Newspaper Service Rates and Affiliations in Ohio Paper
The document lists industry affiliations including American Newspaper Publishers Association and Associated Press rights. It shows subscription rates by mail and carrier for civilians and servicemen, plus national representation through John W. Cullen Company and standard advertising notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
Time Is Here for Renewed Allied Offensive Across Fronts
The essay argues Allied victories in North Africa fuel resolve for further large scale actions against Nazi and Fascist forces. It notes German and Italian fear, Dutch resistance, and French policing, while urging continued effort on both European and Pacific theaters with Australia as a key ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Africa
Hitler
Mussolini
Pacific
Return of the Notorious Chauncey Fugitive Jay Withem
The article recalls Jay Withem a famed Southeastern Ohio criminal from Chauncey and Sugar Creek. Once jailed and pursued across hills he vanished after clashes with officers, later returning as a fugitive. Murder proved his ultimate hurdle before his long departure from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Withem
Chauncey
Sugar Creek
Ohio
Dad
Withem
Athens County
Kara
Bible at War Encourages Soldiers and Civilians Alike
The article notes unprecedented Bible demand during wartime as soldiers, officers, and workers seek spiritual comfort. It highlights reading among men under arms, support for wounded buddies, and Bible use at home, with families finding solace as the old world changes.
Italian press warns of reprisal for airmen raid
Rome papers speculate captured American and British airmen could be executed in Japanese fashion in retaliation for a raid on a Rome suburb. The Italian stance stresses they are civilized and deterred by concern for prisoners, contrasting with Japanese methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rome
Five Supreme Court Justices Endorse Broad Government Control of Radio
The Frankfurter opinion holds that Congress may authorize the FCC to regulate radio broadcasting and uses public interest as a broad standard. It warns this could enable government licensing to shape or limit newspapers and magazines. Critics argue it risks press freedom and legislative overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Supreme Court of the
United States
Justice Frankfurter
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
FCC
Supreme Court
Jehova
Post Office Department
Frank Murphy
Roberts
Rutledge
Black
Justice Murphy
Europe
Commission
Stone
Swedens cooperative labor scene noted in travels
In Stockholm the writer observes no recent strikes and notes a strong, well-organized labor movement and employers. A dinner with Swedish trade union and employer leaders highlights mutual respect and a preference for collective bargaining. Labor leaders are described as powerful and cooperative, steering the Social Democratic government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
United States
Sweden
General Federation of Swedish Trade Unions
Swedish Employers Federation
Lewis
Green
America
John Lewis
Social Democratic Party
Battle of the Cumberlands Aimed at Defenders’ Quiet Day
Ist Lt. JESS A. LARCH of the Infantry in Nashville writes of a quiet day amid two-week old maneuvers with the Blues pressing on Reds. He describes frontline life, breakfast during darkness, two sandwiches for lunch, and the constant presence of aircraft, anti aircraft guns, and reconnaissance planes as soldiers brace for live fire and hope for home with families.
Athens News Highlights From 10 and 20 Years Ago
Ohio lawmakers voiced disapproval of Gov. George White’s coupon sales tax proposal with welfare plans for Meigs County. Chauncey Baseball Club lost 4 3 to Carbon Hill while Athens and local actors participated in school plays. Twenty years ago daylight saving was debated in Athens with a Schubert Club formation and local theater scenes. US senators planned European trips for summer recess. Sports page notes Luis Firpo defeating Jack McAuliffe in the third round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio House
Senate
George White
Luis Firpo
Jack McAuliffe
Questions and Answers from an old issue
A series of QA items cover topics from a gymkhana to hue and cry origins and the Treaty of Kanagawa. It notes Sacco and Vanzetti’s 1927 Massachusetts execution and McKinley’s assassination by Leon Czolgosz in Buffalo in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Sacco
Vanzetti
Boston
William McKinley
Leon Czolgosz
Buffalo
Beth Carter Joins WAAC on Pacific Fortress Mission
Beth Carter a WAAC volunteer boards a Flying Fortress with Major Brit Jackson to protect operations from enemy air attack on a Pacific island. As Jap fighters attack Beth takes control of a machine gun, showing calm, discipline and courage amid the battle, proving her combat readiness. The scene ends with the cockpit tense and the fate of the Fortress unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Carter
WAAC
Brit Jackson
Pacific
Beth
Major Jackson
Waacs
Automobile Regency
Jackson
Fort Des Moines
Sand Run Church Service and Local Visits Noted
A Monday church service led by Rever end Evans drew a large attendance. Local residents and travelers, including Sgt. Ted Bartow on furlough, families visiting relatives, and several residents from Sand Run and nearby towns, are mentioned with updates on illness, visits, and letters from servicemen overseas.
