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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1941

Page

4

The Messenger Publishing Co and Ohio News Coverage

Fragmentary OCR shows The Messenger Publishing Co of Athens Ohio with Associated Press affiliation. Indicates subscription rates, advertising details, and classified notices, lacking clear event or person names due to damaged text.

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No Time for Wisecracks on Metal Shortages for Cosmetics

An alleged wit mocked metal shortages that threaten lipstick containers and cosmetics as defense needs divert raw materials and trigger widespread layoffs. The piece warns of civilian hardships, mass defense-related job losses, and looming migration of defense workers amid a calmer, unified response to the national emergency.

Washington

Loyal New Zealand Shows Strong War Service Loyalty

New Zealand with 1,640,901 people has 80,000 in armed services, 138,000 in home defense units, and 95,000 in civil defense. If mirrored in the United States, it would enroll 26,000,000. The country evidences steadfast loyalty amid threats from Germany, Italy, and Japan.

New Zealand Australia Pacific New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Army Navy Air United States America Germany Italy Japan

Joe Louis Cleared by Doctors Then Mocked for Army

The article describes doctors testing Joe Louis for the draft, measuring height and weight and checking teeth eyes hearing blood pressure heart and lungs. They reported he was fit for the Army but the piece mocks the procedure comparing him to boxers like Max Baer Buddy Bear Billy Conn Tony Galento and Lou Nova.

Selective Service Board Joe Louis Max Baer Buddy Beer Billy Conn Tony Galento Lou Nova

Germans invade English with battlefield terms

The piece argues that German war terms have crowded American discourse, noting words like panzer, luftwaffe, and blitzkrieg replace plain English equivalents. It contends these foreign labels add no special meaning beyond simple translations and criticizes their use in menus and speech.

America Panzer Luftwaffe Bir Air Force

Clouds Over Mountain Ranges topic chosen for New Year verse contest

Prince Sanjo notes the emperor selects the poem Clouds Over Mountain Ranges for the New Year verse contest. Ben Smith recalls politicians becoming statesmen in public life. Sinclair Lewis vows to finish his novel after his Broadway financing failed.

Prince Sanjo Ben Smith Pekin, Ill Everett Dirksen Illinois Sinclair Lewis

Raymond Clapper Defends Facts on British Agent Claims

Clapper asserts he never acted as a British agent and explains he registered a contract with the State Department to write for The London Daily Mail. He cites receipts to a London charity and refutes Senator Wheeler and Rep Lambertson's charges as libelous and unfounded.

Wheeler Senate State Department Lambertson Kansas United Feature Syndicate London Daily Mail Lord Mayor's Fund of London London Senator Wheeler United Features Syndicate France Raymond Clapper

Government Publicity Costs In 1941 Revealed By Budget Bureau

The Bureau of the Budget reports 1941 publicity spending totaled 27.77 million dollars across 153 agencies. It shows 2,895 full-time and 31,618 part-time information staff with 8,433.5 man-years of work if done full-time. Major costs included publications 13.75 million, contacts 6.15 million, and other items such as radio, exhibits, motion pictures, and correspondence.

Washington Bureau of the Budget House of Representatives Committee On Appropriations Executive Department Budget Bureau

The Public The Helpful Partner Forum

Forum notes invite signed comments on current events. Writers must include signature. Short letters preferred to fit multiple contributions in each issue.

Prayer and duty in wartime echo in Oregon reader letter

The writer argues religious faith supports national defense while noting George Washington and Abraham Lincoln as religious leaders who faced war. He cites prayers aiding American causes and contrasts earlier devotion with modern crisis, urging resolve against aggression. Portland, Oct. 29.

the Messenger Kyle George Washington Washington France Europe Abraham Lincoln Lincoln

Halloween party honors at Kelley home and birthday surprise

Donna Kelley and Suzanne Dan ford hosted a Halloween party at the Kelley residence on Frank lin Ave with prizes for costumes awarded to Elizabeth Wood Bob Wilson Joan Armstrong Jean Finsterwald and Virginia Beasley. Eugene E Shafer’s six brothers and three sisters joined a surprise masquerade birthday celebration at Bettie Shop hosted by Mrs Shafer. Hon I M Foster of Washington DC attended as a Home-Coming guest in Athens Delphian Society met at the home of Mrs W B Walker 43 Maplewood Drive.

