Newspaper Association and publication details at Athens post
Incomplete OCR outlines membership in newspaper associations and circulation policy. Mentions Associated Press rights, subscription rates for various periods, and national representation. Notes offices in Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland and advertising rates on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Act of
Ibis National
John W. Guilen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Government ownership harms worker rights and free enterprise
An opposition argument warns that state takeover of industries undermines bargaining power for labor and eliminates independent unions. It cites Germany and Italy as examples where government control suppresses freedom, choice, and wages, urging equal treatment for capital, employers, and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Impire
Germany
Italy
Curtain Dle To Rise This Summer Of 1943
The article forecasts a pivotal summer in 1943 as Allied forces prepare major offensives across theaters. It highlights rising Allied power, anticipated decisive battles, and potential early Axis defeats including Italy. It marks the first day of summer and the second anniversary of Hitler’s invasion of the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
United Nations
Africa
Tunisian
Attu
Germany
Hitler
Soviet Union
Race riots threaten northern cities as discrimination grows
The piece argues that thousands of Negroes in city districts live on low wages and substandard homes while many others depart from states with large Black populations seeking better prospects. It condemns unequal opportunity in industry and labor organization bias, warning that race riots will intensify unless solved by both white and Black communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
North
Inflation Gap and the Soaring 16 Billion Ledger
A commentary argues the 16 billion dollars of excess earnings remain with the broad political majority. The rich and well-to-do face heavy taxes and bond purchases, while the poor hold the surplus enabling a subsistence margin and resisted cuts.
Supreme Court Justice Criticizes Communist Advocacy
Justice John F. Carew told a New York City jury that being a Communist is unlawful under state and federal law. The remarks defend constitutional limits on political ideology and highlight concerns about communist advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
John F. Carew
New York City
New York
United States
Power of the purse checked by House against executive overreach
David Lawrence argues the House uses the power of the purse to curb executive agencies. He details OPA practices under Henderson and Brown, noting regulation of profits, price controls, and inflation tactics aimed at labor. He warns Congress can repeal such rules only by cutting funding.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Office of Price Administration
Leon Henderson
New Deal
Henderson
OPA
Prentiss Brown
White House
James F. Byrnes
Mr. Brown
Elmer Davis
Brown
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Harold Allen
New York
Canada
Britain
America
Washington Seen by Peter Edson
Washington Seen by Peter Edson remarks on the House of Representatives, its unpredictable mood, and clashes over minor and major wartime appropriations. The column calls House tantrums a sign of democratic health and a warning that curbs on emergency funds signal a need for government reform.
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Washington
Peter Edson
House of Representatives
House
Navy
Army
Office of Price Administration
Office of War Information
National Resources Planning Board
War Manpower Commission
Pacific Chapter 19 recounts Bataan siege and retreat
The piece details the Bataan defense from January to April, noting only a small American force and around thirty tanks and ten planes, with about thirty thousand Filipino troops. It covers the three battle phases, Japanese flanks, MacArthur’s improvised defenses, and the eventual withdrawal as reinforcements lagged.
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Corregidor
Bataan
Terra Incognita
Usaffe
Luzon
Air Corps
Signal Corps
Moron
Lingayen
Homma
Baguio
Malaya
Netherlands East Indies
Philippines
Battle of Bataan Ends as Japanese Reinforcements Arrive
Clark Lee recounts how American and Filipino forces in the Philippines faced dwindling supplies and rising doubt while awaiting reinforcements. Yamashita's revived Japanese assault began April 1, with heavy bombardment and landings along the coast. After eight days of intense fighting, the Battle of Bataan concluded, leaving survivors and faded hopes for relief.
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Manilla Bay
MacArthur
41St
Mt. Natib
51St Division
Philippine Army
4St
51St
31St
Pilar
Bagac
Bataan
Wainwright
Parker
Jones
Lim
Capripin
Philippines
Singapore
Java
Yamashita
Malaya
China Sea
Manila Bay
31St Infantry
Perry County Court Notes and Local Marriages
New Lexington reports Edson Huston will to Grace Gabriel and other bequests with J H Howdyshell named executor. Marriage licenses issued for Hoops Storts and Dunn Kelly. Hynus sues for divorce on cruelty and neglect, four children. Week totals show deeds and mortgages processed. land in Clayton Township sold for 665 to Offenbacker.
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New Lexington
Edson Huston
Maxville
Perry County
Alvah Ansend
Logan
Joan Arnold
An Wert
Nora Mace
van Wert
Grace Gabriel
J. Howdyshell
George Carpenter
Charles G. Mohler
Junction City
Leroy Tague
S. A. Tague
Willard Hoops
Farmer
Ruth Storts
Crookeville
Frederick Dunn
Mechanic
Velma M. Kelly
Harold Palmer
U. S. Navy
Barberton
Dean Spencer
New Straitsville
Martin
Estelle I. Hynus
Clyde Hynus
Common Pleas Court
Navy
Clerk testifies in Coy versus Aldrich case and divorce actions
Clerk Lloyd Stought returns from Medina County after testifying in Ger ald H Coy vs C R Aldrich et al, regarding Coy’s charge of character damage. He carries divorce records from Coy’s Jan 29 1941 Perry County suit against Naomi. Naomi won a divorce by Judge U S McGonagle. Also Camelo Fiore vs C H Hooker involves a Route 37 crash with $1650 sought for truck loss and 21 days’ use denied. Divorces listed include Jeanette Givens vs Robert Givens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Stought
Medina County
Gerald H. Coy
C. R. Aldrich
Coy
New Lexington Daily News
Stought
Medina
Perry County
U. S. McGonagle
Common Pleas Court
C. H. Hooker
New Philadelphia
Camelo Fiore
New Lexington
Junction City
West Columbia Personal and Social Notes
West Columbia local notes report birthdays for Curtis Knight Gil bert Knight and Ralph Patterson in Athens. Social items include visits by families from Hartford Springfield Charleston and Point Pleasant, a new baby in Kaylong, and several weekend gatherings at homes of Van Matre Fowler and Riley families. Ohio news mentions water meters in Glouster and a mine accident in Mine 32 near Buchtel.
