Page header notices and subscription rates
The snippet lists press association affiliations and publication credits along with subscription rates for carriers and mail in Ohio and out of state. It notes advertising rates, obituary charges, and foreign office representation, mentioning The Messenger and Athens Post as sample entries.
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Associated Press
A. Oe
All News
Ohio
Messenger
Athens
Na Sal
Jonn W. Cullen
Chicago
New York
Umons
Ghost stories about peace and the future citywide fears
An editorial warns that fear of peace and postwar prospects harms the nation. It cites worries over racial tensions labor power and veterans and argues that persistent rumors paralyze effort. The piece urges restraint and collective will to move beyond gloom and stop telling ghost stories.
The Costly Waste of Careless Driving
A public warning on auto accidents details yearly losses from carelessness. It cites about 1.2 million crashes, 40,000 deaths, 1.25 million injuries, and $1.7 billion in property damage, urging funds be redirected to victory bonds.
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America
United States
Glamour in the Capitol: Helen Gahagan Eyes California Seat
The actress Helen Gahagan announces plans to run for Congress as a Democrat from California's 14th district. She notes two other stage ladies declined to run, Cornelia Otis Skinner in Long Island and Helen Hayes in New York's 26th district, while praising lawmakers and hinting at the theater’s influence on politics.
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Helen Gahagan
Congress
California
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Long Island
Washington
Helen Hayes
Hamilton Fish
New York
Tax Facts and Fiscal Hope Amid War Costs
An article argues the U S finances are stronger than ever amid wartime taxes. It cites 1944 and 1945 tax projections near 42 to 44 billion dollars and a 58 billion deficit funded by savings outside banks. The piece notes Treasury overestimates and underestimates and asserts government financing aims to cover half the budget with taxes.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Treasury
Roosevelt
RFC
Washington Calling: Mail to Troops Tops War Effort
Marquis Childs notes the Army Navy and Post Office Departments coordinate to deliver mail to service members worldwide. He cites 2,000,000 letters and 250,000 parcels daily for the Army, with 20,000,000 Christmas boxes sent overseas last year. Routing and address queries are controlled by military services.
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Washington
Iceland
Britain
War
Navy
Post Office
Congress
Walker
Atlantic
Pacific
Santa Claus
Army
Post Office Department
Anglo American Allies Divide Italian Navy to Russia
War Today columnist Dewitt Mackenzie argues the unexplained one third of the Italian Navy going to Russia signals a broader Allied strategy. He notes the move splits Italy's fleet, questions implications for the Mediterranean and Black Sea, and frames it as a step toward rendering Axis forces militarily impotent.
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Italy
Russia
Hitler
Oreat
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Crimea
Turkey
Dardanelles
Aegean
Germany
Japan
Yesterday and Today Poem of War's Toll by Ruth R Koval̄dik
A reader submits a poem about a mother recalling her newborn son and the fate of war. The verse laments the calling to arms and hopes for peace, ending with the Plains Ohio signature Ruth M Kovaldik.
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Ruth M. Kovaldik
The
Plains
Ohio
Corn Cob War Sparks Futural Product Outlook
Chemurgists forecast the corn cob as a versatile chief product source with potential to create anti knock fuels lubricating oils synthetic resins paint removers weed killers and synthetic rubber, signaling broad industrial applications.
Proud Princess cast shines at Central School Athens
Fifth graders at Central School Athens perform Proud Princess with listed cast including Joan Woolley Mary Jo Stevenson John Coury Robert Wilkes Louie David Clovis Knowlton Betty Brooks Marilyn Paddock Charles Hayes Betty Liggett Donald Gabriel Frances Hessel Ivan Romine Gordon Ross Mary Asianides Joe Quest Buddy Connett Carl Lee Wood John Taylor Harold Robson Harold Douglas. The Belle of Bagdad operetta at Nelsonville High School assigns lead roles to Mary Adelyn Wilson Joe Galvin Ruth Rothrock Mary Margaret Betts Allen Patton Harold McCray Virginia Brooks Barbara Steenrod Elizabeth Backus Jack Haffner Bob Ballentine Edison Hickman Wilma Scott. Invitations issued for Motion Picture costume Ball by Mr. and Mrs. Gene Custer at Athens Country Club.
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Princess
Central School
Athens
Joan Woolley
Mary Jo Stevenson
John Coury
Robert Wilkes
Louie David
Clovis Knowlton
Betty Brooks
Marilyn Paddock
Charles Hayes
Betty Liggett
Donald Gabriel
Frances Hessel
Ivan Romine
Gordon Ross
Mary Asianides
Joe Quest
Buddy” Connett
Carl Lee Wood
John Taylor
Harold Robson
Harold Douglas
Bagdad
Nelsonville High School
Mary Adelyn Wilson
Joe Galvin
Ruth Rothrock
Mary Margaret Betts
Allen Patton
Harold McCray
Virginia Brooks
Barbara Steenrod
Elizabeth Backus
Jack Haffner
Bob Ballentine
Edison Hickman
Wilma Scott
Gene Custer
Athens Country Club
Mayor Lax sparks open season remark in Nelsonville incident
The report cites Mayor Lax urging police to declare an open season on boy truck drivers for risky driving. A separate note records Emmett Cray painting the Krauss home on Mulberry Ave Middleport now owned by A A Massar, with Cray’s 30 years in painting including 16 years in Pomeroy Bend. Also listed are Missionary Society voting officers and Athens bridge tea at Hotel Berry.
