Messenger publishing rates and offices listing
The Messenger shows subscription prices for domestic and outside Ohio in addition to staff roles and office locations. It notes Associated Press credit rules and postal details, with international and weekly service mentions and advertising terms.
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Gorton K Push
Puputner
Ghares A Harris
Educs Aoa
Amtrigan Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Select Lin Audit Bureau
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
Neper
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Flying Farmers and the Postwar Plane Age
The piece argues postwar aircraft become farm equipment with 60 percent of a factory’s light planes for rural markets. Farmers like Oklahoma Flying Farmers embrace air use for sowing, dusting, herding, market transport, and school runs. Aerial ranching could reshape rodeo as stunt flying replaces bronco riding.
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Implement & Tractor
America
Vermont
The
Oklahoma Flying Farmers
Some Guys Want to Win Medals and Some Won War
A wartime air rescue tale follows pilots Petach Fox and I from Kunming to Dinian over turbulent mountains. Turbulent winds push the C53 trio toward disaster near Shueiching as Petach pilots through peril narrowly missing a peak while Fox crashes. Skipper Lane remarks that some seek medals while others seek to win wars.
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India
China
Shueiching
Hung
Petach
Fox
Bill
Skippy Lane
Skippy
Athens faces loss of State Guard unit tradition at risk
The Athens town body wrestles with the possible disbanding of its long standing State Guard unit. The article warns the loss would be a calamity, shattering a century old tradition and leaving returning veterans disappointed as cities recruit to take over the depleted unit.
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Athens
Mets
Rural ministers boost farm youth life in Ohio churches
Rural pastors in Ohio work with 4 H clubs and school groups to keep farm youths on the land. They form fellowship councils and Bible schools to unite communities and expand social and spiritual activity as roads improve and towns merge with rural areas.
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Gino
Ohio
Unpaid Balance and Tax Note in Wartime Rhetoric
The quotation recalls Hitler's alleged mid year tax debts of 400,900 marks and contrasts American handling of gangsters with past evasions. It weaves in a gag about authority and a Shakespearean aphorism on enemy relations, attributed to Sir Wilfred Grenfell.
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Hitler
Reich
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
Eisenhower praised as masterful Allied commander in Congress
Washington report notes General Eisenhower’s warm congressional reception and clear decisive speech. It discusses his potential future roles with General Marshall and the possible elevation to a higher post guiding war planning, while praising his rare ability to unite allied forces.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Cyrone
Allied Control Commission
Siarana
Marshall
Stimson
General Marshall
General Pershing
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Japan
Mar East
Berlin
General Eisenhower
United States
Marhall
Peter Edson's wartime point system for civilians
Peter Edson argues civilians risk “discharge” from the home front by fatigue with rationing and prices. He sketches a civilian point system: positives for war-bond purchases, donations, family service stars, and conservation efforts. debits for absenteeism, wasteful travel, unneeded purchases, and fraud. He uses a satirical tone to urge patriotic accountability.
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Washington
Essenhal
Red Cross
Hancock Alumni Picnic at Athens Fairygrounds
Hancock Alumni gathered at Athens Fairygrounds for their annual picnic. Officers elected included T. W. Humphrey as president and Adena Gill as secretary treasurer. Day Camp for Girl Scouts opened at Camp Rotan with Mrs Thorpison supervising as scout director. Gov Davey trimmed Ohio University budget to minimum operating expenses.
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Athens Fairygrounds
Hancock
T. W. Humphrey
Adena Gill
Camp Rotan
Thorpison
Tocas
Davey
Ohio University
Morrison Reunion Set At Morrison Home On June 30
The annual Morrison reunion will be held Saturday June 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs L T Morrison. All relatives and friends are invited. Various visitors and local church group members attended gatherings and shared meals and games during the weekend.
Cave amplifies whispers in ancient Syracuse cavern
The Ear of Dionysius near Syracuse in Sicily magnifies sounds, making whispers audible across its vast artificial chamber. A mythic tale notes how tyrants and listeners once used the cave to overhear conversations, highlighting its famed acoustic reach.
