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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1941
Page
4
The Ideal Husband Portrait in Baltimore Evening Sun
A satirical survey of the perfect spouse titled The Ideal Husband lists traits such as handsome appearance, loyalty, domestic competence, steadiness, and restraint. It portrays a husband who supports his family, handles finances, shares chores, and forgives faults, with a tongue in cheek finish credited to Christopher Billopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Billopp
Baltimore Evening Sun
Athens Messenger Page Four Summary
The Athens Messenger issue notes Associated Press content rights and exclusive republication privileges for the paper. It clarifies use of AP dispatches and local news published in the issue.
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The
Athens S Messenger
Associated Press
Monument to Science Declares Medical Triumphs Over Time
The piece cites a cemetery with 1396 graves showing only four buried beyond 45 years old, illustrating medicine’s progress. It notes life expectancy rising from 35 to 62 over 150 years, crediting researchers, doctors, and laboratories for eradicating typhoid, smallpox, diphtheria, and TB, and praising American medical standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Graduates Enter A New World Of Service And Responsibility
The present generation of college graduates faces a world of turmoil as they begin careers in the army navy air forces or defense plants. They must renew the country’s lease on liberty by shaping a better future, accepting the costs paid by ancestors, and not expecting a perfect world without effort.
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America
Liberty
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Roosevelt urged to unite labor for defense mobilization
Raymond Clapper argues public confidence in Roosevelt falters as defense strikes disrupt production. He cites CIO leadership disputes over a mediation board proposal offering 7.5 percent pay raises and vacation pay, urging Roosevelt to convene a Washington conference with labor leaders to isolate rebellious strikers and mobilize responsible unions for war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Pacific Northwest
National Defense Mediation Board
Mediation Board
Philip Murray
C.lo
John Krophy
Industrial Union Councils
Clinton Golden
C. IL. O. Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
Daniel J. Tobin
Teamsters’ Union
Pittsburgh
CIO
National
Railroads Resist Federal Control While Advancing Shipping Rules
Peter Edson reviews how U S railroads avoid government seizure of property by enforcing the policy Dont load cars until you can unload using contractor schedules and shipper coordination. The railroad system, under J R Pelley, emphasizes careful timing and military transport planning to meet defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Atlantic
Hog Island
William G. McAdoo
J. J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
Ravenna
Britain
Seaboard
Quartermaster General
Car Service
Polish immigrant family highlights indomitable spirit on journey to Ohio
The Public Forum notes Leo Sikorski recounts his father Stanley Sikorski and a fourteen child Polish family that faced Ellis Island delays and hardship. They settled on forty acres near Gloucester Ohio with thirteen other siblings thriving through hard work and thrift. The piece underscores immigrant resilience and value of labor as key to success.
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the Messenger
Leo Sikorski
Leo
Kroger
Detroit
Glouster
Stanley Sikorski
Poland
Ellis Island
Land of Opportunity
Battle Creek
Michigan
Chase Circle of Ruth Holds All Day Meeting at Welch Home
The Chase-Chase Circle of Ruth met June 5 at Mrs. Bertha Welch’s home for an all day program with a potluck dinner. Members included Mattie Coates and Mary Chase, with visitors listed, a door prize won by Louis Morrison, and a planned July 3 gathering at Mrs. Alberta Woodyard’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Lois Morrison
Louis Morrison
Edwin Oberholzer
Cecil Welch
Eugene Haning
Alberta Woodyard
Pauline Martin
Grace Lynch
Maynard Coates
Elyria
Robert Coates
Leo W. Martin
Camp Shelby
Ruth Martin
Frank Martin
Leo Welch
Ed Brooks
Pearl Chapel
Lee Lynch
Mansfield
C. W
Fred Oberholzer
Verses and Letters From Messenger Readers
Verses by Ivan Thomas of New Straitsville Ohio urge prayer for a free nation and salute the flag. Then an anecdote from Columbus Ohio recalls Grandpa’s dirt stained shirt and Grandma’s bemused affection in a light domestic vignette.
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Messenger
Grandpa
Laura B. Foster
Fogbound Dinner Reveals Secrets Amid Coast Guard Signals
Angela probes rumors of sabotage from former Czechoslovakia as Stephan evades questions. Deborah worries at dinner while Bridgie upholds Lovett hospitality. A foggy harbor scene unfolds with signals from Coast Guard cutters and a German rumor threatening an international strain. Wilhelm arrives with news for Stephan as tension builds.
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Angela
Stephan
Deborah
Bridgie
Lovett
Colleen
England
Agin
Stewart Social And Personal Highlights
Stewart residents and guests share visits from Washington D C Athens Columbus and other towns with multiple households hosting gatherings. The column notes travelers returning from trips in Puerto Rico Gam bier Minersville and Akron plus a piece on why coins are serrated explaining edge design to deter metal theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Boles
Earl Boles
Columbus
Puerto Rico
Ruth Cain
Marietta
Ted Scott
Minersville
Frank Houck
Gambier
John Barnes
Youngstown
C. V. Barnes
Nellie Grady
A. A. Cain
Ruth
G. W. Manifold
Caldwell
Summerfield
C. E. Norris
John Lightfoot
Springfield
Ulysses Petty
Monongah
W. Va
Forest Linton
Canton
Bernard Linton
Guysville
Clarice Linton
Eugene Linton
Alyce Hall
Sherry Ann
Mary Jane
Gadsen
Ala
Lewis Moore
Moore
Clarence Moore
Joe Frost
A. W. Smith
Faye
Harrett Plumly
Loveland
A. B. Algeo
Athens
Sidney Stewart
Kananga
Nan Withee
Kate Butts
Nina
Howard
William Biggins
Paul Barsons
Stewart
William Morrison
Stewart, R. D. 1
W. Z. Starkey
Elkins
R. B. Justin
Frances Hatch
Akron
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Erald Printing Co
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
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Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs Morgan
Vinton
Act of N
Ational
John W. Guillen Company
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Degregg
Raymond Clapper
San Francisco
William Green
A. F. of L
North American Aviation
Inglewood
Cal
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
George Moore
the Public Forum
Chase Group
Ding
Mr. Sikorski
Austria
Wladyislaus
Sikorskis
Columbus O
Amerine
Ivan Thomas
New Straitsville
Columbus, O
By Galbraith
Dad
Elinore Cowan Stone
NEA
Chapter
Angie
Thim Murtherin
Hans
Boston
Coast Guard
Herr Kapitan
Wilhelm
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