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Lax
Nelsonville
Emmett Cray
Krauss
Mulberry Ave
Middleport
A. A. Massar
Cray
Pomeroy Bend
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
S. M. Haffee
O. E. McClure
Clara Atkinson
W. L. Gard
J. E. Barker
A. Y. Wilcox
T. C. Clark
W. E. Moler
George I. Putnam
R. E. Dixon
C. F. Rowland
C. E. Stailey
Athens
Hotel Berry
Millfield Ladies Aid To Meet And Community Notes
The March meeting of the Millfield Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church will be held with president Mrs Gertrude Brown presiding Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs William Pyle hosted a two course chicken dinner for Pvt Gerald Pyle on furlough from Camp Selby Mississippi with family and friends present. Joy Moody infant recovering from illness and William Russell family welcomed a new 11 pound son. Helicopter cost forecast suggests mass production and eventual pricing near a midrange automobile.
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Uldine Wemmer
Joy
Raymond Moody
T. M. Keirns
Amesville
William Russell
Cresent Ridge
Newton Russell Columbus
Florence McDaniel
Guysville
J. F. Theisen
F. W. Wemmer
A. T. Triplett
Earl Parker
Dayton
Helen Gillespie
Tomorrow Fair
Kittty and Collins revisit an old New England house as tensions flare over Randall Seaton and Mac incidents. They reveal hurts, pride, and love guiding a fragile reconciliation leading to an engaged future with Peg and Ben watching and approving.
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Kitty
Collins
New England States
Randall Seaton
Randall
Mac
Colins
Ity
Perry County Court Notes
M J Wheatcraft, Republican, seeks county commissioner while serving his 11th year as county engineer. County Home parents deemed able to pay toward child expenses will be contacted by letters from Prosecuting Attorney Meena ns office asking about partial or full costs.
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New Lexington
M. J. Wheatcraft
Joseph L. Meenans
Delinquent Tax List to Be Published By County Officials
County Auditor Everett L Eveland notes the Ohio department of taxation requires publishing a delinquent personal tax list after each October settlement. Last year tangible delinquencies totaled 26927.60 and intangible 1608.55.
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Everett L. Eveland
Ohio Department of Taxation
Plains Personal and Social Notes Headline
The Plains society notes movers and illnesses including the Coon and Saylor family relocations, Mary Talbert and Juanita Carr ill, Jimmie and Dickie Grandy visiting relatives, and local school and club activities. Mary Louisie Coon and Margaret of Columbus visit. Church of God repaint ongoing.
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the Plains
Pearl Coon
Hocking
Henry Cullison
Saylor
Myrtle Roberts
Bell
Mary Talbert
Melvin Talbert
Juanita Carr
David Young
Jimmie
Dickie Grandy
Dude Grandy
Thomas Grandy
Newark
Harold Syx
Tipton Clover Farm
Thelma Talbert
Fred Nida
Don
England
Dwight Grace
Anna Hughes
Ephriam Huston
Future Homemakers Association
Fireside
Gwendolyn Allen
Caryol Ann Bean
Mary Bramer
Bertha
Miss Motto
Miss River
St. Patrick
Jo Baughman
Patty Gabriel
Wanda Hillen
Shirley Slater
Barbara Tinkham
Betty Lou
Non-Combatants Eager to Be Parachute Jumpers
Conscientious objectors volunteer for parachuting to forest fires as the Forest Service seeks a deficiency appropriation of $1,535,000 for fire suppression in the new fiscal year beginning July.
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Washington
House
E. W. Loveridge
Forest Service
Appropriations Committee
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American Newspaper Publishers Anacatation
Ohio Seed List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Paper Association
Dai TR
Sid Tre
Capitol
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Marquis Childs
Fourie
Axis
By Dewitt MacKenzie
Poet's Corner
Mars
Millfield
Winifred Halsted
NEA Service, Inc
Kitty Darling
Ben
Peg
Ben l
Jaye
Sally
Jane
By Galbraith
Perry County
Will
Harry Pemberton
Roseville
Mary
John Leonard
J. A. Flowers
Hemlock
Delphia Wilson
W. F. Wilson
John F
Mary Talley
Talleys
Lottie Burns
William Cannon
Rachel Cannon Woodward
John D. Davis
F. G. Kollefrath
C. T. Miller
A. C. Randolph
L. L. Dittore
Somerset
Lioyd F. Stought
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