Newspaper Publishers Association Ad Rates Notice
Public notice outlines subscription rates and postal classifications for Athens area. Lists associations and national representatives with advertising rate inquiries available. Provides pricing: One year four dollars and fifty cents, six months two fifty, ten weeks one, plus extra postage for other zones.
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American Newspaper Publishers Associat
Doreen
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Cerrier
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morrinton
Washington
The Press and Freedom Against Nazi Control
A defense of press independence and public informed choice in democracy. The author warns against government influence and propaganda, contrasts American free press with Nazi censorship, and argues that accurate reporting, even when painful, preserves democratic rights and accountability.
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Germany
United States of America
Tom
Harry
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Washington
And a Sweet Mystery on the Poetry Editor's Harried Desk
The piece reflects on the poetry editor's challenge of judging verse submissions. It notes many writers try hard, some imitate classics, and editors differ in recognizing genuine talent. It concludes that honest verse exists despite human flaws.
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Longfellow
Workaday News
Notable quotes on character and honesty from 19th century thinkers
A compilation of lines from Elbert Hubbard James Sharpe and Bovee. It emphasizes character mental attitude time management and the pursuit of truth through honest actions. The phrasing reflects a historic quotation collection.
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Elbert Hubbard
James Sharpe
Raymond Clapper on Defense and Prosperity Decline
Raymond Clapper notes a shift in thinking from grand civilian prosperity via defense to a necessary write down of consumer expectations. He cites Roosevelt’s stance that steel capacity will meet civilian and military needs, with rationing of aluminum and tools, and indicates defense will crowd out nonessential production while smoothing readjustments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Defense
New Dealers foresee luxury-goods boom amid defense buy stimulus
The text notes that steel capacity grows but skilled labor and materials shortages persist. It predicts a mass purchasing boost from defense profits, with heavy taxes and a government campaign to sell defense bonds. The Treasury orders 5 million aluminum address plates for a mail campaign amid material restrictions.
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Treasury Department
Roosevelt backs steel industry to meet national income projections
President Roosevelt endorses steel capacity for a potential national income of 90 billion dollars next year. Industrial authority Gano Dunn cites 87.5 million tons capacity, with 61 million tons for civilians, 3.1 million for defense, 13.4 million for Britain and Canada, leaving a 10 million ton safety margin for unexpected demand.
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Roosevelt
Gano Dunn
Dunn
England
Canada
Aluminum Allocation Rules Drafted By O P M In War Speedup
Peter Edson outlines how the Office of Production Management will control aluminum production and distribution. Priority certificates will assign major allotments to prime contractors and sub contractors with grades AA to A-10, shaping civilian and defense uses.
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Washington
Aluminum Company of America
Office of Production Management
Aluminum Company
Army and Navy Munitions Board
Quotes on Duty Rights and Democracy
A montage of declarations and quotes references public duty life liberty pursuit of happiness and democracy as a duty. It cites Brooke Jefferson Sydney Smith and a nameless Mia Exanklin DB. Roosevelt.
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Jefferson
Sydney Smith
Mia
Exanklin
Roosevelt
Public Forum Letters Welcomed For Current Events
The Public Forum invites signed letters on current events. Writers should keep contributions brief to allow multiple letters per day and ensure the signature appears with each piece.
Why Not A Neighbor Then A Friend
Editor laments gossip and unkind talk that harms trust and neighborly bonds. He urges common sense and being our brother's keeper, citing hurt from careless rumors and the value of true friendship. J. N. Williams of Middleport adds a dated closing note.
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the Messenger
J. N. Williams
Middleport
Underdog voice opposes New Deal relief jobs
Letter from I. E. Rathburn of Athens R D 4 on February 28 critiques the WPA and relief programs. He argues relief jobs go to those in need, while office holders receive benefits. He emphasizes dignity in work, condemns vote buying, and backs Roosevelt for continued jobs programs.
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the Messenger
Howard Gorrell
Roosevelt
I. E. Rathburn Athens
R. D
Edwin Monks Enlists After Physical at Ft Hayes
Edwin Monks, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Monks, leaves for Ft Hayes for a physical exam as he prepares to enter military service for a year. A graduate of Ohio University and former Hillsboro High School staff member, he begins service after the examination.
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Logan
Edwin Monks
Paul Monks
Ft. Hayes
Ohio University
Hillsboro High School
Harrisonville Pupils Honor Roll and Community Notes
Harrisonville Elementary pupils on the honor roll for six weeks include Grade 1: Robert Parker Terry Hardy Joanne Moore Eileen Welch Grade 2: Bobby Joe Hull Dale Haning Elsie Bright Keith Jordan Pansy B Turner Dixie Lee Hickson Stanley Beal Grade 3 La Verne Chase Mary Lou Moore Melvin Morris Frances Foley Carl Turner Lelia Hysell Grade 4 Charles McKnight Eugene Reeves Bessie McGhee. A surprise birthday party honored Miss Leona Beal and Mr. Francis Welch at the Beal home with guests and refreshments.
