Subscription Rates By Mail and Carrier for Ohio Readers
Rates list for Ohio and outside Ohio subscriptions by mail and carrier. Includes 1 year, 6 months, 8 weeks, 1 week prices. daily and Sunday single copies. foreign rates on application. obituary and card notices charged nominally. National reps listed and a Milton quotation about liberty.
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Ohio
United States
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Milton
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues that home front workers in war industries show little heroism compared with soldiers. He cites slowdowns and inefficiencies in plants, praises soldiers like those at Bataan, and criticizes crusty labor practices and profuse propaganda.
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Fair
Westbrook Pegler
Nation at War Critics Highlight Strikes Waste and Politics
Time magazine summarizes a turbulent week with rising strikes, management waste in critical metals, copper shortfalls despite large U S stocks, meat and wheat imbalances, and meat shortages in places. It notes political pork barrel politics, the rubber scandal, and the rise of a generalissimo in Washington amid bloc voting now seen as November leverage.
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Time Magazine
U. S
Germany
New York
Army & Navy
Roosevelt
New York City
Washington
Air support needed before second front in Europe
The piece argues against premature invasion of France without enough air superiority. It urges Allied bombings to cripple Germany first and stresses the risk of a costly assault. It warns against hubristic amateurs and calls for decisive Allied planning and French resistance.
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Europe
United Nations
English Channel
France
Dunkirk
Hitler
England
Cologne
Hamburg
Germany
World
Japan
Russia
Latinos to Build 100 Wooden Vessels for Inter-American Trade
The author argues Latin American yards can produce a hundred wooden sailing vessels from non-critical materials to boost inter-American trade, carrying up to a million tons annually. This would ease strained shipping for North America amid rationing of sugar coffee and cocoa and shortages of war materials.
Hollywood watches ban as films face Europe limits
The article notes Hollywood studios sleep in uneasy confidence amid a 14 country axis controlled ban on American films. Business is weak, yet postwar plans aim to revive California cinema abroad and regain foreign markets.
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Hollywood
California
Fuel Oil Rationing Looms for 1.4 Million Furnaces
Peter Edson warns that rationing of fuel oil is likely for 1.4 million oil burning home furnaces in 17 eastern states as authorities clash over responsibility and public indifference hinders conversion to coal. Only about 28,900 have switched to coal, with 60 percent of needed oil supply potentially available.
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Seaboard
Office of Petroleum Co-ordinator
Office of Price Administration
Office of Defense Transportation
War Production Board
Department of Commerce
Office of the Solid Fuels Co-ordinator
Chesterhill youth band lists and local civic volunteers
In Chesterhill a 20 member youth band includes Margaret Shook Mary Edith Bowman Clayton John Gayland Starling Russell Wood and others with directors Dr and Mrs H P Michener. Chauncey PTA members led the physicals for entering kindergartners and Magic City Lodge officers at Glouster were installed with a long roster of names.
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Chesterhill
Margaret Shook
Mary Edith Bowman
Clayton John
Gayland Starling
Russell Wood
Robert Hodgin
Paul McGinnis
Clyde Prannon
Martha Calendine
Hazel Shook
Dorothy Calendine
Anna Mae Schofield
Howard Calendine
Rodney McKitrick
Joe Faires
Bill Ewart
Neil Pratt
Carlos Zumbro
Maud Bowman
H. P. Michener
Magic City Lodge
Public Forum Letters Policy Encourages Signed Contributions
The Public Forum invites current event comments, signed with the writer’s name. Each day accepts multiple letters, kept concise to fit space for several contributions.
Warlords and divine right doomed Europe and Asia to wars
A 1914 letter from Charles Fe Miller argues that wars arise from divine right governments led by warlords and junkers. He notes two bricklayers from Austria and Russia in an American city who were told to return home and kill each other, a fate he condemns as proof that peace requires dethroning ambitious rulers.
