Newspaper Rates and Notices Stateless Listing
The text lists subscription prices and service options for various regions and carriers. It references Associated Press rights and publishing norms, plus contact and advertising notes. It mentions offices in major cities and acknowledges second class matter status and minor obituary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Poet Offices
Act of Iia
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Ickes’ threat to cut gasoline coupons stirs bitter warnings
A biting column accuses Harold Ickes of weaponizing fuel policy to control the economy. The author blasts war regulations as socialist overreach and predicts a manufactured Midwest shortage despite available supply. The piece brands the administration as dictatorial and fears postwar freedoms erosion.
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Harold Ickes
East
Midwest
White House
Shipworkers' Wages and a 9 Percent Request
The C I O and the Shipbuilders Council of America seek a 9 percent wage rise affecting about 1.1 million workers in 188 yards, arguing for a cost of living adjustment. They cite higher shipyard wages versus overall manufacturing and question inflation controls while noting pay levels and Little Steel formula implications.
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C.I.0
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
H. Gerrish Smith
War Labor Board
Mr. Smith
Shipbuilders Council of America
John Green
WLB
Labor Department
Coffee Rationing May End Soon Says War Report
The report credits anti submarine methods and shipbuilders for stabilizing supplies. Sugar is expected to follow coffee as normal, benefiting Caribbean economies reliant on sugar trade. The wartime shortage also notes plumbers are scarce or delayed.
CIO Labor Politicians Face Backlash Over Campaign Tactics
The CIO signals a campaign to defeat Congress members who backed the Smith Connally act, risking a national backlash. The piece warns of stricter enforcement of the Federal Corrupt Practices Act and outlines limits on union and corporate political contributions and the need for separate funds for political activity.
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Washington
CIO
Congress
Wall Street
America
Roosevelt
Direct Action
Flak and Rome Target Raid Described by Clapper
An eyewitness account of a World War II bombing raid over Italy describes flak encounters at 25,000 feet, a Rome artillery-safe target, and careful briefing to avoid damaging nonmilitary sites. The crew faced anxiety but reported no injuries or lost ships while noting the mission’s timely execution and a humorous melon anecdote at the field.
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Italy
Air Force Command
Vatican
Rome
Germany
Brenner Pass
Sicily
Fay R. Upthegrove
R. H. Smith
Nashville
Peart Joins Red Cross for Army Service
Dr. W. J. Peart, formerly practicing dentistry in Cleveland, has joined the American Red Cross for special Army work. He is undergoing a week of training in Washington DC and will depart for overseas soon. His roots trace back to Shawnee where he attended public schools and later studied dentistry in Cleveland.
Athens and Ohio figures in a nation and regional notes
A mix of social events from Athens and surrounding areas includes Mr and Mrs Alvin Lamborn hosting a cottage picnic on the Muskingum, Capt J B Allen turning 91 on a Beverly motor trip, and Prof Ralph Super visiting Washington with Frank Super. Italo Balbo leads a historic Atlantic flight, while area merchants host an ox roast at the Athens County Fairgrounds for 12 counties. Reports cite seven million Germans near starvation due to economic crisis. County breeders G G Gaul tours fairs with livestock shipments. A B Coe visits Athens from Jefferson City with family. A Hocking County OH University alumni list accompanies a 39 years ago column.
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Ohio
C. D. Shafer Company
Stedman Company
Athens Ice and Storage and Luster Fought and Company
Athens County Fairgrounds
Vacation Visit Returns Home to Fort Wayne
Mr and Mrs John Crawford and baby finish a week with Mr and Mrs Robert Horn in Millertown before returning to Fort Wayne Indiana. Miss Joan Rodgers visits Colum bus two weeks with Mr and Mrs Louis Distelzweig. Funeral for Howard Nelson held at Deerfield.
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John Crawford
Baby
Robert Horn
Millertown
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Methodist Church
New Lexington
Lois Powell
Mary Lee Murray
Betty Hill
Janet Edwards
Dona Sue Nelson
Mary Lou Wilson
Joan Pierce
Becky Hartley
Mary Jane Powell
Janet Gales
Phylis Kirkbride
Peggy Wilson
Caroline Robb
Mary Margaret Nelson
Martha Fisher
Patty Fisher
Myrta Rickok
Hazel Edwards
Elsie Exenkemper
Joan Rodgers
Louis Distelzweig
Columbus
Don Nelson
Howard Nelson
Deerfield
Maxine Parsons
Pomeroy
Blanch Parsons
Reta Weavers Smith
Don Smith
Hattiesburg
Miss
Irene Baker
Earl Mason
Herold Mason
Akron
David Mason
Quiet Village Visit Raises Old Wounds
In chapter XIV Margaret’s behavior unsettles family. The narrator lies low at Mattison’s cottage while Derek Grady’s murder wounds reemerge. Kathy’s engagement adds tension as Margaret’s hysteria tightens the emotional grip before a physician administers care.
