Athens Messenger advertising and subscriptions page notice
The Athens Messenger lists subscription rates by mail and carrier and notes association memberships with the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the Associated Press. It provides pricing for one year through various delivery methods and mentions national representatives and obituary charges.
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Jam W. Cullen Company
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New York
Columbia
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Inflation Outlook Baffles Buyers Says Editor
The writer argues that inflation will persist beyond the war and taxes will rise next year. He warns few will save or buy War Bonds and predicts continued price spikes despite attempts at control. The piece notes voter pressure in an election year and the need for hedging against inflation.
Creation vs Promise in Job Policy Debate
An industrialist argues that business creates jobs and a high standard of living, while politicians promise guaranteed jobs to win votes. He claims such promises lead to dependence on the dole and higher taxes, hurting confidence in government. Industry creates employment, not guarantees.
Learning to travel amid war and world exploration
The article notes many Americans returning from global service will seek civilian travel. It promotes two Army guide books Jungle and Desert Emergencies and Arctic Emergencies for adventurous travelers. It highlights that polar bears liver is poisonous and rabbit diets can cause starvation, while seal organs and reindeer moss are edible.
Baby Foods Scarcity Provokes Public Appeal
Low point values set by the OPA on baby foods have spurred adults to buy more. A major manufacturer has asked editors to urge the public to stop using them. Baby ration books would require over 250 million dozen cans annually if all used, but production is capped at 40 million dozen.
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Weiner Resigns in Blow to Civilian Supply Division
The housewife faces deeper food shortages as Joseph L. Weiner resigns from the WPB civilian supply division after authorizing an 80 percent cut in farm machinery output. Critics say mismanagement under Weiner risks worsening the American food supply amid arms production needs.
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WPB
Weiner
Roosevelt Churchill decisions shift focus to Japan and Germany
Washington reports indicate a new united strategy after Roosevelt and Churchill conferences. Japan is deemed a top enemy alongside Germany, with plans for simultaneous defeat. Britain and America align on Burma road reopening, increased shipbuilding, and a four sided plan to pressure Japan from multiple fronts. A large army and navy buildup is expected to aid this effort.
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India
Auchinleck
East Asia
London
David Lloyd George
Casablanca
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Burma
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England's Labor Party hard peace stance post Casablanca
Washington journalist Peter Edson reports Britain moving toward a hard peace with Germany after Casablanca. Labor Party resolutions assign German people responsibility for Nazi rise, signaling preference for firm Allied policy and wary concerns over postwar German reeducation and American administration in Europe.
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Washington
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Murray City Church Group Meets Monday
At the regular W. C. S. Service meeting in Murray City seventeen members and three guests were present. The hour was led by president Mrs. Robert Johnson and refreshments were served by Mrs. Sally Tiges and Mrs. Gerald Robinson.
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Sally Tiges
Gerald Robinson
A. T. Pettet
New Lexington
Logan
Nellie Dixon
Columbus
Lowell Camp
Willoughby
Ray Dixon
New Straitsville
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Norman Matheny
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Joe Hellyer
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Allen Beattie
Margaret Trimmer
Lillie Dixon
Ralph Farley
Allen Lee
John Withem
Norma
Cora Farley
Cheshire
Daniel Potts
Joe Williams
Joe Jr
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Delaware
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Bobby
Marceline
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Loudonville
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William. Taylor
Leta
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Donald Spencer
Ruth Lantz
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Charles Neal
Jack Yates
Carl Yates
Canton
Effie Jonas
Betty Sabo
Joe Sabo
War Today by Max Hill
Analysis argues American home front problems fuel Axis propaganda. Strikes riots and disunity sap morale, while Japan’s leadership emphasizes total sacrifice. The column warns divisions cost lives and materials in a global conflict.
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Pomona Grange meeting and county happenings in Athens
Mrs L F Miller of Albany presided over an all day Athens County Pomona Grange meeting in Chauncey Grange Hall. Local officers were elected for Local Union 202 Hunterdon. Dr A B Bingman returned from Columbus hospital. Noah Hartsough, 55, died when struck by lightning on his South Perry farm.
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L. F. Miller
Albany
Pomona
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Grange Hall
Chauncey
Hunterdon
Henry Adams
Mike Immer
William Parks
Ralph Deem
W. D. Bailey
Ona Dew
Francis Craig
Ted Phelps
Roy Deem
Henry Echstenkamper
William Humphrey
Brade Felter
Jack Rothery
Tom Dixon
A. B. Bingman
County Board of Commissioners
Fomeroy
Columbus
Noah Hartsough
South Perry
Peru’s Cotabambas gold fields open after airlifted gear
After years of inaccessibility the Cotabambas region in Peru sees development as heavy mining equipment is delivered by large aircraft. The move enables mining work in the lofty Andes overcoming jungle and river barriers.
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Andes
Peru
South America
Points Pleasant leaders discuss truck trade issues in Cincinnati
President Holly Hudson and Secretary-Treasurer Richard H. Melrose of the Point Pleasant Transportation Co. spent Monday and Tuesday in Cincinnati meeting industry leaders to discuss problems facing the trucking business.
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Richard H. Melrose
Point Pleasant Transportation Co
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Night Front Line Ride With the 31st Infantry
A correspondent recounts a late night solo trip with Third Lieutenant Gonzales to Abucay and the front near Mt Natib. They meet General Lough and General Lim, witness shell bursts and tracer fire, and learn of the 31st Infantry’s five day effort to regain a small front gap despite Japanese pressure.
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Q and A: Royal address to Maam and more
A quiz of quick facts notes that the Queen was addressed as Maam in a recent interview. It lists Admiral Mineichi Koga as Yamamoto's successor and explains Stalin's name means steel. It also covers Pancho Segura and a Christie mystery with a poisoning gas test using color changing paints.
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