Subscription rates and service details for Athens Ohio paper
The notice lists carrier and mail subscription prices for Ohio and outside Ohio, with rates for 2 years, 6 months, 3 months, and weekly options. It notes overseas subscriptions require a request letter and cites Second-Class Matter status at the Athens Post Office under the 1925 act. It also mentions representative offices and advertising rate info.
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Ohio
Mai
Athens
Mytona
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Critics warned Truman before key policy moves in 1945
David Lawrence argues that critics and national press warned President Truman on postwar policy errors. Warnings covered Germany’s fate at Yalta, Potsdam controls, Argentina policy, Army Navy merger, and labor strategy. He notes neglect of forewarned issues and delayed labor policy responses amid strikes and fuel shortages.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Latin America
Army
Army Navy
Deverber
War Department
Europe
National War Labor Board
War Labor Board
Debby negotiates insurance fiction with Mr Newsick at the Grille
Debby, newly moved into the Qualeys' room, meets Mr Newsick in Orleans. He reveals he exaggerated the value of dining room furniture to secure insurance funds, claiming five thousand dollars while offering her five hundred. They discuss how antique deals profit, sharing wary smiles as they sip drinks.
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Qualeys
Cape
Orleans
Agnes
Sllie
Boston
Debby
Kendall House
Mardiresian
Arte' by NEA SORTICH excerpt in friendly tense
A taunt and warmth mix as a town resident asks about fun and social life. A wary young woman smiles with Mae West flirtation while a male adviser suggests she needs time, seasoning, and exposure before major league moves.
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NEA Sortich, Inc
Mae West
Emergency? Won't Help Versus Postwar Struggles and Strikes
A critical column argues postwar production will lag for months due to strikes and shutdowns in key industries. It cites worn wartime equipment, fuel and freight shortages, rising prices, and ineffective official actions under Truman, with blame on leaders and failure to restore industrial peace.
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Thorugh
Truman
Senate
House
Lewis
Wages Drive Rail Rates Debate Amid War Costs
Railroads warn that falling traffic and higher wages push operating revenues down. They seek a 25 percent general rate increase to avert economic disruption, noting wage gains retroactive to January 1 and urging timely action by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Impotent fury in Washington over labour policy debate
Congressmen urge a decisive national labor program as the nation faces shutdowns in key industries. They warn the executive department lacks a clear plan and call for a meeting of the minds before any industry is allowed to move forward, citing wartime experience and the need for orderly retroactive changes.
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Washington
Executive Department
George H. Bender
Ohin
FAO Sets Washington Meeting to Address World Hunger
Peter Edson reports FAO will hold an emergency meeting in Washington on May 20 to tackle looming world hunger. Ministers from exportable surplus countries are invited as Europe and North Africa face a third-year shortfall and China and India require years to stave famine.
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Washington
International Food and Agriculture Organization
John Boyd Orr
FAO
Europe
North Africa
Far East
China
India
Unabera
CFEB
United Nations Relief and Rehabitation Administration
Combined Food Board
United Nations Assembly
London
CNRRA
CFB
Food and Agriculture Organization
Public rant on national policy and loyalty in The Messenger
The writer questions U S foreign aid and lend lease policy arguing against aiding foreign nations and criticizing Washington politicians as bungling in the City of Errors. He urges reevaluating oaths of office and mocks federal leaders while praising soldiers for victory abroad. He suggests renaming Washington as the Bungling City.
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the Messenger
U.S. A
Republic
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
City of Errors
Germany
Japan
Mother Hubbard
John Bull
England
Lucifer
Dail Lee Hreeking Note From May 17
A brief archival entry lists Dail Lee Hreeking with initials R. B. 2 and a date of May 17. The fragment provides minimal context beyond the names and the month day.
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Dail Lee Hreeking
R. B
Portland Club Hears State Highway Official
Mr. Carl Knisley, Divisional State Highway Engineer, told the Community Club that State Route 124 from Racine to Portland will be resurfaced this summer similar to the Racine to Pomeroy section. The project is planned for completion by early September due to the area's reliance on good roads for marketing substantial agricultural products. Seventy percent of phosphate mined in the United States moves through Florida.
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Portland
Carl Knisley
Knisley
Racine
Pomeroy
Highway Dept
United States
Florida
Taylor Ridge News Briefs Ten Years Ago and More
Local notes recount a Ladies Aid Society gathering with prizes for Mrs Kempton and Mrs Heffken, visits from relatives, and a read of the Old Oak Tree landmark deemed unsafe. Other items note social visits, a funeral in Jacksonville, and a Pi Beta Phi Arrow-Dance transformation at Athens Country Club.
