Athens flessenger and American Publisher Advertisement Rates
The Athens flessenger lists publication details for 1873 with weekly issues and carrier/subscription rates. It names publishers Gordoc E Bush and Charlee G Usttig, notes Associated Press rights, and provides domestic and overseas mail pricing, plus advertising rates and foreign offices.
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Athens
Flessenger
Prince Sa
Messenger PI Lsmixed Co
Gordoc E Bush
Ometer
Charlee G Usttig
American Newspaper Publishers
Asecretion
Ohio
Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Paper Association
Associated
Associated Press
al News
Chia
Enterec Wi
Spaera Cisse Mayer
We Nations
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveton
Britain Loan as Multilateral Aid Sparks Global Trade Debate
The State Department favors a loan to Britain, less than the 6 billion demand, framed as benefiting the American economy. Clayton argues the plan aims to restore world trade, avoid blocs, and possibly tie conditions on bases and empire trade rules to spur postwar recovery and a stable peace.
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Lord Keynes
Britain
Atlantic
Lord Halifax
State Department
Clayton
Uncle Sap
United States
OPA policy sparks retail strain in cost absorption stance
The Price Administrator calls cost absorption the cornerstone of price control, forcing retailers to subsidize manufacturers or consumers. The Times notes growing burdens on small retailers and ex servicemen as wartime profits fade, overheads rise, and peacetime services resume. Wages climb, and the natural laws of supply and demand contrast with the policy.
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OPA
New York Times
The
Times
Washington
Meaning Is Clear On Draft Board Actions Across Counties
Rural selective service boards object to drafting all citizens and labor strife. Induction should apply to everyone including strikers and industrial executives. Many idle men want to work but are controlled by officials who can halt production. If industrialists collude on prices and hiring, they face law. Resentment grows toward what is seen as a freedom burlesque, risking a major class conflict. Draft board actions in this state's counties were expected and are spreading nationwide.
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Army
Navy
United States
Senate unitary defense plan faces criticism from lawmaker
The Senate Military Affairs Committee debates the single department of national defense arguing it risks a quasi dictatorial control and overlooks wartime lessons. It urges a full inquiry into Army Navy and Air Forces' postwar roles, faulting unification as masking three coordinated services under one leader. The piece notes Pacific theater friction and cautions against eroding specialized forces.
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Washington
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Department of National Defense
War Department
Army
Army Air Forces
America
United States
Navy
Patterson
Eisenhower
Nimitz
MacArthur
Pacific
Europe
Italy
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Leyte
Okinawa
Congress
Admiral Halsey
General MacArthur
Marine Corps
Naval Air Forces
U. S
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Labor dispute at Kelsey-Hayes in Detroit long running
Peter Edson surveys the Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co conflict in Detroit where no formal labor contract exists with Amalgamated Local 274 of the UAW. George Kennedy rows the company against Chester Mullins, a volatile union officer, as negotiations set precedents yet fail to resolve the ongoing tensions.
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Washington
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co
Detroit
U. S. Conciliation Service and
War Labor Board
Michigan
Harry F. Kelly
Kelsey-Hayes
C. EO
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Kelsey-Hayesroubles
George Kennedy
Kelsey-Haynes Union
Chester
Moon) Mullins
Mullins
Reuther
George Addes
Parkersburg district conference noted in Plains
The Plains notes broader community events including attendance at the Pittsburgh and Wheeling District Conference and dedication of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ at Parkersburg West Virginia. Other items mention Willam E Evans visiting relatives, Betty Call returning from Marietta Hospital, and various local family activities and hospital visits.
Daughters of Union Veterans Attend State Convention
Sixteen members of the Mrs. John Ellis Wool Tent in Athens attended the 13th annual District Six convention of the Daughters of Union Veterans at Pomeroy. About twenty five state hospital physicians and wives attended the 50th annual meeting of the Association of Physicians of the Ohio State Institutions at Athens State Hospital where Dr. G H Creed welcomed attendees. Mr and Mrs Fred Wheaton attended the electrical exhibition at Memorial Auditorium in Columbus. Mr and Mrs H G Jefferson of N Lancaster Street were guests in Mt Sterling of Mr Jeffersons brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Clarence Creath.
