American Newspaper Publishers Association and press notice terms
Notices outline affiliations with press associations and the Associated Press. It lists subscription rates by mail and carrier, service options for servicemen, and mentions national representation offices in Chicago New York Columbus and Cleveland. It notes fees for obituaries and related notices.
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Mali
Athenis
National
Joan W. Cullen
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Why A Big Army Is Needed For Total Victory
The article argues Americans must accept an Army of 11.1 million by late 1944, outlining how modern demands differ from past wars. It notes 8.2 million land troops after air force and overseas training adjustments, comparesOs population percentages with England and Germany, and urges national resolve to meet total war goals despite hardships. It emphasizes mobilizing all resources and lifting the nation’s sights beyond everyday concerns to achieve uncompromised victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
England
United Nations
America
Life
Home Front
Washington
Pretty Good Amateurs The Axis and Allied War Skills Compared
The piece extols American and Allied youths as effective in air combat and ground warfare. It contrasts Axis and Pacific forces with American “war amateurs” and credits Britain and the United States for maintaining a fighting spirit that sustains democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axis
Europe
Pacific
Rommel
United Nations
Great Britain
United States
Questioning Daylight Saving Time Savings Across Seasons
The text quotes Assistant Secretaries Patterson and Forrestal claiming wartime daylight saving saves over 1.5 billion kilowatt hours for industry. It questions the logic of saving electricity by starting the day earlier and ending it earlier, noting a summer benefit with early sunrise and asking how the economy translates into winter.
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Patterson
War
Forrestal
Navy
Paper Shortage Brochures from Labor Dept Reach Cities
The Labor Department offers brochures on office work in various cities. Richmond Virginia edition runs 61 pages and Kansas City Missouri edition 74 pages. The leaflets are dated 1940, prewar industry changes.
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Labor Department
Richmond
Kansas City
Absenteeism in Congress Compared To Industry Absurd
Washington argues that congressional absence from a floor roll call does not reflect work done. Senators and representatives handle thousands of constituent letters, meet officials, study committee reports, and brief campaigns. Absence from a roll call may save time for district outreach and research, not laziness.
Anglo American unity vital for world security says Clapper
Raymond Clapper argues that Anglo American cooperation is essential for any real United Nations. He warns that if Britain and the United States cannot align on security and strategy, no other nations can effectively cooperate, given Britain's island status and global trade. He stresses the need for a forward Atlantic base in friendly hands and ongoing long range air power development to counter Nazi expansion and preserve naval and air strength in the Pacific and Atlantic.
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Washington
Anthony Eden
Corde Hull
Britain
Great Britain
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Dakar
Liberia
Gold Coast
North Atlantic Islands
England
British Isles
Panama Canal
United Nations
Adversity and Self Knowledge Quotes Echo in Cities
The excerpt reflects on adversity as a mirror to the self with Johnson and Colton cited, noting that many words and tabulations exist in each city. It ends with an instruction to send them, implying a request for the compiled material or data.
Post War Vision Sees Peace as Pre War Condition
A speaker argues postwar conditions simply echo prewar ones, citing Whittier on false peace, the Ten Commandments and Golden Rule as enduring justice. He warns nations will pursue conquest again, noting religious and ideological divides ensure ongoing war unless humanity changes.
Pennsville Youth Is Missing
News from Pennsville notes local families with service members and residents traveling home on leave. Mentions of missing youth, soldiers entering the Army, and gatherings at Penn High School and local homes illustrate wartime civilian life and community ties.
One-Lap Record at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Held by Jimmy Snyder
Q What is the one lap record for the Indianapolis Motor Speed way and who holds it A Jimmy Snyder of Chicago made one lap at 130.757 miles an hour in a Thorne Engineering Special. Q Who may be named beneficiary of a war bond A Only individuals may be named No associations churches or clubs may be so named. Q May manufacturers still use rationed shoes for wear testing purposes A Yes For this purpose he may let his employers or others use the shoes without getting ration currency. Q What was the record indoor boxing gate A Jim Maloney Boston heavy weight outpointed Jack Delaney at Madison Square Garden Feb 18 1927 in a match which brought gross receipts of 201613 net 183285. Q May I register the name of a beneficiary on a war bond with out his knowledge A Yes Records of War Savings Bonds are confidential It is unnecessary for the Treasury to contact the beneficiary during the owner's lifetime.
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Nazareth
United States
Isaac
Ishmael
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Jimmy Snyder
Chicago
Thorne Engineering
Jim Maloney
Boston
Jack Delaney
Madison Square Garden
Treasury
Pat Friday
Cleveland
Lorraine Stuart
Carr
Jimmy
Miss Stuart
Loraine
Pat
Jimmy Carr
New York City
James Carr
Jimmee
Sam G. Hill
Furedy
Poet's Corner Verse From Messenger Readers
A reader submissions column prints a child named Wilma Rose Sams age 6 expressing wishes for the war to end and for Adolf Hitler to be dead with boys returning home and a note asking for contributors to include name and address with verses.
