The Athens Messenger and Herald Trinting Co History
Establishment details for The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. list founders and leadership, publication schedule, and professional affiliations. Includes subscription rates and advertising offices. Mentions Associated Press usage and distribution counties.
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Frederick W. Buse
Athens Messenger & Herald Trinting CO
Gordon K. Buss
Mer. Chares H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohia Weied
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Leily Presa Association
President argues for early universal price control during war
The piece criticizes delayed inflation measures and blames organized labor for wage-driven price rises. It urges early wage restraint and broad cooperation from both organized and unorganized workers to support a government price stabilization program and protect the general welfare.
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Washington
War's handcuffs on supplies from the East forebode hard years ahead
The piece warns that if Japan cuts East Indies supplies or the Axis narrows markets, the nation faces long, costly adjustments. Rubber, tin, silk, and other imports would vanish or cost dear, delaying synthetic alternatives and testing ingenuity and time to recover.
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Far East
Germany
Japan
East Indies
Axis
London May Buy Itself For Postwar Rebuilding
The piece explores a bold idea that London could buy 673 acres of its own core from private owners to speed postwar reconstruction after widespread bombing. Planners argue rebuilding should be guided by public needs rather than existing private claims.
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London
Blood and Gold: Rosenberg as Future Fuehrer Figure
The piece portrays Alfred Rosenberg as a potential Fuehrer in occupied Russia, a veteran Nazi leader known for the motto blood over gold. It questions American interest, asserting a preference for brains and decency over Nazi aims, while referencing Seeley and broader wartime stakes.
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Alfred Rosenberg
Roosevelt policy balks Axis aims in Africa and Russia
Raymond Clapper reports criticism of the State Department for appeasement toward Japan and Vichy. The policy, using delay as leverage, faces German frustration over Russian resistance and ambitions to push into French North Africa. France and Vichy relations strain as Germany seeks a bloodless move into Africa with French cooperation.
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Washington
State Department
Japan
Vichy
Roosevelt
Tokio
Indo-China
France
French North Africa
Germany
Russia
Paris
Dakar
North Africa
United States
Africa
French Empire
Britain
England
Policy toward French North Africa cited with British consultation
Reported remarks defend coordinating with Britain on French North Africa to slow Axis advances. Critics label the approach weak, while supporters note it delays conflict and mirrors how Hitler uses similar tactics to avoid trouble.
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Hitler
Congress Bungle Snarls Over Chickens in Law
Peter Edson recounts a Washington quirk where a cattle theft bill broadened to include animals and fowl through an amendment. Jesse Wolcott pressed to delete cattle and add fowls like chickens, ducks, geese, and turkeys to close the gap, citing horned bovines and dictionary checks.
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Washington
Congress
Hitler
House of Representatives
Jesse P. Wolcott
Port Huron
Mich
Congressman Wolcott
Jesse
Rutland Garden Club Holds Annual Meeting and Picnic
Rutland Garden Club hosted its annual picnic at the Everett Colwell home near Danville. Miss Laura Bailey spoke on flower judging and decorative uses, and shared notes from a visit to Louis Bromfield's home. Several local residents were noted for births, trips, and a sudden death in Rutland.
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Rutland
Paul Bean
Columbus
Karen Leigh
Edith Bean
Lucille Snowden
Newport News
Isaac Taylor
Holzer Hospital
Jack Brown
New Straitsville
Pittsburgh
T. C. Porter
Plains
Sistersville
W. Va
Rutland-Syracuse
Epworth League
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Buckley
Roy Barton
Marcus Roush
Elsie Jean
Vera Marie Roush
Don Standley
Richard Canaday
Maxine Folan
James Thomas
Betty Buck
Marjorie Standley
Margaret Holmes
Honor and truth in public life, a letter to the editor
A letter from John C. Hallam argues that honor requires truth and urges electing a governor who respects truth as well as the title of honorable. He questions if a person can be honorable without truthfulness and critiques past promises about returning old peoples’ homes.
