Athens Messenger publication and rates notice 1826
The Athens Messenger announces publishing details for 1826 with staff names and rates. It lists subscription costs by carrier and mail, international offices, and classified notice terms. The item notes second class matter status and references the Associated Press privileges.
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Athens Messenger
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Allied offensive nears as war aims widen in 1943 outlook
The article argues in the second anniversary of Pearl Harbor that Allied forces are closing in on the Axis in multiple theaters. It cites growing Allied air power and Russian counteroffensive, predicting a December 7 recall of Japanese infamy and a collapsing Nazi Nipponese axis before a world war-wide push in 1945.
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Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
China Sea
Russia
Italy
Germany
Tokyo
Hamburg
Berlin
New Guinea
Marshal Islands
United Nations
Hitler
Moscow
Churchill
Washington
Congress
Seven Seas
Europe
Asia
Two Party Return Seen in United States Politics
The piece argues voters favor a return to two party government to uphold democratic governance. It notes regional revolts against the New Deal, predicts a national shift toward balanced leadership, and calls for leaders with integrity and strong campaigns rather than power by minority blocs.
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South
Middle West
Kentucky
Roosevelt limits to 25000 as taxes rise postwar flood
Roosevelt keeps general rule that no American will have more than 25000 net income after taxes for 1944 and 1945. The Rumi Plan failure, high income penalties, and current pay as you go tax system are examined. Critics warn costly government spending fuels radicalism and isolationist sentiment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
CIO
America
Congress
Treasury
New York State
Food subsidies fight shifts to Senate amid inflation fears
In Washington the subsidy controversy centers on rising living costs as Republicans and farm bloc Democrats push to end subsidies and raise prices. The House passed an anti subsidy bill, but veto risk by President Roosevelt looms. OPA chief Chester Bowles concludes pressure groups seek its abolition.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Congress
OPA
Chester Bowles
Principles Over Personalities in 1944 Election Outlook
The text argues that coercion is top concern for Americans and that future national leaders must be sincere, earnest, and humble. It urges voters to favor principles over personalities at the polls in 1944, emphasizing frankness and intellectual honesty in addressing war and peace.
Old Horse Motif in Public Forum Calls for Dignity
Clara Cantwell from Nelsonville laments persistent spite toward the elderly, urges Christian charity, and recalls an old horse that refused burial by dirt stomp. She praises pension support and envisions peace, prayer, and a future with Jesus after a life of hard work and care for others.
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the Messenger
Jesus
Clara Cantwell
Nelsonville
Old and New Editor recounts historic coal shipments
Arthur Mills notes a 11 500 ton shipment from Logan County West Virginia to lake freighters and a Dec 3 1904 voyage from Reedsville on the towbort Oakland with 34 coal boats. The Sprague delivered 60 coal boats to New Orleans the same season without mishap.
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the Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Logan County
W. Va
Oakland
Reedsville
Louisville
New Orleans
Sprague
Ohio
Grimm couple to relocate to Tucson Arizona
Mr and Mrs R O Grimm of Logan plan to move about December 10 to Tucson Arizona where they will establish their home. Mr Grimm has worked at the Sears Roebuck store for three years, moving here from Portsmouth and will join the Tucson store staff.
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Logan
R. O. Grimm
Dee
Tucson
Ariz
Grimm
Sears Roebuck
Portsmouth
Tuscon
Albany Social And Personal
Social notes from Albany list visits and guests including the Shaver family in Cheshire Mendenhall and Lewis households Gillogly guests from Baltimore Townsend Thanksgiving dinner hosts with multiple attendees West family funeral attendance in Circleville and Chillicothe Lois Howard home visit at Jefferson Barracks Noah Gibbs Jr. returns to Camp Forrest and family visits. PTA meeting planned at the high school with topic Good Homes. Charles Donaldson stationed at Ft Sill and family updates. E S Stanley Julia Cable Dr E S Stanley and Mrs. E S Stanley spend Thanksgiving in Columbus with Ralph Reamy family.