Hemlock Grove Social And Personal Notes
Hemlock Grove notes recount sewing club meeting with Mrs. Emmett Hawk and various guests including the Bentz and Romine families. Social visits span Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rice in Middleport and trips to Columbus Parkersburg and Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock Grove
Sewing Club
Emmett Hawk
C.D. Bentz
Malcom
Darsel Bentz
Bert Romine
Gene
Kenneth Romine
Charles Romine
H. E. Perry
Homer Rice
Middleport
Edna Clark
Columbus
Ernest Cullums
Terry
Ziba Midkiff
John Sargent
Carol Louise
Zeba Midkiff
Parkersburg
Grant Roberts
Point Pleasant
Eldon Clark
Carpenter School About To Close
In the state eighth year tests over 29 000 pupils. Harold Rife scored 134 and Garnet 132 placing both in the 85th percentile. Louise Perry and Betty Radekin were in the upper percentiles. Certificates of recognition will be presented. Class night May 14 at 8 00 c w t honors the seniors. Diplomas for seniors and merit certificates for underclassmen. Baccalaureate service held Sunday night with Rev W W Crabtree. A duet by Marie Cummings and Donna Kathryn Tewksbury. Mrs Paul Ross of Darewin accompanied solos by Carlton Ross Merlyn Ross Donald Ross Robert Pickett. Mrs Paul Harris of Columbus called for illness of her mother Mrs Rupe who died Monday night. Wilbur Ross returns from the Army in New Orleans. Gerald Collins visiting on furlough from U S Navy North African coast near Tunis. Relatives report illness of Mrs Eliga Graham. Mr and Mrs G C Gorby and Mr and Mrs W H Hampton were guests. C F Steward was in Albany. Mrs Martha Mace Irene Orrill, Mrs Emory Chase, Mrs Whittington and E W sent Chauncey Staneart and others were with relatives in Zaleski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Columbia
Harold Rife
Garnet
Louise Perry
Betty Radekin
Lenoir High
W. W. Crabtree
Marie Cummings
Donna Kathryn Tewksbury
D. \. Cummings
Paul Ross
Darewin
Carlton Ross
Dvorak
Merlyn Ross
Goutier
Donald Ross
Clark Robert Pickett
Darwin
Ross
Paul Harris
Columbus
Rupe
Wilbur
Amy
New Orleans
Gerald Collins
Columbia High School
U. S. Navy
Navy
Tunis
Eliga Graham
Carpenter Now of
G. C. Gorby
W. H. Hampton
G. C. Swearingen
C. F. Steward
Albay
Martha Mace
Irene Orrilt
Emory Chase
Whittington
E. W
Chauncey Staneart
Zaleski
Ronald Whittington
Patterson Field
Bradford Bible School Note and Visiting Friends
Sunday May 9 Rev Koch filled his appointment. Flowers given to Callie Black, oldest mother, and Mrs Guy Russell and Mrs Helen. Families and friends gathered as several couples hosted visits with Russell, Eskew, Andrews, Burt, Stivers, Barthrum and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Monkey Run
John Eskew
M. Can
Guy Russell
Ed Russell
Margaret Andrews
Key Run
Lillian Burt
Pa Stivers
Willard
Charles Buck
Sy Leroy Barthrum
Charleston
Nancy
Charles
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Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Clapper
Battle of the Cumberlands
South
Jess A. Larch
Nashville, Tenn
J. H. Grate
Meigs County
Carbon Hill
Paul Thiesen
Otto Russell
Johnson
Devol
Garner
Dalton
O. E. McClure
Grant Hospital
Messenger
Rex Snaviey
Ohio University
Schubert Club
Robert Daggett
Robert Soule
al Lewis
Harold Liggett
Harold Lloyd
Dr. Jack
The
Douglas Fairbanks
the Majestic
Clarence
Kathryn McKee
Ruby Gladys Mercer
Nel Shipley
Margaret Crow
Earl Hickman
Barret Young
Joe Farley
Maurice Guthrie
Mary Virginia Russell
Dorothy MecCormick
Kenneth Wilcox
Walter Muir
William Hughes
Ronald Smith
Marion Sprague
Betty Jones
Gilbert Hill
Elizabeth Horn
Dorothy Dailey
Vivian Landis
India
Kanagawa
Japan
Commodore Perry
Island Kingdom
By Galbraith
NAAC
BY Lorette Cooper
NEA Service. Inc
Sand Run
Evans
Ted Bartow
Army
Chester Bartow
Eloise Easterling
Richard
Scottie
Tommy
Frank Easterling
George Spang
Logan
Clifford Beal
Doris
Norma Lee Blake
Gore
Christina Beal
Lizzie Spencer
Ivan Dawley Jr
Shirley
Pauline
Pat
Gladwin
Mich
Ivan Dawley Sr
Adda Williams
Maggie Williams
Mattie Christian
George Beal
Raymond Martin
New Pittsburgh
Bertha Mays
Cherrington
Don Hamilton
Fred Hemrick
Lessie Giffin
Dorr
Mary Lou Beal
Hershal Hemrick
Buchtel
Carpenter School
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