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Messenger
Wilma Rose Sams
Miss Stuart’s forged order shocks Captain Carr in flight
In a Chicago hotel Loraine Stuart a forged order signed by Captain James Carr drives a rift. Pat Friday returns to Elmira after a tense cross country flight with Ed Bryan while Carr confronts the deception and fears jeopardizing their engagement. The lovers’ tangled loyalties unfold as Loraine’s power games escalate.
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Loraine Stuart
Jimmy Carr
Pat
Stuart
I Am American Day Set for May 16
President urges May 16 as I am American Day to recognize citizens who became of age or naturalized in the past year. Officials and organizations are asked to help both native born and naturalized citizens understand duties and opportunities of citizenship. The World War era figures cited include more than 250 and 100 pilots amid wartime dialogue.
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Washington
West
George
Orbiston Social Notes highlights local guests and visits
Recent guests included Emma Souders from Columbus and Pvt George Hymes of Ft Hayes. several residents recovered from illness and many local families hosted or visited others. Notable trips included Sgt Fred Banfield to Ft Bragg, and John Halliday leaving for Camp Barkeley Texas after furlough.
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Orbiston
Mary Souders
Emma Souders
Columbus
George Hymes
Ft. Hayes
Albert Yates
Clarence Peacock
Logan
William O’rourke
Russell Campbell
Barberton
Clell Campbell
Fred Banfield
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
Clarence Banfield
Banfield
Clarence Banfield, Jr
Cleveland
Preston Bentley
the Plains
Clara Sorrell
Blanche Collins
Buchtel
Maud Collins
Hershel McKee
Walter McManaway
William Halliday
Steve Sorrell
Charles Henry Sorrell
Helen Bookman
Elizabeth Roberts
Mary Hayden
Buchiel
Jane Roberts
Newark
Dana Bill Bookman
Gertrude Felton
Murray City
Vance Glancy
Clarence Fuller
Junior
Dolores Fuller
Kathryn Glancy
Eugene Glancy
John Halliday
Camp Barkeley
Texas
Junior Carsner
Jack Carsner
Detroit
Basil Carsner
AnnaBelle Bosswell
Harold Carpenter
John Conger
William Robinson
Little Pine
William Wade
Millfield
Oak Grove Grange Meets March Lecture Hour
Oak Grove York Grange met Friday evening March 5 for a lecture hour. Two piano solos were given by Alice Maccombs, Ann Maccombs spoke, and Faye Howard read. At the March 19 meeting the Grange will donate to the Red Cross and later collect for the Nelsonville Tribune to help cover costs of sending the paper to service members. Refreshments for next meeting will be provided by the Howard and Vernon Cagg families.
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OAK Grove
York Grange
Alice Maccombs
Ann Maccombs
Faye Howard
Grange
Red Cross
Nelsonville Tribune
Howard
Vernon Cagg
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Che Xi
Pu Ae Shin Co
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Newspaper Association
TRE Associated Press
Associated Press
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Congress
Congressional Record
Senate
House
New Deal
Raymond Clapper
Samuel Johnson
Colton
W. J. Endicott
John G. Whittier
Adam
Ginai
Pennsville
Wes Newton
Harold Phillips
Minnesota
Fred Phillips
George Huffman
South Carolina
Ray Abel
Emma Wagoner
Omar Wagoner
Canton
Gerald Vanoster
Dayton
Penn High School
Jean Mellor
Wana Phillips
F.H.A
Miss Phillips
Vana Rollin
McConnelsville
Myers van Fossen
Riley S. Dougan, Jr
Robert Fulton
Raymond Newton
Richard Abel
Helen van Fossen
Carlos Riecker
Howard Hooper
Mickey
Cincinnati
Lawson Geddes
J. L. Hooper
Don Adrian
Kathleen
Charles Randall
Chesterhill
Greenup
Randall
Chesterhill High School
Wyandott
Mich
Carl Richardson
East Bloom
Kathleen Burcher
J. B. Burcher
J. W. van Fossen
By Galbraith
NEA Service
Poet's Corner
Hitler
Gia Geel Wade Oren Arnold
NEA Service, Inc
Orbiston Social Notes
Oak Grove Grange
Mary Mourne
Charles Gilpin
Myrta Rogers
Junction City
Walter Hoskins
Malone
Frost
Ed Shafer
Connett
William Stalder
Glenda
Homer Ware- Leonard
Glouster
Xander
Ale
Ervin Nanna
Hod Smith
Eldred Parson
Jesse Parsons
Thomas Schultz
Camp McCain
Tenn
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