The Athens Messenger Publisher and rates notice
The Athens Messenger of Athens Ohio outlines publisher names Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and Charles Harris with subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions including Ohio and outside Ohio. It notes service for overseas correspondence and lists national representatives and advertising rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
TRE Messenger Publishing
Gordon K. Bush
Charles 8. Harris
Mder
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio News Paper Association
Guan Pee
Associated Press
Oro
Joan W. Cullen Company
Chicarn
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Vinson Critiques Unification of Armed Forces In Magazine
Rep Carl Vinson questions the push for unified command arguing the aim is coordination not subordination. He notes few objections from Army or Air Forces and urges broader input from business labor farm leaders diplomats and medical professionals as the country weighs national defense changes.
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Carl Vinson
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Congress
Ships
Roosevelt
Churchill
Vinson
We Need A National Intelligence Shield For Future Catastrophes
The author criticizes U S secrecy failures before the last war and laments losses, arguing Americans and leaders misjudged spying ethics. He urges building a robust counter intelligence system to guard against future catastrophes and warns against overconfidence.
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Secret Service
Europe
Asia
Reds
Washington
Madrid radio blames Franco for stoking anti democracy tone
A Madrid broadcast denounces General Franco amid debate over his anti liberalism and ties to the Axis. The piece notes Franco’s praise of a “perfect” state and questions Britons and Americans about believing his denials of Axis alignment. It recalls past German submarine activity near Spanish waters and flag signaling.
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Russia
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Great Britain
United States
Hitler
Spain
Mediterranean
North Africa
Near East
Generalissimo
Franco
A Job for Mr. Hoover
President Truman assigns Herbert Hoover the task of weighing relief needs across war torn Europe and advising on speeding the lagging relief program. Hoover’s WWI record as wartime food administrator is cited while WWII neglect is noted.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Truman
White House
Europe
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Indictment of Bearing Firms Highlights Labor Debate
The Nation's Dispatch notes six bearing companies were indicted for price fixing under anti trust laws after a year long probe. The column argues unions also engage in wage driven price manipulation, questions enforcement, and laments perceived bias in applying antitrust and democratic fairness. It predicts wider labor union power and potential corporate parallels.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Ilent
Supreme Court of the
United States
Apex Manufacturing Company
Supreme Court
Congress
Department of Justice
Thomas Jefferson
Onix
National Labor Relations Board
Mine Workers Wage Clash Examined In Washington Column
Peter Edson analyzes the coal wage dispute as the United Mine Workers push for new contracts. He notes no basic pay rise since 1941, mechanization shifts, operator cost debates, and potential government intervention under a wage price policy to limit coal price increases.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lewis
U. S
Nice
New York Buyers Snapping Up English Cars
Amid possible delays, New Yorkers quickly buy new English automobiles as ships bring them. The note hints at a congressman pushing to delay American production until British industry stabilizes, then discuss loans. Ruskin quote about truth and persuasion appears.
Syracuse Church Notes and Local Visits Highlight Meeting
The WSCS of Asbury Methodist Church met at Mrs. A M Roberts home with devotional on Latin Cross. discussions covered World Order and Peace and Africa's contribution, plus a new member and birthday gifts. Local guests included several families with hospital and funeral mentions. World Day of Prayer service featured multiple denominations and speakers.
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Syracuse
WSCS
Asbury Methodist Church
A. M. Roberts
Freda Fields
Frank Capehart
Edward Williams
Africa
Helen K. Underhill
Mary & Karr
Red Cross
Marcia Karr
Roberts
St. Patrick’s
Marvin
Philippines
John Bowen
Joe Quisenberry
Junction City
J.g
Roger Quisen
Pacific
Homer Showers
Rossford
Bowens
Showers
Philip Stace
Pomeroy
Corbett Ferrel
John
James
Sally
Nitro
Ferrell
Cleveland
Martha Echols
Irvine Karr
William Adams
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Marie Houdashelt
Athens
William Houdashelt
H. W. Stobert
R. Winebrenner
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Morris Moore
Syracuse Church
Gene Shea
Kathleen
Duffy Francis
Marjorie (Moore) Cunningham
Ernest Duffy
Presbvyterian Church School
Grace Weese
Rachel McBride
James Quick
Berytha Lighthouse
Beulah Easter
William Soulsby
Bay City, Mich
J. Soulsby
Scouts Earn Merit Badges at Troop Meeting
Richard Burdette received a scholarship merit badge and a star scout badge, along with Charles Wheaton who earned a Star scout badge, during Boy Scout Troop 56 gathering at the First Methodist Church. Albert Harncuff spoke to Athens Kiwanis on commerce rules to improve air safety. Florence Evans and Martha Jane Thornton led Athens Senior High girls basketball scoring. T. E. McFarland hauled a 70 pound sailfish off the Atlantic coast near Miami.
