that deficits and mounting shortfalls threaten future operations.
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Athens County
Athens
Citizens Tax Committee
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Ohio
Board of Commissioners
Washington signals new American moves in war
The piece discusses ongoing announcements from Washington signaling deeper U S involvement in World War II. It notes the White House hints followed by actions, the risk of German advances, and the need for American and Allied defense, with focus on strategic bases from Greenland to Iceland and potential fronts in the Atlantic and Pacific.
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Washington
White House
Hemisphere
Mr. Roosevelt
Hitler
Britain
Greenland
Newfoundland
South Atlantic
Iceland
Russia
United States
Arctic
Tropics
Atlantic
Pacific
Bertel Kuniholm a Unlikely Pivot in Iceland Occupation
Peter Edson profiles Bertel Eric Kuniholm the U S consul at Reykjavik as fate-driven figure in the Icelandic occupation history. Kuniholm a 1940 appointee with a varied career from West Point to the foreign service navigates rapid changes and shifting roles amid Britain's move into Iceland.
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Washington
U. S
Iceland
Bertel Eric Kuniholm
Reykjavik
U. S. Department of State
Kuniholm
Lake Gardner
Mass
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Army- Navy Prep
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Army
Woodward School For
Foreign Service
Kovno
Paris
Ecole Nationale Des Langues Orientales
Steps to curb Hitler loom in grim warning talk
The piece notes that early proactive moves by the Allies could thwart Hitler, while Washington hides secret aims in archives. English praise for American occupation of Greenland Iceland and Newfoundland marks a turning point, but the full purpose remains undisclosed. Time will reveal the intent behind these steps.
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Hitler
Washington
Greenland
Iceland
New Foundland
Another Man's Wife serial foreshadows love and freedom
Ann faces betrayal as Ken flirtations with Janet unravel her marriage plans. She vows to dance again with Jerry while confronting Ken's infidelity and her own awakening to true feelings, ending with a tense airport reunion and a plan to perform that night. Hamden notes follow with local homecoming notices and community updates.
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Ann
Ken
Jim Coon
Coon
Janet
Kit Kat Tea Room
Sally
Strathmore
Jerry Lane
Jerry
New York
Lita
Haydenville Social and Personal Highlights
Haydenville social column notes visits by Kermit Swaim family to Anstead W Va and many local trips. Neil Gearhart and David visit Vollmer and Allen households. 4 H skating party funds camping. Navy member Paul Gastin at Norfolk. King’s Daughters class meets at Aileen Chaffin’s with picnic plans at Rachelmacher Park. Forth of July gatherings and a large serenade for newlyweds Alvin and Ruth Angle.
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Haydenville
Kermit Swaim
Ray
Graham
Anstead
W. Va
Neil Gearhart
David
Baltimore
Morris Vollmer
Harold Allen
Jimmie
the Diamond
Frank Allen
John Carpenter
Lancaster
Tom Fling
Charles Walters
Chillicothe
Ira
Shurtz
McArthur
Alvin Angle
Paul Angle
Helen Gastin
Harvey Angle
Leonard Patton
Washington, D. C
Patton
Grant Patton
Grotto Rink
Paul Gastin
John Gastin
Paul
United States Navy
Norfolk
King’s Daughters
Aileen Chaffin
Vivian Leel
Alice Swaim
Rachelmacher Park
Nellie Crothers
Holita Allen
Miss Kirkpatrick
Miss Perkins
Roy Crothers
Shirley
Jo Ann Beougher
Clara Riddlebarger
Billie Pierce
Rona
Richard Vollmer
Bobby Freas
Jolean Gastin
Johnny Campbell
Sally Wolf
Marlene Gastin
Lois Smart
Shirley Reif
Lois Bailey
Sue Matheny
Shirley Farley
Mav Robinett
Billy Gleason
Ralph Riddlebarger
Betty
Janet Bowles
Danny Saunders
Fort George
John Saunders
James Smitt
Walbridge
Haydenville Bible School
Angle
Ruth Champion
McArthur’ Presbyterian Church
Chesterhill News Briefs Highlights Local Moves and Visits
Donald E. Stone of Middletown will move to Chesterhill to run the funeral business during George E. Fawcett’s illness. The article lists several visitors and travels including Mrs. I. B. Nutter in Charleston and Mrs. Rana Yarnell assisting in Malta. Births, illnesses, and family visits across local residents are noted with multiple stops in Ohio communities.
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Chesterhill
Donald E. Stone
Middletown
George E. Fawcett
Fawcett
Stone
J. D. Riggs and Son
I. B. Nutter
Joe
Charleston
W. Va
Rana Yarnell
Arthur Frash
Malta
Frash
Dale Niceswanger
Carlos Zumbro
Canton
W. J. Zumbro
A. H. Starling
Gerald Ball
Effie Ball
Dwight Talbott
Lee
Lancaster
R. M. Talbott
C. Y. Talbott
Mae Harris
Edgar
B. FE. Workman
Athens
E. F. Hodgin
East
Edward Niceswanger
Chicago
Cora Niceswanger
T S. Niceswanger
Pittsburgh
Niceswanger
Lawrence Woodworth
Denver
Colo
Vinton County Court Notes
Florence Thomas seeks divorce from David Thomas with hearing held by Judge Parker. Myr Bolen's uncontested divorce heard. case under advisement. Sarah Bishop sues Ernest Bishop for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. Real estate transfers listed. Estate settlement date set. Several marriage licenses issued to residents of Vinton County and nearby townships. WPA road project underway with 160 workers, continuing 1941-42 plans. County commissioners approve aid to townships and engineer estimates. Dog warden reports June activity. Selective service board assigns serials to 46 new registrants and adjusts Class I-A numbers.
