Newspaper association and subscription rates from early edition
Advertising and circulation notes from a historic paper detail association memberships and national offices. It lists subscription prices by mail and carrier for Ohio and outside Ohio, with weekly and daily rates and a nod to obituary and card notices. The piece ends with a Milton quote on liberty.
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Associated Press
Associated Press Exclusive
Ohio
United States
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Milton
Or Else Complex Shows New Deal Coercion Debate
Chicago Tribune notes that the New Deal’s wartime measures hinge on coercion rather than voluntary cooperation. Sen Taft argues government threats risk inefficiency and control over wages, prices, and rationing. An independent Congress could curb regimentation and restore trust between government and people.
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Sen. Taft
New Deal
United States
Congress
Washington
Sen
Taft
Chicago Tribune
New Habits From War Cleanup Message
Wartime cleanup urges vigor in clearing every junk from fields roadsides attics basements garages and yards across America. The piece argues thrift and order will outlast the conflict and compares pride to an attic's top. it cites quotes from John Gay and Samuel Johnson on reflection and taste.
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America
Willkie Seen as Chance to Restore Leadership in America
In Washington a commentator argues Wendell Willkie could reenergize U S public life by speaking and writing on war and postwar policy from Rushville Indiana He lacks office party or media tools yet may influence national thinking through character and conviction urging many capable leaders to emerge rather than a single figure
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Washington
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Rushville
Ind
Republican
Democratic Party
Republican Party
America
United States
Roosevelt
Herbert Agar
Farm Boom Transforms U S Agriculture Under War Demand
Peter Edson notes U S Department of Agriculture economists estimate 1943 farm crop needs amid labor shortages as harvests set a record. Weather has been ideal and income tops previous highs while rivals fear reduced labor and machinery next year. Public policy shifted from 1930s planning to wartime mobilization.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Germany may pay with goods says Von Papen
Chancellor Von Papen argued Germany could settle debts in kind and warned creditor nations would suffer if tariffs were not revived. President William Green of the AFL urged a five day week and six hour day to ease unemployment. Japan announced a new diplomatic guard army to free other forces for Manchuria bandit campaigns.
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von Papen
Germany
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Japan
Nippon
Manchuria
Savannah Objects to Siesta Rule as Shops Close
Savannah residents oppose the mayor’s plan for a post meridiem break with shops shut from two to four. Women drivers complain of hair dust. beauty kit car accessories are added. Milk condensing declines as faster transport grows. Lloyd George resigns. Greeks flee Eastern Thrace as Turkey advances. Trotsky claims a new Red Army. Germans supply officers to train 1,370,000 troops.
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Leon Trotsky
Millfield Personal Mention Includes Club Changes
Mrs. Frances Wallace will entertain her encire club Tuesday evening instead of Wednesday. The October Country Club meeting will be at Mrs. Bess Wem mer’s home on Wednesday with a hard times theme and a potluck dinner. Buck Fox Aldine Leffler and others visit and relatives are noted. Mrs. Pearl Misner, hospitalized for a bullet wound, returns home with care arrangements. William Dunkle moves into the vacated house with his family.
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Millfield
Frances Wallace
Encire Club
Country Club
Bess Wemmer
John Leffler
Aldine Leffler
Buck Fox
Alvin Barrett
Charles Pyle
West Millfield
Ray Sanders
Pearl Misner
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mr. Misner
Gladys Brooks
William Dunkle
Bill Funk
Pioneer Youth Group to Meet Tuesday at Hocking Grange Hall
Harriet Guthrie and Dick Mowrey will lead the Pioneer Youth Group meeting on Tuesday October 20 at the Hocking Grange hall. Officers announced several important business matters for discussion and all members are urged to attend. A Halloween party and refreshments will follow the social hour.
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Logan
Harriet Guthrie
Dick Mowrey
Pioneer Youth Group
Hocking Grange Hall
Mineral Social And Personal News Briefs
Mrs. G. K. Lowry of Baltimore has ended a month visit here with relatives. Ada Carmen of Logan Route spent a night with her mother. The Lynch children and other locals appear in moves and visits as families shift residences. Regular church services and a heating stove update are noted along with birthday celebrations and revival services led by Rev. Wickline.