New Lexington Perry State Department of Taxation Pauline Mason A. S. McGonagle J. W. Méloy Reading Township John Park Corning Eleanor Householder Hartley Householder A. S. McGonagile Common Pleas Raymond Harold Tucker Camp Pine New York Clair Butts Crooksville Wesley Chapel Common Pleas Court Clayton Township George L. Orr Thorn Township Minnie Lines New Straitsville Logan Carrie Alyce Destefani John P. Destefani Covington John O. Armstrong Thornville R. D Ina Pipe Fitters Helper Shawnee Dolores Irene Mollenkamp Richard and Ellen Crowe Floyd E. Matthews John F. Nugent Arthur G. Nugent Pike Township Seber Holcomb A. B. Wallace Pleasant Township Harry M Augusta Schottelkork Jessie Fray Ferrara George T Marie Peart Elsworth Glenna Cox George Riddle William and Anna Parrett Somerset Lewis Lane Lewis Pedrosi Ernest R. McCarty Irene Huff William E Iva M. Ludwick Russell Mater Helen Baker Harrison Township Donna Kelley Suzanne Danford Kelley Franklin Ave Elizabeth Wood Bob Wilson Joan Armstrong Jean Finsterwald Virginia Beasley Eugene E. Shafer Bettie Shop I. M. Foster Washington, D. C Athens Delphian Society W. B. Walker Maplewood Drive Millfield Arthur Smith James Merritt Frank McManaway Robert Vargo Rubert Harvey Jack Tinkham Louis Howath James Strausbaugh Charles Jackson Kenneth Brooks Thomas Sisson Jack Vargo Norman Simpkins Bob Bescoe Wilma Merritt Irma Lee Merritt Louise Sisson Leona Love Tressen Adams Lillian Misner G. E. McDaniel Rebecca Tracy Columbus A. T. Triplett J. J. Jones Frank Cunliff Zanesville Vina Lewis Glouster Woodrow Simpson Troy Oscar Simpson Marjorie Mansfield Lancaster F. E. Boudinot Miss Mansfield O. F. Boudinot Roger Williams Dean Woolley Frank Daugherty R. S. Howard O. R. Russell George Russell Newark C. F. Boudinot Elsie Misner Janet Cole Clara Theisen Ruby Simpson Zigmond Kozma West Mill

Halloween Dance Chaperons at Phi Sigma Chi Event

Mr and Mrs Roger J Jones acted as chaperons at a Phi Sigma Chi Halloween dance in Athens. Athens Elks hosted a charity dance to raise funds for the needy with Thanksgiving baskets for Athens' worthy poor. Mrs Ural Westfall visited her mother at Derby. Dr and Mrs J D Haskins hosted a masquerade party at Rock Riffle with Beatrice Marshall a John Hancock High senior attending.

Roger J. Jones Phi Sigma Chi Athens Ural Westfall Derby J. D. Haskins Beatrice Marshall

Longitude on maps keeps degrees equal in representation

A note explains that while one degree of longitude ranges from 69.1 miles at the equator to zero at the poles, flat maps depict all longitudes as the same length, illustrating map projection distortion.

Red Cross First Aid Instructors Course In Washington School

Donald Bischoff will lead an instructors' course in the Washington School music room starting tonight and continuing three hours nightly through Friday.

Gallipolis Donald Bischoff Red Cross Washington School

Murder at Paradise Ends With Gordon’s Self Destruction

Maudie pieces together that Chris Gordon killed Cord and Miss Millie. Gordon, cornered by Maudie and fear of exposure, shoots himself in his office. Denny and I plan a future with Jeanie as Tod Palmer and his bride kiss.

Maudie Gordon Denny Veretti Millie Cord McCool Liza Holmes Chris Gordon Miss Millie Jeanie Ted Liza Ted Palmer Tod

Millfield Social Notes and Halloween gatherings

Mrs. Arthur Smith hosted a Halloween masquerade for local youth with seasonable refreshments. Friends and relatives from Millfield and nearby towns attended multiple visits, family events, a barn and house building update, a Halloween euchre party, a birthday celebration for Mrs. Wemmer, and community notices including D P Lodge activities and Methodist Ladies Aid plans.

Food for Institutions Received at Grace Church

Offerings of canned and preserved foods were received at Grace Methodist Church for consignment to hospitals, schools and other Grace Church institutions in the state. The response is reported generous.

Gallipolis Grace Methodist Church

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