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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1942

Page

4

The Athens Messenger Publishing Co. Ad rates and policy

The Athens Messenger reports its publisher, editors, and association memberships and lists subscription and mailing rates for in and out of state readers. It notes carriage by carriers, 4 cent daily, 5 cent Sunday, and archival details with a Milton quotation on liberty.

Athens Slessenger Frederick W. Bush THE Messenger Publishing CO Gordon K. Bush Charles H. Harris American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Audit Bureau of Circulation Ohio Newspaper Association Inland Daily Press Association Associated Press United States

Contrasting Scenes On War Tactics And Global Fight

The piece contrasts Axis brutality with Allied resistance, noting reprisals against Germans and Italians by Rumanians Hungarians Czechs French Greeks Belgians Poles and Serbs. It argues only fanaticism can defeat the Axis and cites Americans and other prisoners. The article links war maps and UN aims to a broader global struggle.

North America Far East Axis Hitler United Nations

Pledge From 613 Workers at Na tional Transit Pump

A wartime pledge from 613 workers at National Transit Pump and Machine Works in Oil City Pennsylvania urges duty to production. The statements emphasize efficiency, safety, orderly work, and loyalty to ensure victory and protect homes and liberty.

Roosevelt National Transit Pump & Machine Works Oil City

Mocking Axis Propaganda and Pearl Harbor Echoes

A критique of Axis nations censorship and overconfident American journalism ahead of Pearl Harbor notes a Tokyo insider’s claim Japan’s fleets are base bound and Japan’s strength is a myth. It cites misjudgments used by Hitler’s experts and a hawkish Hawaiian prediction two days before the attack. It closes with a moral reflection on forgiveness.

England United States John Bull Uncle Sam Tokyo Pearl Harbor Japan Hitler Russia Soviets Hawaiian Islands Pear! Harbor

Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler

New York essay recalls Cape Gris-Nez and the 1926 Channel swim by Gertrude Ed erle the first woman to conquer the sea sleeve. It links a Normandy beach hotel run by Henri Blondieu to wartime memories and Belgian, Egyptian figures drawn to Trudy’s Channel challenge and to looming Maginot Line guns amid World War II era reflections.

New York Cape Gris-Nez France Britain English Channel Kingston England Gertrude Ederle Henri Blondieu Madam Blondieu Trudy Blondieu's Ishak Helmy Blondieu Robert Boulogne Cape Griz-Nez

Peter Edson Analyzes U S Propaganda War Tactics

Peter Edson critiques U S responses to Axis broadcasts questioning the value of rebroadcasting enemy lies. He notes heavy filtering by the Foreign Broadcast Monitoring Service, digesting transcripts for officials, and a cycle of denial that sometimes amplifies the original misinformation. He recalls how the Office of Facts and Figures operated daily in prior years.

U.S Lord Haw Haw Federal Communications Commission Foreign Broadcast Monitoring Service U. S Office of Facts and Figures

Gasoline rationing cuts traffic across New York toll bridges

Voluntary restraint and fuel shortages cut city traffic by 25 percent in the first half of the year and 40 percent in May and June. In the East, home has become a focal point of family activity as longer trips fall away and driving is reduced. Southey.

New York City

Henderson Social Notes Summary

Henderson small town social notes list several attendances and visits. Fr iday funeral for Fred Borks in Point Pleasant. Residents and relatives from Huntington Charleston Williamson and Kananga visit or host over the weekend. Multiple families host guests and travel to Cedar Grove Pom ery Middleport and Huntington.

