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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1942

Page

6

The Athens Messenger Publication Details

Page four of the Athens Messenger shows early 20th century newspaper masthead information. Frederick W. Bush is listed as publisher with Gordon K. Bush and Charlies H. Harris in leadership roles. The paper is issued weekdays with a Sunday supplement. The issue is entered at the Athens Post Office as second class.

Athens Messenger Frederick W. Bush the Messenger Publishing CO Gordon K. Bush Mgr Charlies H. Harris Athens

Willkie Report Warns on War Aims and Censorship

The Willkie speech criticizes censorship and incomplete war materiel support to allies, stressing the need for a second front and fulfilled promises. It urges Americans to understand global stakes, press leaders to accountability, and support a postwar peace that ends imperialism and secures freedom.

Wendell Willkie Indianan United Nation Axis Willkie America China Russia Washington

War era apparel quotas for RAF and WAAF workers

A wartime notice lists fixed wear periods for RAF and WAAF personnel for items like shirts, socks, trousers, jackets, and undergarments. It contrasts rigid dress-life rules with a broader message about freedom and national purpose.

RAF WAAF

Mrs. Roosevelt's England visit seen as mutual hope

Raymond Clapper argues the First Lady's trip to England will benefit both nations. She can ease English war weariness, bridge views of America, and foster mutual respect while countering anti allied sentiment. He notes her warmth and travel enable better cross country understanding and that war aims align with shared progress.

Washington India America Britain England United States Roosevelt Mrs. Roosevelt Uncle Shylock Wendell Willkie Russia China White House

Peter Edson Reviews Washington Scene

Peter Edson analyzes federal finance in wartime, noting an $8 billion tax bill raises total 1943 revenue to $24 billion while a $78 billion budget demands $54 billion in borrowing and suggests a sales tax next. He also notes MP presence at the Munitions Building, cotton block impact on rayon cords, and rubber plans in Latin America and Ford’s Amazon valley project.

Treasury Treasury Department Congress Senate William M. Jeffers Mississippi Delta Texas Arizona New Mexico Army U. S South Central American Latin America Henry Ford Amazon Valley Ford

Public concern over local tire inspections and rationing

J D Dickson of Albany objects to mandatory tire inspections done in Athens during wartime. He notes hundreds of cars must travel 20 30 miles with gas rationing and questions if this saves tires and gas. He asks if orders are local or national and urges practical wartime efficiency.

Associated Press the Messenger Albany Athens J. D. Dickson

Albany Social And Personal Mention

Albany social notes list residents visiting relatives, military inductions, furloughs, births, and local gatherings. Notable items include Lyle Munn and Jerald Cline entering the U S Army, Ensign Wendell Baughman on furlough, and a W S C S meeting with officers elected. Local households hosted relatives from Athens, Columbus, Fremont, and Great Lakes.

Albany Leonard Woodyard R. D Archa la Francisco Doris Munn Lancaster O. D. Pencelli Point Pleasant Dorothy Pencelli Wallace Cline McArthur Lyle Munn George Munn Athens U. S. Army Munn Albany High School Dayton Lucille Barnes Patterson Field Fairfield Paul Barnes Lois Wingett Guy Wingett Albany R. D Jerald Cline Bertie Cline U. S. Army Service Cline Xenia Floyd Clark Loia Mae Baughman Fremont Terry ‘Lee Charles Clark E. M. Baughman Belle Fought A. D Williard Michael Margie Columbus Zern Ross John Cline John William Cline A. D. Cline Ensign Wendell Baughman Great Lakes Illinois Amesville A. E. Graham George Ford Myrtle Harold Graham Dicky William Rowland Mildred Ford Jacksonville Fla Lawrence Morris Arthur Lowther W.S.C.S Methodist Church Esther Dailey Edna Lasch Irene Wingett Faye Welker

Murray City Aid Society events and local notices

Murray City social notes recount Mrs. A J Barnhill hosting the Ladies Aid at her home with president Mrs. Ben Hartman leading the meeting and a Bible study. Visitors include Mrs. Andy Robson and others. Also listed are Army induction notices, scrap drive key donations by Ray and Terry Toth, and various local visits and funerals among residents of Murray City and surrounding areas.

Murray City A. J. Barnhill Ladies Aid of the United Brethren Church Ben Hartman Hartman Ethel Cook William Currens William James Velma Brown Lace Ayers Sarah Anders Mary Bauer Andy Robson

Point Rock Death and Local Social Notes

A. R. Curry died Monday with burial Wednesday in Standish Cemetery. Funeral services were conducted at the residence by Reverend Strickland. Visitors include Roy Ogdin of Columbus and multiple local families. G. A. Radekin hauled soybeans to Circleville on Saturday. Numerous local and visiting relatives noted during weekend gatherings and birthday dinner hosted by Howard Knapp for Lewis McLaughlin with many attendees.

Point Rock A. R. Curry Standish Strickland Roy Ogdin Columbus G. A. Radekin Circleville Dailey Wood Neva McElroy Elizabeth Wood Jessie McElroy John Alfred Wood Wilkesville W. M D. W. Morris William Gregory Albert Cone Dayton Allie Tippie Athens W. R. Holcomb Howard Knapp Lewis McLaughlin Sandra Hazel Hudnall Linda Evelyn Dearth John Mulholand Marie Bolton Judy Betty Eva Morris Clayton Knapp Carl Lucile Marion June Dearth

Bicycle Built for Two Sparks Team Secrets and Peril

Duane Hogan and Blythe ride toward the athletic field sharing flirtatious banter while a hidden pistol request reveals Pop Millers trouble and a looming threat to the Lincoln football team. Nancy Hale warns of a gambling link as Heavy Underwood is hurt in a dawn plane crash and the field hospital ends.

Duane Hogan Birthe Nino Duane Pop Miller Blythe Pop State U Duane Pease Nancy Hale Bly Nancy Scooter Hale Duene Heavy Underwood Lincoln Norman Dana

Halloween Party Planned at Concord Union Church

The Concord Union Church plans its annual Halloween party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sayre in Triable Heights on Saturday evening. Locals attend or host many visitors include the Antles, Wemmer family, and Sayre relatives.

Concord Concord Union Church Victor Sayre Trirable Heights Jess Wemmer Powhatan Wilbur Antle Dayton John Antle John Moore Columbus Newton Russell Ed Sayre George Chapman William Mohring Mohring Sally Ann Ferry E. L. Palmer Trimble Heights Joe Antle William Antle Douglas Ray Alonzo Tryon J. O. Tryon Dutch Creek Mr.Tryon

Sunday Visitors and Local News From The Plains

The Plains notes report visitors at the Eddie Agan home including Elien Baptist William Dodds Bellaire John Robson Shadyside Thomas Egan Columbus and David Tait. Messages mention Helen Nelson Rebecca Harrison visiting at Orbiston and George Davies Athens visiting Elizabeth Burleigh. Dixie Lee is born to Eldon Hardy and Vint Huston with grandparents Yates and Hardy.

the Plains Eddie Agan Elien Baptist William Dodds Bellaire John Robson Shadyside Thomas Egan Columbus David Tait Helen Nelson Rebecca Harrison Jones Orbiston George Davies Athens Elizabeth Burleigh Thelma Talbert Mary Crookaville Ed Alston Kenneth Powell Myrtle Roberts Herb Grandy Adam Sherwood George Marshfield Emmett Sherwood Thomas Grandy Dude Grandy Mansfield Leonard White Nelle Shuttleworth New Straitaville Mabel Shuttleworth Melvin Talbert Eph Huston Abner Phillips Cha

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