Athens Messenger Publisher Listing and Rates, Ohio
The Athens Messenger details publication dates and advertising arrangements with names such as Gerion K Bueh and Charles G S Harr, notes it is a member of the Associated Press and lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Ohio and out of state orders. It mentions offices in Chicago New York Columbus and Cleveland and includes a notice on obituary charges and cards of thanks.
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Qtecerick Wauid
CME Messenger Tiblieming”” Co
Gerion K Bueh
Charles GS. Harr
Manarion Schier
Amibere Americas Méwepupey Publishers Association
Ohio
Chrctlapona
Ohio News Paper Association
Associated Press
Chia
Mei Ls Obio Esceps
Aveuad
Don
Fey
Attens Port Office
Joe W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
G. Clevelan
Compulsory Military Training Debate and Caution
The piece argues for a balanced approach to compulsory military training, warning against both too small and too large forces. It cautions that pacifism and militarism carry costs, notes the role of military caste interests, and advocates Congressional preparedness and measured funding to maintain a capable armed force without overreach. It emphasizes gradual experimentation, sustained development, and avoiding extreme policies while supporting better preparation for America.
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Japan
America
When the chips are down government lifts construction limits
The Oct. 15 release of price controls ends wartime restraints on building and industry. The piece argues producers may raise costs but competition could keep prices stable or fall. Retailers and consumers can curb inflation by avoiding overpriced goods, while warning that long term price controls threaten representative government.
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OPA
Former Egyptian minister Calls for British share of atomic secret
A former Egyptian cabinet minister urged Britain to grant Egypt access to the atomic bomb secret. He argued British authorities might be more receptive if the request came from the Sphinx, reflecting a provocative geopolitical stance.
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Britain
Egypt
Tax policy debate shows hit or miss method in Congress
Washington remarks critique the tax bill process as Treasury proposes a plan, House and Senate draft differing versions, and no study guides reform. It argues high individual rates deter investment, excess profits tax relief favors big firms, and calls for equal wartime taxation to foster competition and postwar growth.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
House of Representatives
Senate
Treasury
America
Democratic Congress
Washington Letter: Truman Seeks Uniform Traffic Laws and Safer Roads
President Truman worries about rising traffic deaths after gas rationing ends and calls on the National Safety Council to boost auto safety studies. A National Traffic Safety Committee urges nationwide uniform laws, a four-lane divided highway program, and better road design. Experts note many new drivers, rusty skills, and worn-out vehicles will heighten crash risk as gas limits ease.
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Washington
Truman
National Safety Council
Missouri
U. S
National Committee For Traffic Safety
Automotive Safety Foundation
AAA
Donald S. Berry
Berry
Trimble Glouster War Fund Drive Starts This Week
Trimble Township unit of the National War Fund Drive begins this week with C F Guinther Ernest Parker Virgil Strohmeyer and H T Rainey in charge. A general meeting is set for Wednesday at eight in the Mayor's office Glouster. Quota is 3000 up 500 from last year with early gifts noted from Local Union 648 Mine 255 Glouster Aerie 468 and Glouster Lodge 218. A Halloween party hosted by Mr and Mrs Lacey McNutt featured masked guests and prize winners.
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Glouster
Irimble
National War Fund
C. F. Guinther
Ernest Parker
Virgil Strohmeyer
H. T. Rainey
Trimble Township
Trimble
Glouster Aerie
Order of Eagles
Glouster Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Plains Defeat J T Gridders 40 to 0 on Friday
The Plains heavy and fast defeated J T on their field 40 to 0. Plains touchdowns came from Metcalf Thompson Winefordner Krivisti and Thompson again, with multiple first downs and a late score after a Plains drive. Officials Neal Roberts and Sam Johnson officiated the game.
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Glouster
J-T
Cardinals
Plains
J.-T
Neal Roberts
Sam Johnson
J.T
Metcalf
Thompson
J-T. Pos
The
J. Roman
Bob Hawk
Bartlet FE
R. Michael
Kinder
A. Metcalf
Ayers
B. Winefordner
Ayer
LE Bill Thompson
Cominsky
Robert Guess Norris
C.mcdonald
Olbers
P. Charney
Shaw
J. Goodman
Roman
C. Cochran Fulton
R. Allen
American Legion Auxiliary Officers Installed at GLOUSTER
The American Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting with Unit Past President Mrs. Esta Haskins installing Annie Kleinman as president and Grace Zimmer as first vice president. Other officers named included Leta Westfall second vice president, Billa Dew secretary, Josephine Hedfelt treasurer, Sibyl Kurtzman chaplain, Maude Williams historian, and Thelma Chappelear sergeant at arms. Gifts were given to Marie Hambel and Mrs. Haskins. Plans were made for a chicken pie supper on November 1. Later, Chauncey resident Joan Rackham visited family and Mrs. Wilson, recently ill, was reported improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
American Legion Auxiliary
Esta Haskins
Annie Kleinman
Grace Zimmer
Leta Westfall
Billa Dew
Josephine Hedfelt
Sibyl Kurtzman
Maude Williams
Thelma Chappelear
Marie
Apartments in Paris Mix With Mother in Plan to Rent
The narrator describes finding a Paris apartment on Avenue de Bois du Boulogne near the Bois and Port-Dauphin, signing the lease with plans for his mother to live there and share expenses, then rushing to Austria when health concerns arise. He faces tension over his mother's operatic activities and his wish for her to rest in the new home.