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Albany
Charles Shaver
Bobby
Cheshire
Paul Mendenhall
Elyria
E. E. Lewis
Wallace Gillogly
Baltimore
G. S. Gillogly
Flora Townsend
A. D. Townsend
Marie Dixon
Athens
Fred Hoodlett
Marshfield
Edward van Dyke
Pt. Pleasant
Rodger VanDyke
Arthur VanDyke
H. M. Stinson
John West
Chillicothe
Lois Howard
Glenn Howard
St. Louis
Howard
Jefferson Barracks
Noah Gibbs, Jr
Camp Forrest
Tenn.s
N. A Gibbs
Noah Gibbs Jr
Gibbs
Ella Hammond
Ruby Collour
Sterling,Colo
Libbie Reeves
Carpenter
Barbara June
Columbus
C.A. van Dyke
George
Navy
O. A. Donaldson
Charles
Ft. Sill
Oklo
D. H. Russell
Sidney Russell
Glouster
E. S. Stanley
Julia Cable
Ralph Reamy
Ernest Stanley
Aurum
Dixie
Jackson
Ohio
Dow
Sanders
Nancy Sanders
Millfield
Torch Social And Personal News Roundup
Local social notes record visits and family gatherings in Ohio and West Virginia. Akron guests include Mr and Mrs Clyde Osborne and Mr and Mrs Lee. Athens residents Leah Featherston and Edith McGuchen spend Thanksgiving with relatives. Belpre, Marietta, Parkersburg and Charleston connections feature extended family visits and NFL football interest.
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Clyde Osborne
Lee
Akron
R. H. Osborne
Harold Brewster and Son
Clarksburg
W. Va
Cyrus Brewster
Leah Featherston
Athens
Alma Jones
Fannie Dewees
Edith McGuchen
Lillie Watson
D. P. Watson
Frank Lovett
Parkersburg
Chester Haynes
Camp Beale
Calif
Haynes
Goldie Gladwell
Harry Shafer
Marietta-Parkersburg
Marietta
Cyrus Baker
Hubert Cunningham
Paul, Louise
Donna
Charleston
Harry Pettit
The Doctors Daughters Chapter XXV Plot Snippet
Mrs. Edgar wields influence over welfare boards while Frank weighs loyalty and love. Emily counsels, Nancy harbors a tumultuous past with Drew Warner, and Frank wrestles commitment as he contemplates leaving Boston for medical ties. The scene ends with unresolved romantic tensions.
Radcliff Social Notes Grandson Cottrill Dies at Four
Four year old Ronald and Mary Cottrill son Harold died after a brief pneumonia. Survivors include parents and brother Clyde Andrew, plus Cottrill and Camp grandparents and two great grandmothers. Funeral at U. B. Church with burial in Vinton Memorial Cemetery. Social items note local visits and military moves. Coal gas usage for motor fuel mentioned.
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Radcliff
Lawrence Harold
Ronald
Mary (Camp) Cottrill
Clyde Andrew
A. H. Cottrill
Clyde Camp
Rachel Camp
Dundas
Libbie Cottrill
U. B
Vinton Memorial Cemetery
Vinton
Laurelville
Bobby Lee
Adkins
Columbus
Roy Wright
Frank Cottrill
Ewington
Elmer Canode
Paul Sizemore
Alaska
William Sizemore
Frank Dailey
Harold
Camp Leonard Wood
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Virgil Riley
California
Pearl Evans
G. H. Shaner
William Shaner
Nelsonville
Clyde Pierce
Wilkesville
Bernice Hall
J. L. Barnes
Raymond
J. H. Hocter
D. C. McLaughlin
T. R. Boring
Wilma
Lawrence
Dale Wright
James
Cummings
Pt. Rock
Reedsville Social Notes Recap of Local Visits and Weddings
A stream of visits and celebrations fills Reedsville notes. Rosa Dot of Sumner and Fort Dix soldier son Day Dorst visited, weddings were held for John Lodwick and Eloise Buckley, and many locals traveled to see kin or attend events.
Family Notes on CHAUNCEY Lucy Ann Muze Recovery
Recovering CHAUNCEY Lucy Ann Muze daughter of Mr and Mrs Low has shown market improvement after several weeks of illness at Millfield. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Jot Guerra of Damascus and Magne Mrs Gabriel Guerre ughter Ann Marie of Athens.
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Chauncey
Lucy Ann Muze
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National Dispatch
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Arizona
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Social and Personal
Noy
Adolf
Aboud
the Doctors Daughters
Faith Baldwin
NEA Service, Inc
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Mill
Elderberry Street
Elderberry Block
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Jim
Edgar
Nancy
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Boston
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England
Reedsville Social Notes
Ben F Buckley
Chester High School
Lodwick
Chester School
W. FE. Parker
Iris Ae Rice
Tw Plains
Virginia Lee Sisson
Ernest Ruth
J. S. Boring
Lee Wallace
St. Joseph Hospital
Nelle J. Bing
Long Bottom
Geneva H. Nolan
Meigs County
Nettie Cowdery
Frankie Pickens
Billy Williams
Gladys Pickens
Earlene Humphrey
Ohio University
Lewis Humphrey
Hockingport
A. C. Stewart
Glen Milhean
A. Dean
C. V. Dillon
Eden
Schultz
Bert Shumway
Rex Argabrite
C. E. Humphrey
Improvement Association
Earl Humphrey
Belleville
E. J. Humphrey
A. D. Arnott
Rockland and
Parkers Burg
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