Athens Messenger Masthead and publishing details
Page four newsnotes from The Athens Messenger outlining publication schedule, ownership, editors, professional memberships, and subscription pricing for Athens and surrounding counties. Includes publisher Gordon K. Bush, managing editor Charles H. Harris, and distribution terms with weekly carriers and annual rates.
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Athens Messenger
Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Rald Printing Co
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Oho
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
Ereii
John W. Cullen
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gailia
Mocking
Eo. Morgan
Vinton
Washinton
New Deal foe roosevelt faces third term bid
Critics condemn Franklin D Roosevelt as a self serving draftsman who would break the third term tradition while the nation wrestles with war looming abroad. The piece contrasts Roosevelt with Theodore Roosevelt and Calvin Coolidge and accuses the current leader of dictatorship like powers and party disarray. It argues the Chicago convention showed elite manipulation and questions the president’s loyalty to constitutional norms and national unity.
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Roosevelt
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Democratic
Calvin Coolidge
America
Washington
Coolidge
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Cohens
Cochrans
Congress
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Near East
Franklin D
Two Final Choices Narrowed For Roosevelt Veep
Raymond Clapper reports the vice presidency centers on Henry Wallace of Iowa and Louis Johnson of West Virginia. Hull declines the nomination, and Hopkins leans toward Wallace. Byrnes is pressed for national chair, Farley departures lead to Walker and Byrnes as leading successors, with Farley’s tribute drawing convention acclaim.
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Chicago
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Louis Johnson
West Virginia
Roosevelt
White House
Hull
Wallace
Johnson
Hopkins
American Legion
War Department
Woodring
Byrnes
Jim Farley
Lucretia Grady
Democratic National Committee
Farley
Public Forum Letter Urges Global Relocation Proposals
John L. Southard of Jacksonville argues in a July letter that Americans should aid displaced peoples and consider sending populations to other nations including China Japan Germany and Brazil to avoid future conflicts. He also suggests relocating prisoners of war and supporting emigration to various countries while noting global demographic shifts and African communities.
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the Messenger
Heck
France
Germany
Fatherland
Hitler
England
Italy
Canada
Brazil
Argentina
English Isles
Mexico
India
Smith
Africa
John L. Southard
Jacksonville
Bruce Catton Reviews Washington Scene
Bruce Catton assesses Jim Farley at the Chicago convention noting his loyalty and resilience amid Roosevelt’s maneuvering. He argues Farley’s stature exceeds “just a politician” and highlights his principled stance and the New Dealers’ pressure for a quick acclamation nomination.
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Bruce Catton
Washington Scene
Jim Farley
Farley
Roosevelt
Social Notes of Guysville Highlights Local Visits and Family News
Postmaster and Mrs. R. E. Fissel of Galena visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klingenberg. Families moved, births occurred, and travels to Columbus, Chicago, and Wooster are noted along with a July 3 fire damage repair at Mrs. Villa Cunningham’s home. Charles Ashcraft had a tonsillectomy in Columbus.
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Guysville
R. E. Fissel
Galena
Frank Klingenberg
Kenneth Christy
Parkersburg
Buck
Bernice Hutchens
Selby Jean
Leta V. McLaughlin
Moundsville
Rebecca Richmond
Jack Lehman
Dayton
Edna Rodehaver Chesser
Richard Linton
Frost
Villa Cunningham
F. B. Bean
Buckeye Lake
L. D. Robinson
John Sprague
Athens
Canada
Ed Pritchard
South
Audra Dailey
John Light
Cora Dailey
Canton
New York
Corrine Robinson
Cairo
W. Va
McGinnis
Pauleta
Claire McLaughlin
Wooster
James Wilbur McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Ralph
Chicago
Ill
P. R. McLaughlin
Danville
Charles Ashcraft
Columbus
Convention verdicts on Willkie and the New Deal
Attacks at the convention exposed fears of a strong opposition drafted by broad national demand. The Chicago gathering failed to unite class interests while Philadelphia backed a candidacy with little behind the scenes scheming. Willkie’s surge could doom the New Deal if fiery enthusiasm persists.
