Newspaper Rates and Association Notices
A compact listing of subscription rates for Ohio and out of state delivery by mail and carrier, plus information on Associated Press rights and advertising offices. Also includes a Milton quotation about liberty and a brief note on matter entering Athens post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United States
Treasury debate on relaxing war bond purchase limits
Washington reports discuss easing limits on war bond purchases. John L. Lewis seeks 5 million for United Mine Workers. Treasury policies favor small buyers and steer large sums through separate union funds to avoid consolidation.
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Washington
Treasury
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Morgenthau
John Lewis
Meat Cutters Union
A. F. of L
General Fund
Union Retirement Fund
Teamsters Union
Red Cross marks 61st anniversary with wartime relief
On its 61st birthday the American Red Cross highlights its war aid and mercy work. It has shipped millions of garments and surgical dressings, runs 18 blood centers, and supports prisoners of war, hospital patients, and troops with mail and comfort items.
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Clara Barton
Eye Street
Washington
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Italy
Germany
Europe
Doolittle Raid Colors Missed Opportunity
An opinion notes Brigadier General James H. Doolittle and his aircrews over Japan showed valor and risk but laments the delayed public release of their survival. The piece argues faster color in reporting would have boosted wartime morale and interest.
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James H. Doolittle
Japan
Washington
Jimmie Doolittle
Doolittle
Tightening Up Civilian Commission Critique of Wartime Hiring
The piece argues Congress and the armed forces risk treacherous ground by commissioning civilians without military training. It calls for tighter Army and Navy standards to curb draft‑dodger graduates and to prevent excuses for bans. It condemns half measures and praises full national mobilization in war.
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Congress
Armed Forces
Army
Navy
Foreign Trade Week and postwar market prospects
Peter Edson argues Foreign Trade Week shifts from lamenting wartime controls to outlining postwar opportunities. He highlights continuing trade policy under Hull, anticipated expansion in Australia India and China, Latin American credits, kept employment, and a growing U S cargo fleet to meet world demand.
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Australia
India
China
Latin America
U. S
United States
Murray City Personal and Social Notes
Murray City residents send weekend visits and attendances while distant relatives travel. A death notice from Columbus notes Mrs. Dora Pinney’s passing and burial, with survivors including husband William and children. Several readers from Zanesville Canton Parkersburg and Columbus visit Murray City with family ties and hospital care mentioned.
Langsville Social and Brief Personal Notes
Mrs Ella Siden stricker and Mrs Lillie Nelson attended an all day meeting and home coming at Storys Run Church on Sunday. Families and friends visited Charleston Rio Grande Cincinnati and Columbus over the weekend sharing visits with Dale Wright J L Miller Clair Nelson and others.
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Langsville
Ella Sidenstricker
Lillie Nelson
Story’s Run
J. T. Ledlie
Annabel Ward
Lynne Kennan
Charleston
Alice Daisy
Ethel Miller
Dale Miller
Rio Grande
J. L. Miller
Cora Wright
Middleport
Dale Wright
Robert Kennedy
Columbus
von Miller
John
Clair Nelson
Carroll
Cincinnati
William Cullett
Eugene Hart
Clark Garravrant
Johnstown
Alice Grapes
Chester Class Entertained Wednesday
Mrs. Gerald Eiselstein hosted the Sunday School class with Miss Carol Morris as teacher. Twenty attended as potato salad sandwiches and lemonade were served.
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Chester
Bradford Social and Brief Personal Notes
Bradford Social items report visits from local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Might and daughter of Pomeroy with their granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck hosting several gatherings, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wolf and son from Middleport with Charles Buck, and others. Everett Lightfoot returned from camp after two weeks at home. Ralph Frye, recently employed in Dayton, spent the weekend in town. Mrs. Andy Hager is ill. Mrs. Clarence Andrews and children of Monkey Run were guests of her mother, Roxie Eskew.
