Publication and credit note for Athens Post limited use
The notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive tie for the feed of all news dispatches, credited or not, and that the paper is entered at the Athens Post Office as Second-Class Matter under the 1918 act. It lists newsroom associations and press affiliations.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Lavy Press Association
Associated Press
Athens
Government by Denial and Undeclared War Hints
The piece argues President Roosevelt and Congress evade public scrutiny by pursuing undeclared war tactics and an “unlimited national emergency.” It questions secrecy around Iceland garrison plans,wartime controls, and draft extensions, warning of hidden taxes, price controls, and unfair priorities shaping policy without democratic oversight.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Administration
Iceland
Mr. Roosevelt
Henderson
Office of Production Management
Deportation Rowels of an Unnaturalized Alien
A news writer laments the deportation of a venerable alien who served a prison term and did not naturalize. The piece argues aliens who vote or receive relief in American cities should depart if they lack commitment, claiming native citizens gain advantages while others exploit benefits.
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Europe
Democracy's Duty Weighs Heavy on Every Citizen
A quotation reflecting on the burden of defending democracy, noting that living for democracy is harder than dying for it as it requires a constant sense of responsibility. Attributed to Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Franklin Dd
Roosevelt
Raymond Clapper Sounds Alarm On US War Situation
Washington columnist Raymond Clapper argues that the nation’s leaders and the public are fully informed about the peril facing the United States. He contends that military facts are not secrets and cites Iceland, Ireland, Bolivia, and Atlantic defenses to illustrate the strategic stakes and necessary force level.
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Washington
United States
Wheeler
Iceland
Taft
Ireland
House
Senate
Army
Navy
Senator Austin
Vermont
Representative Wadsworth
New York
Panama Canal
Latin America
Bolivia
South America
Africa
Atlantic
Hitler
Russia
England
Portugal
Spain
Azores
Canaries
Cape Verde Islands
South Atlantic
Roosevelt era warnings on war fears rejected by some
The speaker rejects claims that disclosing military secrets or truth about the situation would push the country into war. Warnings from Secretary Hull since Munich are cited as sound, yet some refuse to listen and insist Roosevelt seeks war, despite repeated, clear truths told to the American people.
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Bunk
Hull
Munich
Roosevelt
Roosevelt trade blacklist eases Latin American commerce
Peter Edson explains the new Latin American trade blacklist relaxes U S controls, allowing exporters to trade with all nonlisted firms in Central and South America. A general license now covers most transactions, with exceptions for financial transfers and temporary licenses for certain blacklist firms.
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Washington
Roosevelt
U. S
South American
General Treasury
Europe
Argentine
Brazil
Latin America
Treasury
Gibbon’s Rise and Fall Sermon Reaches Nelsonville
In a Nelsonville union service the Rev. Lloyd Evans cited Gibbon on Rome’s decline and warned that divorce, high taxes, gambling, liquor, and militarism threaten America. The piece cites education versus liquor expenditures in 1937 and notes camps preparing for war. Charlie A. Freer signs from Nelsonville July 21.
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Nelsonville
Lloyd Evans
Gibbon
Roman Empire
Rome
America
Fletcher Dobyns
Charlie A. Freer
Murray City Personal and Social Notes
Murray City notes report community events and visits. Thirteen 4 H Club members meet at the school with Betty Wilson. Lena Mae Dixon named assistant reporter and to demonstrate baking at the county fair on Aug. 14. The club plans to attend the fair. Several local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and Sunday visits to relatives and friends in towns including Nelsonville Barnesville Canton Akron and Columbus. Birth announced for Teal Wilson of Carbondale: Janice Lynne.
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Murray City
Betty Wilson
Lena Mae Dixon
Dorothy Wilson
Susie Abahazie
Nelsonville
Sandy Abahazie
Dana Simmers
Sand Run
Janice Lynne
Gordon James
New Straitsville
James
Charles Shaffer
Warren Darby
Orient
Darby
Emma Tippie
Charles Shaffer, Jr
Coshocton
Howard Bush
Ralph Currens
Loudonville
William Currens
Vivian Peacock
Logan
Clarence Archer
Columbus
George Archer
Ralph Walters
Akron
Barney Penn
Cora, Walters
Bess Lovett
Dick Smith
Sally Riggs
G. M. Jones
Lewisburg
W. Va
John. Campbell
Camp Shelby
Mary Campbell
Ernest Kadel
Ruth
Cleveland
Birthday Party Honors Bob Kern Age Three
Mrs. Jack Kern of Athens entertained a birthday party for her son Bob, age three. Will Rogers commented on the London Arms Conference as a hard luck testimonial with each country claiming poverty and Germany offering a loan of its last ounce.
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Jack Kern
Athens
Son
Bob
Will Rogers
London
Germany
Poets Corner Verse Promotes Yoo-Hoo Support
A reader contribution from Annie McIntyre Bartoé of Nelsonville Ohio defends cheerful “yoo-hoo” greetings by young soldiers training for protection amid looming war. The piece argues the cheer is harmless and humane, amid calls for public patriotism.
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Yoo
Annie McIntyre Bartoe
Nelsonville
Ohio
Murder on the convoy ends with Joan Davaar under arrest
In a war era serial, Greg Rollins uncovers a murder plot aboard a moving ship. A night betrothal plan with Joan Davaar leads to a fatal confrontation where Lieutenant Miley is killed. Joan confesses to one killing as Rollins reveals a link to an Ottawa German embassy office.
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Miley
Rollins
Greg
Joan Davaar
Joan
Gregory Rollins
Aldershot Camp
London
Greek Street
Soho
Oxford Circus
Madeleine, Carroll
Ottawa
Harry Miley
Stephenson
Syd Tees
Tees
Sister Davaar
New Plymouth Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Upcoming Wedding
Miss Opal Wharf of Boston visits New Plymouth relatives. Local families host and attend gatherings at Ash Cave and Fairview. Anneouncement of Doris Blackmore and John M. Anderson marriage slated June 28. Jean Haas visits grandparents. Emma Weede returns from McArthur. Calvin Heinlein on nine day furlough from Egbert Field.
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New Plymouth
Opal Wharf
Boston
Mass
Fred Price
Jean
Beall
Zaleski
Stevenson
Ben Allen
Somerset
Fairview
Josh Jarvis
Chillicothe
William Gibbons
Gallipolis
Calvin Heinlein
Aviation
Egbert Field
Pensacola
Fla
Columbus
Ash Cave
Cecil Weede
Boney Weede
Floyd Frakes
Herbert Weede
Ray Kearns
H. Weede
Camp Shelby
Thomas Weede
Etta Largent
Walter Campbell
Logan
Doris Blackmore
Lancaster
John M. Anderson
A. C. Young
Fifth Ave. Church of Christ
Opal Jones
James Koon
Anderson
Lancaster High School
Emerson Blackmore
East High School
Martin White
Fern McGathey
East Mound St
White
John Anderson
Earle Heinlein
Jean Haas
Ll. R. Haas
Emma Weede
McArthur
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Raymond Clapper
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
the Messenger
Eees
Howard Stanley
Albany
Albany M. E. Church
D. M. Clutter
Maplewood Drive
Dorothy Ann
Carthage Township Board of Education
Gertrude Johnson
Tick Ridge
S. R. Coen
Dutch Ridge
Louisa Steele
Deep Hollow
Inez Ruth
Lottridge
Merle Norris
Mills
Edward Sharp
Cumberland, Md
John Paul Wetherholt
Margaret Dailey
Paul
John Paul, Jr
By Galbraith
Wm. Red
Henry
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Yoo-Hoo
A. W. O'Brien
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