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United States
Chicago
Philadelphia
Willkie
Georgette
Anne
Tony
Syracuse Personal Mention Highlights Local Visits and Events
Syracuse notes show Carl Duckworth family visiting relatives in Crooksville and Pauline staying with Bernice Stowe and Pauline Holmes. Rev. Robert E. Saiser begins a year of church duties in Syracuse and East Letart, living there with Mary Ferguson. Various residents attend hospital stays, trips, and church activities, plus a Girl Scouts event and Epworth League gathering.
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Syracuse
Carl Duckworth
Pauline
Crooksville
Bernice Stowe
Pauline Holmes
Robert E. Saiser
God's Bible School
Cincinnati
Mary C. Ferguson
Huntington
W. Va
East Letart
Ella Williams
Edna Edwards
Clarence Naylor
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Dan Rizer
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
David Knight
Esther
Suterville
Charles McDaniel
Irving Karr
Edward
Lancaster Camp Ground
L. D. Phipps
Lancaster
Cecil Teaford
Glenn Teaford
Mollie Clark
Max ‘Tennihill
Zanesville
C. H. Williams
John Hall
Sugar Grove
A. L. Flanagan
Girl Scouts of
Chester Social And Personal Highlights Local Notices
Mrs Henry Beaver hosted the Chester Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church for an afternoon meeting with plans for an all day July 25 sewing session and pot luck at Mrs I C Merediths home. Several local families were mentioned as Sunday visitors and movers.
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Chester
Henry Beaver
Chester Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
I. C. Meredith
Red Cross
C. FE. Calvert
Flora Davidson
Harrisonville
Charles Woode
Ernest Brown
Parkersburg
J. S. Frank
Marion Wood
Henry Newbury
C. E. Calvert
T. K. Bell
Columbus
Kentucky
Mr. Bell
Ronald Osborn
E. L. Queen
Ruth
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mont Osborn
Keno
J. S. Bailey
Jane Wood
Syracuse
Henry Lowery
Runaway婚礼阻止者与飞行课程的抉择
绿眼 Georgette 与 Anne 的友谊在北 Point 机场的婚姻纠纷中经受考验 Tony Scott 的欺骗被揭露 Tony 的控制引发紧张局势 Dick Douglas 在关键时刻介入 并促使 Anne 考虑继续她的飞行课程 与 Georgette 一同离开到 Midland 大学附近继续计划
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Anne Norris
CAA
Georgette Parker
Anne
Tony Scott
Dick Douglas
Midland University
Georgette
North Point
Tony
Social Notes from Radcliff Area Funerals and Meetings
Radcliff notes list relatives attending Riley Perry funeral from The Plains Letart Falls Nelsonville and Beaver areas. Town social items include Winton Township Grange tenth anniversary celebration July 23 open meeting program and Leonard Calvin hired as Liberty Union High School chemistry physics teacher. Garden Club 25 members met with plans for a flower show and church Girls Class picnic with Mary Lou Pierce.
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Vinton Huston
Eph Huston
Charles Cochran
the Plains
Ed Huston
Nelsonville
Gard McLaughlin
Daphne
Alene
L. M. Trotter
Thivener
Vinton Township
Leonard Calvin
Albany
Liberty Union High School
Fairfield Co
Calvin
Clyde Pierce
Raymond Cooper
Lou Welker White
Salem Center
S. J
W. W. Jeffers
Harry Wells
Richmond
Ind
Thelma Adams
Gallipolis
D. F. Hill
Elizabeth
Winton Township
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Raymond Clapper
James Byrnes
South Carolina
Frank C. Walker
Walker
Jimmy
Senate
the Public Forum
Cabinet
Brain Trust
New Deal
By Galbraith
Mary Kinnavey Moore
NEA Service
Chapter
Marriage Bureau
Miss Norris
Captain Douglas
Midland
Radcliff
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