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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1939

Page

4

Advertising Rates and Subscriptions Listed

National Representatives John W Cullen Company Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland Advertising rates on at Home or Foreign offices Nominal charge for obituary card of thanks etc Subscription Rates By Carrier 15¢ a week Mail subscription rates in advance in Athens Gallia Hocking M Morgen Vinton and Wwon Counties One Year 4.50 Six Months 50 Ten Weeks 61.00 One Week 15c Extra postage rates in other zones on application

John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland Athens Gallia Hocking M . Morgen Vinton Wwon

Garner Campaign Moves Quietly Toward 1940 Showdown

In Dallas Garner campaign managers plan a silent push to place Garner before the 1939 convention. Texas leader E B Germany says Garner will run to confront Roosevelt while Sam Rayburn leads the convention fight and James A Farley coordinates relations with the party. The strategy centers on staying out of the limelight while building state by state support and a poised, “silent” candidacy.

Washington Uvalde Garner Roosevelt E. B. Germany Texas Democratic Executive Committee Dallas Sam Rayburn Texas House of Representatives Ander James A. Farley Paul McNutt Mr. Farley McNutt Indiana Hull Tennessee Germany Mr. Garner

Time to rethink neutrality policy reshapes U S posture

The piece argues the United States should maintain export sales to all buyers, rejects the notion of a war party, and warns against reacting to propaganda. It recalls 1917 lessons, urges careful policy considering war length, and stresses sea power as a safeguard for national safety.

United States Washington Hitler Maginot Line France Channel Germany Europe Versailles Britain Pacific Japan Great Britain

Bruce Catton Surveys Washington Scene

Washington observers compare textile industry labor dispute solutions to auto plant stoppages. The Division of Conciliation of the U S Department of Labor uses government technical staff to study operation speed, compare with other mills, and propose adjustments that satisfy both labor and management.

Washington Chrysler Division of Conciliation U. S. Department of Labor

Wallace Defends Call for Roosevelt Third Term

Secretary Henry A. Wallace says he does not apologize for urging a third term for President Roosevelt. He argues his wish to remain in office for another four years should be accepted as support rather than fault.

Henry A. Wallace Mr. Roosevelt

Passage on freedom and defense against brigand powers

A fragment reflecting a belief that liberty depends on a strong defense behind a bulwark and that security can be achieved without fighting in Europe. The note cites safeguarding free institutions as the purpose.

Europe Chicago Daily News

Answers from the Messenger Bureau on spelling and government policy

The Messenger Bureau answers reader questions on British versus American spelling, parcel post etiquette, gold reserves in the U.S. Treasury, eligibility for civil service exams for discharged service members, the origin of Thanksgiving Day, and grammar with a concise, period‑tone Q and A format.

Public Forum Letters Guidance for Readers and Writers

The column invites reader comments on current events and requires signatures to appear with each contribution. Letters should be concise to fit multiple items per day, encouraging timely civic dialogue.

Cooperation urged on alcohol licensees in Dover Township

Editor letter praises Dover Township liquor permit holders for voluntary regulation and moral conduct on election day except one merchant who refused to close. The writer urges broader cooperation and notes Athens County citizens should support these efforts amid pending regulations and taxpayer burdens.

the Messenger Dover Township Athens County

Social notes from Point Rock and area visits

Mrs Emma Wilson and family from White Hall visited Mr and Mrs Howard Bolton. J M Bolton of Orient vacationed with his son and family. Mrs Mattie Morris traveled to Aurora Indiana to visit her convalescing son G L Morris. Ray Halliday and mother Ellen Litle visited Rev H C Litle and family at Ironton. Fern Radcliffe Lauren Hoffman and son Owen hunted pheasants at Jake Howser’s in Union County. Ed Harvey and Emmet Harvey visited Lloyd Harvey inSheltering Arms Hospital after a mine injury. his wife was also hospitalized after an auto wreck. G A Radekin and Estella Radekin went to Romeroy on business. W M and D V Morris visited Athens on business. Owen Kennedy also went to Athens.

Point Rock Emma Wilson Octa Caster Lawrence Fern Caster White Hall Howard Bolton J. M. Bolton Orient Mattie Morris Aurora Ind G. L. Morris Ray Halliday Ellen Litle H. C. Litle Ironton Fern Radcliffe Lauren Hoffman Owen Jake Howser Lloyd Harvey G. A. Radekin Estella Radekin Pomeroy W. M D. V. Morris Athens Owen Kennedy

Public school penny shows draw disapproval

Norma Brandeberry of Coolville criticizes school fund raising in Ath ens County. She argues children without pennies should still attend shows during school hours to prevent humiliation and potential petty theft, urging equal access for all students.

Athens County Norma Brandeberry Coolville

Poets Corner Plea Against War by Laura B Foster

Poem laments brutal war urging reconsideration of bloodshed and calls for a higher universal plan. Speaker Laura B Foster appeals for mankind to reject slaughter and seek constructive, peaceful purpose.

Laura B. Foster

Tech stars gain unexpected job for Dan Webber after big game

After Pitt game drama Dan Webber learns Acme Pottery now part of Johnson Industries offers him a top ceramic engineering position. Joan Johnson and her father boisterously reveal the deal at the Regent hotel as Dan wrestles with the idea of earning his own way.

Joan Johnson Tech Keith Rhodes Dan Webber Keith Pitt Panthers Rhodes Dan Joan Acme Pottery Company J. G I. G Acme Pottery Products J. G. Johnson Industries, Inc Pop

Quinsy and Tonsil Abscess Care Guidelines

The article explains quinsy as a tonsil surrounding abscess with uvula and soft palate swelling. It warns against early tonsil removal during an abscess, favors prompt drainage by a doctor, and advises definitive tonsil removal after healing to prevent recurrence.

Hockingport Social Notes Roundup

Hockingport residents share visits and travels with Marietta Athens Parkersburg and Columbus. Mrs Jane McLaren and Mr James McLaren spent Friday in Marietta while Edith Humphrey joined in a Pomeroy gathering. The guild met at Ora Randolph's home and several locals attended a Lubek horse sale.

Hockingport James W. McLaren Marietta Lewis Humphrey Garden Club Reedsville Dorothy Biddle Athens F. M. Medley Sardis FE. L. Davidson Parkersburg Edith Humphrey Theodore Reed Pomeroy Reed William Hobart Cleveland Russel Bailey Coolville Charley Cowdrey Stewart Farm Hall J. W. McLaren Columbus B. O. Robinson Lubek W. H. Lyons

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Raymond Clapper Bruce Catton The Messenger 13Th Street Washington, D. C Messenger Bureau United States Treasury Army Navy U. S. Civil Service Lincoln the Public Forum J. M. Kildow Point Rock Brief Social By Galbraith Gopr NEA Service Santa Claus Poet's Corner Joan OF Arkansas Jerry Broadfield Hotel Regent Regent Johnson Suite J G Pops Joan Fierce Mr. Johnson Hendricks Ceramic Engineering Dearenes Acme Webber DR. Morris Fishbein
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