Newspaper Association Rights and Rates Notice
The notice outlines Associated Press rights for republication, along with membership, subscription rates by mail and carrier, post office status, and advertising rate inquiries. It lists representative offices in Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland and notes nominal charges for obituary notices and cards.
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Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Banka
We Must Decide on Local Plans for Peace Era Recovery
The piece urges town meetings to map peace period plans by communities or districts and warns against waiting for federal action. It calls for local planning, industrial experience, and social progress over political maneuvering to rebuild livelihoods and utilize natural assets. It stresses self reliance and a national design built by citizens.
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Washington
CCC
WPA
Dole
Hubub of Peace
Mrs Roosevelt and the sleep mystery in public life
A column notes that Mrs Roosevelt reportedly can sleep anywhere and at any time yet questions whether she is truly alert. It humorously imagines her admitting to dozing through events and suggests she might reveal dull conferences or books only as far as she stays awake.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Napoleon
Edison
Dr. Hoozis
Carlos
Manila
Asia
Philippines
Subsidizing Mistakes Threaten Retail Food Distribution
Government actions to curb food prices risk the life of the retail distribution system. Agencies delay root fixes, tie up tax and war financing, and appease pressure groups. Retailers must pass higher costs to consumers, while officials seek to shield the public from price rises. Retailers have upheld controls but should not subsidize government errors.
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Food Administration
Determination as Key to Success, Quote by Pun
A determinate purpose in life and steady adhesion to it through all disadvantages are indispensable conditions of success, according to W. M. Pun. The quote stresses firm goal focus and perseverance as essential to achievement.
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W. M. Pun
War reporting and Washington squabbles in wartime press
Elmer Davis cites inadequately reported war effort facets from industry labor officials workers and public officials. The piece notes suppression of facts, internal bickering, and the press tendency to focus on sensational issues while warning that friction signals policy clashes and political tensions in Washington.
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Washington
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Congress
Mr. Davis
White House
Roosevelt
Postwar Germany policy sparks Allied rift on surrender terms
London dispatch reports intense debate among Allies over how to treat Germany after surrender. Propaganda risks, fears of German fear campaigns, and diverging views on Russian aims fuel wary diplomacy. Some see a Bolshevik red line, others seek stable governments, while Casablanca terms limit separate peace.
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London
Germany
England
Goebbels
Sweden
Stalin
Russia
Casablanca
Britain
France
Manila Falls? MacArthur Pulls Back as Japs Close In
In late December 1941, MacArthur declares Manila an open city while units pull toward Bataan. The narrator meets Colonel Pierce and Major Diller, learns about Lingayen losses, and observes tense convoys and air patrols as Manila braces for a retreat and possible captivity.
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MacArthur
Manila
Jacoby
No. 1
Calle
Victoria
Harries
General MacArthur
Diller
Fragmentary wartime reminiscence note from Clark Lee
A fragmented excerpt by Clark Lee mentions World War II era figures and places. The text hints at American resolve, mentions Malaya Burma and India, and ends with a note to continue. No clear event or date is provided.
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America
Malaya
Burma
India
History of New Deal clash over mining labor unrest
The piece argues that a new welfare state approach risks overturning legal labor rights. It criticizes Secretary Ickes for fines against strikers and condemns War Labor Board actions as hindering peace between mine owners and miners. It recalls brutal mining past to warn against renewed oppression and urges lawful, mutual respect to sustain the industry.
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Ickes
Miner's Union
War Labor Board
Athens
America
World leaders urged unity as Hull cites selfish nationalism
Cordell Hull warned at the London World Economic Conference against econ omic nationalism. Gasoline prices rose 1 4 to 1 2 cent, now 14 1 2, 16 and 18 1 2 per gallon. Eagles in Glouster and Nelsonville backed a referendum on the old age pension law. In under three months Congress passed 16 laws fulfilling Roosevelt's New Deal promises. About 300 attended the Pythian Sisters Zone conference in Nelsonville with an entertainment program featuring several named performers.