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Dionysius
Syracuse
Sicily
Arcordiqz
Ptony
Nis
Minersville Notes on War China Strategy and Local Notices
Reports from Chungking describe Japanese withdrawal along the China coast and fear of Soviet entry while Amoy Swatow and coastal routes near Wenchow Hangchow and Foochow loom large for potential supply lines. Local notices recount funerals marriages and residents visiting Akron New York and Dayton with family ties across Ohio and beyond.
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J. M. Roberts
Chungking
China
Wenchow
Russia
Amoy
Swatow
Hangchow
Shanghai
Indo-China
Malay Peninsula
Bias Bay
Hong Kong
Kowloon
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Minersville
Artie LI
Gardner
Lancaster
Japan
Home
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Formosa
Liangshan
Sanmen
Taichow
Foochow
Kungning
Nanning
Europe
Dexter Brief Social Notes
Dexter residents share Sunday visits and weekend gatherings as local families note guests and hospital updates. Persons mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hampton, Mrs. Nellie Nelson, Arlene, Mrs. W. R. Amos, Lewis Saxton, Dane Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Cash Braley, Wade Halliday, Grin Nelson, Wilber Pierce, A. A. Nicholson, Ruth Michelson, Race Hill, and Homer Weate.
Community Notes From Rocksprings Church and Local Visits
Rocksprings hosts the fourth Children’s Day program at the church this Sunday at 8 p m. Hemlock Garden Club members met at the home of Mrs Avice Rousa with Mrs Howard Bolin assisting. Visiting guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Zeisler and their grandson Harold Zeisler from Youngstown. Mrs Bernard Ashworth of Columbus spent Friday with her in laws, the Homer Ashworths. Ohio University Athens student Geneva Joachim and daughter Jean attend summer school there. Saunders and daughter Jessie with Mrs Howard Bolia visited Parkersburg Friday. Emma Grueser and Mrs Herman Grueser visited Mrs Mark Grueser at Holzer Hospital Tuesday evening. Amos Leonard and his wife visited son-in-law and daughter Rev and Mrs Lester Taylor at Crown City Saturday. daughter Betty returned home with them. Mrs Mark Grueser’s grandson Michael Francis, born at Holzer Hospital June 9, returned home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Kate Wayersmiller returned Thursday from a several-day visit with daughter Mrs Jewell Curtin in Pomerly. Roy Davis and daughter Carol, who spent a week with Anna Reuter, returned to Pontiac Michigan Monday.
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New England
L. T. Morrison
L. T. Wooley
Indianapolis
Ind
Donna Jane Talbert
Shelbyville
Stanford Wooley
Ward
Daisy Brown
South Zanesville, CO
L. O'T. Morrison
Irwin Smith
Kate Copeland
Mary Startin
Nellie Bear
Thelma Smi Verdell
Stevenson
Even Lou Winner
Betty Ann Mace
Joar. Wood
June
Wilma Morrison
Rollo Loeffler
Charles Walraven
Donald Poston
Patti Gary
Carol Ann Gena
Dana
Rosalee Copelan
David Starlin
Mary South
Pete Smith
Sara Jane Stobart
H. H. Starlin
Howard Starlin
Anna Souk
Kenneth Gould
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California
Raymond Gould
Raymond Marquis
Paul Gould
Canon City
Colorado
Floyd
Margaret Davis
Rockland
William Muipas
Athens
Rasmora Marquis
Rocksprings
Hemlock Garden Club
Avice Rousa
Howard ‘Bolin
Henry Bailey
Henry Zeisler
Harold Zeisler
Youngstown
Bernard Ashworth
Columbus
Homer Ashworth
Geneva Joachim
Ohio University
Jean
Saunders
Jessie
Howard Bolla
Parkersburg
Emma Grueser
Herman Grueser
Mark Grueser
Holzer Hospital
Jewell Curtin
iPomerly
Roy Davis
Carol
Anna Reuter
Pontiac
Michigan
Murder Writer Electrocuted in East
Nicholas A. Rossi aged 32, a pulp fiction murder writer and former boxer, was executed in the electric chair at State Prison for the murder of Mrs. Hedwig Wegner of Plainville. His half brother Robert Rossi, a life term inmate, also served as Wegner's maid. both were employed by the elderly widow.
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Nicholas A. Rossi
State Prison
Hedwig Wegner
Plainville
Rossi
Robert
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