Local Subscription Rates and Postal Notices
The notice lists subscription rates for Athens area readers with annual, half year, and weekly options and includes postage zones and office locations. It mentions second class matter status and representative offices in Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland and notes on obituary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Ee Vinton
Warmers
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Inflation pressure prompts looming laws and wage clash
The piece argues inflation is a grim interaction of rising prices and wages, driven by defense spending and money supply. It notes pending measures like tax increases, price controls, social security tax hikes, tighter credit, and reduced civilian production as Congress and Washington move to curb inflation amid worker discontent and defense wage dynamics.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Preparation for War and Industrial Mobilization
A factory tour reveals a 100 ton shell making machine turning ninety bars of steel per hour into 75 and 105 millimeter shells. The piece highlights the vast scale of war production, 50 000 dollar machines, five month builds, and 10 000 factories shifting to defense. It notes training a worker to feed steel versus training a shooter to hit fast moving aircraft, stressing the immense preparation required.
Raymond Clapper Reflects On U S Japan Talks Policy
Raymond Clapper argues the United States will pursue diplomacy with Japan if Tokyo shows restraint. He notes economic pressure must continue while wary of Hitlerism in the Far East, and details export controls, oil and iron ore bottlenecks, and shrinking shipments to Japan amid a shifting alliance landscape.
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Washington
Japan
Tokio
Pacific
Far East
Atlantic
United States
Economic Defense Board
Wallace
Office of Export Control
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Economic Board
Britain
Far
Axis
Hitler
Peter Edson Sees Washington Scene On War Plane Plants
Peter Edson contrasts the Lockheed Vega Los Angeles plant with the Hawker Hurricane factory near London. He notes the vast, modern Lockheed operation with 33,000 workers versus the older, camouflaged British plant. The piece discusses shifts, safety, and differing production conditions amid wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. S
Los Angeles
Messerschmitt
Athens County teachers meet at one day departmental gathering
Leaders of departmental groups at a one day Athens County Teachers meeting included Susie Luckett Amesville Floyd Ober holzer Trimble Mrs Adda Mac combs Mrs Thomas Wolfe Athens H W Humphrey The Plains Bertha McVay C N Jones Al tany Mrs Althea MacFarland Cliford Glazier Rome J L McKitrick Amesville and W M Anderson Jacksonville Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Susie Luckett
Amesville
Floyd Oberholzer
Trimble
Adda Maccombs
Thomas Wolfe
Athens
H. W. Humphrey
the Plains
Bertha McVay
C. N. Jones
Altany
Althea MacFarland
Cliford Glazier
Rome
J. L. McKitrick
W. M. Anderson
Jacksonville-Trimble
Social Notes and Visits Highlight Local Weekend Gatherings
Mrs Frank E Wolfe and her daughter Frances of Los Angeles visited sister Mrs F J Beasley. Mary Helen Lee sang two solos at Current Events Club at the Lee home 105 University Terrace. Miss Claryce Bardin hosted 36 friends at a Halloween party on Central Ave. Mr and Mrs H H Townsend and daughters Enid and Helen left for a weekend in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Wolfe
Frances
Los Angeles, Cal
F. J. Beasley
Mary Helen Lee
W. W. Lee
Lee
University Terrace
Claryce Bardin
Central Ave
H. H. Townsend
Enid and
Helen
Cincinnati
Hemlock Social Notes Highlight leave and family gatherings
Herman Hodgson of the U S S Colorado is on a 25 day leave visiting his parents and grandmother in Hemlock. A Sunday family dinner honored him with relatives from Hodgson, Kehl, Tharp, and Osenbaugh families attending, along with other local guests. The Central High School met with talks on homemaking and piano solos by Imogene Hodgson and Donna Thompson. A Congo Sewing Club gathering at Nina Davis's home included a luncheon for local friends. A surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs William Baughman at Dwight Baughman's home with several family members present.
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Harry Tharp
Mary
Joan Tharp
Vernon
Tharp
McArthur
Dick Tharp
Columbus
Herman Feaster
William Osenbaugh
Bob Smith
P. B. Osenbaugh
Central High School
Margaret Knott
Esther Applegate
Imogene Hodgson
Donna Thompson
Miss Tharp
Nina Davis
Congo
Isabelle Murray
Doris Wargo
Pearl Butsko
Lora Davis
Glenna Williams
William Baughman
Dwight Baughman
Zanesville
L. T. Cottrell
Lena Stallsmith
Cora McCormick
Chalmers Williamson
Bruce Baughman
Dale Baughman
Osborne
Will Stallsmith
Lois
Bobby Stallsmith
Troy High School honor roll and Coolville Garden Report
The Coolville column lists Troy High School first six weeks honor roll with multiple grades and names. It also details the Coolville Garden Project yield: 4800 pounds potatoes, 1980 tomatoes, 1672 beans, 636 beets, 397 Swiss chard, 133 carrots, 230 dozen ears of corn and 25 hundred quarts canned.
