Athens Messenger Rates and Publication Details
The Athens Messenger listing subscription prices by carrier and mail includes annual, semiannual, ten week, and weekly rates. It notes editions published weekday afternoons and a large Sunday edition, plus market areas in Ohio counties.
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When Americans Face Diet and Defense Hard Choices
National defense experts warn one third of Americans lack adequate diet while the nation bears arms and plans. The column urges voters to support policies boosting confidence, fair labor relations, reduced debt, and renewed industrial growth to expand the domestic market and end food surpluses.
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National Defense
Hocking Valley
War Inflation and Price Controls Warns of Economic Decay
In New York City Leon Henderson and the Brookings Institution warn producers not to profiteer as war prices surge. The piece argues inflation harmed purchasing power, doubled debt burden, and undermined morale, urging a wartime style price ceiling on all goods to prevent a repeat.
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New York City
Leon Henderson
Brookings’ Institution
Napoleon
War Industries Board
Brookings
What America Means to Me
A reader column by Rex Beach discusses democracy and its threats. It contrasts New Deal era policies with fascist ideals, critiquing government overreach and promoting American democratic values amid rising totalitarianism.
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America
Rex Beach
Labor Front
Doctor Ley
Hitler
Germany
Europe
Herr Hitler
Hitlers
Goerings
Goebbels
Adolf Hitler
Hidden War Truths Amid Blurred Flight Totals
The piece notes the fog of war as Britain claims 3945 German planes destroyed while Germany admits 1050. Britain and Germany report over 1000 losses each, with much of the rest attributed to Poland and France. American press strives to illuminate truth amid conflicting claims, a partial light in a dark room.
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Poland
France
Britain
Germany
Spanish Gains in Popularity in U.S. Schools Today
The article notes a surge in Spanish study in schools as students shift from Goethe and Maupassant to Cervantes. It argues national ties and past wartime attitudes influence language choices, sees Spanish rising as a bridge to Latin America and friendly cross cultural relations.
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Goethe
de Maupassant
Cervantes
Spain
Latin America
Blood for Britain drives American blood to aid Battle of Britain
More than 3600 Americans donated a pint each to help British hospitals for civilian and military injuries. The process uses a saline mix, with red cells separated and kept on ice, a feat highlighted as a forward medical stride. Tonally upbeat, it credits donors and medical science.
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Britain
Friends of Democracy
Smith committee targets Saposs in labor board Communist push
Bruce Catton surveys the Smith committee effort alleging Communist influence on the labor board. David J. Saposs, head of the board’s economic research division, becomes the focal point as Congress wavering on funding clashes with a renewed push to force his dismissal.
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Washington
Smith Committee
Labor Board
David J. Saposs
Sappess
Saposs
Congress
William Leiserson
Keefe
Wisconsin
Engel
Michigan
George W. Brooks
Smith
Brooks
House
Senate
Melting pot refugees reflect on democratic support
German refugees Italian anti Fascists and Russian Jews converge as donors in a shared charity effort. An unidentified donor notes the mix of backgrounds, saying blue blood or red blood is all democratic blood and that giving it piecemeal is easier than wholesale contributions.
Letart Falls Letter Corrects Fair Location Report
Chas P Alexander of Letart Falls objects to a newspaper report claiming the Community Fair exhibits were in a church. He clarifies the fair occurred at the Letart Community Hall and defends the nonsectarian, nonpolitical nature of local civic events.
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Letart Community Hall
Chas. P. Alexander
Letart Falls
Prohibition Yet Applies to Moros Under U S Act
The United States temperance laws did not apply to the Philippine Islands when in force, but an old act banning sale of intoxicating liquors to the Moros remains in effect.
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Philippine Islands
United States
Albany Rural Social And Personal Notes
A home coming will be held at the Airline Church Sunday with a picnic dinner at noon Rev I J Cahill Athens will be guest speaker. Several families from Athens Hebbardsville Groveport Londonderry and Dundas visit the area and Weaver Chapel hosts an all day home coming with District Supt H O Thompson as guest speaker.
