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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1940
Page
4
Athens County must publish delinquent tax list to curb relief costs
The Messenger argues for mandatory publication of delinquent tax lists and forced collection to reduce relief burden. It criticizes repeated borrowing, praises past installment options, and warns that without collecting back taxes Athens County will deepen indebtedness and lose funds from federal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens Messenger page four notices and rates
Local newspaper page four lists publication details for The Athens Messenger including staff roles and association memberships. It also outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail, with weekly and annual options and pricing in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
En Tork
Detroit
Athens
Port
Pan Iit Ey Eis
Genea
Louisiana Gains After Long Machine Era
The article notes a press led shift in Louisiana after Huey Long era rule. It says reformers toppled the Long machine, reducing state employees and agencies, expanding school funding and relief, and reforming courts and procurement to serve the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Louisiana
Treasury
Huey Long
Long
Nazi ties and beryllium case stir Senate probes
Dr. Ferdinand A. Kertess, central to the Dies Committee exposure of Nazi activities in the United States, testified before the TNEC on May 8, 1939. He had sent a “war” cable to Germany four days earlier and joined the American Fellowship Forum, a Nazi propaganda group, while seeking exclusive German control over beryllium research. The DOJ builds material for a Wheeler Resolution inquiry into German American industrial ties and price restricting patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dies Committee
United States
Ferdinand A. Kertess
TNEC
Kertess
American Fellowship Forum
Dr. Kertess
Germany
Department of Justice
Senate
France
Washington Scene Braces for Johnson Act Battle in Congress
Bruce Catton surveys the politics around repealing or amending the Johnson Act to permit U S loans to Great Britain. Senator Hiram Johnson and Senator Gerald Nye express firm isolationist opposition and expectations of a public, straight out fight, while Senator Claude Pepper may lead the repeal supporters. The William Allen White committee weighs neutrality-revision options as press vigilance increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Great Britain
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
Senate
Gerald Nye
North Dakota
Nye
Claude Pepper
Florida
William Allen White
House
Livingston Hartley
Britain
Public Warned By CAA Not To Ride With Student Pilots
Washington issued a public warning through the Civil Aeronautics Board urging the public not to ride with student pilots. The board cited high accident risk and potential license revocation for student pilots who carry passengers, stressing to verify pilot certificates and avoid unauthorized flights. Local Athens operators praised safety emphasis and noted strict field rules and ongoing student training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Athens
CAA
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
You Can't Change God Poem by Annie McIntyre Bartoe
A reader poem by Mrs Annie McIntyre Bartoe from Nelsonville Ohio protests changes to nations and powers, warning that God remains just and will judge. The verse ends with a call to accountability for those who wield power and greed. The contributor signs with name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Annie McIntyre Bartoe
Nelsonville
Ohio
Amesville reminiscences by Charles E Sellars
The speaker recalls childhood days in Amesville and nearby landscapes described in nostalgic verse. He promises guidance from old timers to illuminate dim starlight memories, noting hills woodlands and landmarks that sparked roaming and play as children. Glouster Ohio.
Miller Rites Held at Torch
Funeral services for Thomas Miller were held at the Methodist Church with Rev. E. B. Dean officiating. Burial followed in the local cemetery. A column notes visitors and Thanksgiving gatherings from Torch and nearby towns, plus that fruit growers shipped forty seven car loads of apples from Torch and Little Hocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Miller
St. Joseph's Hospital
Methodist Church
E. B. Dean
Alice, Coleman
Washington, D. C
Fanny Dewees
Lowell Scarlett
Ohio University
Denver
Estell Ann
N. Q. Day
Ona Russell
Beatrice Misner
Parkersburg
Floyd Richards
Lima
Ada
Freda
Mary Gillilan
Fred Gillilan
O. J. Bowermaster
Nelda
Huntington
W. Va
James Criss
Ira Barrows
George Brooks
Rosemary
Coolville
Leo Johnson
Lee Buckley
Jessie Founds
R. D
Thelma Baker
Goldie Gladwell
Rex Anderson
Billie
Dean Davis
Belpre
Mont
Stanley Gilligan
F. D. Shaffer
Reedsville
Victor Russell
Floyd Russell
Delaware
Athens
Washington Counties
Torch
Church Women Council Set for Wednesday Meeting
The County Council of Church Women will meet Wednesday at the Middleport Presbyterian Church. A luncheon starts at 1 PM. Miss Gifford of Carbondale will be the guest speaker. all church women are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
County Council of Church Women
Middleport Presbyterian Church
C. E. W. Downie
Dancing in the Skies with Miss Bailey at Pueblo
Dr. Woodrow Wesley York, a young Pueblo University professor, is drawn into an unexpected flirtation with student Ronica Bailey. She propels him into a joyride and a dance invitation, shattering his caution as he wrestles with new feelings and social boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wesley York
Dr. York
Miss Bailey
Ronica
Ronica Bailey
Pueblo University
Wesley
Wes
Wes York
Guis
Hockingport Personal And Social Roundup
Walter McClaren, employed in Athens, visited his parents over Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Joe Baily hosted Thanksgiving guests including daughter and family Mrs Frank Russell of Torch, O. Ganett Marie, and Cinecil Rockhold’s ill daughter. Orville Bowens and Nelda of Huntington visited Floyd Cain. Paul and Cencil Wheaton of Parkersburg visited their mother Mrs Clyde Wheaton. Bob Smith of Coalville, working in Charleston, called on C W Medley and O M Medley. Mary Bell Kelly, daughter of Mrs William Kelly, improves from illness. Russell Baily and daughter Cynthia visited Mrs Baily’s parents, C A Cowdery and wife. Women’s Christian Association of Hockingport will meet with Miss Ora Randolph on Wednesday, Nov 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Cain
Paul Wheaton
Cencil Wheaton
Parkersburg
Clyde Wheaton
Bob Smith
Coalville
Charleston
C. W. Medley
O. M. Medley
Mary Bell Kelly
William Kelly
Russell Baily
Cynthia
Alfred News Notes Sees Local Travels and Fire Damage
Alfred area residents report Thanksgiving visits among relatives from Colby Kansas to Parkersburg West Virginia. Hayward Miller Swartz and Connelly families travel for holiday gatherings. Dana Swartz’s home sustains fire damage from a defective flue. Ohio Fuel Gas Co moves an oil drilling rig on Guy Dean farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Fran Hayward
Alfa Miller
Colby
Kan
Wheeling
W. Va
Hollis Hayward
V. L. Shumway
Dana Swartz
Jim Swartz
Kimes
Parkersburg
Guy
Nin Dean
Ruth Atherton
Athens
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Guy Dean
Sarah Virginia Connelly
Homer Connelly
Hobart Swartz
John Koehler
Walter Tuttle
Clay
Vesta Bentz
East Liverpool
Derrey
Akron
Lighting for Child Rooms Emphasizes Safe Reading
Special care is urged in room lighting for children who read and play. Childhood is labeled a dangerous eye age, and serious vision defects may stem from inadequate or uneven lighting.
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