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Mattison
Derek Grady
Kathy
Gram
Margaret
Landis Home Hosts Weekend Guests and Birth Announcement
Weekend visitors to the Landis home include Joe Landis and daughter Judy of Toledo Barbara Jean returning with her father from vacation and many other relatives from Athens Chauncey Nelsonville Logan and Gallipolis. A daughter Sharon was born July 12 at Cherrington Hospital to Pearl and Arnold Arnold grandparents Mr. and Mrs John Walker Norfolk Virginia. The item also notes a Mohammedan legend of 72 eternal maidens in paradise.
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Patricia Anne Rodgers
William Rodgers
Patsy
Veronica Rodgers
Columbus
Mrs. Rodgers
Veronica
Shawnee
Rosefram
Carbondale
Landis
Joe Landis
Judy
Toledo
Barbara Jean
J. O. McCoy
R. A. Morris
Marylin Sue
Barbara Lucuella
Athens
Woodrow Blum
Patricia Ann
Logan
Mae Oggans
Chauncey
Dora Collins
Henry Frank
U. S. Army
Carl Frank
Howard Barber
Pfc
Charles Stimel
John Stanley
Richard Williams
Ralph Williams
Anna Howson
Pat
Illinois
Murl Lowry
Billy Murl
Nora Bray
Madeline Starrett
Nelsonville
George Spires
John Spires
Norman Kemper
Dick Hankinson
Gallipolis
Ralph Jewett
Mont Lowry
Sue Ann
Chester Lowry
George Hawthorne
Ben Gabriel
Pearl Arnold
Cherrington Hospital
Sharon
John Walker
Norfolk
Mildred Barber
George Barber
Charlotte
Janet Barber
Junior Taylor and Son
Carroll
Coonville
Raymond .Davis
Oak Grove
Rome Raid and Mussolini War Aims Examined
War Today notes the Rome raid aimed to limit civilian suffering and shorten the conflict. It argues Mussolini provoked the attack by aiding Hitler and condemns his capital as a shield for his regime while praising Allied precision and the Sicily reception of invading forces.
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Dewitt Mackenze
Axis i
Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Hitler
France
Duce
Finis
England
Westminster Abbey
Old Paul's
Canterbury Cathral
Bombardi
Bom
Vatican City
Sicily
Questions and Answers from a fragmented Q and A page
The readable text asks about Etna in Catania Sicily attacking US bombers and mentions volcanic ash. It asks about goatskin “ress” used by Chinese for river transport and cites household accidents deaths totaling over 30,500. The fragmentary items reference historical eruptions, trade skins, and domestic fatalities.
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Associated Press
Associated
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Clapper
Corning Social Notes
George Kilkenny
Rend-Mar
Rendville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Leon Kellar
Gary
Franklin
Penn
Kellar
East Hill
Markley
Lorene Penrod
American Red Cross
Victory Stitchers
Fred Fisher
Georgeann Fisher
Robert Smith
Perry County
Wilma Hines
Jean Powell
Patty Vanway
Dorothy Myers
William White
Hatfield Road
James and
Marie White
Granett Falls
N. C
Harry White
Dayton
Dale Dew
RED Cross
Hugh Pettigrew
Red Cross Club
Gerald Dunlap
Rose
Grandma) Dunlap
Lula Dunlap
Mary Moorehead
Dora Nixon
Nancy Fouts
Kenneth
Neil Clark
Marion Dunlap
Geraldine
Luella Dunlap
Delores Radkoski
Jolly Eight Club
Orchard Hill
Sarah Blower
Flora Briggs
Elizabeth Quinn
Leona Hillis
Margaret Curtis
Viola Pierce
Lucy Winneberg
Alvin Lamborn
Muskingum River
J. B. Allen
Capt. Allen
Beverly
Frank Super
Prof
Ralph Super
Hamilton College
Clifton, N. Y
Washington D. C
Italo Balbo
Atlantic
G. G. Gaul
Athens County
Poland
Shropshire
Hampshire
Eastwood
Canaanville
A. B. Coe
Jefferson City
W. W. Coe
J. P. Coe
Albany
Hocking County
Ohio University
A. E. Price
W. C. Scott
C. W. Chidestar
A. A. Atkinson
Lee Thomas
Jean Wilson
Martha Benedict
Josephine Hermey
Thelma Frasure
Helen Wonnell
Beulah Craig
By Galbraith
Africa
Rene Ryerson
Harriet
Tere
Walter
Clint Mattison
Derek
NEA Service, Inc
U. S
Catania
B. C
Mt. Etna
Liv
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