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Harrisonville
Robert Parker
Terry Hardy
Joanne Moore
Eileen Welch
Bobby Joe Hull
Dale Haning
Elsie Bright
Keith Jordan
Pansy B. Turner
Dixie Lee Hickson
Stanley Beal
la Verne Chase
Mary Lou Moore
Melvin Morris
Frances Foley
Carl Turner
Lelia Hysell
Charles McK
William Beal
Emerson Welch
Chester Barnhart
Richard
Darwin
Leona Beal
Harold Dean
Lucy Stotts
Francis Welch
Dayton
Evelyn Beal
Nona Morris
Bessie Douglas
Pomeroy
Frank Douglas
Jessie Phillipps
Carl Phillipps
Middleport
R. E. Hoffman
Columbus
Webber Wood
F. E. Radcliff
Albany
Hoffman
Faye Reeves
A. M. Fullwider
Worley Reeves
C. L. Kennan
Langsville
Walter B. Kennan
Zanesville
Lynn
Homer Welsh
Ruth Alkire
Hazel Clark
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Campbell
Grace Skinner
Lillie Jewell
Edison Hobstetter
Meigs County
Ted
H. H. Pickering
April’s Warrant Forces Flight From Burnett Cabin
April fights a warrant served by Winkie Appleman and a constable for failing to report an accident. A past night at Pattonsville railroad station resurfaces as a ten dollar check and a threatening demand. She plans to flee to the Burnett cabin while anxiously awaiting Hal’s arrival.
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April
Kent
Ann
Burnett
Winkie Appleman
Hal
Winkie
Dad
Winkle Appleman
Pattonsville
Bond
Wedding in the Burnett House Sparks a Secret
April faces a legal confrontation over a reported accident while Kent Carter returns with his renewed sight. Ann plans a quiet wedding in the Burnett house, hoping to shield the event from notoriety as a warrant and witness clash loom.
Kyger Area News Briefs Update From Local Church to Sawmill Move
Evangelistic services led by Rev. George Brooks at the Methodist Church start March 2 as families from New Lexington Marion Kenton and Gallipolis visiters share news. Mrs. Nora Tate Hart Rife and others note health improvements and farm activities including a sawmill move to Horace Grover. Charles Tate enters NYA school Chillicothe. school show and chicken project noted.
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Floyd Rife
Kenton
Raymond Rupe
Gallipolis
Mary Rupe
Rupe
Charles Tate
NYA
Chillicothe
Sylvan Spenser
Harold
Alonzo Grover
Worthy Russell
Horace Grover
Perry Bradbury
Mary B. Rupe
Paul Ward
A. E. Boatman
Bidwell
Cc, Mack
Carbondale Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Birth
Carbondale social notes recount weekend visits among residents from Logan Granville and Nelsonville with families in Carbondale Athens New Marshfield Mt Zion and Marietta. A birth is announced Garry Eugene to Mr and Mrs Howard Barber at Cherrington Hospital Logan with grandparents and great grandparents named. Funeral details note Ruth Davis Monroe Brown's service in Athens and Staten Island NY.
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Carbondale
Woodrow Blum
Logan
John Landis
Olan Carpenter
Carlin
George Carlin
Orville Crow
Granville
Calvin Chesser
Columbus
Howard Barber
Cherrington Hospital
Garry Eugene
George Barber
Elliston Mace
Jasper Cox
Harrison
Columbia
Leo Kennard
Virginia
Patricia
New Marshfield
Hazel Dust
Wilbur Young
Danny
Hamley Run
Clell Pinney
Mt Zion
Hiram Holland
Walter Davis
Marietta
Darrell Figgins
Nelsonville
Electa Arnold
Ralph Lightfritz
Albert Johnson
Athens
Rose
Tefft
M. J. Callahan
Ivan Hankison
Jack
Sandra
Silas Dunlop
Nolan Mace
Pearl Mace
Frank Risley
Lewis and
George
George Gardner
Barberton
Sam Risley
Walter
Virgene
Delbert Nutter
Sue Ann
Ione Doolittle
Lancaster
Lizzie Doolittle
Doolittle
Art Mills
Charles Brown
Thomas Mills, Jr
Nel
Sonville
R. D
Rose Tefft
Monroe Brown
Ruth Davis
Staten Island
New Yorks
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Raymond Clapper
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Brooke
the Public Forum
Merton Lehman
Benton Township
Conkle Hollow
By Galbraith
Ruth Avers
Her
Mister Kent Carter
Burnett House
Hal—Kent Carter
Ethel Burnett
Kent Carter
NEA
Kyger Area
Carbondale Social Notes
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