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Perry Rowland
Harrison Twp
Rosalie Barbara DeBarr
Harrison
Byron M. Tatman
Vinton County
Geneva Stringfellow
Jackson
Pearl Wayne McClaskey
Vinton
Virginia Nona Roberts
Ewington
Rt. 1
Walter
Bricker
O. F. Sharp
Nira Tucker
J. E. Rosser
E. T. Ansel
Edna Frye
H. C. Wyatt
Stanley Martin
Gallipolis
Eagle
Wilkesville
Brown
Madison
J. M. Ogan
Steven
Locust Grove
Orville Taylor
Maude Barron Lee
Selective Service Board
Wendell Eugene Wills
McArthur
Darwin Social And Personal Highlights At Week End
Mrs. Dale Whaley and Delores host. Charles Hayes visits Athens. Mr. and Mrs. William Clark and Mr. Russell Wilson stay with relatives in town. Wilson travels to Charleston with her parents. The Fourth weekend includes visits by the Whaleys, Pugh, Coates, and Howett families, with several Charleston and Apple Creek connections. Dwight Cullums returns home from Sandusky for the holiday. Mildred Howett visits grandmother Mrs. Haning. The Cucklers stay with W L Whaley family while Howard Cuckler works the territory.
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Hamden
America
D. M. Bryson
Tabitha Robbins
Jackson
Esther Mae Bryson
Ray, Sr
Blanchester
Major Walker
Louise Pope
Wellston
Janet Scott
Herb Robbins
Dale Walker
Mollie Bagley
Joan Woolweaver
Iva Vance
George Hoagland
Logan
Rex Murdock
Camp Shelby
Leverett Murdock
Ernest Tedrow
Lloyd
Frank Calvin
Marietta
Earl Woltz
Columbus
Bert Woltz
Arnett
Blanche Robbins
Cincinnati
Lessie Kibbey
Robert
Portsmouth
South Webster
Huntington
Frank Leach
Michigan
Bernard McCatherine
Lancaster
Sidney
Jake McCatherine
Edwin Barnhill
Charles Barnhill
Charles Mathers
Donald Gibson
Minnie Gibson
Dora Ray
White
Mark Stevens
Glendon White
Howard Lockard
Vance Tedrow
Worley
Orin Spires
Wilkesville
A. R. Tedrow
Pomeroy
Mae Ray
Dayton
Helen Evans
Eva Stacey Lowell
Evans
Smith-Hughes
Hattie Lowers
Paul Book
Baltimore
Sowers
Bertha
Ray Scott
Ravenna
Earl Chandler
W. L. Whaley
Whaleys
Frederic Whaley
Terry
Margaret Whaley
Dwight Cullums
Sandusky
Mildred Howett
Haning
Dowington
Howard Cuckler
Mammoth Cave Named World Largest Cave Site
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky is described as the world’s largest cave with three rivers eight waterfalls several lakes and more than 200 miles of tunnels and galleries. Local officials and visitors celebrate its extensive underground system and natural features.
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Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Hemlock Grove Social And Personal Notes
Hemlock Grove residents share travel and visit updates. Mr. and Mrs. Osenbaugh and sons Don and Billy return from a southern trip via Tulsa visiting relatives. Kenton and Springfield residents plus Columbus visitors attend family gatherings and church events with friends from Elyria and Newark City Hospital.
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Hemlock
P. B. Osenbaugh
Don
Cleveland
Billy
Columbus
New Orleans
Tulsa
Okla
Osenbaugh
James Osenbaugh
Norman Sanders
Kenton
Harry Tharp
Charles Huffman
Canton
Huffman
Athan Dean
Eunice
Springfield
Harry Davis
Ernest Thompson
Tommy
Helen Kane
Joan Lehman
Lewis Lehman
W. T. Marshall
Clyde Oakley
Eleanore
Mary Alice
Foster Marshall
Waldo Marshall
John McCoy
Osborne
Lloyd McCoy
Elyria
Darley McCoy
Rosamond Bradley
Newark City Hospital
Jack Williams
Wilbur Williams
Nelsonville
Nolan Williams
Lora Davis
Nira Davis
Muskingum River
Harry Dennis
John Langdon
Marlene
Forrest Dennis
George Higgins
Helen Hill
Nancy
George Hill
Hannah Woods
Milgred Post
Dorothy Lanning
Clarence Hill
Corning
Circleville
Golden Elliott
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Olio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Intend Daily Press Association
Associated Press
Athens Post Office
Raymond Clapper
Athens County Finances
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Galbraith Hamden
Athens Messenger
Chesterhill News
Vinton County Court
Darwin
Hemlock Grove
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