The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
Page four of The Athens Messenger lists publisher and staff credits, association memberships, and wire service usage. It includes subscription rates by mail and carrier, rates for servicemen, and a note about obituaries and notices. It also mentions national representatives and advertising rates by inquiry.
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Athens Messenger
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Saturda
Cilion
Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K B
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Manpower Waste In Civilian Federal Roles Cited
A 1940 to 1942 comparison argues civilian federal employees grew faster than the armed forces and claims Ohio harbors 90,000 federal workers duplicating state functions. It advocates scrapping excess positions to free manpower for the military and industry, urging accountability in appropriations and mismanagement.
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Ohio
Washington
Congress
Congressional Committee
Hershey
We want Hitler
A London rumor claims Adolf Hitler is dead while opinions differ on his fate. The piece argues his absence worsens Axis strategy and urges his return to front lines, claiming his leadership could save thousands of lives.
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London
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
United Nations
Herr Hitler
Berchengaden
Miners Union Demands Supervisory Staff Be Vowed to UMWA
The miners union threatens a strike harming the war effort and demands all supervisory coal mine workers join the UMWA and fund its treasury. It cites over 50,000 foremen and bosses as affected, arguing union control could extend to all private industry and threaten jobs for nonmembers.
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Miners’ Union
UMWA
Congress
Quotes on Politeness and Manners from Historic Figures
The passage presents a sequence of maxims on politeness and manners. It cites Chesterfield, Mary Baker Eddy, Vanbrugh, and Jamuel Johnson noting that true politeness equals ease with others and loving treatment. It also links self denial to usefulness and the power of soft speech to overcome difficulties.
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Chesterfield
Mary Baker Eddy
Wartime corporate profits snagged by taxes and renegotiation
Washington reports show major wartime firms like Douglas Aircraft and Chrysler posting higher sales in 1942 but slim profits due to cost-plus contracts and steep taxes. Renegotiation later may alter reported earnings, while wages rise and dividends lag.
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Washington
America
Douglas Aircraft Company
Douglas
Chrysler Corporation
Navy
Maritime Commission
Internal Revenue Bureau
War
Navy Departments
Roosevelt Support Clarifies United Nations Resolution Debate
Washington reports show the Ball Burton Hatch Hill resolution on American leadership in the United Nations attracting strong White House and Senate Foreign Relations Committee alignment. Senator Connally signals proceeding with a Senate declaration and a United Nations group with police power, while mail from constituents largely favors the measure. Radio offers and the American Forum of the Air feature the sponsors to promote discussion.
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Washington
United Nations
Pew
Roosevelt
Senate
Connally
Tomtie
Nate
Senator Connally
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ball- Burton-Hatch-Hill
Senator Ball
Senator Burton
Senator Hill
Hatch
New Mexico
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American Forum of the Air
True politeness and humility in social conduct
The passage argues that true politeness rests on humility and benevolence and warns that overestimating oneself undermines its effectiveness, stressing the value of modesty in interaction and social harmony.
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x—Lydia H. Neve
History in the making at Des Moines governors conference
Governor Bricker and Governor Hockenlooper voiced concern for farmers in eleven central states facing regulat ory oppression and rentier risk as machinery shortages and bureaucratic incompetence threaten the 1943 crop. They blame New Deal Communists for subverting free rule and say renters are quitting farming.
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Bricker
North Central
Des Moines
Ohio
Hockenlooper
Iowa
Washington
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Prairie
Red Cross Athens County Executive Seeks Public View
The Athens County Chapter of the American Red Cross notes its executive secretary earns 125 dollars monthly and oversees volunteer service and case work for service men and veterans. Since Pearl Harbor the chapter aided over 800 families. daily inquiries average three wires and five letters. Board chair is Dr. Blaine Goldsberry. volunteers number over 2000 locally with thousands of hours contributed.
