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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1943

Page

4

Wise Athens Messenger established 1828 edition details

The Athens Messenger notes its founding in 1828 with Frederick W. Bush as publisher from 1606 to 1828, printed weekday afternoons except Saturdays and weekday mornings. It lists Gore K. Bush as publisher and general manager, Hartia as managing editor, and membership in major press associations. Subscription rates and circulation details are provided along with national representatives and advertising notes.

Athens Messenger Prederick W. Bush Rue Sspnopr Publishing Gore K. Bush Mer Cusarese Hartia

Press Freedom in Peril Under New Deal Judicial Trend

David Lawrence warns that a New Deal majority on the Supreme Court favors administrative absolutism and licenses, threatening press and radio freedom. He urges constitutional amendments to bar government control of media contents and protect free expression against federal overreach. He argues for added protections to the First Amendment and cites radio licensing as a risk.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court Roosevelt Congress New Deal United States America Associated Press

Liquor mishandling hurts Ohio’s status and fiscal standing

Ohio’s liquor control system is denounced as a chronic failure that has eroded public trust and revenue. Critics compare it to federal price controls, noting mismanagement, hoarding excuses, and inconsistent supply leading to high prices, rationing, and store closures. The piece laments the state’s reputation and impact on citizens.

Ohio Liquor Control Department Fume State Office Office of Price Administration Washington John W. Bricker State Department Roosevelt

Anything May Happen In The 1944 Presidential Election

The article argues that 11 million service members and many young women will impact the 1944 vote through absentee ballots. With no precedent for this circumstance, the woman voter could become decisive. It notes the 1940 turnout around 50 million, possibly rising to 55 million, while armed forces may shift trends.

Noise Abatement Week Highlights Sleep Needs During War

The piece urges respect for night and day sleep as War production hinges on rest. It notes workers around the clock and private businesses facing longer, nerve wracking hours. It calls for quieter nights to enable healthful sleep for families and workers throughout the war period.

Corning High School Commencement Exercises Recap

Corning High School held its commencement in the school auditorium on May 25 at 8 pm. The program included a band, invocations, choruses, salutatory and valedictory remarks, an address by Dr. E F Lewis, and the presentation of diplomas and scholastic awards.

Ohio State University Columbus P. G. Gannett Corning Schools James Miller Board of Education S. J. Benedict Corning G. E. Tucker Eugene Pierce Mona June Wright Jean Post Jack Mindigo Francis

Public Forum letter asks prayers for rain in Ohio

The Messenger asks churchgoers in Ohio to pray to Our Father in Heaven for restraint of rain and for growing weather at once. Signed by George Luther from Jacksonville dated May 25.

Ohio George Luther Jacksonville

News Your Dad Read: Tracks Removed and Local Updates

News notes street car track removal on Fulton St south end. Reforestatian Army Company 505 camp setup in Hocking County under Capt. Lamar Weaver. Civil War Monument upgrades at Pomeroy. Nelsonville senior high play cast list. Political headlines hint at 1924 party split. Rhur battle death toll and injuries reported. Piano endurance record attempt by J W Waterbury in Newcastle PA. Athens High School diplomas list with numerous graduates.

W. H. Bartoe Nelsonville Fulton St Company 505 Reforestatian Army Hocking County Lamar Weaver

Quigley Sends Mother’s Day Greeting From Australia

Mrs. Laura Quigley received a cablegram last week from her son John Quigley who is somewhere in Australia sending warm Mothers Day greetings.

Laura Quigley John Quigley Australia

May Day Procession at St Bernard Church Sunday Night

The annual May Day procession at St Bernard Catholic Church starts at 8 o clock Sunday. It begins at the school and ends at the church with a crowning of the Virgin Mary. Graduation exercises follow with graduates in black robes and caps, marching in the procession.

