The Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ohio Ad Rates
The Athens Messenger lists subscription prices including one year 4.56 six months 2.59 ten weeks 1.00 and weekly carrier 15 cents with extra postage to other zones. It notes office in Athens and national representatives in Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland and offers advertising rates on application.
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Werk
Athena
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Lee Counties
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Roosevelt Speech Missed Core Points Says Editor
The piece criticizes Roosevelt for avoiding direct statements on Japan, Atlantic actions, and labor strikes amid war tensions. It notes anger at labor and calls for courage to address strikes and defense issues, arguing the address prioritized rhetoric over actionable stance.
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Roosevelt
Japan
Atlantic
South
United States
John L. Lewis
Navy League
Hitler
Pacific
Diety
Roosevelt Criticism Sparks Debate On Price Controls
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes Eleanor Roosevelt challenging Congress on speed of price control bill and opposing wage controls. It argues inflation risks demand broader measures, citing Canada’s wage and price regulation approach as a model. Carlton B. Joeckel notes need for substantive defense program costs and structural limits.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Congress
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Leon Henderson
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Scrambling of Private Industry in Wartime Policy
Raymond Clapper argues private enterprise and government armament plans are interwoven as war looms. He warns postwar disarmament requires a secure alliance between United States and Britain to manage raw materials and prevent chaos. He urges immediate groundwork for a stable international order to restore free private enterprise.
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Washington
Chile
India
East Indies
Hitler
United States
Great Britain
Western Hemisphere
Germany
Italy
Japan
Edson on Washington labor scene and coal strike opens
Peter Edson reviews labor strain as the National Defense Mediation Board handles the 44 000 captive coal miners dispute in Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. The stalled talks and a looming October 25 strike illustrate negotiators paid high tolls without enforcement power.
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Washington
OPM
John L
Lewis
National Defense Mediation Board
Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
NDMB
William H. Davis
Walter Teagle
Hugh Lyons
Public Forum Letters Welcomed Signatures Required
Residents may submit signed letters to The Athens Messenger for publication in this Public Forum column. Writers should keep contributions concise to allow multiple letters per day.
Inland navy yards and fleets for protection, urges union
In a letter to The Messenger John L. Southard of Jacksonville urges building inland navy yards along the Mississippi to counter potential Axis fleets. He supports three major navies and fortified river barriers, advocates rapid WWII wage boosts for WPA workers, and calls for an additional raise to offset living costs.
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the Messenger
Leonard
Gallia County
Mississippi River
Germany
Italy
Japan
France
Pacific
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Russia
England
China
Mussolini seeks revised peace terms before 300000 Italians
Mussolini urged revisions to World War peace terms in a speech to about 300000 Italians. In Naples his statements signaled strengthened German Italian cooperation toward such revisions. A photo from Bad Harzburg showed Hitlerites parading after nationalist clans gathered to plan against the Bruening cabinet. Mrs. Forsyth hosted a Woman's Music Club meeting while Mr and Mrs Albert J Jones of San Diego visited Elmwood Place.
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Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Naples
Bad Harzburg
Germany
Bruening
Albert J. Jones
San Diego
Cal
Jones
E. J. Jones
Elmwood Place
Plan Visiting Hours At Lincoln School Events
Teachers and pupils at Lincoln School will receive the public Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m., East Gallipolis Wednesday from 1 to 3 p.m., and Kananga Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m.
Murray City Personal and Social Notes
Murray City notes list second grade honor roll omissions and names of students. It also records weekend guests from Columbus Lancaster Woodfield and Zaleski, plus visits by family and friends from Detroit Cleveland Langloth and Dayton. A Carnival dance by the school music club is announced for Friday October 31 at the gym.
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Rachael Roberts
Detroit
Dave Roberts
William Mitchell
Crooksville
Dora Spencer
James Penn
Howard Miller
Cleveland
Barney Penn
John
Wert Mcelantyre
Langloth
Blanche Brooker
Ruth
James Hamer
George Orndoff
Clifford Ayers
Dayton
Lace Ayers
Hemlock Grove Social and Personal Mention
Local social notes list visits and gatherings in Hemlock Grove. Families including the Heilman, Midkiff, Romine, and Will households share weekend and weekday visits with relatives and friends in Zanesville Springfield and Bunker Hill.
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Hemlock Grove
Sarah Hawk
Frank Clark
Cecil Heilman
Canton
Carl Heilman
Homer Midkiff
Porter Midkiff
Herb
Addie Bradfield
Harrisonville
Springfield
Bert Romine
Gene
Kenneth Romine
Charles Romine
Wilbur Midkiff
Mondev
Jewell Story
Janet Sue Hines
George Hines
Zanesville
Richard Heilman
Betty Heilman
Ziba Midkiff
Orville Will
Ralph Welker
Bunker Hill
J. J. Will
Murder in Paradise Attic Discovery Shocks Witnesses
In a panic, characters explore a remote attic and discover Liza Holmes dead by hanging, triggering fear of a possible murder. They flee to the inn and contact state police, while recalling Aunt Millie and plans Liza had for money and dresses.
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Liza Holmes
Jeanie
Mary
Aunt Millie
Liza
Millie
John Antler
Chris Gordon
Revival Opens At Coolville Church Of God Week Long
Revival services start Monday at the Coolville Church of God led by Evangelist Rev A P Cohagen of New Lexington and run through Sunday November 9. Local notices list many residents visiting relatives and attending events across Coolville and nearby towns. The text also includes a fictional continuation involving a medical scene and a question about death, labeled To Be Continued.
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Coolville
Coolville Church
A. Z. Penrose
E. A. Martin
Gallipolis
Russell Cody
Phyllis Ann
Rheta Louise
Glouster
Anderson Bentz
Lois Clark
Russell Daugherty
Howard Bingman
Washington D. H
Dolphin Creeger
W. E. Burgoon
Middletown
Michael Earlo
N. O. Barnett
Harvey Barnett
Wendell Clark
C. T. Newsom
Columbus
Geraldine Hoisington
Athens
R. D
Ralph Chevalier
J. W. Kincade
Lenna Lenz
Laura
Calloway Ridge
Lawrence Russell
Ireland
H. C. Parrish
Alda Larson
Ray Chevalier
Louella Smith
Ruth
Charles Smith
Charleston
Clell Benjamin
W. A. Bingman
Russell Bailey
P. O. Smith
Rock St
Ira Burnfield
Watson
Zaleski Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bighouse include Lena Pennell and family from Athens, Bernard Ward and family, Charles Hyde and family, plus many others from Columbus, Cleveland, Portsmouth, Cincinnati, and Camp Shelby. Attendees at an Eastern Star meeting in Hamden and various social visits across nearby towns are noted, including a Vansky reunion at Liverly and multiple Sunday calls on relatives.
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William Bighouse
Columbus
Bernard Daily
Cincinnati
Joseph Bighouse
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
John Potter
Blanche Steele
James McKibben
Eastern Star
Hamden
Watson Hill
Emma Vansky
Vanderford
Red Diamond
Donald Hoskinson
C. E. Vansky
Vansky
Liverly
C. E. Atkinson
Cc. E. Martin and
Clyde
E. T. Ansel
Grove City
R. Egelberry
Ernest Tripp
Little Hocking
A. A. Boal
Fred Stamm
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