Subscription Rates and Postal Details for Various Regions
Subscription rates are listed for Cartier and mall deliveries, with different terms by region. Ohio carrier areas, outside Ohio, and overseas options show varied yearly and quarterly prices, plus a 1 week rate. The notice cites eligibility, mailing offices, and classification as Second Class Matter under the 1918 act, with filing details for obituaries and acknowledgments.
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Cartier
Mall
Ohio
Moerec
Athens Post Office
Jonos Cullen Company
Chicaxo
New York
Columbus
Victory Loan drives end war bond appeals to sustain peace
The final Victory Loan campaign runs Oct 39 to Dec 8 with an $11 billion goal. It funds veteran care, demobilization, troop redeployment, occupier armies, and peacetime conversion. More than 90 million Americans own bonds, seen as security for the future amid inflation concerns. Unity and sacrifice are urged to protect victory as the nation shifts from war to peace.
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Treasury
America Betrayed by Easy Living After World War II
A skeptical critique argues that after the war nations seek swift prosperity and security at the expense of financial integrity and liberty. It warns officials chase popularity over justice, labor seeks more pay for less work, and Americans fear a drift toward personal profit eclipsing national heritage and duty.
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Earth
United States
OPA's Price Control Policy Sparks Distribution Alarm
The OPA faces trouble as wage trends rise while prices must stay low. It pursues a cost absorption policy absorbing uncontrolled costs by retailers, risking a strained distribution system and inflationary spillover. The stance threatens retailers and overall profitability in the supply chain.
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OPA
Truman Armaments Policy and Postwar Defense Debate
The piece analyzes President Truman’s Navy Day speech, outlining four military aims for peace, UN obligations, Western Hemisphere security, and U.S. defense. It critiques the push for large armaments amid global powers, questions the unidentified threats, warns of trust erosion, and calls for restraint in postwar spending.
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Washington
Truman
United States
United Nations Organization
Hemisphere
France
Russia
China
Great Britain
Europe
Far East
Japan
Latin America
Germany
Washington Letter on Truman universal training plan sparks debate
Douglas Larsen reports that a paragraph in President Truman’s universal training message puzzles military planners by proposing that after initial training selected trainees could be trained in specific skills for wartime roles in shipyards and munitions plants. The idea faces skepticism in Congress and among educators who argue over timing and integration with schooling.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Army
Navy
Virginia
Clifton A. Woodrum
General Marshall
Roosevelt
Simson and
Patterson
Jim Wadsworth
New York
Public Forum echoes on alcohol and free press balance
Clara Place of Coolville sparks local debate on alcohol and nicotine while Editor defends free speech. Will C Merritt of Columbus argues for reform, responsibility, and accountability for saloon-keepers, citing sermons and scripture amid newspaper profit concerns.
Chauncey Dover School Board Defends Tenure Record
W. G. Davis, Supt. of Chauncey-Dover, rebutts a misinformed article by J. H. McNabb of Athens Ohio. He states Chauncey-Dover Exempted Village School System falls outside county superintendent jurisdiction. He notes long tenures among teachers and that only one was not reappointed after 1944-45, with other vacancies due to resignations or leaves.
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J. H.’ McNabb
Athens
Ohio
R.F.D
Mr. McNabb
United States Post Office
McNabb
Rf.d. 5
J. H. McNabb
Chauncey-Dover
County Supt. of Schools
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
Democracy and wages in federal government critique
Letter from W. LEE of Athens criticizes both major parties and federal wages. He warns democracy is "getting to the dogs" as Congress doubles salaries while workers lose pay. He calls for prudent public money use and questions the bungling nature of government over the past twenty years.
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the Messenger
U. S
Congress
Uncle Sam
Washington
Homecoming of PFC Nease After 34 Months in Army
First Sgt. David Nease, son of Mr. and Mrs. Uswin Nease of Minersville, has returned home after 34 months of service with the First Cavalry Division. He spent 23 months overseas in Australia, New Guinea, the Admiralty Islands, the Philippine Islands, and Japan, earning four campaign stars and the Combat Medical Badge.
