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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1941

Page

4

Power turn as private plants rescue Southeast from TVA failure

The article argues private power developers from across the nation step in after the Ten-Phessee Valley Authority falters. It claims private coal powered plants provide needed electricity, faulting the New Deal’s government monopoly and praising taxpaying private firms for keeping regions supplied amid drought and drought-adjacent power shortfalls. It suggests coal miners would favor keeping politics out of power.

Logan Associated Athens Gallia Mocking Meigs Morgan Vinton Washington Locke Frey Union National Representatiown W. Cullen Company Chicago Lo New York Detroit Cleveland New Deal Ten- Phessee Valley Authority TVA Ing Pouultsass Texas Illinois Florida Pennsylvania Monoply Southeast

Ohio's Fourth of July Wired to War Time Limits

The piece notes Ohio will host another Fourth with hazards as work on defense materiel increases. Fireworks factories shift to war orders while restrictions delay bans until August 1, limiting public displays and driving youths toward smuggled pyrotechnics and risky behavior.

Ohio America

Italy declares war on shorts and pants for women

Italian authorities in Florence ban trousers for women and threaten bicycle confiscation if worn. The Nazione newspaper calls for strong measures against this Hollywood style as Italy begins a campaign against women wearing shorts or long pants.

Florence Nazione Italy

Be Alive on the Fifth Be a Safe Fourth of July

The National Safety Council urges a safer Independence Day with the slogan Be Alive on the Fifth. It cites an average of 475 deaths in holiday accidents unless extra care is taken and calls for patriotic restraint and sacrifice.

National Safety Council

Wage controls tied to price laws spark debate

Raymond Clapper argues price-control legislation may need a policy on wages to curb costs. He notes existing government takeovers via industry wage agreements in shipbuilding construction and aircraft, with one to two year terms. He suggests Congress might state a wage policy but may stop short of full wage-control measures due to labor opposition.

Washington Sidney Hillman OPM Hillman Congress

Washington’s federal reach expands into many sub capitals

Peter Edson notes the growth of federal offices outside Washington driven by defense programs. Regional HQs proliferate in 12 Federal Reserve cities, turning Boston Philadelphia Minneapolis Chicago Cleveland Atlanta and others into new local centers. The trend reshapes administration and local governance.

Washington Washingtons WPA Office of Production Management OPM Defense Contract Service Federal Reserve Quartermaster Corps Information Service Department of Commerce Federal Boston Nenag Philadelphia Minneapolis-St. Paul Cleveland Memens City Atlanta

Perry County court notes show varied filings and an anti Columbus coal law drive

Perry County court items include a coal mine protest against a Columbus ordinance, appeals work with four new cases, and numerous probate, divorce, and real estate actions. Other entries list motor vehicle fee distributions, a partition suit, a receiver settlement, licenses, and marriage licenses across New Lexington Crooksville and Somerset.

New Lexington Perry County City of Columbus Capital City Court of Appeals Edward E. Peterson Hopewell Baptist Church William Davis Josephine Lucans Evelyn Triplett Charles W. Triplett Goldie Wingo Common Pleas Court Carning Crooksville Glenford Hemlock Junction City New Straitsville Roseville Shawnee Somerset Thornville Lillian G. Kullman Common Pleas John L Marguerite R. Kullman Perry Potts Et al Harbaugh Potts Coal Co Anna Tague John F. Tague Marcel Levion Harriet Levion Florence Levion Leon Levion Charles Lewis China Street Muskingum Valley Oil Co Harold Moore Fanny Moore Edward Swick Gertrude Idella Kellar William Kellar Zanesville Edward Miracle Newark Myrtle Hupps Mell G. Underwood, Jr Virginia Anna Lennon Wilford Junior Tharp Sayre May Etta Ketcham Portersville Robert P. Locke, Jr Joyce Lee Vanatta Glen Arthur Starrett Farmer Mary Elizabeth Wilson George E. Channel Potter Rosemary Russell Crook Durham N. H Gene Baird Gordon City Robert F., Goodin Carl E. Cannon John E. Wilkins James C. Smalley Madison Township Margaret Cullinan Vincent G. Schiele Mary E. McCullough James Debout Jackson Pike Townships Mary Coster Mary

Dunbar Family Reunion in Amesville Highlighted by Local Siblings

Five sisters and one brother of the Dunbar family gathered for a reunion in Amesville. Clara Bow acted in Kick In at Nelsonville. Richard and Constance Dent stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs E S Dent at 290 East State Street. Will Rogers urged cancellation of foreign debts in his daily column.

Dunbar Amesville Richard and Constance Dent Dent E. State St Will Rogers

Day’s Social Notes Highlight Local News

Baroness Fur nival attended in a one piece bathing suit without stockings. Ms. Carl H Beasley and Mrs Dow Grones hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Florence Carr bride elect. Master Tom Cotton turned six at 22 N Congress St. Miss Elizabeth Earhart traveled to San Diego to visit sister Mrs R C Coats. College track girls wore bloomers long black stockings white middy blouses and tennis shoes.

Baroness Furnival Carl H. Beasley Dow Grones Florence Carr Elizabeth Earhart San Diego California R. C. Coats

Royal Blue Poem by Leda Sams

Poet recalls a sapphire night scene with flashing light and distant lands. A speaker longs to join the glowing figure and flee into unknown distances before darkness returns.

Parisian Night Club Drama of a Wife and Suitor

At the Parisian Night Club Lita Damson dances with her husband Jerry Lane amid glamorous crowds and masked glitter. A mysterious southern man, Ken Richards, declares he has searched for her all his life, and Ruth hints at forbidden love as Lita contemplates her strained marriage and growing discontent. The tale continues.

Jim Coon Lita Damson Jerry Lane Lita Jerry Ruth Ken Richards Ken Eva

Murray City Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Health

Miss Delores Robinson underwent a tonsil and adenoid operation in Nelsonville Tuesday. Local residents and visitors from Columbus Lewisburg and Barberton are noted among guests and family movements. Several families, including the Scheelers Robisons and Martins, are visiting or staying with relatives in Nelsonville Middleport Logan and Columbus.

Murray City Delores Robinson Charles Robinson Nelsonville Ralph Barber Roger Max Young Sally Columbus Maxine Robinson Elizabeth Coleman Georgia Mae Jones Lewisburg W. Va Julia Robinson Art Slater Richard Adam Scheeler Roy Martin Middleport Gerald Martin Harold Clayton Ferrell Barberton Floyd Ferrell Cora Walters Caroline Frank Walters Logan Albert Storer Buckeye Staters Jean Bowland

La Donna Beauty Shop opens in former Brill room

In Stockport Miss Donna Ellis opened the La Donna Beauty Shop in the former Brill store room. The Stockport branch library will close July 1 to 4 for the WPA fiscal year end with no WPA workers allowed. Local residents and visitors, including the Sleeks and Caledines, were noted at various meetings and visits in Canton Columbus and nearby towns.

Stockport la Donna Donna Ellis Brill WPA Mervyn Sleek Havery Cottage Main St O. S. Burfield Emmet Mills Canton Ralph Calendine Leonard Calendine Columbus Weir Kern Martin Beverly John McDermott Caroline Buck Edgar Elliott Jim Joe Carl Fell J. A. Kennard Edwin Ervin Gallipolis N. L. Ervin C. ©. Hawkins Newark Nelson Hawkins G. W. Downman Walker W. Va Harry Cross Bryan Medley Doris Florine Sara Cody Betty Brookover Elizabeth Chambers Moxahala Park Larmer Marshall Winter Haven Fla G. G. Vickrey Jimmy Wilbur Morris

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