Athens Messenger page 4 publisher and staff notes
A fragment from the Athens Messenger shows publication details and staff credits for The Messenger Publishing Co. Includes Associated Press membership and subscription rates for carriers and mail, with pricing for Ohio and other regions. Historical layout highlights the paper’s affiliations and distribution notes.
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Athens Messenger Palabusten
Frederick W Bush
Punlisuer
Messesgle Publishing Co
Pusner and
Gen Hist
Joraun & Bush Pu Ghaties He ‘Jarris, Sanaeide Ealoe
Fuoushers Association
Menber
Associated Fress
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Associated Press
After the War Flood Solutions for Southeastern Ohio
The article envisions amphibious jeeps and helicopters to aid flood relief in the Hocking and Muskingum basins. It argues storage reservoirs reduce damage but cannot stop high waters, urging conservation programs, better transport, and timely delivery to flood-bound families and hospitals.
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Ohio
Hocking River
Hocking Valley
Ohio River
Great Valley
Road repairs strain southeastern Ohio townships after flood
After severe flooding, families face rising road repair costs as funds shift from maintenance to emergency needs. Locals argue state and county budgets are stretched, limiting long term fixes on rural roads feeding major routes. Officials warn patchwork upkeep remains the norm until new levies or grants emerge.
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Ohio
Taspayberg
Unihe Funds
Incredible War Production Figures Highlight Economic Strain
A wartime column extols U S production with figures like four and a half years of effort, surpassing a billion rounds of ammo, 41 million rifles and carbines, 5545 planes, and vast vessel counts. It notes cost and expenditure rise as victory looms, urging sober perspective on total credits and war spending.
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Elf
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Terman
William L. Batt
WPB
Air
Batt
America
Poland and the San Francisco Conference Debate
The article argues that Poland, having declared war on Germany, should be represented at the San Francisco conference. It notes Poland’s wartime actions, the London government in exile, and U.S. Britain recognition issues with Moscow, urging a shared or split Polish delegation to reflect the nation’s legitimate leadership and military efforts.
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Washington
Poland
Great Britain
France
Germany
San Francisco
Japan
Yalta
United States
London
Russia
Lubin
Britain
Lublin
Warsaw
Marshal Stalin
United Nations Group
Moscow
United Nations
Anthony Eden
Sbettinius
Maly
Armored
Normandy
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Edson outlines postwar surplus plant probes in Senate
Peter Edson explains how postwar policy and planning push to review surplus war plants gains momentum. O Mahoney coordinates panels on 12 plant groups including aluminum and magnesium, rubber, chemicals, gas, pipelines, steel, patents, aircraft, shipyards, transportation, and radio and electric manufacturing. Hearings on light metals begin with Dewey Anderson guiding the Smaller War Plants Sub committee, as various committees split duties for aviation fuel, pipelines, shipyards, and more.
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Senate
Joseph Hras
Economic Committee
TNE
Deac
O'Mahoney
NEC
Walter F. George
James E. Murray
Elbert ‘Thomas
James McMead
Claud Pepper
O'Alaheney
Dewey Anderson
Exec Ne
TNBC
O ° Mahoney
Anderson
GO Mahoney
Murray
Soi Metals Renatar O Mahoney
Petroleum
Congress
Heted
Mlead
Glouster Service Group Gives for War Effort
Glouster Service Group contributes to the wartime drive as Cpl. J R Culp returns to Mitchel Field New York after furlough with his wife and son Billy. Visitors at the Forsbach home include Myron and family and Mr Leonard Simpson family from Truelown. The report notes William Cobb Jr now in Luxembourg with a tank destroyer battalion in Patton’s Third Army, totaling 25 months service with eight overseas. Census of local families and high school alumni connections are mentioned.
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R. Culp
I Mitchel Field
New York
Wednes
Billy Idae
Culp
Henry Forsbach
Jacksonville
Patton
Pie. Cobb
J Cobb
Hollister “High School
Cpl
Joseph
Social Notes from Glouster Meeting and Legion Events
Glouster reports at the C. S. O. meeting include a song service led by Mrs. Eth el Riley with two special numbers. The business session approved a $50 Christmas box contribution and noted a treasury balance of 110.70 with 40.70 on hand after dues and expenses. Birthdays listed include Pvt. Frederick M. Stansberry and Pvt. Walter G. Anderson. An invitation for a Memorial Assembly delegate was accepted, with Mrs. Ikia Lewis Gatchel designated. Army post updates show Sgt. James Denison leaving after a finances report. Community reminders cover shelter care, ambulances, and plans to replenish the treasury. Miss Jane Cox of Columbus visits Glouster. R. D. J. Naas Cox and others mentioned.
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William Mandrell
Robert K. Brygon
Frederick M. Stansberry
Walter G. Anderson
Mareh
Iuion
Memorial ‘Assembly
Legion Hall
Ikia Lewis Gatchel
James Denison
Treasury
Santa Ana
Calif
Rankin
Mystery Boston links and a dangerous invitation
Trent and Pat navigate a tense postwar scene aboard a ship near Boston. Booker hints at a manipulative opportunity tied to a high social circle, while a fragile friendship and war era loyalties clash. The Hudsons loom as influential figures, and a planned return to Beacon Hill hints at hidden stakes and a possible future confrontation.
