Athens Messenger Publisher Ad Rates And Mail Terms
The Athens Messenger lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for multiple counties. It notes publisher and staff credits, association memberships, and postal details including second class matter status and city of Athens office information. The page details pricing for one year four fifty and other short terms, with zones and postage considerations.
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Athens Messenger
Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon E. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
John W. Callen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Carrier, Inc
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Idea
All-Out for War Voices of U S Unity Against Axis
Roosevelt declares unequivocal U S commitment to defeat Hitler Mussolini and Tojo. The article stresses strong allied bond with Britain and readiness to mobilize navy merchant fleet and air power, while urging nationwide unity and swift action across speech, jobs, taxes, and production.
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Roosevelt
Herr Hitler
America
Great Britain
United States of America
Mussolini
Pacific
Europe
Hitler
England
North Atlantic
Fading Empire: Italian Somaliland Falls as Libya Follows
The piece notes Italian Somaliland and Libya being lost to British control, with Ethiopia and the wider empire at risk. It cites 30 years of effort, heavy losses of Italians, and questions whether the empire was worth the cost, while stressing Germany’s survival hinges on Europe’s food supply. Paul V. McNutt comments on federal security.
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Libya
Ethiopia
Somaliland
Germany
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security
Our Company United for Social Betterment and Defense
A quotation from Sumner Welles notes that directors presenting bad news to stockholders speak of your company, while joyous times use our company. He emphasizes a united continent and a stance of defense and social progress rather than aggression.
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Continent
Sumner Welles
Rendezvous with destiny in Roosevelt speeches remembered
Raymond Clapper reflects on the surge of resolve felt after hearing Franklin D. Roosevelt. He recalls the Scopes trial verdict, the 1936 Philadelphia rally, and the 1941 White House Correspondents Association address signaling the United States would pursue total victory with sustained aid.
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Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Tsachaikowsky
America
France
England
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Edson Looks At Farm Price Imbalance And Government Role
Peter Edson analyzes a potential federal grand jury probe into price imbalances affecting farmers. He notes Farm Bureau support and considers how defense priorities and cost pressures on labor and inputs could squeeze farmers, with Arnold urging probes into agricultural machinery, packing, canning, and chain-store buying methods.
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Washington
Federal
Grand Jury
Department of Justice
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Defense
Office of Production Management
Consumer Protection
Army
Navy
Anti-Trust
Thurman Arnold
Arnold
National Economic Committee
After the War Our First Consideration Must Be the Soil
A concise agricultural quote from L. F. Easterbrook, British farm expert, urging immediate focus on soil welfare following wartime effects.
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L. F. Easterbrook
New World Order Debate in Public Forum
In a readers letters column signed by Leonard Tucker from Athens dated March 13, the writer argues about Britain and the United States shaping a democracy framed against a rising Axis autocracy. The piece compares war aims, economic systems, and the looming long conflict evident in wartime production.
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Britain
Axis
U. S
Leonard Tucker
Athens
PTA Dance Profits And Gardner Anniversary
Glouster PTA cleared 35 at a dance held in the Lamborn pavilion. Nelsonville City Council debated boiler types for municipal electric light and water plants. Mr and Mrs M J Gardner Chauncey celebrated joint birthday anniversaries. she 79 he 81.
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Glouster Pta
Lamborn Pavillion
Nelsonville
M. J. Gardner
Chauncey
Allies Ready to Invade Germany to Enforce War Debts
Athens couple Mr and Mrs Henry O Bleness celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs W H Duckler sold their home at 72 N Congress St prior to moving to Lancaster.
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Germany
Henry O’bleness
Athens
W. H. Duckler
Congress St
Lancaster
Consolation by Charles Johnson
A short wartime poem from Logan Ohio reflecting on love amid battle and ongoing quiet in a steadfast heart. The speaker recalls roaring cannons and clattering guns while love endures, with soldiers wounded and laughter fading as thoughts of a beloved remain.
Poem fragment from Gene Dunlop in Carbondale Ohio
A short reflective verse by Gene Dunlop from Carbondale Ohio pleading for guidance and perception. The speaker admits blindness by day and seeks wisdom to craft a path, using a sharp metaphorical knife to carve a cane for support.
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Gene Dunlop
Coolville and Troy Social Nears March Weddings
Mrs John Humphrey announces the marriage of daughter Rachel to George Guthrie on Friday March 14 at Little Hocking with Rev E B Dean presiding. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Carl Babcock. The couple will be serenaded and showered March 22 at the groom’s parents’ home.
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Coolville
John Humphrey
Rachel
George Guthrie
Frank Guthrie
Guysville
Route 1
Little Hocking
E. B. Dean
Carl Babcock
John Gibbs
P. E. Bingman
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Troy Grange
Rock St
Troy High School Glee Clubs
Troy High School
Washington, D. C
Virginia Knecht
Anne Walden
Floyd Matlack
Beth Walden
Frank Chapman
Charles Bentz
Harry Summerfield
Caldwell
Summerfield
Alfred Daugherty
David Ross
Clinton
Ind
Vera Daugherty
Oscar Findling
Ray Chevalier
Gertrude Barth
F. G. Bunion
W. E. Burgoon
Middletown
Land
Delphin Creeger
Harlan Russell
Worthington
W.A. Bingman
Harold McBride
Athens
E. M. Daugherty
O. C. Ward
Bethel Ridge
George Sands
Stewart
Fred Sands
A. B. Sanders
Allen’s 14 Hour Senate Speech Stuns Congress
William Vincent Allen delivered a record breaking 14 hour continuous speech in Congress in October 1893 opposing the bill. His marathon session highlighted fierce opposition and set a historic legislative milestone.
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William Vincent Allen
Congress
Beatrice Joins Toby and Vera in a Busy Flat
Beatrice meets Toby Masters and Vera in a fourth floor Flatbush walk up. The trio shares a frugal but lively dinner and plans for Beatrice to find work while dodging a photographer named Terry who flirts and teases as the group juggles money, meals, and a last-ditch fund.
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Toby Masters
Beatrice
Huntington's
Bee Davis
Toby
Vera
Flatbush
Employe Discount
Fifty-seventh Street
Terry
Hamlet
Montauk Point
Miami Beach
Palm Springs
Hemlock Grove Social and Personal Notes
Hemlock Grove social notes list visiting, illnesses, and family connections. Several residents, including Mrs. Ziba Midkiff and Mrs. Por ter Midkiff, host and visit neighbors while illnesses affect Mrs. Everett Taylor and others. Frank Bailey fills in for absent Ray Whaley after the death of his brother-in-law, Russell Winebrunner.
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Hemlock Grove — Sewing Club
Ziba Midkiff
Lowell Zeigler
Hall Frost
Everett Taylor
Theo. Heines
George Hines
Zanesville
Porter Midkiff
Bert Romine
Helen Logan
Avery Nelson
Gene
Kenneth Romine
Elba Bing
Avis Logan
Ralph Smith
Clark Idle
Morning Star
Standford Stockton
Mabel Smith
Daniel Euler
Henry Euler
Orville Romine
Elmer Jeffers
Ray Whaley
Russell Winebrenner
Steubenville
Franklin Bailey
Mr. Whaley
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Fading Empire
Raymond Clapper
Dayton
Tenn
Dudley Field Malone
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
the Public Forum
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Charles Johnson
Logan, Ohio
Carbondale, Ohio
Troy
By Galbraith
Nellie
Edith Ellington
Chapter
NEA Service, Inc
Hemlock Grove
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