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the Messenger
New Plymouth Personal and Social Notes
New Plymouth items record visits and family gatherings. Miss Keller of McArthur visits Miss Patricia Eilis. Earle Butin calls on Earle Heinlein. Arthur of Gallipolis visits with Mrs. William Gibbons. Families meet at reunions and socials, with nursing and military notes and funerals mentioned.
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New Plymouth
Keller
McArthur
Patricia Eilis
Earle Butin
Columbus
Earle Heinlein
Arthur
Gallipolis
William Gibbons
Lavern Fuller
W. H. McDaniel
Little Hocking
John Steele
Steele
Ash Cave
Bert Woltz
Hamden
Calvin Heinlein
Heinlein
Cincinnati
Dayton
Camp Egbert
Pensacola
Fila
Nina Smith
Orland
Catharine Cherry
Starr
Albert Dysart
Navy
Mode Cherry
J. M. Stewart
Elizabeth Baldwin
Zanesville
Stewarts
Buddy Ellis
Logan
Frank Ellis
Josh Jarvis
Marilyn French
Chillicothe
Emma Weede
Wyman
Paul Frantz
Lowell
Ind
Earle Frantz
Calvin Heintein
Charles Simpson
Camp Shelby
Albert Dysant
Patricia Ellis
Frank Filis
Emily Haas
Walter
Bernice Cooper
University Hospital
Mary Potter
Zaleski
Goodwin
Akron
Lew Backus
Local notes and obits from Perry and nearby towns
News items record a rattlesnake kill in Fruitdale Hollow district, census of local residents, and obituaries including Lafayette Hawk a Civil War veteran in New Marshfield. Other notes mention Norman Engh and his family visiting the Beveridge home, a 20 years ago birth, John Robinson’s circus at Athens Fairgrounds, the Grays’ baseball win at Amesville, water works fundraising in Nelsonville, and a bridal shower at Oak Lodge for Margaret McGucken.
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Lafayette Hawk
New Marshfield
Chesterhill Personal and Social Notes
Chesterhill notes cover property transfers and rentals including F H Calendine buying the Eva Worthington property on Quaker Street and Grace Fawcett renting the James Hoon Main Street property. Local visits include Miss Filene Vercoe and Mrs Williams recovering. Ruth Danielson's marriage to William Pennell. several residents visiting relatives in Malta Killbuck and Hampton Virginia.
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Chesterhill
F. H. Calendine
Eva Worthington
Effie Michener
Quaker St
Emma Shook
Grace Fawcett
Margery
James Hoon
Main Street
Dale
Hoon
Jeff Hoon
Filene Vercoe
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
A. O. Vercoe
Emmett Williams
Memorial Hospital
Marietta
Hattie Phipps
Don Phipps
New Carlisle
Ruth, R. N
Columbus
Vinnie Baker
Clarabelle
Eva Randall
H.S. Hopkins
Hopkins
Russell Edgerton
Cleveland
Okla
Mattie Edgerton
Alice Faires
Mabel Bowman
Fred Harmer
Zanesville
Rana Yarnell
A. J. Flash
Malta
Ruth Danielson
Carr
William Pennell
Pennell
Ben Danielson
Hattie Hill
Oscar Newburn
Killbuck
Mabelle Black
Pittsburgh
Buelah Fawcett
Charles Gibbons
South Dakota
Frazersburg
Frank Gibbons
Lenore Gibbons
Charles
Louis Gibbons
Hampton, Va
Ross Hoon
Mr. Gibbons
Mrs. Charles F. Sharp Dies After Stroke in Zaleski
Mrs. Charles F. Sharp of Zaleski died at her home Sunday morning from a paralytic stroke suffered days earlier. She is survived by her husband, four daughters and one son, plus five step-daughters and a stepson. Funeral services were held in Radcliff on Tuesday afternoon.