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Richard Burdette
Charles Wheaton
First Methodist Church
Athens
Florence Evans
Martha Jane Thornton
T. E. McFarland
Fremont St
Atlantic
Miami
Fla
Clifton Notes Report Local Life Updates and Moves
Clifton residents share news of property purchases, visits, and visits in Pomeroy. Several locals attend events and shop in nearby towns. Highlights include Thomas Hill buying a Grantsburg home, Bobby Roush’s army discharge, Boy Scout plans, and renovations around the Holiness Tabernacle.
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid social files March meeting
The Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ met in Jacksonville at Mrs. Bertha Heffken’s home. Mrs. Cora Davis led the devotion and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Kioh during social hour.
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Taylor Ridge
Ladies Aid Society
Church of Christ
Jacksonville
Bertha Heffken
Cora Davis
Bryan
Kioh
Donald Kempton
Willamsport
Emma Heffken
Clara Golding
Martha Kloh
Vera Bryan
Gladys Kempton
Della Olbers
Verna Swartz
Lela Welling
Fred Olbers
Clifford Olbers
Dayton
Mirs
Pat Bulstrom
Davertz
William Swartz
Sam Wyyatt
Trimble
John W. McNutt
Leo McNutt
Mansfield
James McNutt
Alice Palmer
George Herbst
Alex Spurges
Glouster
Felix Ragouski Weld
Blower Funeral Home
Glouster Cemetery
George
Herbst
Margaret Cradlehaugh
Ernest Johnson
Audra Palmer
John Wenger
Columbus
Wilbur Risley
John Davis
Jonald Kempton
Patty
Williamsport
Roy Taylor
Violet
Donna
Richard
New Marshfield
Harrisonville Personal Notices of Local Residents
Robert Alkire, overseas veteran, has his honorable discharge and stays with his father Mrs. Ray Alkire. Columbus visitors include Don Updegaff and family at Clint Gilkey’s home. Jack Waggoner and daughter Clarice dined with Henry Waggoner’s family. Judith Knopp funeral in Burlington. Billy Knopp linked as former resident. Visits and dinners feature numerous named locals and families across Albany Columbus Ravenna Dayton Athens and Darin. Mae Ball hosts, Dale Whaley visits.
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Harrrisonville
Robert Alkire
Ray Alkire
Don Updegaff
Don
Patricia Ann
Columbus
Clint Gilkey
Henry Waggoner
Clarice
Jack Waggoner
Jonah Cotterill
Owen
Robert King
Bess Musser
Albany
Dwight Seiple
Billy
Jerry
Barbara Mae
Dayton
Mae Ball
A Calm Domestic Life with Colin and Ann
Ann loves managing the house for Colin in Port Drake. Susie the orphan helps in the Home as Ann keeps a peaceful, meticulous routine from breakfast to tea. Neighbors view the house as plain but snug, and Ann trains as a wife and mentor while she resists Jock's memory and dreams of happiness.
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Ann
Votin
Colin Hinierlf
Dors
Elf
Susie
Jock
Colin
Lways
Cath
Thebrary
Connie
Port Drake
Drake
Calim
Coolville News Notes Highlights from the Coolville area
Coolville community notices report WSCS church meeting set for March 14 with Mrs J Daugherty. Local residents return from service overseas and visitors stop by, including Russell Hall of North Vernon. Family travels, illnesses, and social visits are listed along with small town happenings in the Coolville vicinity.
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Coolyville
WSCS
Methodist Church
J . Daugherty
White
Russell Hall
North Vernon
Ind
Coolvill
Mary Castle
C. B. Kincade
Florida
Ira Kincade
Alfred Russell
Z. R. Zirkle
United Brethren Church
New Haven
W. Va
Zirkle
Mason City
Howard Lake
Columbi Station
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Paul
Philippines
W. E. Bingman
Coolville
Willa H. Marshall
Kincade’s
Athens
Ohio University
Marshall
Myrtle Runion
Washington D. C
Olive Parrish
Hope Walden
Carl Lockhart
Gilbert
J. F. Purnhager
Tom
Columbus
W. A. Bingman
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Peter Edson
Ruskin
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Syracuse News
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A. Z. Shea
Gene
Crestline
Albert Harncuff
Swiftair
Athens Kiwanis Club
Department of Commerce
Hulda of
Holland
Cecelia Collins
William Cooper
Raymond Carmichael
Alice Beasley
Helen Maxwell
Roscoe Reading
Mona Delle Sanders
Ellis Cheney
William White
Everett Barnhart
Hollis Shafer
Walter P. Porter
James William
Claude Westfall
Grosvenor St
Billie Jean
William Herbert
Clifton
Thomas Hill
Buffalo
W.va
Grantsburg
Frank Smith
Lawrence Burris
Mason
Ray Pickens
Oscar Henry
Loyd ‘Williams
Mix
Dallas Roush
Charles Jeffnes
F. B. Lieving
Kaytong
Helen Barker
Friends
Lessie
Ivy Sleeth
H. H. Harless
Huntington
Horton Eckard
West Columbia
Point Pleasant
Katie Oliver
Edwin Oliver
Pine Crest Sanitarium
Beckley
Louis Rosseau
A. B. Woodrum
Robert Roush
Arbin Roush
Jewell Chapman
Bradbury
Bud Young
West Virginia
Harrisonville
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