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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
4
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Colonel Ayers of the Cleveland Trust Co. calls for immediate large orders to spur production capacity in five essential munitions classes. He stresses swift development of factories and skilled labor for airplanes anti aircraft guns tank vehicles and artillery, noting many items need only routine capacity while the difficult ones require deliberate expansion.
A reader notes a large new Veterans' Hospital under construction as World War I veterans continue to generate neuro psychiatric cases 22 years after the 1918 guns fell silent. The piece questions future casualty counts and the impact on national talent, asking how Adolf Hitler sleeps at night.
The last American region without regular air service, Alaska, now gains a Seattle to Juneau route under Pacific Alaska Airways, a Pan American subsidiary. About 20 trial flights have occurred and regular service will start soon, promising faster travel, quicker shipments, and closer national ties.
Hammers ring in shipyards as 270 hulls rest in stocks led by the new America the finest ship built in the western world. Admiral Emory Land notes a 62 cargo ship raced to India, returning to New York minutes apart from an older freighter with 1000 tons less cargo.
Theodore Clapper notes Republican leaders privately weighing Wendell Willkie as a strong cross party option amid Roosevelt’s uncertain edge. He sketches possible defections, delegates pledged, and the race for an effective defense and economic plan, with Willkie seen as a candidacy capable of unifying a wary party.
Bruce Catton discusses Washington coverage and labor strikes around Memorial Day, noting union actions, Navy funding debates, and political maneuvering with references to FDR, Leahy, and WPA money. The column closes with reflections on independence, character, and public opinion shaped by radio.
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A letter from Edcoe, Foolville RD, June 10 laments rising livestock stealing and burglary in Meigs County. The writer decries a local officer who refuses to compensate a neighbor for losses and questions voter judgment in electing thieves to office. He compares crime to past eras in nearby counties and asks where residents can find safety and police protection for property.
An editorial discusses United Air Lines and the commercial flight industry as a fast growing public utility in the United States. It notes rising passenger numbers, a need for trained personnel, and airline efforts to train pilots, mechanics, and radio technicians to meet demand.
Fire gutted the New York Coal Companys five story Floodwood building causing about 10000 dollars in damage. Mr and Mrs C M Coulter announced the birth of daughter Mary Jo at Sheltering Arm Hospital.
The GOP Convention in Chicago on June 8 titled HL Hayes as airman. Prof Martzoiff of Ohio University received Litt. D at Wittenberg College. Athens High School Baccalaureate featured songs by Miss Eliza Garber and Miss Catherine Mulligan.
A fragment from Thea Connett in Athens narrates how a dictator promised oil and gold to secure the South, urging unity while warning that yielding to such rhetoric harms the nation. The poem contrasts light and love with hate and drought, warning of barren souls when rains come too late.
The excerpt presents a sequence of Q and A items from 1938 1957 and 1939 covering diverse topics. It notes population figures for National Forest workers and a flag fringe query with no symbolic meaning. It also explains a weather related worm and tadpole rain phenomenon with a meteorological explanation.
In springtime campus drama Rossy McAfee faces pressure as Southern’s Tolliver supports a big league scout. Facing jittery nerves and a wild start his pitching steadies with a curving strikeout spree. Judy Tollivar and Hannah Shrider anchor a tense, emotional lead up to Lincoln versus Southern.
MT UNION announced a Children’s Day program to be held Sunday evening June 16 at 8 o’clock. Local social notes record various visits and guest appearances across Harrisonville Columbus Athens Bradbury and Dexter as families gather in community circles.
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