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Albany
R. D
Airline
I. J. Cahill
Athens
Jack Breinich
Edith Saylor
Lee Elliott
Cecil Cox
Delmar Sams
George Evans
Mary McVay
Hebbardsville
G. W. Collins
John Dixon
Groveport
Carroll Elliott
George Davis
Londonderry
Weaver Chapel
H. O. Thompson
Denver McVay
Vinton County Parish
Dundas
Sue Mary faces danger as Vera and Nick plot
In a shadowy city narrative, Sue Mary uncovers schemes by Vera Oliver and Nick Alexander to exploit Ross Clark Jr. and strike at Smithson factory. Joe Stefanski lies injured in hospital after a picket line clash while Sue Mary confronts looming political peril and personal risk.
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Sue Mary Jefferson
Joe Stefanski
Sue Mary
Nick Alexander
Youth Progress Group
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Vera
Ross
Clark, Jr
Europe
Smithson
Stefanski
Nick
Joe
Mr. Stefanski
Natalie
Ross Clark, Jr
Smithson Factory
Gull
America
Ross Clark
Russell Miller
Opening of Hocking River Bridge Draws 1500 In Little Hocking
More than 1,500 people attended the bridge opening across the Hocking River at Little Hocking. Mrs. Agnes Clark of Glouster P T A announced plans for a community Halloween party. Judge L G Worstell presided at the Athens County Common Pleas Court. Hyperion Club, Nelsonville, met at Mrs. W H Badger's home.
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Hocking River
Little Hocking
Agnes Clark
Glouster P. T. A
L. G. Worstell
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Hyperion Club
Nelsonville
W. H. Badger
Farewell party for Captain J H Comstock departs to Camp Sherman
Knights of Pythias held a farewell event for Captain J H Comstock who left for Camp Sherman. Comstock had served as principal at John Hancock High School. Dr C W Super hosted the Athens Reading Club and teachers Miss Elizabeth Garber and Miss Myrtle Hesse visited Columbus. Eleanor and Alice Phillips, daughters of Mr and Mrs W R Phillips, left for Walnut Lane School Germantown Pa.
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Knights of Pythias
J. H. Comstock
Camp Sherman
Comstock
John Hancock High School
Elizabeth Garber
Myrtle Hesse
Athens Public
Columbus
Eleanor
Alice Phillips
W. R. Phillips
Walnut Lane School
Germantown
Zaleski Personal News Highlights At Wesley Chapel
Social notices from Zaleski cover a homecoming at Wesley Chapel Swan Township and local visits. Families listed include Marcum Mace Bighouse Potter Vanderford McKibben with relatives in Swan Columbus Nelsonville Zanesville and Wellston. Revival services continue Nazarene Church and a reunion of McVey descendants is noted.
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Verna Mulholland
Wilkesville
Ella Murray
Watson Hill
Weldon Brown
Nelsonville
Brown
Ralph
Walter Lanner
James Cush
Harve Whitlatch
Esther Whitlatch
Dena Russell
New Marshfield
Admiral Brown
Millfield
Walter Hawk
Carl Whitlatch
Fisher Station
Martha Rhodes
Zaleski
Frank Rhodes
Zanesville
Emma Rhodes
Mary Clark
Mineral
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Nazarene Church
Anna Ansel
First St
John McVey
Swan Township
Rane Shafer
Opal
William Wooley
Edward McVey
Dorothy Vansky
Donald Hoskinson
Columbus
Emma Vansky
Joseph Hayes
Hayes
Kimberly
Ohio
Robert Evener
Bob
Doflores
Artie Deer
Robert Knight
Youngstown
George Kocsis
Wellston
Mike Butler
Butler
Lena Herwick
Zaleskk
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