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the Messenger
Athens County
American Cross
Pearl Harbor
Blaine Goldsberry
Athens
United States
Washington
D. C
War Department
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Ellen Biddle
Buchtel News Notes Highlight Community Activities
Community updates report kitchen fats collection by students and books for soldiers. Other items include plans for the March 25 athletic banquet, school kitchen closure due to food issues, visits by county officials, senior play rehearsals, welding and lather course completion, and family travel to Columbus and Detroit for relatives.
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Buchtel
E. L. Koehler
Glen M. Hanes
James Russell
Clyde Byer
Wilfred Sheets
Buchtel High School
R. G. Bookman
Sally
Gary
Nona Sayre
Columbus
Eddie Sayre
Ray Kasler
Gerald O.nail
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
William Altman
Happy Hollow
Detroit
Margaret Colbert
Hubert May
May
Curtiss Wright Corporation
Phoenix Glider Plot Unfolds At Army Flight Event
In Phoenix the three day glider and sail plane expo draws crowds as Jimmy Carr and Pat Friday navigate tensions with Ed Bryan over staged incidents. Pat delivers a bold speech on using glider trains to ship farm produce, triggering skepticism from a farmer who calls the idea crazy.
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Sky Harbor
Jimmy Carr
Jimmy
Loraine
Ed Bryan
Stuart
Bryan
Patricia
Pat
Chicago
Furedy
Army
George
Elmira
Sweetie
Friday
Phoenix
Arizona
Captain Carr
Pat Friday
Stewart Social Briefs Highlight Local Army Families and Visits
Stewart social notes record furloughs for Staff Sergeant Forest W Linton and Pvt Wade Storer visiting relatives in Ohio and Texas. Residents attend W S C S meetings, donate to Red Cross, and host or visit relatives including Charltons from Eaton and D R Glazier Amesville with various locals in Stewart and nearby Athens.
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Alice Charlton
Eaton
Stewart
Guysville
Athens
John Frost
Amy Frost
Earl Downey
George Cottrell
Leslie Petty
Bethany
Belva Norris
Earl Linton
E. E. Linton
Forest W. Linton
Vergene Kincade
Coolville
Clarice Linton
Columbus
Addie Balderson
Mary Minear
Henry Hall
Lancaster
Arthur Deeter
Ardath Jarvis
Toronto
Canada
M. J. Chariton
Grace Copeland
Church St
Nina Townsend
Goldie Shuttleworth
William Driggs
C. R. Glazier
Amesville
Rennet definition and cheese making use explained
The text defines rennet as a soluble ferment from the stomach membranes of young calves and other animals, chiefly the fourth stomach of the calf, used to coagulate casein and form curd for cheese. It also states its role in separating curd from whey. It then outlines rental allowance eligibility for enlisted noncommissioned officers in the Army, specifying grades, family status, and detached service requirements.
Funeral Services For Betty Amos Held At Letart Falls
Betty Amos funeral services were conducted at the M E Church with ministers officiating and Eastern Star members also paying tribute. Distant attendees included relatives from Baltimore Canton Racine and Syracuse along with friends from Barnesville Youngstown Mason City and W Va. Wilma McDade left for Columbus to work as a State House typist. Local residents and visitors shared time with families including the Grimms and Roushs amid illness and arrivals from Leechburg and Hinton. Recent war stamp sales in the Letart Falls school totaled 42.25.
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Letart Falls
Betty Amos
M. E
Lester Taylor
C. L. Thayer
Eastern Star Lodge
William Amos
Baltimore
C. M Ashley
Canton
Maggie Pickens
Middleport
Gladys Crow
Barnesville
Grace Crow
Youngstown
Ralph
Russell Roush
William Varian
Athens
Robert Gray
Wheeling
Ronald Roush
Hinton
W. Va
Harold Quillen
Leechburg
John Quillen
Floyd Chapman
Akron
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Jamuel Johnson
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Raymond Clapper
W. L Endicott
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