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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1941

Page

4

Athens Messengermast: Page Four and Notices

fragmentary page from The Athens Messenger appears to list staff roles and printing details. It notes Chea Mlewsenges Pt 1 and mentions editors, managers, and advertising inquiries. The text includes agency affiliations, Associated Press rights, postal information, and subscription rates by county.

Chea Mlewsenges Gay THE Athens Messenger & “Wenald Printing Co Krf Gen. Mgranaging

Churchill sees tide turning in war effort says America must supply vast

In a detailed WW2 era assessment Raymond Clapper argues Churchill reports progress in the war with Prussia’s resistance above expectations and Allied shipping losses down. He stresses a long conflict into 1943 or beyond, dependent on American industrial output and new large scale American, British, and Russian resource mobilization to sustain Allied victory.

Washington Churchill Prussia Leningrad North Atlantic England Hitler Italy British Empire Russia America Britain

Hard Way to Stop Inflation Said by Merle Thorpe

Merle Thorpe argues in Nation’s Business that inflation stems from reduced production of usable goods and rising government demands. He contends only cutting non-defense spending and boosting private output can curb the spiral, warning political shortcuts will fail.

Merle Thorpe France Germany

Babying Babies and the Cycle of Care

A society shifts between coddling infants and a stricter regime then returns to nurturing. A New York psychiatrist warns undermothered babies may develop behavior disorders. The piece muses on grace, patience, and growth.

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Plant Site Committee Shapes Defense Factory Map

The Plant Site Committee of six in the Office of Production Management reviews 15 to 35 new projects weekly to locate or veto defense plants. Led by Douglas C. MacKeachie, it draws on chambers, governors and congressmen while drawing an interior area 250 miles inland to protect production sites from coastal concentration.

Washington Office of Production Management Q. I Donald M. Nelson Nelson OPM Douglas C. MacKeachie Clifford Townsend Indiana Eli Oliver EF. F. Johnson John Whitaker Admiral W. H. Standley Chambers of Commerce Congressmen United States West Virginia Lake Erie Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburgh Detroit Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Seaboard New England New York New Jersey

Public Forum Letter Praises Patience and Patriotism

Charles Larson of Portland Oregon defends organized labor as a threat to production but urges government action to resume defense material factories shut by strikes. He praises American resilience, prayer, and self-reliance, condemns European liberal groups, and calls for traditional Yankee patriotism. Signed letter dated Sept 30.

the Messenger Mr. Tucker Europe U. S

Flower Show Transforms Athens High Gym

The Athens High School gym became a flower garden for a Biology Department show led by Walter P. Porter. Ohio University psychology professor Harvey C. Lehman and former faculty member Stuart M. Stoke published a psychology textbook. Athens County prosecutor John W. Bolin is mentioned, and Pi Beta Phi sorority patroness Mrs. Harry Beckley hosted a tea for rushees with assisting hostesses.

Athens High School Biology Walter P. Porter Harvey C. Lehman Ohio University Stuart M. Stoke O. U Harry Beckley Pi Beta Phi Sorority T. W. Craig F. R. Murphey Cc. C. Robinson D. R. Zenner

O U Football Heads to Syracuse for Key Game

The Oklahoma University football team traveled to Syracuse New York for a major game with Syracuse University, alma mater of coach R W Finsterwald. A reception for Rev M E Chatley and Mrs Chatley followed by a program with talks from local church leaders marked the visit. Officials announced Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio as one of four proposed sites for former service member vocational training.

O. U Syracuse N. Y Syracuse University R. W. Finsterwald M. E. Chatley Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio

Hemlock Grange To Meet Saturday

Pomeroy Hemlock Grange will convene Saturday night for a booster event with 75 members and guests in attendance. The program featured a tableaux, violin solo by Homer Rice, readings by Ray Whaley Ada Hoskins and Asa Hoskins, an address by L. J. Tabb the National Grange Grand Master, plus music by Dayton Tubbs Maud Tubbs and a degree drill with games run by Vada Paulson.

Pomeroy Hemlock Grange Grange The Homer Rice Ray Whaley Ada Hoskins L. J. Tabb National Grange Asa Hoskins Dayton Tubbs Maud Tubbs Vada Paulson

Bishopville WCTU Program and Social Notes

The Bishopville WCTU met at Town Hall with Mrs. Merle Pedicord in charge. A future meeting is planned for the second Wednesday afternoons. The group organized a Halloween party plan for Oct. 30. Many local residents and visitors attended social hours and dinners at various host homes, with diverse hosting and guest lists noted.

Bishopville Merle Pedicord Hattie Hoon Horner Township Soil Conservation Group J. W. Watkins Columbus Adrian Nelson Watkins Anna Stone Orland Ben Herbert William Ginsberg Walbridge C. N. Pedicord Pedicord Ginsberg Logi! Stump Betty Charlene Logis Stump Albert Embrey Mona Leona Glenna Fultenham Oscar Eddy Westerville P. M. Smith Dean Watkins Ft. Knox J. M. Watkins Akron John Wagner Dwight San Toy Elyria Wagner and Son J. W. Moody Mr. Moody I. N Price J. G. Feather Los Angeles Calif Oscar Eddy Charles Eddy Frank Pedicord Glouster Claire White Raymond Smith McConnelsville Hall Price Chesterhill J. W. Palmer Corning A. J. Price Elton Pedicord Jessie Wilson Cleveland Toledo Johnnie Smith Charles Milhoan Milhoan Russell Smith Jessie Price S. E. Sams Morgantown W. Va I. N. Price Price Robert Oloney Bobby Parker Linscott Barberton J. M. McDonald Don Withem Jo, Glouster

Bride From the Sky The Telegram and a Forced Marriage

Judy faces public shame after a coerced engagement as Phil arrives in morning dress and cold distance. She questions love and vows to protect her dignity while Sandy's efforts to aid her drain his finances. The scene ends with Judy tearing the wedding gown and awaiting further developments.

Judy Phil Mary Queen of Scots Nil Sandy

McArthur Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Events

Social notes from McArthur list weekend visits by Miss Mary Lou Maloney and Paul Larrick to Mr. and Mrs. John Salts, with many in Columbus for events and students returning to Ohio State University. Local gatherings include bridge games, trips to Cincinnati and Lancaster, and an air corps training update for Ralph Davis. Perry Hulbert returns from Los Angeles with aeronautical engineering course completion.

Ohio State University Harry, George Joyce Anne Lancaster George Pearl Clements E. E. Wills Columbus James Benedict Ralph Davis Wellston Randolph Field Texas Advanced Air Corps Davis Ray Cox Business and Professional Women’s Club of McArthur Rotary Club Lantz-Hamilton Perry Hulbert Los Angeles Calif

Racine Brief News Notes

Racine notes list social visits and weekend trips. Miss Jean Carnahan attended a High School party as an overnight guest of Miss Adda Ld McKenzie. Several families visited relatives in Racine and nearby towns, including Gallipolis, Charleroi, Newark, Portland, Wheeling, Akron, Day ton, Athens, and Columbus.

Racine Jean Carnahan Adda Ld McKenzie Clark Jividen Emma Jividen Emma _ Jividen Harold Weatherholt Gallipolis Joe Hoback Charleroi Hoback Ross Hoback Betty Jean Vine Street Tom Joe Pickens Dayton Tom Pickens Ralph Shain R. D Cecil Castle L&verne Gilbert Will Nicholson Will Barnhill Athens Castle Harry Curtis Sammy Tommy Columbus Anna Curtis

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