Mrs Barbara Kovach Dies in Hollister
GLOUSTER Mrs Barbara Kovach agen1 died at the home of her son and daughter in law Dan Kovach at Hollister Sunday after months of ill health. A Hollister resident for 50 years she is survived by three sons Dan in Hollister William P in Chicago and Alex K in Chicago who is an instructor at Camp Atterbury. Her husband preceded her in death 15 years ago. Funeral arrangements await the arrival of the other sons today.
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Glouster
Barbara Kovach
Dan Kovach
Hollister
Eer
Former Civic Leader Leone Foster Swart Dies in Philo
Leone Foster Swart, longtime Chauncey resident and active Church of Christ member, died Sunday at Bethesda Hospital after 14 weeks of hospitalization. She leaves her husband Arthur Swart and multiple children, stepsons, sisters, and brothers. funeral is Thursday at 2 p.m. in Philo Methodist Church with burial at Duncan Falls.
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Chauncey
Leone Foster| Swart
Arthur Swart
Philo
Betheda Hospital
Zanes |Ville
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey Church of Christ
Duncan Fails
Chauncey District Social and Person News
Chauncey area residents and relatives hosted and visited over the weekend. Ralph Chanzel and daughter Elizabeth of Mill Geld visited Mrs. Carrie Channell in The Plains. Rebecca Harrison visited her mother Mrs. Lew Jones in Orbiston. Russell and Sue Klei dren of The Plains spent time with Mr. and Mrs. William Keinebriel of Wessonville BR. Mabel Mingus of Columbus visited her daughter Mrs. Carroll Trippett and Jenny Ellis Ave in Chauncey. Nellie Thornes and her son Tommy of The Plains were at Dean-Hille to see Mr. and Mrs. J Thomas. Marjorie Courtney, visiting her father Clinton Courtney as maladie, and Clifford Courtney of Corning visited the former mother Mrs. Minnette Courtney and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Civile and daughter Mary of Chauncey were in Nelsonville on Sunday.
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Ralph Chanzel
Elizabeth
Mill Geld
the Plains
Carrie Channell
Rebecca Harrison
Lew Jones
Orbiseton
Russell Kleidren
Carol
Russell
Sue
Williem Keinebriel
Wessonville
BR. D
Mabel Mingus
Columbus
Cha
Y Ellis Ave
Nellie Thornes
Tommy
Dean- Hille
J. Thomas
Colum
Marjorie Courtney
Clinton Courtney
Maladie
Clifford Courtney
Corning
Minnette Courtney
John Civile
Mary
Lin
Nelsonville
Think Lausche Budget Likely To End Accord
Columbus reports that Gov Lausche faces a possible strain in relations with lawmakers as his budget proposals, especially on conservation, appear smaller than promised. Expected cuts include a reduced conservation program from 18 million to around 4 million and school funding below required levels, risking opposition in the Senate.
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Lausche
Columbus
Seag
Senate
Race and Religion Issue to Be Publicly Examined
Washington witness list for House Rules Committee hearing on banning employer racial and religious discrimination includes officials from the Catholic Interracial Council the United Council of Church Women the American Jewish Congress CIO and the NAACP.
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Congress
House Rules Committee
Ncxt
Ofricars
Catholic Inter-Racial Council
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American Jewish Coness
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CIO
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Italian Prisoners Free To Battle With Allies
Rome reports about 30,000 Italian troops held in American and British POW camps in southern Italy being released and absorbed into the new Traian army. Some units were already fighting alongside the Allies against Germany.
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Rome
Traian Air
Reverend George speaks at Chauncey Church of Christ
Rev William M George pastor of the Nelsonville First Methodist Church was guest speaker Sunday night in the First Church of Christ Chauncey. Rev George gave a forceful sermon The Cross The choir led by Christine Brown sang two anthems.
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William M. George
First Methodist Church
Nelsonville
First Church of Christ
George
Jon
Christine Brown
Trimble Church Sets Easter Service Plans
Trimble Church of Christ officials meet at 7 p m Tuesday to finalize Easter services. Pastor Gilbert Courtney announced the Official Board and Sunday School Workers conference will discuss the plans at the Trimble church.
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Chauncey
Board and
Sunday School Workers Conference
Trimble Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Mayor Orders Dogs Chickens Penned Up Chaunces Ordinance
Chauncey Mayor W. D. Daines cites the ordinance prohibiting dogs and chickens from running at large and urges owners to confine them immediately starting this month. In Marietta, Mrs. Frank Darling, released after an Osteopathic Hospital operation, returns home by ambulance.
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Chauncey
W. dDaines
Nazarene Revival Begins March 19
Revival services start Monday March 19 at The Plains Church of the Nazarene led by Rev. J. N. Lakin with evangelists Hallie and Martha Foster of Illinois. The Foster siblings previously conducted a revival in The Plains with their brother and sister-in-law John and Mary Foster.
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