The Messenger Publishing Co. Notices and Rates
Publication details for The Messenger Publishing Co with Gordon K. Bush as publisher, listing frequencies and editions. Subscription rates by carrier and mail for Ohio residents, overseas service guidance, and postal classifications. Includes Associated Press rights and national representation locations.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Maine
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Railroads Face Boom and Squeeze as Costs Rise
The railroads run at record traffic levels yet face steep cost increases. Wages payroll taxes and supplies push operating expenses higher, making runs 50 percent costlier than 1939 while rates stay largely steady. ICC action is urged to stabilize rates and support essential improvements.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Times
ICC
Congress
Public health reform push risks catastrophe says opposition
The article argues against the Wagner Murray Dingell bill claiming a $5 billion annual bureaucracy is unnecessary. It endorses state and local administration of grants for medical care for the needy and highlights voluntary prepaid plans as successful. It asserts private and community efforts improve health and cautions against politicizing medicine.
Fire Prevention Week Ends With Borough Hall Fire
A New Jersey town wraps Fire Prevention Week with a parade and meeting before Borough Hall is destroyed by fire. The blaze, blamed on smoldering debris, destroyed the police radio and alarm system and hindered early response due to low water pressure. The incident echoes larger urban fires and underscores ongoing need for daily prevention.
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New Jersey
Borough Hall
Berkeley
Chicago
San Francisco
Baltimore
Labor unions defy court order amid coal strike crisis
In a sharp national critique, AFL and CIO leaders are accused of threatening government authority by opposing a court order against the miners union. The piece argues such defiance endangers the Wagner Act and anti injunction laws, warns of public anger, and predicts new legislation in the next Congress.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
CIO
United States
William Green
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Republican Party
Miners’ Union
Green
Congress
AFL
Girdle Rationing Tale From the Washington Letters
Peter Edson recaps how the Office of Price Administration considered rationing two way stretch girdles during wartime shortages. A chain of officials debated feasibility and jurisdiction, producing a cautious memo that halted the plan and left girdle rationing unacted.
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Washington
OPA
War Production Board
Cli Villian
C. C.cliff Hill
Don Nelson
Cliff
Patterson H. French
French
William A. Molster
Molster
WPB
Writers Seeks Refuge For Arts Colony Near Logan
In a tongue in cheek exchange over a proposed 500 acre arts colony near Logan at the edge of Hocking State Park, writers musicians and artists would live in cabins and dine communally. The plan aims to foster creativity in quiet scenic surroundings while critics warn about the practicality of attracting high brow talent and musicians to a remote site.
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Nelsonville
Hell
Alexandria
Wis
O. P
Hocking State Park
Logan
Jack
Rites Held For Edward R Sharp In Point Pleasant Area
Last rites for Edward R Sharp 80 who died Thursday night at Huntington Hospital were conducted Sunday afternoon from Moores Chapel near Ashton He lived in Ashton and is survived by son James J Sharp of Huntington brother Will Sharp and sister Mrs Jennie Sturgeon both of Ashton
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Point Pleasant
Edward R. Sharp
Huntington
Moore's Chapel
Ashton
James J. Sharp
Will Sharp
Jennie Sturgeon
Child Taken To Hospital After Acute Appendicitis
The 12 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C D Shamblin of Old Town Farm was brought to Holzer Hospital last night suffering from acute appendicitis by Ryanes ambulance.
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Point Pleasant
C. D. Shamblin
Old Town Farm
Holzer Hospital
Ryanes
Association Of Teachers Set November Meeting In Mason County
Mrs Mil dred Bumgardner president of Mason County classroom teachers association announces the November meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Ordnance School 28th St The program includes invocation a violin solo by Rudolph Rogers an address by Miss Corma Mowery of Harrison County association and a business period Separate upper grades and principals meetings will feature discussions on what teachers owe colleagues parents pupils and principals led by Ruth Rogers Leon Putz Rev Holly Shamblin Martha Filson and C H Withers
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Point Pleasant
Mildred Bumgardner
Classroom Teachers Association of
Mason County
Ordnance School
Rudolph Rogers
Corma Mowery
Harrison County Classroom Teachers Association
Clarksburg
Eunice Beller
Mildred Chapman
Ruth Rogers
Leon Putz
Holly 0. Shamblin
Mertha Filson
C. H. Withers
Army Navy Game Broadcast To Air On NBC From Philadelphia
Radio highlights note the Army Navy football classic will be shown coast to coast on NBC with a 1 15 p m start in Philadelphia CBS and MBS will cover Notre Dame vs Southern California in South Bend Indiana The schedule lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs with various shows and dramas across the evening.
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New York
Philadelphia
NBC
CBS
MBS
Notre Dame
Southern California
South Bend
Ind
Birth marks and fetal deformities in medical view
Dr William A O Brien explains that birth defects arise from illness during pregnancy and natural causes. He debunks myths such as the strawberry mark and maternal impressions while noting miscarriage pruning by nature and the role of blood incompatibility transfusions.
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Bureau of Health Education
American Medical Association
Goodwill Industries sparks hope in Columbus and Pomeroy
In Middleport column the author profiles Goodwill Industries, led by Rev. Charles W. Graham, aiding about 75 disabled Columbus residents with salvaged goods and local jobs. The piece also covers the 56th Ohio Welfare conference, blind musicians Gerald Hoffner and James Risch, and a Pomeroy Middleport Thanksgiving football rivalry.
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Ohio Welfare Conference
Columbus
Gerald Hoffner
Pomeroy
James Risch
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Division of Social Administration
State Welfare Department
Gerald
Meigs County
Rehabilitation Services
Zanesville
Cincinnati Conservatory
Federated Church
The
Conservatory
WSCS Bazaar Prep Adds Quilting to Holiday Plans
The WSCS met in the school hall on Saturday to quilt and arrange for the December 4 bazaar. A potluck meal was served at noon as Pvt. Ben Lowden visits home before plans to travel to California and the Pacific. Marjorie Wells and Clifford Newtun wed at Pompeyro last week. Virgil Roush and family stayed with relatives in Cincinnati. Charles Hensley and Linnie Swan attended Belpre OES officers installation Tuesday.
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WSCS
Ben Lowden
California
Pacific
Marjorie
R. O. Wells
Clifford Newtun
Pomeroy
Virgil Roush
Lewis White
Cincinnati
Charles Hensley
Linnie Swan
Belpre
OES
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Remington
Hocking
Clarence Blosser
R. B. Williams
Phil Faine
Jim Wells
Child
By Galbraith
NEA Service. Inc
T. M. Reg. U. S. Pat
George
Association of Teachers
Jean Hersholt
Howard Barlow
Goodman and Borge
Bob Hawk
Anne Seymour
Greer Garson
Mrs. Parkington
Boris Karloff
ABC
William A. O'Brien
By Francis H. Klein
Middleport
Goodwill Industries, Inc
Goodwill Industries
Methodist Church
Charles W. Graham
Heath Methodist Church
Graham
George Morey Evans
Drew Theological Seminary
Evans
N. 6Th St
McKinley Ave
E. Main St
Mt. Vernon Ave
Wallace Russell
Nomeroys Middleport
Pittsburgh
Louis Bromfield
Pleasant Valley
Aproach
Pomeroy-Mason Ridge
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