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Willard Ebershach
Pomeroy
Clarence Might
Charles Buck
Bailey Run
Frank Buck
Joe Wolf
Middleport
Charles Withee
Bail
Ralph Frye
Dayton
Edwin Cambron
Andy Hager
Clarence Andrews
Monkey Run
Roxie Eskew
Four Visitors Upset Life on Abas Island
Bill Talcott, six years as branch manager for an American chemical firm on Abas Island, faces a coup as Halsey and others arrive. A detective MacDowell and June Patterson suspect Talcott, while new arrivals, including a Norwegian refugee Martha Swenson and a talkative Professor, stir tension. The island political dynamics, suspicion, and looming transfer to the States unfold as danger gathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Talcott
Halsey
Bill
MacDowell
June Patterson
Teable
Stine
Paterson
Abas Island
Sebastien
Tomas
June Paterson
Federal Chemical
Federal
Anegada
Talcott
Alias
Martha Swenson
Norway
Sweden
Murmansk
Moscow
Vladivostok
Tokyo
Panama Canal
Colon
Jackson
Puerto Rico
New York
Saint Thomas
Constantine
Martinique
Africa
Panama
Fajardo
Res Islan
Social Notes of Syracuse items from local visits and travels
Miss Belle Carleton lives with cousin Mrs Alma Carleton Edwards on College Road. Miss Marcia Karr attended WSCS district conference in Gallipolis and the Meigs County Federated Church Women lunch at Middleport Baptist Church. Eb Wright moved to Emma Duckworth property on Cherry Street. Mrs Loren Quillen returned from Parkersburg for her son Franklin’s illness. H L Holter painted his residence and Chester Leibrand installs a new bathroom in property bought from Ray Smith. The Rev Thomas Edwards preached at Asbury Methodist and spoke of Intercession City. Mrs Irving Karr toured Washington with daughter Mrs Fred Crow. Jane Gilmore ill with measles. Donald Weese of Columbus visited with Carl and other Edwards. Mrs Charles Calkins spent Saturday in Huntington. Mrs Da Quisenberry of Athens and Mrs Geneva Joachim of Rock Springs were guests of Mrs Elen Baer. Mr and Mrs David Cuckler Jr and son George joined Mr and Mrs Ralph Graves and family visiting their parents Mr and Mrs David Cuckler Sr and Mr and Mrs George Henderson.
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Syracuse
Belle Carleton
Alma Carleton Edwards
College Road
Marcia Karr
WSCS
Gallipolis Methodist Church
Meigs County Federated Church
Middleport Baptist Church
Eb Wright
Hysell
Emma Duckworth
Cherry Street
Loren Quillen
Parkersburg
Franklin
H. L. Holter
Chester Leibrand
Ray Smith
Thomas Edwards
Asbury Methodist Church
Irving Karr
Washington, D. C
Fred Crow
Jane Gilmore
Donald Weese
Columbus
Carl Edwards
Charles Calkins
Huntington
da Quisenberry
Athens
Geneva Joachim
Elen Baer
David Cuckler, Jr
George
Ralph Graves
Canton
David Cuckler
George Henderson
Births in Point Pleasant Families Noted
Dr. F C Long Jr reports two births. A daughter, fourth child, 6 1/4 pounds, to Mr and Mrs Lewis Grant Flueken of 500 Fifth St, born May 19. A daughter, first child, 7 1/2 pounds, to Mr and Mrs Neil Theodore Wray of Mercers Bottom, born May 15.
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Point Pleasant
F. C. Long, Jr
Lewis Grant Flueken
Fifth St
Neil Theodore Wray
Mercers Bottom
Licensed to wed Gallipolis
Permit to wed issued to Clarence Sterba and Erma Sterba both 35 from New Boston.
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Gallipolis
Clarence
Erma Sterba
New
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Milton
Raymond Clapper
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
U. S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Cordell Hull
Hull
Murray City
Walter Mitchell
Howard Bean
Zanesville
Samantha Shelton
Dora Pinney
Grant Hospital
William
Pinneys
Stella Grewell
W. Va
Joe Langley
Hubert Eckels
Longstrethh
John Abahazie
Susie Abahazie
Nelsonville
Sandy Abahazie
Cecil Lunsford
Giouster
P. F. Loper
Margaret Hammerick
Ira Grewell
Paul Cupp
Newark
Oscar Hellyer
Lydia Thomas
Ralph Hayes
Billy
William Hayes
John Powers
Pearl Williams
Frank Williams
Williams
U. S. Army
Ft. Hayes
Granvis Keeney
Austin Brooker
Jimmy Kay
Blanche Brooker
Ruth Brooker
Billy Bell
Logan
Robert Bell
Mattie Albaugh
Lizzie Suff
By Galbraith
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U. G. Pat
Gerald Eiselstein
Carol Morris
Eiselstein
Charles
Jack Eijselstein
Alice Parr
Pittsburgh
Nela Parr
Chester Garden Club
C. N. Jones
Eleanor Knight
Henry Beaver
Aucille Bauer
Jones
Fay Pickens
T. K. Bell
Mae Frank
Buel Ridenour
Albert Zipperich
Sebring
Harry Lee Bailey
J. S. Bailey
Don Matlack
Long Bottom
Ida Ridenour House
Do. N. Jones
Chester Grange
Purley Karr
Oscar and
Paul Karr
Norman Mora
Dorothy Holter
Harold Trussell
Mary Kathryn Tuttle
Marie Genheimer
Grange
Ruth Weber
Cecil Kimes
City Hospital
Ronald Bailey
St. Joseph Hospital
Kincaide
Coolville
Don Betzing
Sandusky
Emma Betzing
Albany
Mary Jones
Lucille Smith
B. K. Smith
Gordon Ridenour
Pt. Pleasant
Bradford
Caribbean
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