Newspaper Advertising Rates and Associations
The notice lists membership in press associations and the Associated Press rights. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and in Athens and surrounding counties, with annual, semiannual, and weekly costs. It notes second class matter status and advertising rate inquiries, including obituaries and cards of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Andlington
Werner
John W. Gullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Inflation politics and price control amid inflationary pressure
An editorial argues that Congress will bluff on inflation controls as elections approach. It suggests lawmakers fear voter blocs and labor influence, while farm price parity and wage ceilings face veto threats. It warns the public remains unaware of inflation's trajectory and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Washington
We Are Learning Hope Against Hitler’s World Order
The piece argues that defeat of Nazi aims requires a hope for a better world beyond old brutal orders. It calls for social responsibility across scientists professionals labor and business, and for new government–industry–labor relationships to arise. It stresses learning and adapting as the path to hope and survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Oil wealth transforms Venezuela from huts to highways
A publication praising Venezuela's oil industry notes mutual profits with foreign companies, citing transport advances and higher living standards. Senator Hiram Johnson warns against war while stressing California’s neutrality debate, and Floyd B. Odlum links cooperation to production and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
California
Hiram Johnson
Sheridan Downey
Senate
Clapper Critiques Tokyo as War Threat Grows
The article reports Raymond Clapper’s commentary on Japan during wartime talks with Saburo Kurusu. It details Tokyo’s wartime mobilization, economic isolation from the United States Britain and the Dutch East Indies, factory shutdowns, and critical food and fuel shortages as Western blockades bite Japan hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Saburo Kurusu
Pacific
Tokio
Axis
China
Japan
United States
Far East
Hitler
Italy
British
Dutch East Indies
Thhe Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce
India
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Peter Edson Reviews Washington Scene
A detailed look at the Long Lines Telephone Workers dispute with American Telephone and Telegraph and the wide potential effects of a possible strike. The piece outlines Bell System structure, union presence, wage history, and the complexity of national labor tensions amid a looming deadline. Sidney Hillman is cited as associating OPM director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Long Lines Telephone
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Army
Navy
Bell System
Bell
Long Lines Department
Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers
FLLTW
A. F. of L
C. I. QO
National Federation of Telephone Workers
National Federation
Bishopville Personal and Social Notes
Mrs Cora Householder and family hosted guests including Walter Parks and his son Walter Lee from Jacksonville. J M McDonald family hosted visits from Mrs Harry Taylor Ferndale and others. Dean Watkins has returned from Army discharge to work in Akron. Harley Kittle moves into former Ralph McMullin property after repairs. Sharma Kirkbride returns to Zanesville. Other local visits noted with the McDonald household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishopville
Cora Householder
Walter Parks
Walter Lee
Jacksonville
Charles Milhoan
J. M. McDonald
Millertown
Dean Watkins
J. M. Watkins
U. S. Army
Akron
Harry Taylor
Ferndale
Victor Norris
Jean, Glouster
Harley Kittle
Ralph McMullin
Miss Sharma Kirkbride
Zanesville
Ernest Kirkbride
Don Withem
Jo. Glouster
Jane Radcliffe
Albany
Jackson’s Eistedd fod closes with chorus winners named
The tenth annual Eistedd fod concluded Friday night with final session focus on male and mixed chorus contests. Jackson won first in male chorus, Ohio State University took second. a $500 mixed chorus prize went to Ohio State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Torchbearers poem on Channel crossers by boys in canoes
The Torchbearers column prints a poem praising French schoolboys and young volunteers who crossed the English Channel in canoes to reach England. The verse lauds their courage, likening them to free forces and calling Freedom the brightest torch. Submitted by Bessie M. Gorslene with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
Lottridge Briefs Highlight Local Family Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kincade and son Raymond visited near Clarks Chapel with the Lawrences on Sunday. Minnie Leafler and family joined in Thursday to Saturday at the Lawrence home. McGomery of Logan and T. C. Kincade of South Cenaan also spent Thursday evening with the Lawrences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottridge
Martin Kincade
Raymond
Near Clarks Chapel
Frank Lawrence
Minnie Leafler
Harley Bobo
McGomery
Logan
T. C. Kincade
South Cenaan
Racine Social And Personal News Roundup
Local residents and relatives are visiting and traveling across towns with updates on moves, illnesses, hospitalizations, substitutes, and family visits. Notable items include Dr. Kessler moving to Coolville, Miss Mattie Hayman visiting Apple Grove, and Frank Sayre's prolonged illness. the note closes with a French etymology about Baton Rouge.
