Newspaper Association Membership and Subscription Rates
List of associations and national representatives plus advertising rates and obituary charges. Includes The Associated Press republication rights and subscription prices by carrier and mail for Ohio counties and other zones, with terms and mattering details.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Burray
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
Ior
Joan W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Isc
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Keise
Coming War Measures Move Public Toward Rationing
The piece predicts a shift to war economy with new taxes and price controls. It argues Britain aid will continue, Washington plans tighten controls, and rationing rise as the public learns more from forthcoming official talks. It says Americans should prepare for extended conflict and enduring aid.
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Washington
Britain
John Citizen
Just Plain Pork Will Do in Changing Hog Market
Southeastern Ohio readers weigh in on streamlining hogs to fit evolving family needs. Experts note lean roasts and chops could substitute lardier meat, but many households still favor a well supplied hog with sidemeat bacon hams and the like.
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Ohio
New Deal
For Woman's Eye Quilting Raises Church Fund in District
The piece notes a quiet surge of quilting and money raising by district church women. Quilts are being made for a charitable cause as a dozen hands work, producing heirloom pieces and contributing to church dues and deficits. The essay questions where the quilts go and why the flurry around the frames.
Is a musician made by his teacher
A quote from Mary Baker Eddy asserts that a musician becomes such through practice of the taught disciplines, implying self-made excellence arises from disciplined study and repetition.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Towne Seeks Progress Through Personal Achievements
The statement emphasizes individual effort as the path to advancement. It centers on Towne as the exemplar, highlighting personal milestones as the driver of success.
Roosevelt aides push cooling off plans to curb defense strikes
Raymond Clapper notes that Under Secretary Patterson and William Knudsen urge a new or retroactive board to delay strikes during disputes. The plan mirrors early 20th century practice, relies on public opinion, and could proceed with executive action or Congressional legislation. Roosevelt is urged to back the proposals to speed acceptance.
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Washington
Patterson
House
War Labor Board
William S. Knudsen
Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
Mr. Knudsen
OPM
Roosevelt
White House
Wilson War Labor Board
Wilson
Congress
Congress Spends Billions Yet House Recesses in Few
Peter Edson notes Congress plans to spend a billion dollars a week for twelve weeks while House galleries are sparsely filled. He mocks the spectacle as the nation debates massive spending, contrasting the grand talk with a disinterested chamber and wandering members.
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Washington
Madison Square Garden
Hollywood Bowl
Palace of Grant
I Am
Aimee Semple McPherson
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Congressional Record
Passage of vast defense bill and its 186 projects
The article notes the passage day following lengthy argument over a defense bill costing about 1.5 billion dollars. It covers 186 projects including 49 million for chartering ships, naval yards from Boston to Samoa, submarine bases, naval hospitals, 10 million for the Marine Corps, and 675 million for Army barracks.
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Boston
Samoa
Virgin Islands
Alaska
Marine Corps
Army
Navy
Congressional Committee On Appropriations
George
Congress
Quotations on character and deeds by Hawes and Thomas
A reflective pairing of lines praising effort and integrity. The first compares actions to a book index highlighting merit, while the second ties good character to personal exertion and discipline.
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David Thomas
Joel Hawes
Public Forum Letters Seek Signatures for Daily Use
Readers are invited to send signed comments on current events to the column. Letters should be brief to allow multiple contributions daily and must include the writer's signature.
Meigs County Society of Columbus Celebrates Forty Years
A correction notes the Meigs County Society of Columbus organized by 1898 with Dr C O Probst as president and Will C Merritt as secretary. By 1904 the group sponsored a World’s Fair reunion in St Louis with 200 plus Meigs Countians, and the society remains active as a leading state federation member.
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the Messenger
Meigs County Society of Columbus
Middleport
Columbus
Meigs County
Meigs
C. O. Probst
C. H. Lyman
Nial R. Hysell
F. H. Hysell
John Paine
Harry Moore
Otto Heaton
Raymond Bell
C. N. Reuter
Ed McDade
Prof. Lord
Ohlingers
Millers
Phillips
Shannons
Ohio
St. Louis
Pomeroy
Indianapolis
State Federation of County Societies
Rock Springs Telephone Group Elects Officers
At the regu lar meeting of members of the Meigs United Telephone Company 35 box holders were present. Officers elected included president Frank Grueser vice president Hugh Beards secretary Elmer Bailey and treasurer Wilbur Bailey. Freda Will of Peach Fork was elected telephone operator for the Rock Springs exchange to succeed Mrs Rena Lightfoot who is resigning.
