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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1946
Page
4
Washington argues the coming economic downturn is tied to big unionism and stalled labor reform. The piece criticizes Truman’s administration for inaction on strikes and calls the November elections decisive for whether a fair labor deal and renewed business confidence emerge or the downturn deepens.
Gayle faces pressure from the Bartlett family as public relations adviser Joel Dwight pushes a media narrative. Mr Godfrey counsels Gayle to refuse money, stay cautious, and pursue a New York divorce for full custody, delaying any Reno action. The plot centers on scandal avoidance and safeguarding Kent while Bart and Octavia Bartlett maneuver to protect reputations and control the child’s future.
The piece reports H. L. decries lifting meat price controls as a threat to democracy and a return to monopoly capitalism. It notes his shift from Republican to Socialist stance and his anti Truman mood while arguing decontrol returns control to business and risks economic collapse.
Ohio circulation managers push for school courses for newsboys to enhance training and personal development. The piece stresses that adults influence young carriers and that improving education for newspaper boys benefits both parties and society in general.
The piece defends Soviet Ambassador Novikov against rude U.S. customs and immigration treatment due to lack of advance notice. It urges improved procedures at ports of entry and cautions officials against arrogance, while quoting classical authors on conscience and virtue.
Peter Edson reports that the Committee for Economic Development led by Paul Hoffman aims to prevent a new downturn by maintaining high employment and advancing labor-management relations. A study group led by Douglass Brown will examine collective bargaining, with leaders from Rockefeller Johnston Reed McCormick Biggers and others, while excluding government action.
A dense list of church services and events across Athens area churches. Includes Sunday school times, worship topics such as Men Women and God and Probation After Death, youth activities, midweek prayer times, and special gatherings at multiple congregations including Wesleyan Methodist Nazare Saint Paul’s and Church of the Good Shepherd.
Wahama High School released its first six weeks honor roll led by Donald Hart with straight A’s. Students earning B average or higher include seniors Elinor Boston Dorothy Brown Jean Bush Ellen Clarke Betty Grimm Donald Hart Fred die Icenhower Martha Jewell Enid Layne Detty Peery Faye Marie Roush Barbara Smith Raymond Smith. Juniors listed Evelyn Blessing Peggy Chapman Evalee Frye Kathleen Grinstead Doris Hoffman Tommy Jenks Betty Kelly Patricia Lerner Rudy Roush Mary Shields Laura Weigand Doris Wolfe John Leary. Sophomores named Bill Chattin Gerald Clark Anna Cunningham Alice Ferguson Jack Fowler Phyllis Gibbs John Gilbert Louis Gilland Billy Grinstead Earl Henry Maxine Juhling James King Betty Pickens Norma Roach George Roush Luther Smith. Freshmen Blanche Boston Irma Aileen Roush Janet Smith Patty Lou Smith Wanda Southerly Nancy Webb.
United Brethren Church in Jacksonville lists Sunday School at 9 a m Worship at 10 a m Prayer at 7 p m Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 p m Hollister services Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer 10 30 a m Evangelistic service 7 p m Prayer meeting Thursdays at 7 p m A Halloween party for youths 18 and under on Oct 23 at 7 p m in the church basement with games prizes and refreshments.
Five Hundred Club members gathered at Mrs. Harry Roush on Viand Street Tuesday evening. Guests included Mrs. Ora P. Biddle and Mrs. Bertha Filson. Two tables played bridge with high score to Mrs. Homer C. Martin. Refreshments served to ten attendees.
National networks present Army versus Duke in New York at 1 45 with Bill Stern NBC and Harry Wismer ABC. Notre Dame against Iowa shifts to Jolowagy City with Connie Desmond for CBS. Texas at Houston features Red Barber CBS at 3 15. Philadelphia Orchestra concert canceled due to late game. Pope Pius address from Vatican to Boston by short wave on ABC at noon. NBC adds Mac Morgan as regular baritone with Paul Lavalle. Taft speaks from Salt Lake City in An Answer to PAC. Friday night lineups include NBC comedy and Mystery Theater, CBS music and It Pays To Be Ignorant, and ABC Court of Missing Heirs and This Is FBI.
Corning church services for Sunday include Methodist and United Brethren schedules. Rally Day sermons, Bible study, and World Mission Advancement Day events feature speakers Lenore Young Wright and Mae Rodgers among others. Evening services and midweek classes noted.
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