Establishment and publication details of the Bush family newspaper
The paper notes 1825 Precerice W Bush as founder with Pupiker 1896 to 1938, published every serk day afternoon except Saturday and Sunday morning edition 2HE MESSENGEH PUBLISHING LO. Gercon A Bush as Publisher and Gen Ber Charies Harris as Managing Exiter. It lists associations including American Newspaper Publishers Association and Bureau of Circulations. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to its news dispatches and local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Bush
Pupiker
Messengeh
Gercon A Bush
Ber
Charies & Harris
Ember
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Onis
Bureau of Circulations
One Newspaper Association
Associated Press
Gutsy phone calls pull Leo Kabateck toward Virgil Boggio
Leo Kabateck receives two urgent phone calls from Virgil Boggio requesting an immediate meeting. The exchange hints at a pressing matter involving Boggio's agenda and Kabateck's possible involvement or stance.
The Double Game at Fifty Seventh Street
Leo returns to the Shelton Arms to confront Virgil Boggio who guards secrets for a powerful network. Ginger greets him as Boggio endures migraines and sleepless nights while mattering questions about corporate ruin and possible federal inquiry loom over a climactic confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Boggio
Boggie
West 72Nd Street
Shelton Arms
Apartment 307
Ginger
Leo
Tve
Beggie
Napoleon
Bankruptcy
Gace Aamica
Janus Clark
Athens
Earl Cowen
Liberation Looms For Philippines Freedom At Last
The imminent liberation of the Philippines signals more than vengeance for Bataan and Corregidor. It marks the final step toward independence, following a long struggle since 1898, with a new chapter in Oceania history and a hope that 16 million Filipino people will join free, representative government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Bataan
Corregidor
MacArthur
France
Aguinaldo
United States
Manuel Quezon
The
Manila
Washington
Oceania
Commonwealth of Free
Asia
Pacific
Hitler forms Volkssturm as last-ditch defence
The article notes Hitler mobilizes the Volkssturm, gathering males 16 to 60 for guerrilla warfare as Allied forces advance. It argues this desperate move will buy time but wreck more of Germany’s economy and people, with no realistic chance to alter the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Wehrmacht
Europe
Worthwhile Hobby for Garden Clubs in Wartime District
Garden clubs have grown to over twenty groups in the district, offering women flowers, gardens, and social study. The hobby provides purpose during wartime, with plans to expand in peace as science yields new plant varieties and more clubs form for amateur and expert gardeners alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdgen
Roosevelt misstatements on disarmament and Congress record
David Lawrence argues President Roosevelt misrepresented naval disarmament history and Congressional Republicans. He contends both parties supported 1920s arms limits and isolationism, cites Teapot Dome, Kellogg Briand, and Dawes Young plans, and notes leadership roles and seniority limit executive power over committee chairmen. Lawrence also notes Roosevelt’s shifting stance on the League and London conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Coolidge
Teapot Dome
United States Navy
Senate
House of Representatives
Oscar Underwood
Charles Evans Hughes
League
Pearl Harbor
Hiram Johnson
California
Nye
North Dakota
Representative Fish
New York
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Naval Affairs Committee
Sabbath
House Rules Committee
House
Poll questions on 1944 election outcomes by Peter Edson
A Washington desk feature lists probing questions about the 1944 presidential race. It asks who will win the electoral vote and popular vote, the number of states Dewey might carry, regional splits, and whether Roosevelt, Dewey, or Truman carry key states including Pennsylvania and the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Son
Vere
Roosevel
Wiltkie
Hoover
London
Dewey
New York
Pennsylvania
South
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Truman
Missouri
Dover
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Illnois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Ten Years Ago in Balkan Crisis and World News
News digest recalls King Alexander of Yugoslavia’s assassination in France and the planned coronation of his 11 year old son Peter II. Also notes White House stance on commodity prices, resignations in Athens, and Japan’s stance on the Washington Treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Yugoslavia
France
Peter II
Stewart Social Notes Preview Republican Rally at High School
Stewart Social Notes report a Republican rally at the high school auditorium with Elton Kile as speaker and entertainment and refreshments promised. Also listed are social visits and gatherings from Athens Cincinnati Parkersburg Codwille Evanston Malta and Bethany, with multiple residents attending events and family birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Byron
Addie Balderison
Caselle Jarvis
Leonard Congrove
Myrnie Congrove
Shade
Parkersburg
St Clairsville
Mary McBee
Martha
Athens
Charles I McBee
Edward Coen
Ernest Willis
Harry Willis
Malta
W. J. Phillips
Stewart
Clara Place
Sunsisil
Downington Social Notes Summary Headline
Mrs Marl Clark left for Santa Maria Calif to join husband Sgt John M Clark in Camp Cooke. Ray Harris welcomes a son Ronald Alton. Lawrence Brickles returns to Camp Wheeler Ga after furlough with wife. Hattie Hanning visits Dyesville with son Max Haning. William Reeves on furlough with parents. Neva Howell visits Canton with daughter Mrs Harry Botin. James Gartin moves back to newly bought farm. Alice Whaley and son Terry visit Athens family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Reeves
Neva Howell
Canton
Harry Botin
James Gartin
Alice Whaley
Terry
Athens
D. O. Whaley
MacArthur Liberates Philippines Pushes Pacific War Forward
War Today reports MacArthur's return to the Philippines as a decisive step in the Pacific war. American advances threaten Leyte and Luzon while Japanese resistance hardens in the hills. British and Indian forces mobilize for broader action as Chinese allies endure steep odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie MacArthur
Philippines
Pacific
Japan
Leyte
Jae
Bataan
MacArthur
Philippine Archipelago
High Command
Luzon
Manila
London
Far East
India
Burma
Bay of Bengal
Nicobar Islands
Wilkesville News Notes Birthday Gathering and Local Events
Wilkesville residents attend a birthday celebration for family members hosted by Kenneth Reed of Vinton. Visitors include Ernest Major of Beaver PA and Cynthia Cummings with son James of Carpenter. The K of P Lodge plans a National War Fund dance on Oct 25. Superintendent Smith hosted a party for Wilkesville High and Junior High staff. Barometer notes in a science line mention family quarrels rising with falling pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesville
C. R. Reed
Francis Penn
Charlie Long
Wellston
John Reed
Blanche Penn
Kenneth Reed
Vinton
Ernest Major
Beaver
Chiefs Club
Evelyn DeVault
Gladys Major
Carl Wells
Montepelier
Columbus
P. Lodge
National War Fund
James Penn
Indiana
Cynthia Cummings
James
Carpenter
Vernon Morris
Osborn
Kyril Betz
Famar
Public Forum letter policy notice
The newspaper explains space limits under newsprint rationing require shortening letters to fit. If a contributor’s letter cannot appear in full it is to preserve the department under unusual conditions per the editor.