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John Ellis
Athens
Daughters of Union Veterans
Pomeroy
State Hospital
Association of Physicians of the
Ohio State Institutions
Athens State Hospital
G.H. Creed
Fred Wheaton
Memorial Auditorium
Columbus
H. G. Jefferson
N. Lancaster St
Mt Sterling
Mr. Jefferson
Clarence Creath
Athens Branch Delphian Society Adopts New Board
Mrs Anna White and Mrs L G Bean joined the advisory board of the newly organized Athens branch of the Delphian Society the national group. Mr Sam C Carman foreman for the Warren G Harding high school project in Warren spent the weekend in Athens.
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Anna White
L. G. Bean
Athens
National Delphian Society
Sam C. Carman
Warren G. Harding
Warren
Russia Signs Credit Deal With U S For Lend Lease Goods
Washington reports Russia signed a credit agreement with the United States valued at 350 to 400 million dollars for lend-lease goods. The contract allows payment over 30 years at 2 percent interest with the first payment due nine years from now.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Twin boys born at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Jacksonville
Rev and Mrs Charles Caffrey announce the birth of twin boys named David Eugene and Daniel Rex born Sunday at 7 p.m. in Sheltering Arms Hospital Jacksonville. The boys weighed 3 lbs 10 oz and 3 lbs 14 oz respectively. Nearby, residents Richard Jackson and Wilbur Householder moved or purchased homes, while families gathered for visits and events including Cpl Vern White's furlough and a birthday dinner for Eloise Miller. Joe Sayre was injured when a truck backed over him during unloading on Taylor Ridge.
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Jacksonville
Charles Caffrey
Sheltering Arms Hospital
David Eugene
Daniel Rex
Richard Jackson
Crooksville
Wilbur Householder
John Exenkemper
Guy White
Cpl
Vern White
John Davis
Ninth St
John Davis, Jr
Columbus
Pic
Pat] Masters
Marietta
John Cominsky
Edna Dearth
Ruth Dearth
McArthur
Sarah McHenry
Walter Parks
Akron
Cora Householder
Harry Vernon
Glouster
Arlene Davis
Joe Burgdorf
Glen Carbon
Ill
St. Louis
Joe Sayre
Taylor Ridge
Athens
Chester News Briefs Highlights Local Church Society and War-Time News
The Chester Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Ward Hayes home on Oct 11 with plans for Oct 25 at Mrs. J Bailey’s. Mrs. Cecil Kimes returned home from Holzer Hospital and is recovering. The Baum funeral was held at the Chester Methodist Church for Lawrence Edward Baum age 69 with many relatives. Several local residents and servicemen noted visiting or on furlough, including Gillilan family, Ridenour relatives, and Harman and Bailey households.
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Chester
Ladies Aid ‘Society
Chester Methodist Church
Ward Hayes
J. §. Bailey
Cecil Kimes
Holzer Hospital
Lawrence Edward Baum
E. L. Miller
Bertha. Baum
Hilda Carnahan
Betty Frieman
Cincinnati
Cpl
Mildred Baum
WAC
Camp Upton
Delmar Baum
Ella Frecker
Minersville
Clara Joachim
Youngstown
Kate Hilbert
Lillie Zehm
Hohokus
N. J
Elmer
Bremen
George
Logan
Detroit
Charles
John D. Carnahan
Henry Thomas
Ray Thomas
Herb Bailey
J. S. Bailey
Francis Gillian
Ft. Knox
Eber Gillilan
Bob Dean
Rex Bailey
Ralph Gillilan
Harlingen
Texas
Gilillan
Canton
Eber Gilillan
Larry
Riley Pigott
Long Bottom
C. D. Roush
California
Paul Ouah
Columbo Bus
Donald Ridenour
Manning Ridenour
Dorcas Social News Highlights Local Visits and Gatherings
Mrs Alice Beagle spent days with her husband in Lorain Harbor. Mr and Mrs William el i and family visited Parkersburg Tuesday. Mrs Sadie Wolfe hosted the Ladies Aid for sewing carpet rags. Mr and Mrs Jack Woods visited Emma Beegie Sunday. Ivan Lucas visits daughter Mrs Kenneth Wirtin in Wooster. Rev and Mrs Carmichael visited Mrs Berthi Beaver Sunday. Albert Wolfe and son Ronnie stay with Mrs Sadie Wolfe. Frances Foster and Eber Carnahan attend Lancaster Fair and Buckeye Lake weekend. Four McCourt brothers from Rochester visit sister Mrs Laurence Beegle. Sgt Ralph Hill back from overseas and wife visit W C Hill family in Pittsburgh. Lizzie Richards spends Monday night with Theisss. Bob Beegle employed in Akron. Arthur Beegle hunts fox in Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Dorcas
Alice Beagle
Lorain Harbor
William el i
Parkersburg
Sadie Wolfe
Jack Woods
Emma Beegie
Ivan Lucas
Kenneth Wirtin ‘Wooster
Carmichael
Berthi Beaver
Albert Wolfe
Ronnie
Frances Foster
Eber Carnahan
Lancaster Fair
Buckeye Lake
McCourt Brothers
Rochter
Laurence Beegle
Ralph Hill
Paris to Buenos Aires tale of a dancer’s life and loves
The narrator recounts returning from Mac del Plata to Europe, reuniting with her husband Leslie in London, and navigating his disapproval of her social circle. Family tensions rise over private matters as she plans to resume her tango career with Da Rosa and a new Paris troupe, amid illness, offers, and a pending farewell.