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Paris
Buenos Aires
Michailovitch
Mother
South America
l'Agence d’Immeubles
Avenue de Bois du Boulogne
Avenue de Marechal Foch
Bois
Port-Dauphin
Vienna
Austria
Pepita
Pasig
Coliseun
London
Dley Pony
Marie
Avenue du Boils
le Bourget
Salzburg
United States
Paris Notes a Dancer Seeks Work in Europe
The narrator moves to Paris with Pepita and searches for steady employment. A bid to sublet fails as the apartment isn’t ready and travel plans loom. A meeting with agents Howell and Baud leads to a three month contract with Circus Busche touring major European cities.
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Avenue du Bois
Mae
Marcel Idzikowski
Howell and Baud
Rue de la Paix
Paris
Howell
Monsieur Georges Baud
Cardinal de Rohan
Hotel de Sevres
Busche
Budapest
Vienna
Munich
Zunich
Frankfurt
Bresieg
Hamburg
Stockholm
Dover War Fund Drive Nears End in Chauncey-Dover
Mrs Bessie Johnston chairs the National War Fund Drive in Chauncey-Dover with a district quota of 1850. The drive closes Monday Oct 20. Vice chair Mrs Amy Jo Moody leads solicitors including Ruth Smith Lizzie Canter Marinda Cruickshank Mary Dew Lizzie Dicker son Lizzie Harvey Dorothy Staley Bonnie Mullins Betty Boling Vrgie Wadley Goldie Fink Betty Pincelli Shirley Thomas Analea Vare Willard Simonton Dorothy Lyons Walter Leffler Gilbert Courtney Max Wilson W G Davis William Hines Homer Johnson Hallie Mae Brookhart Genevieve Mitchell Irene Hillyer Ethel Mae McDaniel Clara Theisen Frances Wallace Marion Earich Ime Nogrady Grover Paton.
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Chauncey
Bessie Johnston
National War Fund
Chauncey-Dover
Amy Jo Moody
Millfield
Ruth Smith
Lizzie Canter
Marinda Cruickshank
Mary Dew
Lizzie Dickerson
Lizzie Harvey
Marion Earich
Ime Nogrady
Grover Paton
Condition favorable after brain surgery at Cleveland Clinic
Chauncey resident Chauncey Max Wilson is in Cleveland Clinic Hospital after brain tumor removal on Thursday. His condition is favorable. He is accompanied by his niece Dorothy Elaine Wilson, UCLA student visiting from Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Max Wilson
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Wilson
Dorothy Elaine Wilson
University of California
Los Angeles
Sanders Acquire Store and Residence Property in Millfield
Carson Sanders and his spouse have bought the store building and adjacent residence from Charles E. Stack in Millfield. They occupy the premises, run a store there, and have added a garage and cement driveway, installed a new furnace, and plan kitchen remodeling and further improvements to both the store and residence.
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Chauncey
Carson Sanders
Millfield
Charles E. Stack
Exline family notes WWII service updates
Returns from Europe include Orville Exline who has come home to Cleveland after a week with parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Exline. He was discharged at Camp Atterbury October 13 after two years overseas. Two other Exline sons are in service: Sgt Harold Exline in a hospital at Samar and Albert Exline GM 2-c aboard the USS Ringgold between Pearl Harbor and New York.
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College Hill
Orville Exline
Cleveland
Clyde Exline
Camp Atterbury
Europe
B Exline
Harold Exline
Samar
Albert Exline
Sho
Pearl Harbor
New York
Potluck Dinner Brings Chauncey-Dover Faculty Together
A Chauncey-Dover High School gymnasium gathering featured a potluck dinner and program with group singing led by Christine Brown and two trumpet solos by Grace Wood, accompanied by Mrs. Brown. Attendees included Supt. W. G. Davis, principal Leah Featherston, teachers, board members, janitors, and bus drivers along with numerous families.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Christine Brown
W. G. Davis
Grace Wood
Brown
Iround
Leah G. Featherston
Juanus Jones
Ruth Fiske
Earl Freeman
Frances Howard
Starcher
Paul Pritchard
John Cline
Evelyn Simms
Chrystal Simms
Mae Howard
Hele Sanders
Daniel Simpkins
Georgia Griffen
Irene Grogan
Louise Nagle
Richard Stivers
William Cole
Burg Johnston
Clyde Jordan
Hollis Stalder
Athletic Carnival Date Set for Nov 15 Chauncey ID
Chauncey Idaho to hold annual Athletic Carnival on Thursday night November 15. Victory War Bond will be first prize with other awards and door prizes. Event features food booths skits and music with further announcements to follow.
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Chauncey
Chaunce, Idover
Victory War Bond
Chauncey Personal Notices Quoted In Chauncey Area
Chauncey notices report Ard and D. Southerton remains unchanged. Mr and Mrs Kenneth McCune and family were Friday guests of Mr and Mrs Herman McCune in Ridge. Rose and Blanche Price Athens visited Mrs Louise Muzio in Millfield. Mrs Carl Lainey and Felix Lindholm Fairport Harbor form Taylor Ridge residents visiting relatives. Mrs Floyd Linscott and Mrs Harry Moore The Plains visited Akron relatives. Mr and Mrs Louie Guy hosted 25 guests at their Bail ey Run home. The Kiso and Guy families, Emma Guy, Hermet McCune, Mary Kisor, and Billy attended.
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Chauncey
D. Southerton
Sand Ridge
Kenneth McCuneland
Herman McCuneland
Floyd Linscott
Harry Moore
the Plains
Akron
Louie Guy
Bailey Run
Cecil Kiso
Glouster
Emma Guy
Near
Hermet McCune
Mary Kisor
Billy
Phelps Sand Ridge
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Charles Jarvis
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Lee Love
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Hyde H. Story
Warren,s
George Vermaaten
Hyde A H. Story
Harlan Gattun
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Arthur Palmer
Goldie ‘Willis
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Edward McCune
Thomas Brown
Virgil Tucker
White Cross Hospital
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