Pete Laird and Anne Humphreys face shifting loyalties
In this serialized tale star footballer Pete Laird drifts from his college sweetheart Anne Humphreys after meeting Stephanie Stevens. George Landers, Laird’s team captain and friend, confesses love to Anne during a moonlit island walk, while Anne struggles with her feelings as Pete’s behavior unsettles campus life. The chapter ends with Anne asking to go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Laird
State
California
Hollywood
Stephanie Stevens
Pete
Anne Humphreys
Stephanie
Larry Winship
Anne
Chicago
George Landers
Landers
George
Dinty
Northwestern
Jenny
Dugan
Phil
Laird
O. K
Pat
Sheridan
Lester
Stevens Dame
Dell
Oak Grove Social Briefs Recap of community events
Local residents hosted gatherings including a chicken dinner honoring a granddaughter’s birthday. Attendees included families from Columbus and Athens. Voter turnout in Kimberly precinct reached about three quarters at York Grange Hall. Fire department responded to a small blaze at Jolly Filling Station from wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
George Thornton
Garnett
Earl Conway
Columbus
George Rythers
Cora
Mary
Athens
Kimberly
York Grange Hall
Nellie Cagg
Abe Pickett
Jane Pickett
Clint Smart
Barberton
Elmer Davis
Jessie Cagg
Fort Knox
Vernon Cagg
Donna
Betty Brown
Carbondale
Edith Hartman
Verna Wachenschwanz
Nelsonville
Jolly
Bashan Social and Personal News Recap
Bashan Ladies Aid met at Mrs. A H Bailey's home. Mrs. Paul Orr visited her parents in Belpre. Roland Torrence and family along with Ray Smalley visited A D Tuttle. Junior Sorden hosted a birthday party. Mrs. H V Tucker entered Gallipolis hospital. Roma White moved to the Arthur Orr farm. Mrs. Arthur Orr learned her uncle Albert Theiss had died in Hartford W Va. Several couples shared visits and weekend activities around Orr, Frederick, Burr, and Trussell households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Cross
John Clark
Okey Sayre
Ashton
Lineville
Frank Sayre
Sayre
Asa Kestle
Portsmouth
Walter B. McCarley
Ruth Tucker
Holzer Hospital
Ben Philson
Tucker
John Proffitt
Portland
St. Joseph Hospital
Parkersburg
Curtis- Daniels
Paul Manuel
Chlorus Grimm
Letart
Paul Theiss
Marjorie
Roger
Coraopolis
Theiss
Charles Wilcoxen
Lucille Teaford
Columbus
Delbert Teaford
Walter Stewart
Mr. Harpold
H. H. Harpold
Chester
W. Va
Bashan — Ladies Aid Society
A. H. Bailey
Paul Orr
Morehead
Belpre
Roland Torrence
Ray Smalley
A. D. Tuttle
Junior Sorden
H. V. Tucker
Gallipolis Hospital
Roma White
Arthur Orr
Albert Theiss
Hartford
J. C. McKay
Clint Orr
Alta Frederick
Frederick
Oatis Frederick
Henry Frederick
Henry Burr
Milton
Pomeroy
Stanley Trussell
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Ohio Mewspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
Floyd B. Odlum
OPM
Raymond Clapper
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Sidney Hillman
Athens Grange
John Hope
Phil Briley
Athens Junior High School
Charles Leaders
Bob Coe
Beth Cable
Athens High School
Bill Kircher
Marian Danford
A. A. Nellis
William Jennings Bryan
The
Messenger
F. A. Lavelle
K. T. Crossen Post
American Legion
Legion
Church of the Good Shepherd
Mildred Banks
Walter Miller
Irma FE. Voigt
Ohio University
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Poet's Corner
Norway
Spain
Bessie M. Gorslene
Lottridge Briefs
Racine
Canada
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
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NEA Service, Inc
Oak Grove Social Briefs
Bashan
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