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Pomeroy
David Nease
Uswin Nease
Minersville
Camp Atterbury
Army
First Cavalry Division
Australia
New Guinea
Admiralty Islands
Philippine Islands
Japan
Honorary Riding Club member named for Miss Beasley at Mary Baldwin
Miss Marjorie Beasley daughter of Mr and Mrs F R Beasley a Mary Baldwin sophomore was made an honorary Riding Club member. Plans for the annual Press Coalition by Sigma Delta Chi were led by president William Kircher. Carl Sandburg spoke at Ohio University readings from Abraham Lincoln The Prairies Years. Miss Sirouhee Arpee guest pianist at the Federated Music Clubs event in Marietta. Three years ago OU published Green Goat edited by Paul C Jeffries with Jean Gist and Clarence Bolen as assistants. Samuel L McCune Ohio alumnus spoke to Athens County business and banking leaders. Fred Lee Tom sang at Southeastern Ohio Schoolmasters Club dinner. Mrs John P Dana visited Columbus relatives.
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Marjorie Beasley
F. R. Beasley
Mary Baldwin College
Riding Club
Sirouhee Arpee
Southeastern Ohio
Federated Music Clubs
Marietta
The
Press Club
Paul C. Jeffries
Jean Gist
Clarence Bolen
Samuel L. McCune
Ohio
Ohio University
Ohio-Pennsylvania Joint Stock Land Bank of
Cleveland
I ,Ou Commerce Club
Athens County
Athens
Fred Lee Tom
Schoolmasters’ Club
John P. Dana
Columbus
Amesville News Notes Placeholder
W L Heston sold his filling station and tourist home to Raymond Dean who will take possession Wednesday. Dean moves from Canton where he was employed during the war. Heston also sold a school bus to E R Eddy. Seven candidates joined the Amesville Eastern Star in a May special meeting, largest class since organization, with Mrs H O G Sedwick as present matron. Farmers Institute set for November 5 with I P Blauser and Carrie V Wilson as speakers. Esther Class of the Methodist Church moved its meeting to Friday November 2. Delbert Norman returned from service in Europe and visited the Thomas home.
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Amesville
mMesion
Sadie Wilson
Heston
E. R. Eddy
Seaven
Eastern Star
H. OG. Sedwick
Athens
Guysville
Farmers Institute
I. P. Blauser
Columbus
Carrie V. Wilson
Sunbury
Esther
Methodist Church
F. L. Thomas
W. A. Thomas
Grace Worthington
Chesterhill
Somerset
Delbert Norman
Haydenville
Armed Service
Europe
Thomas Home
John Goddard
Texas
Dewey Goddard
Max Heston
Vienna
Bell Snedeker
Marta
Clara YL Wison
W. R. Phillips
New York Cty
Wilma Henry
Springfield
Gilbert Sedwick
Carl Sedwick
Gilbert
Cairo
Alexandria
Gino Abouin
Sousa
Pierrette Butterfly
Musette
London
Marseilles
From Paris to Cairo A Dancer’s Turbulent Egypt Tour
Esme and her troupe arrive in Cairo and Alexandria for six weeks of engagements. The show features dancers from Moscow to Paris, amid a dull month for tourists and uneasy notes from home. Ailing mother prompts Esme to cut the contract and return to Paris, with a negotiated release for the final week.
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Georges Haud
Gino Abouin
Cairo
Alexandria
Morgan
Spinx
Marseilles
Egypt
Sascha Goudin
Mitty
Tillie
Casino de Paris
Pierrette Butterfly
Champs-Elysees
Musette
Shepheard’s
Gezireh
Mena
Paris
Leslie
Khartoum
London
Stalin’s Health News Raised By Harriman Report
U. S. ambassador Harriman reports Marshal Stalin is in good health, not ill as rumored, assuring that his leadership remains decisive for the Soviet Union. The piece notes Stalin’s central role in war and policy, the strategic burden on successors, and promising talks with President Truman that could shape Allied collaboration amid Bulgarian and Romanian communist governments.
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U. S&s
W. Averell Harriman
Stalin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Russia
Red Armies
Lenin
Trotsky
Grobe
Europe
Asia
Harriman
Black Sea
Truman
America
Britain
New York
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Theo Avery
XBR Aessenger Fourliebing CO
Gordon KB Buss
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Charlee
Sarria Manexing
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio News
Paper Association
Associated
Associated Prem
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Douglas Larsen
the Public Forum
Forum
Clara Place
Coolville
Wil
C. Merritt
Garfield Ave
W. G. Davis
Chauncey-Dover Chauncey, Ohio
O W. Lee
B.D
India
Sigma Delta Chi
National Professional Journalism Fraternity
William Kircher
Carl Sandburg
Abraham Lincoln
Prairies
Amesville News
ESME
Land OF
Pierette
Dewitt MacKenzie
By Galbraith
Wey
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