Subscription Rates and notices in Athens Ohio News
A, the local newspaper lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for Ohio residents and distant locations. It notes rates for 1 year, 6 months, 3 months, and 5 weeks, with overseas mail handled by John W. Cullen Company and requires a letter of request for overseas subscriptions.
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Ohio
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Soviet Franco Attack Is Labeled Hypocrisy in UN Rows
Sumner Welles spoke openly in the United Nations denouncing both Tito Yugoslavia and Franco Spain as undemocratic puppets. The piece condemns Molotov Stalin Wallace and calls for honest discourse, arguing Franco, though vilified, may be less malignant than Soviet aligned regimes.
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Sumner Welles
Assembly of the United Nations
Tito
Yugoslavia
Franco
Spain
Soviet
Russia
Soviet Republic
Soviet Russia
Molotov
Stalin
Henry Wallace
Lincoln Brigade
UN Assembly
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
Madison Square Garden
United States
Bernard Baruch
CIO
Warren Austin
Wallace and Molotov
Mr. Byrnes
Hitler
Goering
Ribbentrop
Bulgaria
Poland
Romania
Kremlin
Public Forum critiques New Deal liberalism and birth control debate
A reader argues the New Deal eroded liberty and warns against government overreach while urging Americans to reclaim democratic restraint. The letter continues with Leonard Tucker of Athens defending birth control and eugenics as futile until earthly population goals are met, urging moral fortitude.
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Germany
Adam
Eve
Eden
Leonard Tucker
Athens
Sensible path to tax relief and expense cuts debated
The piece argues for reducing federal expenses alongside tax cuts. It cites Senator Taft estimating 11 billion could be trimmed and Senator Capehart proposing 700,000 payroll cuts, urging continual economies. It criticizes double taxation on corporate profits and suggests firing tax office staff as a starting point.
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Taft
Capehart
Indiana
Internal Revenue Department
Taft budget cut talk clashes with fiscal balance
The piece argues for balancing the budget and strengthening national defense before pursuing tax cuts. It cautions against pursuing popularity through large debt and warns against weakening foreign policy and security while promising substantial budget reductions and tax relief.
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Sen
Robert Taft
Republican Party
Editorial Warns Strikes as National Menace and Roots of Turmoil
The International Teamster warns that strikes threaten national stability and labor ruin unless curtailed. It cites wildcat, jurisdictional, and political strikes, notes New York trucking and parcel seizures, and predicts miners may strike if John L Lewis markup is unmet, reflecting a public mood after Election Day.
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International Teamster
AFL Teamsters Union
International Union
AFL
New York City
Teamsters International
John L. Lewis
Public wrath over strikes could shape labor politics
The piece warns that a broad strike movement may provoke strong public backlash and prompt Congress to ramp up labor law penalties. It cites potential coal strike consequences, urges labor leaders like Mr. Lewis to reconsider, and suggests a surplus of labor rather than a scarcity of goods as a possible cause.
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New Deal
Washington
Jefferson
Ben Franklin
Charles B. Timmons
Middletown
Price Ceiling Across Merchandise and Services
Even without OPA control, a price ceiling applies to every item. It represents the highest price a substantial number of consumers will pay.
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OPA
Arnall to Receive Jefferson Memorial Award in New Orleans
Peter Edson reports Arnall, Georgia's retiring governor, will be given a Jefferson memorial award at a winter conference in New Orleans. The plan is for Alabama’s Gov. Jim Folsom to present it, with Dr. Clark Foreman and reform groups backing Arnall’s liberal program.
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Washington
New Orleans
Thomas Jefferson
South
Ellis Gibbs Arnall
Georgia
Alabama
Big Jim Folsom
Clark Foreman
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
Men Day Observances and Community Gatherings in Corning
Corning reports the United Brethren Church observing the 16th Men’s Day with programs led by Edward Ferguson and others. The Armistice Day events at the high school featured the Corning Public School Band and Girl Scout performances, while the Philos Class planned a December bazaar to fund Band Boosters.