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Mac del Plata
Europe
London
Aden
Gowers
Father
Leslie
da Rosa
Michailovitch
Mother
Sudan
Paris
Colon
Argentina
Italy
France
Capri
Reginald Greir
Canada
Southampton
Nemanoff
Evar Mendez
Buenos Aires
de Rosa
Paul Michailovitch
Paris Opera
Galanta
Hartford P T A Meeting and Community Notes
The Hartford P T A held its regular meeting with twenty members present and planned a games party on October 24 to raise funds for books and materials and for the Year Book. Various residents and visitors are listed, including travels to Ollywood Florida, Greenbrier County illness, and local social visits in Fairview Mason and Point Pleasant.
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Hartford
Hartford P.T.A
Plana
H. Juhling
P. J. Heslop
Point Pleasant
W. Harper
Billy, i
Lenz Embleton
Chee‘ter
W.va
Courtland Rockwell
Oran Lowe
Betty Jane Johnson
T. E. Brookey
Herbert Brooks
Allen, WeYenadellings
Holmes Woodford
J. M. Crump
Parckersburg
Jane Ann Stone
Cincinnati
W. T. Stone
Bessie Jenkins
C. B. Garinga
Bridgeport
N. C.‘ Wein
L. J. Ruttencutter
John Breem
Mason
Ellen Nease
Delmas Kearnes
Fairview
James Blake
William Blake
Andy Roach
Roseville
Rane Edwards
Russell Lewis
Camp Carson
Cale
Attorney
F. G. Muregrave
T. M. Johnson
Betty
Jane Johnson
Oran Lowé
Herbert Gibbs
Harry Gibbs
Elmer Fields
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Abraham Lincoln
the Plains News
the Plains
Havilah! Batchelder
Sarah
Ethel
Elizabeth Willams
Bill
Muriel
Pittsburgh and Wheeling
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ
W. Va
Willam E. Evans
Lewis Wilkinson
J. Willard
Betty Call
Marietta Hospital
Fairfield County Fair
Ohio Select
Harry Moore
Mra
Thelma Linscott
Athens Messenger
Robert Evans
Scott Field
F. W. Bush
Jents
Henry Evans
E. Rey Lash
Mel Talbert
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Ruth Shamel
George Shamel
John Pratt
Wilma Shamel
Louisiana
Toledo
Harvey Calhoon
May
Vera
Velma
Richard Calhoon
Missouri Leonard
Andy Kostival
White Cross Hospital
William G. Thomas
Christian Church
New Marshfield
Bay
Frank Young
U. S. Army
Lla Ratchenbach
Delbert Cline
and Mirs
Russell Bashore
Elmer Nida
Lott Bricker
Burt Adams
Nida
Fred Nida
Mercerville
Benton Mitler
Indiantown Gap
Carl Lainey
Faux Lind
Holm and Son
Arnold
Fairport Harbor
Henry Matson
Rilex Bowen
Springfield
George Bean
J. Alrs
Lula Smith
Virgiex Hawks
Henry Jacoby
Jacoby
Airs
Bowen
Bean
Smith
Wilho Ranto
Monessen
Redtown
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