Durst Lyons Carmen Keith Charleston Nannie Snodgrass Kelly Hicks Winfield Leona Burks Deloris Robbins Francis Clark Russell Mayes Scott McDermitt Junior Walker Ambridge Henderson Kathryn Sue Gibson Gloria Gibson Sherman’ Bonecutter Cedar Grove Glen Sayre Point Pleasant Howard Daugherty Rothsburger Loyal Wright Welby Casey Arnold Watson Cleo Birchfield Jack Smith Paul Halman Christine Meadows Beech Hill Manuel Meadows Evelyn Kelly B. P. Stanley Arawana Colley Pomeroy Middleport Trix Caudill Crab Creek J. H. Caudill Estele Colman Huntington Wanda Raike Kananga Genieve Raike Roy Walker Oakley Faudree

Murray City Personal and Social Notes

Murray City notes list visitations and weekend guests from July with numerous local and distant names. Individuals from Columbus Toledo Detroit Blaine Dayton Athens and San Diego are mentioned among family and friends visiting relatives and attending events. The column records social calls, trips, and family gatherings at homes and in nearby towns.

Murray City Myrtle Wollett Mary Kathryn Joe Columbus Cleveland Samuel Penn Ben Hartman Dayton Ben Hartman Sr Wayne Huston Parkersburg Martha Huston Howard Keeton Betty Green's Run Caroline Keeton John Kerns William Kerns John McNamee Billy John Wein William Fort Thomas Kentucky Orletta Wahlege Junior San Diego California Lace Ayers Charles Bittner Blaine Ohio Guy Darby Mae McGarva Detroit Jeanette McGarva John Penn John Cleveland Penn Joe Hellyer Logan Fred Collins Powhattan James Smart Edward Driggs William Bush Howard Bush Orbiston Ed Cunliffe George Shaffer Athens Richard Coleman Charles Robinson Harold Potts Elaine

Ten Years Ago Athens County Bridge Club Shower

A bridge club shower for Mrs. Charles Farrow followed the birth of Lou Ann Farrow. Athens Presbyterian Church held a family picnic at Riverside Grove Hathony Road. Max Bartoe fell from Muskingum River Dam at Stockport fracturing his wrist. Declarations were made at Miller's Chapel Grange Hall by judges T. H. Johnson Merwin Mansfield and Mrs H R Jacoby.

Charles Farrow Lou Ann Farrow Athens Presbyterian Church Riverside Grove Hathony Road Max Bartoe Employe Muskingum River Stockport T. H. Johnson Merwin Mansfield

Christie Colton's Flight Amid War and Bloodless Battles

Christie Colton breaks her vow to stop flying to rush a wounded man to a Lakeville hospital by plane. The man is Stephen Marston, connected to the Wainwrights, and Christie learns the danger and lives tied to wartime choices as her family debates a planned charity ball after Pearl Harbor.

Christie Colton Bart Sanderson Sandra Ry Sandra Christie Lakeville Hospital Bart Westwood Miss Colton Bill Blake Jan Lakeville Stephen Marston Stephen Wainwrights Mr. Wainwright Betty Wainwright Pearl Harbor Mrs. Colton

Point Rock Social Notes and Week End Visits

Community notes from Point Rock document weekend visits introductions and local gatherings. Families mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown, Garnet Verigan, George Radekin, Avanel, and many neighbors attending meals meetings and church or grange events. A Standard First Aid course is announced for July 30 at Columbia Auditorium with D W Morris.

Point Rock Clarence Brown Point Pleasant Garnet Verigan George Albert Radekin Avanel Clyde Morris Rex Shene Iefield Frank Nelson Ollie Tippie Athens W. R. Holcomb Laurel Grangers Gerald Starkey Leo Dudgeon Columbia Grange Ida Ringhelser Logan Alfred Foster Gomer Bowen Helen Minnie Donald Cone Carolyn Holcomb Morris Edwin Nelson Harold Bolen Raymond Holliday Francis Cecil Rife Ererett Holcomb Francis Canode Ollie Tipple Adolph Joachim R. A. Blessing Charleston Curtis Young Andrew Cottrill Ed Funk Howard Weyand Clara Gillogly J. R. Ogden Ogren Joe Turner Dell Turner Frank D. W. Morris Columbia Auditorium Emerson Bigony George Alopbert Radekin

Deed Recorded For Office and Store Building in Main St

W F E McDade transfers property to C G P Musgrave for 415 17 19 Main Street with a $17000 consideration. The amount is $3000 less than the price originally reported.

Point Pleasant W. FE. McDade C. G. P Musgrave Main St

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