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Coolville
Troy High School
Frances Blake
Justine Kimble
Marjorie Reed
Marilynn Boggs
Betty Shanks
Pearl Boggs
Stanley Galbreath
Lyman Johnson
Ruth Brandeberry
Pauline Clark
Ruth Dixon
Frances Gorrell
Glenn Bardin
Cecil Richardson
Ruth Wise
Leland Boggs
Kathleen Bond
Mabel Hope Butcher
Pauline Cole
Buford Findling
Georgia Gray
Juan
Anna Mae _ Bise
Jean Cole
Eloise Humphrey
Betty Lake
Dotty Lou Brandeberry
Wanda Crawford
Ronald Chapman
Susan Corrtwell
Mary Dixon
Dolores Baker
Rex McKnight
Ivan Creeger
Freda Kimble
John Humphrey, Jr
Alvin Pierce
Make Garden Report
Ferol Hart
Lulu Blue
Nettie Ater
Kathleen Johnson
Elizabeth Hammer
William Smeeks
Wilma Dunfee
Charles Bentz
H. H. Chapman
Lon
Elbert Root
Ann Walden
Frank Jones
Akron
Murder in Paradise Lake Aboard a Quiet Inn
In Paradise Lake two murders rock a lakeside town. Hunter Denny Flyynn and Aunt Miss Millie Morris figure in a web of jealous loves gangland ties and suspicious locals. Maudie O Connors sleuthing uncovers fear, secrets, and a looming arraignment as danger returns to the cottage.
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Quiet
Paradise Lake
Herbert Cord
Margie Dixon
Jeanie Morris
Stash Veretti
Stern
Millie Morris
Jeanie
Maudie O'Connor
Mary
Dennis Flyynn
Maudie
Ted Palmer
Chris Gordon
Miss Millie
Liza Holmes
Big Morris House
Denny
Morris
Finn McCool
Dixon
Hemlock Grove Social And Personal Notes
Hemlock Grove society items report small visits and family activity. Sewing Club met with Mrs. Ralph Welker. Mr. and Mrs. Don Betzing stayed with her parents the Dorsel Smiths. Ziba Midkiff visited his mother in Bunker Hill.
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Hemlock Grove — Sewing Club
Ralph Welker
Don Betzing
Dorsel Smith
Ziba Midkiff
Richard V. Heilman
Bunker Hill
Emmett Hawk
Frank Clark
Lancaster Fair
Bert Romine
Porter Midkiff
James Clark
Everett Bissel
West Virginia
Golda
Betty Heilman
Ziba
Legion Card and Games Party fundraiser aids Christmas Treat fund
Corning Legion post and Ladies Auxiliary host a card and games night at the Legion Hall on South Valley street Friday November 14 at eight. A jitney lunch will be served and proceeds go to Monroe township children through the Christmas Treat fund.
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Corning
American Legion Post
Ladies Auxiliary
Legion Hall
South Valley Street
The
Post
Monroe Township
Earl Raski
Elyria
Mike Raski
Congo
Clarence Stought
Roland Stought
Columbus
Fred Stought
Charles Mason
Ann
Minnie Mason
Mae Tippett
Loraine
Grace Rodgers
Newark
Everett Dunlap
Betty
Billy Dunlap
Ted Blower
Vinton County
Oakey Hoffman
Springfield
Harry Hoffman
J. N. Fry
Mae Burns
Zanesville
Fry
S. E. Frasure
Emma Walters
Jack Dempsey
Guy Kassler
New Lexington
Morgar. Walters Sr
Cleveland
Anthony Leroy
Leroy
Roy Brookins
Mildred
Dorothy
Lee Roy
James Franklin
James
William Stephenson
Donna Johnstone
Glouster
Charles Hugh Stephenson
Verla
Trimble
Frank Walter
Margaret Spence
Marlene
Matt Spence
Gene Spence
Herman Schottlekorb
Lima
Charles Graham
Ralph Hardy
Susan Bartusik
Adams Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
J. G. Blower
Leon Keller
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Associated Press
Ente
Nate
Raymond Clapper
Latin America
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Lockheed
Verne T. Inman
University of California
Eddie MacWilliams
Keith
Jack Preston
Edward Ruston
Jack Martin
Dick Brooks
Jimmy Blankenship
Mr. McWilliams
Ohio
Phi Delta Theta
Fred H. Beckler
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Berry
Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority
J. J. Crumley
Fred Wheaton
Esther Dunham
Hemlock
Troy News
Coolville Personals
Lawrence Holter
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Frank Davis
Bishopville
Frank Hudkins
Ira Kincade
Judith Ann
John Aiken
J. W. Kincade
Clell Benjamin
Maralyn
A. G. Scott
McConnelsville
Walter Lemert
W. A. Bingman
Lemert
Frank Taylor
Bessie Taylor
John Lorentz
Williamstown
Gertrude Barth
Dallas Casley
Belpre
G. B. H. Sanford
Karl Barth and Son
Marietta
Barth
K. M. Barth
William Cook
A. L. Conklin
P. E. Bingman
C. E. Brandeberry
Congregational Churches
Second Congregational Church
By Galbraith
NEA Service, Inc
Reco Bay
Goebbels
DAILY
Volksbunk
Marguerite Gahagan
McCool
Flynn
Hemlock Grove
Corning Social Notes
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