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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1946

Page

4

Unclear OCR Subscription Rates Refer To Ohio Service

Fragmentary OCR text lists subscription prices and terms for Ohio delivery. Mentions include six months costs, monthly rates, week rates, and carrier service notes. Data appears garbled with nonsensical phrases and typos. No clear dates, organizations, or identifiable people are present.

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Ready for the next flood in Hocking Valley

Citizens gathered last spring to push flood control on the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys. Army Engineers found insufficient benefits to justify costs, leaving the area at risk and awaiting the next spring flood despite public efforts and hearings.

Army Engineers Hocking Sunday Creek Logan

PULL FOR MORE WINTER IN FACING FARM PRODUCTION

Farmers and postwar gardeners worry about March weather delaying crops. Early heat may threaten fruit buds and harvests. Last year’s March warmth foreshadowed months of bad weather ahead, jeopardizing feeding plans for the country and the world.1

Pseuso Sacrifice and Bikini Atoll Residents

A commentary argues the Bikini Atoll decision to support atomic tests may be upgraded by reality. It notes Bikini residents, part of the Marshall Islands, are highly intelligent and could view relocation as relief. The writer suggests the Marshall Islands could be a preferable target for atmospheric atomic testing.

Bikini Atoll Marshall Island Pacific Ocean Sheaven Shetter Marshalls

Veterans Receive Liberalized Home Loan Terms

The March 1 rollout raises the government home-loan guarantee to 4000 dollars from 2000 and extends loan terms to ten years after discharge with repayment limits to 25 years on real estate and 40 years on farm property. Only one two-sided application needed. loans remain repayable by ex servicemen.

United States jJapan Sam

Economic Unrest Predicted After GM Strikes

Washington observers warn that lingering strikes and wage disputes threaten auto part shortages, delayed car production, and a slow easing of the economy. With price rules in flux and unemployment provisions rising, 1946 may bring a hard year despite hopes for a pickup in the second half.

Washington General Motors CFA OPA Bureau of the Census Army Navy

Boykin Unveils Latin Motto For White House Trials

In Washington amid Ed Pauley controversy and Ickes resignation rumors, Alabama Rep Frank W Boykin sent President Truman a fourword motto Illegitimi Non Carborundent with a note claiming the Latin means Dont let the so and so s get you down. Hoover joked about keeping private counsel to a President during a Mayflower press conference.

Washington White House Ed Pauley Ickes Alabama Frank W. Boykin Truman Boykin Herbert Hoover Special Emergency Food Committee Mayflower Hoover Leslie R. Graves Brien McMahon Atomic Energy Committee Army Navy New Atomic Energy Commission Groves Secretaries of War Joint Chiefs of Staff Connecticut Thomas C. Hart Hart U. S. Senate Edmund W. Starling Secret Service Starling Simon and Schuster Thomas Sugrue Colonel Starling Coolidge Capitol State

Boston honors Curley amid cheering homecoming parade

Mayor-Congressman James M Curley returns to Boston to a throng that blocks South Station for 30 minutes while a brass band plays Hail the Conquering Hero Comes An elderly statesman faces a sentence of six to 18 months in prison and a $1000 fine for mail fraud related to war contracts. The question echoes Greek language inquiries about equivalents.

James M. Curley Boston

University musicians to perform concert March eighth

Philip L. Peterson and William Bennett Shimp announced a concert at Ohio University with Peterson and Shimp to be accompanied by Long Street and Allen R. Kresge. Other items noted include society meetings, lectures, and school programs across Hillsdale and Nelsonville with various hosts, speakers, and performances.

Philip L. Peterson William Bennett Shimp Ohio University William R. Longstreet Shimp Allen R. Kresge Peterson

Marshfield Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Flu Delays

Marshfield social notes record visits including Mr. and Mrs. Luster Bobo with sister-in-law Mrs. Charles Smith, and Frank Pierce guests in Bambert own. funeral attendees for Miss Flora Judy listed. flu delays a Reverend Maffett meeting at the Christian Church. Marine George Beverage leaves for Cherry Point after furlough. Valentine party by PTA. Dean Collins improving after surgery. Rudolph Steinmeyer returns after flu. Lt. John Barron returns from Gulfport to Findlay. Maud Judy from Barberton stays with her father.

New Marshfield Luster Bobo Millfield Charles Smith Martha Frost Athens Summit Grange Frank Pierce Bamberton Madge Baughman Barberton Flora Judy William Thomas the Plains Mae Nutting Columbus Maud Judy Leslie Thomas Charles Boden Charles Carr Carlos Beach City Maffett Christian Church Marine Pic. George T. Beverage Cherry Point N.C George Beverage Fred Beverage Norman Saylor Alva Chesser, Jr Parent-Teacher Association Dean Collins Sheltering Arms Hospital Rudolph Steinmeyer John Barron Gulfport Findlay Joe Barron

Hardships European Tourists Told To Get Advice From

Dewitt Mackenzie warns readers planning a European tour that postwar Europe presents many hardships. Travelers should consult consulates and embassies to assess timing, transport bottlenecks, cold unheated hotels, limited hot water, power cuts, and scarce supplies for clothing and medicines. Expect delays, lost items, and caution about visiting devastated areas like Germany.

