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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1945

Page

4

Vegens Messenger Publishers and Rates Collate

Vegens Messenger announces publishing staff and association memberships while detailing subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Ohio. The notice lists Gordon B Burk as publisher and Charlee B Harrix as managing editor, with affiliations to American Newspaper Publishers Association and Associated Press. Rates vary by delivery method and duration, including special service terms for overseas readers and service men, with entry under Second-Class Matter.

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A New Morrow Board for Air Defense Policy

The piece argues for a revived Morrow Board to forge a coherent national defense policy beyond aviation. It recalls the 1925 board under Coolidge that spurred Air Corps and Air Commerce acts, and urges a modern body to integrate military and civil aeronautics amid postwar peace and rising air power. It emphasizes past guidance, congressional interest, and the inevitability of a new board to shape strategy.

Morrow Board Coolidge Billy Mitchell Army Navy Morrow Congress Air Corps and Air Commerce Acts Air War, Navy and Commerce Departments New Morrow Board

National Dispatch on paying the national debt and postwar tax policy

Washington argues the war is won but peace requires tax reform to reduce the 275 trillion dollar public debt. The piece analyzes tax collection, private profits, and government price fixing, proposing a 45 hour work week for 52 hour pay to boost output, lessen unemployment, and raise Treasury revenue. It stresses balancing wages, prices, and productivity to avoid inflation.

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Pentagon War Ends Not Yet as Mop-Up Battles Begin

Washington sketch from Douglas Larsen describes the Pentagon postwar scene. Desks bombed and empty file cabinets litter the ruins as workers move wounded typewriters to storage hospitals. Officers and clerks joke about missing in action while visitors tour unofficially. Maj Gen Jacob L Devers moves his HQ into the Pentagon, causing shifts in postings and some confusion amid the lingering combat metaphors.

Washington Pentagon No-Man’s Land PTO Jacob L. Devers Army Ground Forces Army

Mysteries of unemployment and relief in the era

The article argues that high unemployment figures reflect a distinction between being unemployed and unemployable, with many not seeking work. It notes fear of jeopardizing dole eligibility, dependence on federal promises of benefits, and the impact of strikes and veteran returns on labor, suggesting a broader disorganization in industry.

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Blowup in Germany plan targets industrial war potential

Allied administrators map to destroy and dispose of war facilities in the American zone. Key sites, including Farben plants, are earmarked for destruction or conversion to peacetime use as part of Germany’s reparations.

T. Farbenons Ymnent Germany

Kiss and Sell Booth Earns Mixed Reactions in Columbus

Ohio State sorority girls staffed a Kiss and Sell booth at a Columbus movie theater to reward Victory Bond buyers. The plan drew praise for a witty fundraising idea but drew disapproval from the alumnae board, which ordered the booth to stop as undignified.

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Public Forum letters edited for brevity

The editor explains the policy for accepting letters to the Public Forum. The brief notes that letters may be shortened to the minimum length needed to convey the writer’s point and that some letters may not appear if space or standards require.

The Great Reform Editor Calls for Tobacco Change

Clara Place of Coalville urges a reform against tobacco and alcohol influence in society. She condemns cigarette smoking for harming nerves and links it to national danger, calling on church members and journalists to unite for a moral victory.

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Tuppers Plains Social Notes

Mrs. Alice Ritchey entertained from Monday until Thursday. Guests included Mrs. Dent Edelen of Brownsville Pa and families from Monroe Michigan. The Sun day School youth enjoyed a party at Miss Lucile Lamberts home. Several locals hosted visitors from Athens Vienna Huntington and Flora. Ralph Shields recovering from an eye injury in an automobile wreck. Notables visiting included Carl Phillips and Joe Marks.

Tuppers Plains Alice Ritchey Dent Edelen Brownsville Leo Torrence Monroe Mich Nelson Torrence Betty Mae Prince Hubert Vineyard U. B Lucile Lambert Vina Wioocde Harley Athens R. D Anna White Alice Dean Seldon White Flora Blane Hardway Akron Harry Summerfield Coolville H. T. Dotsons Alice Mollie Shields Ruth Swiggard Washington, D.C Ralph Frankie Parker Huntington Ilah Stone Vienna W. Va William Fulton Vert Tuttle Galliopolis Silver Ridge H. T. Dotson Silva Cole Parkersburg Carl Phillips Athens Joe Marks Keno

Venezuela's Betancourt Promises Stable Oil Era In New Junta

Vital Oil notes that Venezuela’s revolutionary junta elects Romulo Betancourt as leader pledging democracy. It explains oil is the country’s main revenue and foreign firms hold vast concessions from Maracaibo to Orinoco fields. Betancourt promises respect for prior contracts easing oil interests’ concerns.