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Rock Springs
Meigs United Telephone Company
Frank Grueser
Hugh Beards
Elmer Bailey
Wilbur Bailey
Freda Will
Peach Fork
Rock Springs Exchange
Rena Lightfoot
Lightfoot
Rena King
A. O. Lightfoot
Laura Polling
Bremen
Terrell
Will Esihinger
Parkersburg
Curtis
Racine
Terrells
Earnest Leifheit
Pomeroy
Holzer Hospital
Lewis Grueser
William Grueser
Bolin
Ohio
W. A. Morgan
Folmer
Morgan
Burnside
Helen Radford
Lilia Bailey
Humphreys
Leonard
Buena Grueser
Miss Bing
Winnifred Grueser
Betty Leonard
Miss Sultzer
Anna James
Gates of youth swing and turn inward
Poem tracing a boyhood home on a farm where vines cling and gates swing outward then inward as he longs for adventure, wanders, and finally returns to his parents. The piece credits Ira Taylor of Athens, Ohio.
Crown City Personalities Share News and Services
Crown City residents report church and social activities. Oma Williams returned from Columbus after evangelistic services. Visitors from Racine and Gallipolis called on local families. Rev. A L Clary conducts Methodist services. A minor car crash injured Albert Adams and Jimmy Watts near Proctorville. Richard Gray dies from mine accident in Huntington area. funeral held in Pikeville.
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Crown City
Oma Williams
Columbus
Elijah Williams
Dwight
Racine
Howard Hardway
Gallipolis
Crown T
Mary Alice Coleman
Karl Schmitter
Logan
J. W. Coleman
A. L. Clary
Methodist Church
Delbert Fleur
Marjorie
Fleur
Sunshine Sisters
Miller
Herbert Capper
Perkins Ridge
Ironton
John Burcham
William Gray
Pikeville
Quiet Wedding Looms as Court Case Looms
Ruth Ayers presents a serialized chapter where Ann plans a quiet wedding within a week after April’s court appearance. April longs to persuade Kent not to testify, hoping to spare Ann gossip. court opens with Winkie Appleman’s damaging testimony and April’s brief, poised defense. Kent testifies next, avoiding April.
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Ann
April
Dad
Winkie
Kent
Trial at Court Ends With Dismissal and Revelations
In a courtroom scene April Burnett faces a drunken Winkie Appleman as Private Estes testifies to seeing Winkie stumble from a station and fall before April’s car. The judge dismisses the case and Kent Carter confronts April, insisting they must talk as the chapter ends.
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April
Dad
Daffy
Kent
Ann
Winkie Appleman
Pattonsville
April Burnett
Estes
Kent Carter
Winkie
Supreme Court
Mother
Social Notes of Bradbury
Social notes record Bradbury residents visiting relatives and moving housing. Ray mond Lohn and Kathleen Martin left for Columbus where Lohn works as a bakery truck driver. Others visited family in Lancaster Pom eroy Crooksville and Columbus with items about furloughs, military service and CCC camp travel.
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Lincoln St
William Sayre
E. F. Bailey
Ben Bailey
Lula Russell
James
Annabelle
Crooksville
William Autherson
Reena
Columbus
Leland Peoples
Harding Russell
United States Army
Ft. Bragg
Dan Russell
Tom Hendrix
CCC
Zaleski
Shade Church Society To Host WTAR Benefit Night
Shade church society plans a Friday March 7 benefit at the school auditorium with WTAR radio entertainers from Parkersburg. The event is sponsored by the Ladies Aid of the M E Church.
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WTAR
Parkersburg
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
K. D. Kilenth
Akron
E. G. Angell
South
Sidney Leifheit
Wellsville
George Grim
Waldo Douglas
Grim
T. C. Blazier
John and
Marion
Washington D. H
Sterling
Hampshire
Athens
Ralph Harris
Brent
Columbus
Wayne Harris
Harris
Mra
George Christman
Donna Jean
Boyd Angell
Leonard Williams
Martha Harris
Robt
Perry
T. J. Violet
George Biggs
A W. Blazier
Uniform Feast at Moscow Retreat
General Bordeau of Napoleon's field staff ate a military dress suit during the 1812 retreat from Moscow. A Polish tailor and cook created the edible outfit entirely from food with edible buttons and decorations.
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Bordeau
Napoleon
Moscow
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Towne
Raymond Clapper
General Motors
Allis-Chalmers
Defense Organization
Hitler
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
James Lane Allen
the Public Forum
Will C. Merritt
S. Garfield Ave
Rock Springs Telephone Group
Poet's Corner
Ira Taylor
By Galbraith
Crown City Personals
BY Ruth Ayers
Carter
Carter Gate
Elizabeth Carter
Court
Hal
NEA Service, Inc
Bradbury
Shade Church Society
Art and Thimble Club
Ray Bobo
Louis Niggemeyer
W. Leo Williams
Clarence Green
Mary Bobo
Fred Blazier
Robert Bobo
Libby Burson
Fahye Pierce
Clyde Smith
Charles Seiple
Wayne Wingett
Holly King
George Fulton
Robi. Perry
Russel Wilson
R. E. Wilson
J. C. Burson
J. G. Pierce
Ethelda Kay Harris
Jean Fulton
Gary Bobo
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