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Ernest Tripp
A. N. Crist
Rainy
Tripp
Flora Dill
Shipley
New Holland
C. E. Martin
Chillicothe
Charles Alberry
Portsmouth
Virgil Howell
Elma Ater
Columbus
Fred Ogle
Floyd Shuster
Margie
Harold
Earl Chapman
Springfield
Luella Chapman
Hubert Beck
Lucy Hayes
Joseph McDevott
Cincinnati
Students Enroll in Free School Band Instruction
Eighty students enrolled for free music lessons in August at the Gallipolis school band room. The organization of the school marching band will take place early in September.
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Gallipolis
Dugan and Barbara Spark Rumor in Oklahoma Oil Tale
Barbara and Dugan Blake collide with gossip after a photo shows Barbara dancing with Chief Leaping Waters at Starlight Terrace. Dugan advises Hank Chase on selling 5000 acres to Midwest for by products while Barbara questions motives. Hank praises Dugan’s skill and hints at his potential future leadership.
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Barbara Chase
Chief Leaping Waters
Starlight Terrace
Chief Leaping Water
Barbara
Dugan
Oll
Hank
Midwest
Oklahoma
Hank Chase
Dugan Blake
University of Oklahoma
Chase Oil Company
Torch Social and Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Local society notes describe visits and gatherings across Ohio and West Virginia. Guests include M J Whaley of Elmer and Emmit Whaley of St Marys, Rex Anderson with Ray Salser and Geo Bennett, and Ira Barrows with family at The Plains. Canning donations and hospital updates also noted.
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Argia Whaley
Tourist Inn
M. J. Whaley
Elmer
W. Va
Emmit
St. Marys
Rex Anderson
Ray Salser
Canton
Geo Bennett
Parkersburg
Ira’ Barrows
Glen Criss
Ed Daugherty
Plains
Charles Daugherty
Billie Anderson
Charlene
Marion Bingman
Orville Bebee
Ray Fairchilds
Martha Fisher
Coolville
Hawks Nest
Skyline Drive
Alma Jones
Emma Stout
Athens
William Mowery
Ora Pitts
Alegon
Mich
Fanny Mowyer
Willing Martown
Laura Pitts
Jess Smith
Denver Day
Ravenna
Elizabeth Hammer
Lucy Coleman
St. Joseph Hospital
Jake Lyons
New Marshfield
Carl Reeder
Melda
Nadine
Wayne
Ohio River
Blennerhasset Island
Cyrus Jones
W. A. Hallett
Elmer Mendel
Elm Grove
Mary and
Elma Baldwin
Wheeling
Aged Man Is Honored at Broadwell
A dinner hosted Sunday at Frank Parsons home honored David Weaver on his eighty six birthday. Guests included numerous Weavers, families from Chesterhill Sharpsburg Layman Belpre Broadwell and others. Broadwell home coming set for Sunday August 1 at the U B Church.
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Broadwell
Frank Parsons
David Weaver
John Weaver
Chesterhill
Harry Palmer
Hazel Lawrence
Sharpsburg
Clyde Weaver
Layman
Warren Munn
Harve Kittle
McDougal
William Weaver
William Moody
Maxine Weaver
Belpre
Lisle White
Albert Ogg
Mary Jarvis
Cutler
Dale Mosier
Camp Shelby
Lote Brill
U. B
Mona Mae
Donna Ewart
Alfred Westbrook
Milton Eddy
Eddy’s Ridge
John Young
Roger
Ervin Mosier
Athens
Betty White
Clarence White
Columbus
Bradbury Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Death
Fifty nine Bradbury attendees at Bible School with Elder King leading. Maria Dodson dies at home. funeral Monday led by Rev. J. P. Miller. Local residents host guests from Zanesville and Rutland. Burn injury recoveries noted. various visits among families in the community.
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J. P. Miller
Loretta Wells
Middleport
Bert Waugh
Wayne King
Rutland
T. V. King
Russell Baily
Irena Smith
Narley Hysell
Charleston
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John Brown
Ward Township
Hocking County
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R. F. Cuyler
Hanan
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Norman A. Engh
Perry
George Ford
Myrtle Graham
William Harrison
John Robinson
Athens County Fairgrounds
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W. Townsend
Amesville
East End
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University Terrace
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Zaleski News
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