Don’t Think Deeply Editor Roosevelts Duel With Dewey Recalled
Richard Delauter of Athens notes forum misreads Roosevelts legacy and criticizes depictions of Hoover versus Roosevelt. He argues strong cabinet aid faded, warns against claimed profits from Roosevelt era, and cautions about future war debts.
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the Messenger
Messenger
Roosevelt
Hoover
Dewey
Richard Delauter
Athens
Dexter Social And Personal Notes
Mrs Ruth Davis received a copy of the Western Butler County Times publishing Lucretia Levacy Johnsons obituary, a former Dexter resident. Pvt Clyde Davis arrived from Newfoundland for 21 days before heading to Miami Beach Fla. Mr and Mrs Albert Romines attended the Davis Davidson wedding at Rutland Methodist Church. Mrs HE A George will observe her 94th birthday November 13. Orvetta Weaver and three daughters Chauncey visiting the W R Amos and J W Weaver homes. Orion Nelson and family were week end guests of Wilber and G B Pierce at Bradbury. Reverend Zimmerman of Huntington will preach at the Christian Church Sunday evening Oct 29. Jesse Max Peter and Emmet Nelson visited Delana Nelson at Holzer Hospital and dined with Lafe Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Ruth Davis
Western
Butler County
Kansas
Lucretia Levacy Johnson
John and
Rebecca Levacy
Clyde Davis
Newfoundland
Worley Davis
Miami Beach
Fla
Albert Romines
Davis-Davidson
Rutland
G. O. Will
Grass Run
Zimmerman of
Huntington
Christian Church
Jesse Nelson
Max Nelson
Peter Nelson
Emmet Davis
Delana Nelson
Holzer Hospital
Lafe Nelson
Torch Brief News Notes from a Methodist Church
Torch Brief notes detail Sunday services led by Rev. Dennis and Sunday School at the Methodist Church. It lists local visits including Miss Freda Gillian with Glendale ties, Mrs. Shafer and daughter Joan returning from Akron, Mrs. Isa Day visiting her son Denver Day in Clyde, Cyrus and Hugh Jones hosts in Newport, Viola Russell visiting fort McClellan Alabama where her husband Kenneth is stationed, and Emma Smith’s trip to Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Dennis
Freda Gilliian
Glendale
Ohio
Fred Gillian
F. D. Shafer
Joan
Akron
Robert Robertson
Ruth Shafer
Isa Day
Denver
Clyde
Cyrus Jones
Hugh Henry
Newport
Viola Russell
Fort McClellan
Alabama
Kenneth Russell
Emma ,Smith
Marietta
Shade Social Notes From W S C S Meeting at Mrs Cowen
The W S C S held a gathering at Mrs Mabel Cowen's home with attendees including Mrs Clifford Ruth Mr Eth el Williams Mrs Ida Hampton Mrs Frank Lowther Mrs Faye Wins gett Mrs Mabel Smith Mrs Mary Hawk Carrie L Williams Lenore Williams Hazel Creamer Mrs C W Anderson Catherine Bobo and the host. A follow up meeting is set for Nov 21 at Mrs Frank Lowther's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbie Burson
Len. Martin
Francis Carlin
Athens
Charles Martin
Audrey Shaw
Near Union
Eugene Davis
Emma Angel
Grace Angel
Harris
Martha Lee
San Antonio
Texas
Boyd Angel
Camp Sam Houston
Guy Webb
Thurston
Herbert Householder
Lillian Price
Junction City
New Lexington
Lancaster
Flora Grant
Lower Plains
Sam Foreman
Raymond Foreman
Jackie Malloy
Russell Wilson
Carla
Middleport
R. E. Wilson
Josie Blazier
Charles Anderson
Twining
Michigan
Fred Kiltan
Kiltan
Chole Whipple
Mary Bobo
Ethel Hart
Reed
Darwin
Deana Ulane
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Virgil Boggio
NEA Service
Volkssturm
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
White- House
William Walsh
National Re- Employment Service
Yamamoto
Coalidge
Lafollette
Davis
Ohio University
Lover's Lane
Athens State Hospital
Elk Fork
David Putnam
W. Carpenter St
Gamma Gamma Gamma Fraternity
Athens Fire Department
Downington Social Notes
Wilkesville News
Smith
Wilkesville High School
Ithe Public Forum
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