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Curtis Knight
Gilbert Knight
Ralph Patterson
Mrs
Athens
West Columbia
David van Matre
Hartford
Mina Demeter Jr
Springfield
Ted Riley
Ted Jr. Riley
Demeter
Homer Roush
Charles Mason
Charleston
Knopp
Clifton
Mason
George Frances
Walter Friddle
Columbia
Jack Coleman
Lucy True
Andrew van
Kaylong Route
James Kerwood
Middleport
Russell Young
Russell and
Billy
John Russell
Shirley Patty
Ted Jr
Vecie Foreman
Point Pleasant
Nannie Johnson
Steward
Kaylong
Guy Steward
Cleve Fowler
John Letweiler
Pomeroy
Claudea
Mildred Miller
Ruth Wheeler
Ohio
Harold Young
White
Grant Shell
Mame Shell
Jimmy Shell
Norman Kerwood
Mildred Riley
Peggy Chapman
Joe Riley Clifton
Patty Riley
Pat Riley
Pete van Matre
Harry van Matre
Oregon Ridge brief notices on travel for work
Miss Madge Huboy and Miss Bonnie McClelland of Oregon Ridge left for Columbus on June 20 to seek employment. They were guests of Miss Eileen Brown of Glouster on June 16. Miss Helen E. Erdy plans to leave for Columbus in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Ridge
Madge Huboy
Bonnie McClelland
Columbus
Eileen Brown
Glouster
Helen E. Erdy
Moulage life masks aid injured soldiers repair work
Moulage or life mask using paraffin and plaster records facial injuries to guide surgeons in repairs. Five years ago Joseph Davies met Joseph Stalin during the first Mission to Moscow. A malingering is feigning illness to escape punishment or gain pity. A clay instrument named after a vegetable is the ocarina sweet potato. Long distance calls face a five minute limit on busy lines.
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Joseph Davies
Joseph Stalin
Joes
Moscow
Death of 15 year old Helen Teaford at Fairview
Helen Teaford daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Teaford died at home in Fairview after a long heart illness. Funeral held at Letart Falls Methodist Church with burial in Letart Falls Cemetery. Relatives and friends from Granville Akron Racine Milton and Leart Falls attended events and visits reported among local families. The W S C S will meet at the church Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Grove
Helen Teaford
Harry Teaford
Fairview
Letart Falls
Homer
Roy Teaford
Granville
Herschel Badgley
Akron
Ray Barker
Milton
W. Va
Charles Sayre
Bibbee
George Krider
John Stobart
Hazel
Elizabeth Taylor
Ruth Weldon
Racine
E. S. Thaxton
le Tart Falls
John Donley
Charles Sayre Home, Sunday. Mrs. Donley
W.S.C.S
Harry Beegle
Beaver Falls
R. A. McKelvey
Ernest Halley
Northup
Sharpnack
Hemlock Grove Social and Personal Notes
Hemlock Grove society items list Sunday visits by the Welkers and Romines in Pomeroy and Point Pleasant. Ernest Cullums of Tennessee returns on furlough with wife and son, escorted by Ralph Welker and Mrs Ernest Cullums. The Midkiffs host relatives at a reunion, with Gene, Kenneth and Charles mentioned in activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock Grove
Ralph Welker
Jerry
Jackie Welker
Pomeroy
Emmett Hawk
Bert Romine
Kenneth Romine
Romine
Grant Roberts
Point Pleasant
Eldon Clark
Ernest Cullums
Tennessee
Ziba Midkiff
Roy
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American Sewepaper Puntianera Association
Select Lie Audit Bureau of Circulations, Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
Associated Presa
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
OWI
WMPC
NRPB
FSA
Atar
Nflion
Pacific
Masaharu Homma
George Clarke
U. S. Infantry
Frank Bridget
Clark Lee
Viking Pew
Recorder's Office
Nina Holden
County Recorder
Homer FE
Walters
J. B. Rowland
Fred J. Offenbacher
Zanesville
Clayton Township
Jeanette Givens
Robert Givens
Meigs
Edith Evans
Griffith Evans
Wales
Alpha Gamma Delta
Out of Towners
M. F. Cooley
Warren
Faye Baker
Albany
Christine Humphrey
Geneva
Elmer Dixon
Buchtel
Mary Fulton
Florence Gabriel
East
C. H. Horn
Mrs. Horn
Varsity Inn
M. M. Kerr
Fred McKay
C. O. Burnett
G. W. Hopkins
Moler
N. Court St
By Galbraith
MREC
Pat
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James
St. State
Legion
Zemo
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