Newspaper subscription rates and postal notices from 1928 era
A fragmented publication notice lists subscription prices by duration and delivery area, with rates for within Ohio and outside, plus a note that the paper is a second class matter under the 1928 act. It includes postage details, carrier service terms, and contact cities like Chicago Columbus and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onio
Ohio
Materéc
Athens
Vevona! Feprecipratives
Joan W Culles Company
Chicago
Mee Tors
Columbus
Cleveland
Aristotle and America in 1946 Democracy Debate
In a reflective piece the author argues that government is power over life and death by all economic actors, not just elected officials. It critiques industrial and labor leaders wielding influence, warns against the danger of economic oligarchy, and urges government to resolve economic strife in the people’s interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Congress
United States
Washington
Britain’s coal nationalization alarms miners and unions
An observer warns that government ownership of coal risks threats to trade unions and worker livelihoods. Miners face poverty and obsolete mines with limited mechanization as Shinwell argues nationalization serves the nation and consumers, not miners, signaling a harsh socialist turn ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Time
London
Fuel and Power
Emanuel Shinwell
Opinion on unpaid Hitler monument contract at Swedish quarries
The writer mockingly notes Swedish stone quarries still work on a 1940 granite victory monument for Adolf Hitler with $500,000 unpaid. An international lawyer is sought, but the piece jokes that no fee is charged and that Hitler would only pay if he approved the work, implying disdain for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
de Fuehrer
Truman low mood threatens economy as strikes widen crisis
In a national dispatch, David Lawrence argues that leadership deficits and stalled wage policy risk deeper recession. He warns that unions and management blame each other while government action falters, risking a prolonged downturn and a potential shift in November votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Truman
Atomic energy law to govern future U S power
Washington notes on Senator McMahon's atomic energy committee nearing completion of a bill to create a powerful atomic energy commission. Testimony by Maj Gen Groves shapes debates over commission size and structure, civilian versus military control, patent and material secrecy, and executive leadership terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brien McMahon
Atomic Energy
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
OPA
WLB
ICC
FCC
McMahon
Leslie R. Groves
Groves
May
Johnson
Army
Navy
McMahon Committee
Air Force
Armed Services
Fathers and son events highlight local lodge notices
Ten years ago Athens police used a new motorcycle bought with Policemen's Ball funds for Officer Carman Church. Sixty eight Masons and 67 boys attended a Klasonic Hall father and son banquet with leaders and speakers named. Logan lodge held a similar event with arrangements led by a named committee. A border sign joke compared Kentucky whiskey to Tennessee gas. Twenty years ago the OU Glee Club concert, Battery E of the O.N.G., and Dad's Day pep parade at Athens High were noted along with a bridge tea for Mrs. Banks of Knoxville.
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Policemen’s Ball
Athens City
Officer Carman Church
Klasonic Hall
William H. Leaders
Dalton O. Chappel
William Connett
H. T. Phillips
Edwin Watts Chubb
Washington
Affai
Homer T. Baird
F. D. Chism
Paul N. Gillilan
Bidwell Social Notes Highlights Local Moves and Scout Plans
J L Coleman sold his tenant house to Mrs Mattie Branaman who will not take possession immediately. A Monday meeting organized to form Bidwell Boy Scout troops drew sixteen boys and notable backers, with Pete McCormick demonstrating signaling and first aid. A full troop is expected by March 5. Local visits included Westfall and Williams families, while Katherine Carlyle travels to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. Prayer services are set at Bidwell Methodist Church Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidwell
J. L. Coleman
T. K. Bell
Mattie Branaman
Branaman
Fairfield Church
Pete McCormick
Katharine Carlyle
Huntington
C. C. Phillippe
Basin
Wyo
Carlyle
New Orleans
Bill Rees
Bidwell Methodist Church
Maneuvering for Spanish democracy or new civil war
A columnist weighs Franco's options after 1939 in Spain. He argues Franco seeks a face-saving exit while retaining control of the army, possibly to back a monarchy or compromise. Public sentiment favors a free national election and a government chosen by Spaniards, avoiding another civil conflict.