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Jesus
Charles Woodruff
Otis Dunlap
United Brethren Church
Philos
Martha Young
Corning
Rodney E. Hearing
Bertha Ferguson
Bernite
Mona June Eickel
Oswald the Horse
Becky Hartley
Roslee Fuces
Phyllis Kirkbrite
Ruth Latta
Katie Hardy
Mae Rodgers
Alice Brown
Community Notes From Dundas Healings and Visits
Mrs Mildred Saultz was injured waiting for a bus when a fast passing truck reportedly lost a wheel and struck her. She was taken to Wellston for treatment and returned home in the Simons Ambulance. Other items note illnesses and weekend visits among local families and residents.
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Dundas
Mildred Saultz
Karns Family Visits and Illness Reported in Columbus
Velma Karns spent a weekend with sister Coral Hewitt in Columbus and Velma’s sister Flora Hoskins is reported in serious condition at University Hospital. Mentioned also are visits by Phil Karns Arthur Hoskins in Jackson and local hauling work by Charles McManus Cleo Harper.
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Creola
Velma Karns
Coral Hewitt
Columbus
George Karns
Flora Hoskins
University Hospital, Columbus
Gabon
Tom Ellis
Phil Karns
Arthur Hoskins
Jackson
Charles McManus
Cleo Harper
Clem Inboden
McArthur
Philip Karns
Jimmie Henslee
Roger
Local residents visit relatives and move notices set
Broadwell and nearby families visit relatives in Cocilville Logan Zanesville and Athens. Wilfred White moved his family into Gladys Priest's property. Frank James and son Oscar visited in Zanesville on October 28.
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Earl Young
Sandusky
Joe Young
Wilfred White
Gladys Priest
Frank James
Oscar
Zanesville
Mother of Freedom to be featured in Cavalcade of America
NBC plans the Dec 2 Cavalcade of America broadcast titled Mother of Freedom drawn from Kent Cooper's Anna Zenger biography. Adapted by Philip Lewis, casting is not yet announced. Sunday Forums cover wage policy and labor questions on CBS NBC and Chicago Roundtable.
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New York
Cavalcade of America
NBC
Kent Cooper
Anna Zenger
America
Philip Lewis
CBS
Pacific Islands
America United
Chicago
Surprise birth day party honors Mrs Plants on 90th
A surprise birthday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Delbert Underwood honored Mrs T H Plants on her 90th birthday. Attendees included numerous Plants family members and friends from Newark Huntington Columbus and Columbus area. Mrs Plants plans to live with her daughter Mrs Delbert Underwood after the celebration.
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Creata Romine
Raymond Adams
Delbert Underwood
Gerald Juniper
Doris Underwood
Sam McKinney
James McKinney
G. H. Duff
Russell Harter
Virgil Plants
Newark
Joe Hager
Huntington
G W. McKinney
Plants
Alberta Reynolds
Columbus
L. J. Reynolds
Clarence Adams
Evergreen
Curt Swisher
E. O. Yeanger
Alvin Rife
Middleport
Wilbur Ward, Jr
Wilbur Ward
Jim Grover
Glouster
Memorial Unveiled in Hartford Honors World War Dead
Hartford residents gathered Monday for the unveiling of a new World War memorial by the Smith-Capehart American Legion Post and Pearl Nickelson. Names inscribed include Glenn Goodnite William McKnight Jerry Daily and John Woolly. A youth group fundraiser and church activities followed, with multiple local residents noted in attendance.
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Hartford
Smith-Capehart
Pearl Nickelson
W. L. Gearhart
Mason-Clifton
Ima Goodnite
Glenn Goodnite
Annette Johnson
Mary M. Beard
Karen and
Lasen Hall
Kathleen Juhling
Helen Marie Hudson
Helen Worth
Rupert Howard
Clyde Beard
Bobby
Babe Hall
Jimmy Juhling
W.T. Stone
Huntington
Fred Batey
New Haven
Mae Rhoades
Point Pleasant
Elmer Craig
Franch Cheseter
Hoe
M. Filson
James McComb
George Turnbull
Virgil Hudson
Eugene
Grafton
Marciane Delon Kimes
Dayton
Ohio
J. M. Crump
American Legion
Renita Fran
Rowland Gibbs
Fairview
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