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Cordell Hull
World Economic Conference
London
Eagles
Glouster
Nelsonville
Congress
Roosevelt
Pythian Sisters Zone
Bessie Stephenson
Harriet Davis
Marie Hall
Stella Davis
Martin G. Minner
Betty King
New Lexington
Louise Duskey
Audrey Bean
Ruth
Vesper Warehime
Audrey
Frances Hall
Twenty Years Ago in Athens Ohio News Highlights
Twenty years ago Frances Devlin of Athens left for Manitowoc to join Holy Name Convent as a novice. Gladys Runion Nichols of Los Angeles visited her father in Nelsonville. Mrs. E. F. Black of Athens hosted guests at 65 Franklin Ave. Detroit couple Dr. George Kahler and Dr. Virgene Kahler stayed with their mothers in Athens. Tommy Gibbons vs Jack Dempsey was set for July 4 in Shelby, Montana for the heavyweight title. Ohio University Alumni Association elected B Skinner president, Hollie Ellis vice president, W. H. Fenzel treasurer, C. E. Williams secretary, with reports from Mrs. Stella Lash and others.
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Frances Devlin
Athens
Manitowoc
Wis
Holy Name Convent
Willard Nichols
Gladys Runion
Los Angeles
Calif
W. S. Runion
Nelsonville
E. F. Black
Franklin Ave
George Kahler
Virgene Kahler
Detroit
Mich
Sarah Kaler
H. D. Henry
Ohio University Alumni Association
B. ©. Skinner
Hollie Ellis
W. H. Fenzel
C. E. Williams
Stella Lash
G. E. McLaughlin
C. H. Bryson
Clark Williams
T. N. Hoover
Turkey Shifts Alliances as War Front Expands
War Today notes Turkey officially backs the United Nations, signaling a major pivot away from the Axis. Premier Sukru Saracoglu voices warm ties with America Britain and Russia, while Erdogan’s move threatens Hitler by eroding Axis influence in the Balkans and jeopardizing Romania’s wartime position.
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Max Hill
Turkey
United Nations
Axis
Allies
Hitler
Europe
Balkans
Sukru Saracoglu
America
Britain
Russia
Germany
Franz von Papen
Ankara
India
Near East
Rumania
Italy
Berlin
Costly Helium Reserved for Zeppelin Era War Use
During World War I historians note the helium supply was scarce and extremely expensive. Estimates suggest enough helium to fill a zeppelin would have cost about three billion dollars at that time, reflecting wartime resource limits and strategic priorities.
Jacksonville social notes note meeting and visits
Jacksonville Ladies A I U M W A will meet Wednesday June 23 at 8 oclock. Ice cream and cake served. Mrs William Ridge and daughters of Dayton visiting Mrs Edna Rawlins and Mrs L E Geary Glouster. Sgt Elmer D Lowry and family on furlough from Fort Leonard Wood at Jacksonvill. Pvt Robert Talbert returns to Camp Hood after 14 day furlough. Jacksonville Mothers Club closes year with program on summer planning. Glady McGee of Athens attends dessert tea.
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Jacksonville
Ailiary U.M.W.A
William Ridge
Dayton
Edna Rawlins
L. E. Geary
Glouster
Helen Skrotzky
Hermalene
Jack Spen
Dillonville
Mt. Pleasant
Lulu Mills
Gloria Exencamper
Lennie Rummel
Minersville
Ervin Brooks
Nelsonville
William Hallam
Elmer D. Lowry
Fort Leonard Wood
Albertus Lowry
Jacksonvill
C. A. Beal
Beckley
W. Va
B. B. Backley
Athens
Robert Talbert
Camp Hood
Texas
Essie Talbert
Columbus
Cleveland
Mother's Club
Charles Hoisington
Vess Householder
Householder
Shirkey
E. Shirkey
Lucille Williams
Auguste Jacksonville Park
Glady McGee
Questions and Answers Quiz Pack
A series of trivia prompts and concise factual answers on topics from chemistry to history and astronomy. Includes Picric acid as a medicinally valued explosive, Continental Army strength around 35 000 in 1778, Venus proximity to Earth, Judge Ben B Lindsay as Juvenile Court founder, and a note about kissing the Blarney Stone.
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Ben B. Lindsay
Denver
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