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Paris
Franciso Franco
Spain
Madrid
Franco
Issimo
Europe
Touon
Portugal
Don Juan
Laurel Cliff PTA meeting notes and community moves
Laurel Cliff The PTA met at the school house with children and adults presenting a program. Participants included Mrs. James Radford Thelma Dill Nellie Tracy Guy Cole Pearl Parker Lincoln Russell Hermon Warner James Chaffie and Lawrence Smith. Glenn Dill won the cake. Proceeds to be announced. Also noted are deaths and travels of local residents including John and Lou Diehl in Akron and Charley Diehl’s sister-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Cliff
PTA
James Radford
Thelma Dill
Nellie Tracy
Guy Cole
Pearl Parker
Lincoln Russell
Hermon Warner
James Chaffie
Lawrence Smith
Glenn Dill
John
Lou Diehl
George Renshaw
Charley Diehl
Akron
Diehl
McCumber
Alfred Michels
Texas
Lou ‘Diehl
Roy Howell
Wyatt Schaefer
Canton
Sonny Parker
Clarence Curtis
Marth
Laurel Chiff Health Club
Samuel Lewis
Mississippi
William Hysell
Public Forum Letter on Simpler Homes for Soldiers
Mrs Alice Ward of Langsville urges use of 2 200 acres of conservation tracts as home plots for U S soldiers and sailors. She argues against sportsmen dominating waste land and calls for granting 20 30 acre parcels for cabins gardens and farms for returning veterans, criticizing government land policies and taxes.
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the Messenger
Uncle Sam
U. S
No Man's Land
Alice Ward Langsville
Corning Social Notes Highlights Local Activities
Corning social notes list attendees at the Good Will Industries meeting in Columbus and hospital visits to Mrs. Amelia Mason who recently had eye surgery. Activities include Legion card party plans, Women’s Missionary Society events, two tables of cards at a Rendville home, illness notes for Douglas Jackson and others, Boy Scout and church society meetings, World Day of Prayer, Evangelistic meetings at the Methodist Church, and visits from Roxie Van Horn and Sister Mary Bede with local residents mentioned by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Roxie van Horn
Barberton
Otis Neal
Rendville
Mary Bede
St. Joseph's
Somerset
Jack Stenson
Congo
John Martin
Don Baldy
Junction City
Mra
Tty Neal
Quiet New House Plans Stir Colin and Ann
Colin and Ann discuss building a modest expandible house at a cliffside site near Port Drake. He plans to stay apart from town during New York trip while Mrs. Christmas oversees Ann. Ann worries about social perception but accepts plans, hinting at future romance and Colin's possible remarriage.
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Ann
Mrs. Christmas
Colin
Port Drake
Charlie Hansen
New York
Laurel Run Social Notes Highlight Busy Community Day
Laurel Run notes record Friendly Neighbors Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Don Campbell with songs readings prayers and contests awarding prizes to several members. Births visits and family reunions are noted along with guests from Smith Chapel Haydenville and Columbus and a birthday celebration for Ladonna Joy Wolfe. The piece mentions imminent deployment of Pfc. William Sparks and a house demonstration by Waveline Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Run
Don Campbell
Friendly Neighbors Club
Quitten
C. H. Patten
John Norris
Evrett White
C. H. Patton
Clarence Patton
Everett White
Herman Bumgardner
Tom Huddy
Lawrence Wolfe
Ladorina
Charles Wood
Gary
Arthur Todd
Bill Sparks
Paul Terry
Rona Huddy
John Nortis
William Sparks
Pfc
Wiliam Sparks
Germany
Ladonna Joy Wolfe
M. B. Les
Logan
Mabel Wolfe
John Klink
Sandusky
W. R. Wolfe
Jerry David
Linda Sue
Stanley Norris
Columbus
Algernon Todd
Shirley Kay
Kepier
O'Hara
Smith Chapel
Stanley Price
Paul Angle
Charles Patton
Harold Sater
Lancaster
Wayne Todd
Pete Brandon
Mickey Wayne
Stuart
Waveline Campbell
Haydenville
Hobart Allison
Gloria
Joy
Kenneth White
Michigan
Paul White
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Ghia Rewmper Assasiation
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Qvedians
Aristotle
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Cicero
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Russell Keyes
Leonard Tom
Carl Anderson
Amos Eliinger
Belford Hartarger
Norman Cooper
Tennessee
Kentucky
OU Glee Club
Gallipolis
Woody’s Collegians
O.N.G
Major McCormick
Montgomery Campbell
William H. Laurent
James A. Laverty
Athens High School
Court Street
M. B. Banks
Knoxville, Tenn
Harry Beckley
S. Court St
Beckley
F. D. Forsyth
Roger J. Jones
Bidwell Social Notes
Laurel Cliff Personals
the Public Forum
Corning Social Notes
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Drake
Jeck
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