Dewitt MacKenzie Venezuela Romulo Betancourt Senor Betancourt America Russia Frank W. Cone Athens Ferests United States Caracas Lake Maracaibo Maracaibo Orinoco Valley Caripito Jong

Foster Cornwell Opens Law Practice in Cline Building

Foster Cornwell and M D Hughes begin law offices in the Cline Building after Cornwell’s Ohio University 1932 and Ohio State Law School 1935 training. He passed the state bar in June 1935. Joe Gill of Athens is cast as Robert Kalness in Ohio University drama Big Hearted Herbert. Mrs T R Biddle hosts luncheon for house guest Miss Louise Stahl with several guests.

Foster Cornwell Athens M. D. Hughes Cline Cornwell Ohio University Ohio State University Joe Gill Robert Kalness Herbert Ohio University Dramatic Department Louise Stahl Cincinnati T. R. Biddle Park Place F. W. Bush M. W. Sprague Sally Elliott Victor Whitehouse Thomas M.wolfe

Coolville Veterans Return and Local Social Notes

Sgt Charles Hocter arrived home with an honorable discharge after three years service and 21 months overseas. He earned Bronze Star Silver Star Purple Heart Combat Infantryman's Badge Good Conduct Medal and five battle stars. He and his family plan to settle in Columbus and he will resume work at Coated Fabrics Corporation. The column also records various visits and gatherings in Coolville and nearby towns, a school fundraising social at Vinton Township High School for the National War Fund, and the McLaughlin family moving to Wilkesville for the winter.

Radcliff — S Charles Hocter ETO Hocter Camp Blanding Fla John Coolville C. O. Gunder Lancaster Fair Reeves Athens W. A. Bridges Edward Bridges McKres Rock A. B. White Ruth Bridges Columbus Raymond Norton George Walden Ralph Ray Kunkle North Africa Sicily Italy Springfield France Germany Norton Robert Cpl Amos Philippines Pvt Leland Raymond Vinton Township National War Fund Dwight McLaughlin Wilkesville

Dandy the Snake Returns in a Winter Opera Tale

After a circus tour I expect a quiet period. Baud’s bookings go well while the Swedish opera stalls in the United States. A dramatic encounter with a heavy blonde singer leads to a dead Dandy the snake. A crate arrives in December with Botafogo the diamond backed boa constrictor. Mother visits at Christmas and aims for Scandinavia, while the narrator plans a February contract at Opera Comique.

Baud United States Paris Marie Mother Dandy Christmas Land England Scandinavia London Opera Comique

Buchtel Social and School News Highlights

A fall festival is planned for Friday night November 23 at Buchtel school with Miss Iris Fierce to test students in grades one through eight. Teachers receive a $200 district bonus atop a ten percent monthly raise. state salary scales have long governed pay. The State Patrol checked school buses Tuesday, and truant officer Leonard Prater made his weekly visit. Local police may grow until after Halloween if pranks persist. PTA members chaired by Mrs. Stasts and Mrs. Anna Wilson held meetings. classroom teachers received membership charts. About 200 attended the Buchtel M E Church homecoming last Sunday. Various local visits and moves were noted among residents and former servicemen, including Kimble joining the Washington Senators and Dearing stationed in Germany.

Buchtel Leonard Prater PTA Stasts Anna Wilson Buchtel M. E W. A. Bancroft Nan Ankle Patty Robey A. N. Ward Erma Ward Dayton Frederick Collins Murray City Wayne Liming Zack Wade Virgil Russell John West Frank West Buchtel Friends Richard Kimble Mildred Kimble Myrtle Wallace Toledo Mudhens Kimble Washington Senators Barbara Garner William Garner Mac Tolliver U. S.army Panama H. S. Sayre Elden McQuaid Russell McDonald Billy Dearing Germany

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David Lawrence National Dispatch Douglas Larsen the Public Forum Clara Place Coalville Social Notes Olive Mabel Rose Arizona Varsity Inn Garnet Hatch Jenney Finney Geneva Jones Gladys Jones Elizabeth Cavanaugh Hazel Weber Helen Cavanaugh Belford Nelson W. H. Logan Rotary Harley F. Whitcraft Logan R. A. Dalton Strathmore Blvd H. T. Wise F. E. Harshman First Presbyterian Church Coolville News Radcliff Frank Peterson Butch Seigel Newark C. C. Gunder Ella Hood Mattie Gunder Frances Gunder Raymond McCutcheon Torch Ford Friend Charles McKeen Sammy Pittsburgh Howard LeMaster Ford Frank Reed Anne Pearl Shields Hockingport Chas. Stover Richard Tommy Abbie Sanford Walbridge Ireneo Sampalio Rio Chef du Gare Gare Iu Nord Marcel Express Company Tip Buchtel Social By Galbraith
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