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the Messenger
Austria
Russia
Europe
Asia
Julius Caesar
Alexander the Great
Hannibal
Napoleon
Louis XIV
Frederick the Great
Prince Metternich
Bismarck
Kaiser William II
Adolph Hitler
Rock Springs Social Notes Highlights Local Visits
Rock Springs notes show Mrs. Laura Polling visiting in Terrell home from Bremen. Mrs. Helen Cray and daughter Jean of New Concord visited her mother Mrs. Flora Radford and returned home with her. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung and son Richard spent Sunday in Columbus with relatives. Mrs. Earl Collins and sons Billy and Phillip returned from a California motor trip and visited Donald Collins in military service. Cecil Carman enjoys a furlough at Fort Harrison visiting uncle Frank Findling at Ball Run. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hill of Ball Run and Cecil Carman visited Warren Hill at Zaleski. Mrs. Mary Lieb and son Frank of Gallipolis visited the Charles Groeser family. Mrs. Will Wells and son Edward spent days in Columbus. Mark Groeser and Leroy Eichinger arrive from Fort Harrison to resume military service in August.
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Rock Springs
Laura Polling
Bremen
Terrell
Helen Cray
Jean
New Concord
Flora Radford
Radford
John Hartung
Richard
Columbus
Earl Collins
Billy
Phillip
California
Donald Collins
Mrs. Collins
Pasadena
Long Beach
Cecil Carman
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Frank Findling
Ball Run
C. F. Hill
Warren Hill
Zaleski
Mary Lieb
Frank
Gallipolis
Charles Groeser
Will Wells
Edward
Maark Groeser
Leroy Eichinger
Treasury replies to Balfour Note on debts and German finances
The U S Treasury responded to the Balfour Note denying any general cancellation of war debts. The German mark fell to 805 per dollar as Germany faced 10 million dollars of private French debts and 50 million gold mark indemnity due August 15. A Ku Klux Klan cross burned in Athens while Grace Marquis returned from a ten week visit to Clarksburg. County Recorder Hoisington reported 589 mortgages recorded totaling 823847.25 dollars, with 547034.58 dollars cancelled.
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U. S. Treasury
Great Britain
U. S
Germany
L. Hoisington
Long Bottom Social Notes
Long Bottom July meeting of the Junior Riders at Mrs. E L Clark home. Nine members and one visitor Mary Beards present. Pictures taken of girls in first aid. Next meeting with Hope and Pauline Swain. Riverside Garden Club picnic at Cowdery cabin near Shade River with 20 attending. Several locals and guests visit relatives and on leave from the Army.
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Long Bottom
E. L. Clark
Mary Beards
Hope
Pauline Swain
Riverside Garden Club
Cowdery Cabin
Shade River
John Andrew
J. B. Shumaker
Jeanette Clark
G. W. Clark
Harrisonville
Christie Colton's Wartime Romance and New Home Surprise
Christie and Bart Colton marry in a wartime rush and move into a modest new home. Jan frets over Christie’s bold stance while Stephen Marston reappears, sparking tension as Bart clashes with the neighbor. Christie resolves to live as a soldier’s wife while navigating affection and duty.
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Coltons
Jan
Pearl Harbor
Colton
Christie
Bart Sanderson
Stephen Marston
Lan
Stephen
Janet
Stéphen
Bart
Mother
Dad
Sam
Christie Colton
Letart Falls Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Passings
Letart Falls social pages recap a week of gatherings and greetings. Families hosting and visiting span Racine Jackson Greenfield and Athens with notes on a birthday dinner and recent travels. The column also reports the death of Theoderic Barnhart of Little Rock and a newborn Linda Jane to Lydia Miller and Carl Cooper.
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Letart
Mildred Norris
Ramona Allen
Odessa Wolfe
Mary Ellen Hayman
Adele Norris
Etta Mae Shields
Jackson
Harry Allen
Ramona
O. G. Shields
Earn Roush
Roy Buck
Clarence Shields
Rev. Taylor
Freeland
Carl Cooper
Lydia Miller
Greenfield
Linda Jane
Bart Miller
Rachael Chapman
Elza Birch
Clarence Elliott
Wanda
Rayford
W. Va
Ernest Allen
Harold Sargent
Chanul ® Field
Ill
Emma Sargent
Ernest Grimm
Wm. Grimm
Indianapolis
Wm. Varian
Dorothy
Athens
George Barnett
Parkersburg
Addie Brinker
Pittsburgh
J. D. Ayers
City Commission May Consider Contracts
The City Commission will likely review contracts with the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. at Monday's monthly meeting. Present contracts expire soon, and officials expect decisions on public and private rate arrangements.
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Galiapolis
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
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Charles Sweeney
Luther Cruikshank
the Public Forum
Charles FE
Miller
R.D
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Ku Klux Klan
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Moore Ave
Clarksburg
Ed Juniper
Nelsonville
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