Gye Athens Messenger Obd Established 1623
Athens Ohio weekly newspaper details history 1896 to 1929 Publisher Gordon E Bush Managing Editor Charles Harris outlines editions and circulation plans. Advertising rates and service area listed with subscription prices by mail and carrier, plus foreign offices and representative contact information.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Obd
Prederice W
Malavavante
Ohio
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Komina
Good Intentions and Bad Results Across Argentina and Spain
The piece argues U S moral suasion in Argentina and Spain backfires by provoking nationalist backlash and eroding prestige. It contends public shouts of outside interference mask genuine grievances, leaving Washington seen as inept while dictators endure.
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Juan Peron
Byrnes
Argentina
State Department
Spain
Generalissimo
Franco
America
Peron
Red Wheat Offer and Democratic Morale in Europe
A commentary argues Soviet grain aid to France as possibly humanitarian but notes its political impact ahead of elections. It claims Russians influence fellow travelers and weaken Western democracies, urging Americans to discuss Communism honestly and consider Christian ethics in governance.
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France
Europe
Asia
Reds
Uncle Sam
United States
Russia
England
British Empire
Stalin, & Co
Easing Russian crisis seen as likely by United States
Washington notes suggest Russia may have been surprised by the crisis development and could move toward conciliatory measures. The Iranian oil field dispute and Moscow’s tactics prompt debates in Washington on troop withdrawal, atomic secrecy, and strengthening United Nations alternatives to alliances.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Iran
Moscow
State Department
America
Congress
Britain
Byrnes
Churchill
United Nations
Winston Churchill
Continued relief needed after UNRRA ends in 1946
Peter Edson reports that relief work must continue under the United Nations Organization after UNRRA ends in Europe in 1946 and China in 1947. UNO takeover is planned. world food shortages loom with wheat deficits and scarce fats oils, seeds, and livestock. recovery may take years.
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Washington
UNRRA
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Europe
China
United Nations Organization
United Nations
UNO
City records questioned over Athens land sale to water works
The editorial questions how much Athens pays Frank S. Lowery for fifty acres bought for water-well purposes and how the city financed the deal. It argues the details should be public records and condemns withholding information as improper public business.
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Athens
Frank S. Lowery
Attendance in emergency school classes doubles in February
Miss Mary C Mulligan, county emergency education supervisor, reported that February class attendance in Athens County emergency education schools was twice January’s figure. The note accompanies other local items including a coal mining story by Charles Craig and a Dell Show exhibit by Brownies and Girl Scouts.
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Athens County
Mary C Mulligan
Charles Craig
Powhatan
A. J. Craig, Glouster
Brownies
Girl Scouts
Taylor Store
Court St
Homer C. Dorman
Harrisonville News Notes Quiet Community Updates
Mrs. Georgetta Turner returns from Akron after wintering with her daughter Mrs. Goldin Hunsicker. Vinton Jewell relocates to a new town home bought from George Clark. Homer Lee informs of his brother Berl’s foot injury at a railroad job, now treated at Mt. Vernon Samaritan Hospital. Arthur Stewart returns from Florida to Albany. Mrs. Lillian Jewell visits after time with relatives. Mrs. Dye Ball and son Billy arrive from Toled o for a visit with Frances Welsh. Harold Ball and son Charles visit at the Welsh home with Dang Davis. Sadie Burhbridge and two children move into the Henry Wyatt house. Buskirk family moves to new home bought from F. Ray Wilson. Bradbury hosts Bradbury families for Sunday dinner with Jonah Cotterill.
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Mt. Vernon Samaritan Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Arthur Stewart
Florida
Albany
Lillian Jewell
B. E. Carl
Dye Ball
Billy
Toledo
Robert King. Bradbury
Jonah Cotterill
Rutland Community News Highlights Meetings and Farewells
Rutland reports on the Kitchen Planning meeting at Mrs. Floyd Thomas home led by home demonstration agent Geneva Nol an. A large group of local women attended the potluck lunch. Obituary notes include the passing of Mr. Sam Tipton after a stroke. Various social visits, church circle reorganizations, and a high school Home Economics dinner for the School Board are listed alongside community reminders.
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C. Q. Chapman
Herman Hoppes
Mary Beard
Scott Canaday
Carl Denison
T. J. Chase
Whitney Ingraham
Hulbert Williams
Kay Schmitt
Catherine Colwell
Betty Jean Miller
Janet Theobald
Oscar Patterson
Clyde Cross
Wayne Turner
Marcus Roush
John Colwell
Keith Williams
Sandra Kay Ingraham
Marlene Miller
Sam Tipton
Rel Jordan
Tipton
Kate Jordan
Salem St
Harold Roush
Nadine
H. B. Grimm
Letart Falls
Myria Musser
Dale Musser
Sylvia Hoskinson
Guysville
Don Anderson
Harmony Circle of the Christian Church
Brs
Mildred Donahue
Ethel Taylor
Jesta Maiden
Dorothy Tillis
Blanche Braley
Will Deem
Helen Hutton
Columbus
Clyde Donahue
Christian Church
Rutland High School
Guy Mutchler
C. O. Chapman
Rutland High
Marcus, Roush
Harry Williamson
C. A. Swick
P. McKinney
George Perry
Robert Vandemark
Fort Bragg
Dell Rice
Harold Rice
Dean Chapman
Phillip Smith
Ernest Molden
Miss Armstrong
Mellie Armstrong
Darlene
Larry Anderson
Jackson
Charles Gibbs
Roush
Reader Seeks Help On OPA Ceiling Prices
Agnes Drain from Carbondale asks how to know current OPA ceiling prices after hearing radio guidance. She reports grocery lunch meat prices ranging from 33 to 45 cents and asks how to pay ceiling prices and what OPA stands for, suspecting a misnamed group.
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Fhe
High Heaven
O.P.A
Old Peoples Association
Mineral News Notes from Mineral District
Local notes report visits and events among residents including Ern est Crow and family in Cincinnati and Spritefield guests, a birthday dinner for Mrs. Ernest Crow with gifts such as rabbits, and various travels and illnesses. Navy furloughs allow visits. families move homes. visitors from Baltimore and Athens attend events. sickness and school absences noted.
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Ernest Crow
Cincinnati
Emmet Lowe
Spritefield
Zellman Crow
Buddy Cooper
Howard Shingler
Marion
Springfield
Gibson
Cora Lynch
Letha McAfee
Bertha Chesser
Dayton
Ardis Arnold
Bud Arnold
Betty Rachel Andrews
Herman Secoy
Canal Winchester
Mineral
Grace Brooks
Maude Brooks
Mary Clark
Athens
Port Drake echoes of secrets and shifting loyalties
In Port Drake, Joan Warren and Ann Warren navigate feuds and friendship amid arid business clashes. Ann hairlines a life between books and boardrooms while Colin questions his own manuscript and contemplates a Hawaii honeymoon as their bond deepens.
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Ann
Joan
Warrens
Port Drake
Skippy Spedelle
Skippy
Colin
Hawaii
Echoes and ramblings weave through moonlit verses
A collage of poems and vignettes leaps from lunar echoes to coastal industry. It moves from poetic musings on moonlight and weather to a serialized tale of Drake timber, ships, and Port Drake patrons, then shifts to a childlike snowfall poem and a note on colonial etiquette with saucers.
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Ann
Drake Line
Port Drake ;R
Colin
Colin Drake
Joans
Seattle
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