Dewitt MacKenzie Bern Switzerland Europe Germany

William Caldwell Dies At Home in Spencer

William A Caldwell 66 died Monday in Spencer West Virginia. The body will go to Mercerville for funeral and burial in the new cemetery there. He was born to Jasper and Lutcia Caldwell and is survived by wife Roxie Ward Caldwell and children Alva Ira Bernice Thelma Jewell. Five brothers and a sister also survive: James Huntington Oden Caledonia Leste Crown City C H Caldwell Norfolk Va Clark Gallipolis and Mrs 3 H Gooderham Crown City.

Gallipolis William A Caldwell Spencer W.va Mercerville Jasper Lutcia Caldwell Roxie Ward Caldwell Alva Ira Bernice Thelma Jewell James Caldwell Huntington Oden Caldwell Caledonia Leste Caldwell Crown City C. H. Caldwell Norfolk Clark Caldwell 3. H. Gooderham

Fairyland on Midsummer Day at Rutland High School

Rutland High School auditorium hosted a colorful Fairyland themed performance of On Midsummer's Day with a large cast of students portraying flowers fairies and butterflies. The show featured a finale where the Child learns to care for her flowers and is reconciled with the Fairy Queen amid two piano pieces and credit to director Mrs C O Chapman and key staff. Edward J Hummel the secretary of state warned Ohio county election boards not to engage in political activities at board offices.

Rutland Rutland High School Marilyn Turner Elaine Harrison Donna Jean Rupe Isabelle Spires Asters Darlene Bailey Doris Cremeans Donna Phillips Beatrice Kennedy Violets Barbara Taylor Donna Hysell Poppies Betty Brown Joan Montgomery Phyllis Smith Imogene Barr Daisies Phyllis Snowden Margery May Barbara Grueser Barbara Haley Russell Carlson Barbara Swadley Wanda Graham Neida Stivers Saralyn Harmon Linda Buck Ralph Knapp Kermit Hysell John Haley Betty Joe Harmon George Molden Billy Bowen Bobby Denison Bobby Nelson Bernard Romine Bill Williamson Louis Smith Elmer Searles Edna Pearl German Naomi Barrett Elizabeth Ann Smith Beverly Eeds Betty Molden Jerry Hutton Jamita Schuster Sandra Pierce Nancy Schuler Donna Will Sharon Deet Charlotte Romine Marjorie Hutton Ruth Cremeans Ruby Musser Ruth Ellen Porter Phyllis Rice Lynn Kennan Nancy Spaulding Joan Rice Belva Davis Rose Kessinger Ronald Taylor Joe Bolin Catherine Colwell Phyliss Burson Narcissus Nevin C. O. Chapman Miss Col Columbus Edward J. Hummel Ohio

Ann Finds New Boss Colin Drake In Seattle Visit

Anne Tweker reconnects with Colin Drake at a Seattle home as she contemplates marriage plans and a new job move. Alan, Connie, and Davey arrive, revealing family ties and social tensions while Colin quietly begins his plan to move the Reuse project forward at Port Drake.

Anne Tweker Joe Colin Drake Collin Fort Drake Seattle Colin Anna Jack Nina Ann Hamiltons Alan Alan Darling Allen Connie Sis Davey Mr. Drake Port Drake

Westfall family mourns Ravenna loss. others visit travelers

Lottridge notes list Okey Westfall’s death prompting travel by sons Lottridge John Westfall and Mrs. Freda Spears to Ravenna for funeral. Numerous local social calls follow, with visits among Allen, Townsend, Warner, Bernard, Gillilan and other families. Army returns and illness affect plans. quilters gather for Bethel Church project.

Worthy Adams W. A. Frost Walter L. H. Allen Mildred Chapman R. M. Allen Vern Bernard Army Marilyn Arnold Bernard Emma Chevalier Lillie Davis Ora Boggs Carl Gillilan Columbus Europe Carrie Gainer L. A. Townsend Parkersburg Allen Otis Wade Eleanor Naomi Archer Albert Warner Pomeroy Clarence Warner Edward Blake L. H. Alien Fred Warner John Westfall Roy Gordon Bethel Methodist Church Mamie Calloway Glenn Brummage Ira Robinson John Depoy Joe Depoy Homer Folden John Archer W. A. Tenney Charleston W Va Great Lakes Naval Base C. L. Davis Max Swindler Marion Arizona George Bernard Robert

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