St. Bernard Catholic St. Bernard Parochial Anthony Tague Rosalee Martin Patricia Fail Edmund Nash Walter Seimer Eugene Bannivich

King Gustav Shines In Crisis Through Sweden’s War Stance

In Stockholm, 85 year old King Gustav demonstrated decisive influence during a wartime standoff. He publicly supported letting a German division pass through Sweden to aid Finland, taking responsibility and steering the nation without tripping neutrality. The move calmed fears of Russian aggression and showcased the king’s political power.

Stockholm Gustav Sweden Per Albin Hansson Social Democratic Party Social Democrats Finland Russia

Memorial Day Services By American Legion Post Planned

Memorial Day events will be held Sunday by the American Legion Post with flags and flowers placed on graves. Members meet at the hall at 8 30 am then depart at 9 for ceremonies at Dew Cemetery Hatfieldtown Rendville St Bernard Church Millertown Monroe with grave flags at Chapel Hill and Beach Grove but no service due to gas rationing.

American Legion Post Hall Dew Cemetery Hatfieldtown Rendville St. Bernard Catholic Church Millertown Monroe Chapel Hill Cemetery Beach Grove Legionnaires

Plane Bonding Battle Ends In A Desperate Jump

Beth Carter and Brit tighten bonds on the captors and plan a split from the crashing plane. Beth straps into a parachute, makes a final jump toward the island as danger looms, while Brit pilots toward safety and an uncertain rescue.

Vinton Social And Personal Highlights

Pfc Philip Edmins ton of Camp Holabird Baltimore spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Clayte Edmins ton. Miss Anna Mae Evans hosted the Gallipolis BPW Club at her home. Dr Ella Lupton spoke on life as a pioneer woman in her profession. Mrs Anna Evans hosted the young women's class of the Methodist Sunday School in honor of girls leaving the community Betty Jean Mary Nell George Lena Mae Paisley Freda Piper Edith Dodrill. Others present included Anna Painter Mildred Angles Marie Osler Peggy Ward Anne Clark and several area residents. Mrs James McCormick Wilkesville visited her sister Mrs C C Wilcox. Mrs William Smith of Columbus visiting Mr and Mrs E E Smith at their daughter Earnest Piper’s home. Rev Harley Boulton Rutland will preach at the Baptist Church Sunday May 30. Sunday School 9 am May 30 at Vinton Memorial Cemetery program by churches. A service flag with 28 stars for armed forces members who attended Sunday School to be dedicated next Sunday morning at the Methodist. Mr and Mrs Harland Woodruff Columbus purchased Clyde Eagle farm. Mrs Bessie Dodril and her children move to Richwood to be with daughter Katherine. Funeral held Monday for Eva Leonard Wood widow of Thurman Wood Eastern Star assisted. burial at Memorial Cemetery.

Betty Jean Mary Nell George Lena Mae Paisley Freda Piper Edith Dodrill Anna Painter Mildred Angles Marie Osler Peggy Ward Anne Clark Mary Walker James L. Clark Verna George Cline Gerlach Mae Evans Everett George James McCormick Wilkesville C. C. Wilcox William Smith Columbus E. E. Smith Earnest Piper Vinton Memorial Cemetery Methodist Harland Woodruff Clyde Eagle Farm Bessie Dodril Richwood Katherine Eva Leonard Wood Thurman Wood Vinton Chapter The Eastern Star Ceme

Ja forces threaten Chungking as Yangtze work intensifies

War Today reports intensified Japanese operations near Ichang on the Yangtze and potential drive toward Chungking the Chinese capital. Officials in Chungking say China is prepared though the strategic Yangtze Gorge region and Ichang’s position offer strong defenses amid fears of lost provinces and vital agricultural resources.

Ichang Yangtze Chungkin Chiang Kale Shek Chungking Chiang Hunan Szechwan Yangtze Gorges

Questions and Answers from a historic quiz section

A selection of Q and A items covering impeachment history joinery versus carpentry aircraft wing aspect ratio rogue's march and global elevation first US postmaster general Benjamin Franklin and Samuel Osgood, plus a note on the Russian Navy in the war with the Black Sea fleet near Novorossiysk.

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