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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1946
Page
4
David Lawrence argues President Truman failed to heed congressional advice on the OPA, blaming profiteers and cattlemen while inflation stems from wage increases. The piece portrays Truman as mismanaging meat and price controls, risking Democratic losses in the next election.
Gayle and Bart move into a new home as pregnancy progresses. Gayle feels restless and detached, longing for substance amid social life and theater chatter. World tensions rise with Europe on the brink, while Bart driftily plans for their child’s future and football dreams. The story ends with a teaser of change after the baby's birth.
A critique of Amana Society’s 1855 communal living in Iowa, where 1,200 residents shared all holdings but lacked individual incentives. The system collapsed after 77 years, replaced by a community corporation. production rose from $0.6M to $6M annually, underscoring human nature limits in utopian schemes.
Congressman George H. Gender condemns the Truman administration for failing to resolve wage and price disarray, warning of wage board failures and looming strikes as public anger grows over shortages and inflation. He blames a bungled policy and signals a Republican landslide influencing decontrol moves.
Peter Edson reports that the U S government's control of about 2300 coal mines costs taxpayers roughly 150 000 monthly 1 800 000 annually with a 345 000 000 request for three months. the operation under Capt Nathan H Collison faces legal issues under the Smith Connally Act while negotiations with operators and the United Mine Workers fail to yield a new contract.
Rutland reports the marriage of Aliss Ennise WN to a local groom with the ceremony at Bie honre and reception at the bridesmaids’ home. The bride, a Columbia High School alumna, works at Cook Advertising Co. the groom, a Rutland High School graduate of 1923, is a New York Central Rail Road assistant signalman.
Local residents share weekend visits across Columbus New Philadelphia and Lancaster. A son named Robert Harold was born to Ray Peyton Sr and Minnie Scurlock, with the mother recovering from an appendectomy. Several families hosted and visited kin in nearby towns.
Lottridge residents attend services at Lottridge B Church with Rev. WA Frost preaching each Sunday at 11 am. Families such as Warner Archer Alten and Archer relatives share visits, meals, and dinners while relatives from Athens and St. Louis travel through West Virginia and Ohio.
Mrs Billy Williams hosted after services at Nava rene Church with Rev T He and Mrs Ar nots of Nelsonville and several local girls in attendance. Girl Scouts met in American Legion Room led by Ermel Williams raising funds with sachet sales. Troops 2 and 3 listed members and a tea social followed at Thucma Jean Thompson's home. Freda and Jackie Thomas attended a Sunday School convention in New Lexington. Obituary notes Ida Bell Bey 86 died at home. burial at New Straitsville Cemetery. Bridge Club met at Margarett Butts home with prize won by Garnet Peart. next meeting at Laura Miller's.
Murray City relatives report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Ralph Willamack of Junction City on October 6. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Sabo of Barberton and great grandfather is Mr Joseph Schiebelhoffer. The Sabo family formerly lived in the area.
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