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Taylor Ridge
Travis
Chesser
Ladies Aid Society
Joan
Child Study Club
Davis
Frank Ayers
Cass St. Tions
Verna Swartz
Herman Kempton
Fred
Charles Hooper
William Bulstram
Riley Judson
Jacksonville
Eileen Byers
Derthick
Willard’ Coer
Doras Bullock
Giouster
Evan Davis
Joseph
West
Maxine
Hogue
Columbus
Dale
Wood
Tow McDaniel
Trimble
Jacksonville Road
Sarah Chesser
Albany
Travis Chesser
Charles Holland
Athens
David Swartz
Mary Jane Dunnevy
Oval Dunnevy
Carl Welling
Edward Welling
John Wenger
Albert Herbert
Dayton
George Herbst
Grace Mates
Howard Hall
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Athens Country Club
Albany Social Notes Highlight Dinner Guests and Banquet
Albany area social notes record dinner guests including Dr. T H Morgan Miss Betty Gilham and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bolin of Albany. The Albany basketball boys held their annual banquet May 3 with speaker Fred Swearingen of Athens. Captain Donald Van Dyke presented gifts to Charles Shaver Davis Greene Miss Gillogly and Mrs Hoffee for past year work. Dr Holmes returned to Albany from Florida and visitors included Mr and Mrs Dewine of Chicago and Donald Wolf of Athens.
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Albany
T. H. Morgan
Betty Gilham
Athens
Lloyd Bolin
Ed. Brooks
Edward Ross
Bill Llewellyn
Akron
C. L. Ross
Fred Swearingen
Donald van Dyke
Charles Shaver
Davis Greene
Miss Gillogly
Hoffee
Holmes
Florida
Dewine
Chicago
Donald Wolf
Henry Cine
Birth Day Party Honors Betty Lou Chapman
TUPPERS PLAINS A birth day party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Chapman for their daughter Betty Lou in her twelfth year. Twenty eight attendees included Betty Lou’s grandmothers Mrs N C Chapman and Mrs Clyde Caldwell. Other items note visits and travels of locals including Hogegess Boggess Swindler and Kilton families.
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Tuppers Plains
W. H. Chapman
Betty Lou
N. C. Chapman
Clyde Caldwell
Herald Hogegess
Dundon
W. Va
J. R. Boggess
Clyde Headley
Donald
I. C. Chapman
E. Richards
Pennsboro
W. Fa
Silas Kilton
Darrel
Tylerville
George Thomas
Columbus
Thomas
Myrtle Frost
Commencement Plans Set by Carthage Troy High School
Coolville reports upcoming events for Carthage Troy High School including Baccalaureate May 26 at 8 00 PM with Rev Gilbert Courtney, Class Night May 28 at 8 00 PM featuring Seniors play SenioreHa, and Commencement May 30 at 8 00 PM with Dr Jenn C Baker Ohio University president giving the address. Twenty seven seniors listed with names including Mary Baker Basil Boggs Rob ert Boggs Barbara Chapman and others. Senior play One Wild Night May 21 at 8 00 PM and WCTI meets at the Methodist Church May 28 at 7 30 PM.
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Coolyville
Carthage-Troy High School
Gilbert Courtney
Chauncey
Jenn C. Baker
Ohio University
Mary Baker
Blackburn
Emmet Blake
Basil Boggs
Robert Boggs
Willard Brandeberry
Barbara Chapman
Mayford Cook
Marjorie Deeter
Myrle Griffin
Anna Mae Guess
Freeda Hall
Mary Hayes
Wanda Knapp
Edwin Humphrey
Harold Mee ‘Pherson
Florence Parsons
Rex Robinson
Elwood Root
Thad Tanthorey
Harold Starkey
Dorothy ‘Uhl
Julia Ann Walden
Hilda Pringle
Kenneth Shanks
John Pringle
Barbara Ashcraft
WCTI
Hockingport Social Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Carles L Hunter and Mr and Mrs Gené Howard of Columbus were guests of Ruth Famuel liner. Ben Tompkins of Belpre and Eileen Eliott of Cambridge visited the Medley home. Parkersburg hosts Stutlers Hannams and Cowdrey family visited friends. Brooks Wheaton received his army discharge and stayed with his mother Marie Wheaton in Parkersburg. Lenci Wheaton of Vienna and Max Wheaton of Clarksburg joined others for Sunday dinner with E W White. Ethel Randolph J W Lincicome and son Ronnie and Fred Rockhold Jr attended a circus in Parkersburg.
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Max Wheaton
Clarksburg
E. W. White
Ethel Randolph
J. W. J Lincicome
Ronnie
Fred Rockhold, Jr
Parkersburg
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