West Columbia Social Notes
West Columbia social notes list furloughs and visits. Pvt Carl Francis at Ft Bragg enjoys home leave. families and friends report visits to and from Norfolk Charleston Mason City and Camp Claiborne. Transfers noted for Pvt Harry Booth to Fort Bragg.
Duane Hogan Stars In Lincoln Field Comeback
Duane Hogan breaks through for a decisive 10th quarter touchdown after a tense defensive game as Lincoln Field cadets rally to defeat a tough Aggies squad. Nancy Hale, Blythe Miller, and Pop Miller witness the pivotal run while nerves and pregame jitters swirl through the sideline.
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Duane Hogan
Lincoln Field
Nancy Hale
Blythe Miller
Nancy
Duane
Blythe
Pop Miller
Lincoln Gym
Pop
Mussolini
Baby Scooter
Link
Norman Dana
Scooter
Big Duane
Lincoln
Hogan
Broadwell Social Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Services
Broadwell Christian Endeavor Society held Sunday evening services with Miss Geral dine Parsons leading followed by Rev. Earl Robinett preaching. Numerous visitors and relatives包括 Ms Pauline White, Mr Herman North, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry North attended gatherings and a Republican meeting in Amesville.
Communion service at church Monday evening
SAND RUN. Communion service will be held at the church Monday evening at 7 30. Mr and Mrs Nice moved to Nelsonville. Dan Simmers employed at Springfield spent Thursday at home. Minnie Bennett of Mt Sterling Mich visiting sister Mrs Edward Beal. Robert Davenport of Buchtel visiting Mr and Mrs John Davenport. Frank Easterling in Logan Saturday. Doris Blake Anna belle Lehmen and children visited Mr and Mrs John Blake at Glendale Sunday. Dengil Blake and daughter of New Straitsville visited his father Eugene Blake here recently. Edward Beal employed in Columbus. Betty McGrath visited Nellie McGrath at Pattonville recently. Cliff Beal and Morris Pike visited Nelsonville. Charles Mays employed in Columbus visited his parents here last week. Mrs George Smathers visited John Davenport home Monday evening.
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Sand Run
Nice
Nelsonville
Dan Simmers
Springfield
Minnie Bennett
Mt. Sterling
Mich
Edward Beal
Robert Davenport
Buchtel
John Davenport
Frank Easterling
Logan
Doris Blake
Annabelle Lehmen
John Blake
Greendale
Dengil Blake
New Straitsville
Eugene Blake
Columbus
Betty McGrath
Nellie McGrath
Pattonville
Cliff Beal
Morris Pike
Barberton
Charles Shultz
Charles Mays
George Smathers
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EU Fe
Ju Tri
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Hitler
John Gay
Samuel Johnson
Raymond Clapper
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Savannah
Lloyd George
England
Thrace
Turkey
By Galbraith
Pat
Mineral
G. K. Lowry
Baltimore
Ada Carmen
Lucy Shingler
William Lynch
Lafe Lynch
Betty Shoemaker
California
William Brooks
James Lester
Sickles
Linton Sickles
Pauline Gibson
Athens State Hospital
Ralph Gibson
Clara Shingler
W. D. Shingler
Jesse Dowler
Lynch
L. W. Younk
Elmer Dunn
Darrell Bryan
Sandusky
Methodist Church
Carroll Chesser
Loren Hartley
Glouster
William Younkins
John Lynch
Ralph Lynch
Camp Breckenridge
George Shingler
Mission Church
Newt Wickline
Campaig
West Columbia Social Notes
West Columbia
Carl Francis
Ft. Bragg
N. C
William Mattox
Jack Coleman
John Stewart
Eloise Butler
Norfolk
Ralph Booth
Middleport
Rufus Haschar
Susie Haschar
Fannie Frances
Corning
Harry Hoffman
Everett Booth
Lois Ann
Ted Stewart
Frank van Meter
John Bass
Leslie Smith
Charleston
Elizabeth Nobles
Addie Wheeler
Ruth
Sue Johnson
Mason City
Pvt
Harry Booth
Camp Claiborne
Louisiana
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
George
Alma
Lincoln Field Cadets
Texas
NEA Service
Broadwell Social
David Weaver
Charles Weaver
Rockland
Tom Johnson
Cunningham
Sugar Creek
Warren Munn
Harve Kettle
McDougal
Joan Parsons
Earl Robinett
Hermon
Charles
Dorothy Lucille
Gerald Weaver
Chester
Elliot
Joe Young
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