Messenger Publishing Co and rates page item
The Athens Messenger lists staff and departments with publishing details. It outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier, domestic and international, and notes notices and obituaries at a nominal charge. It also names national representatives and asserts Associated Press rights and standard bureaucratic notices.
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Athens Messenger
Frederick W .Bush
THE
Messenger Publishing Co
Go K. Ff
Charles J. Harris
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Milton
Government red tape may cost lives in wartime critique
A political essay argues that bureaucratic delays in Washington threaten victory and lives in World War II. It calls for a strong hand to cut red tape, fire ineffective officials, and push through timely tax and policy measures. Public pressure is urged to reform and save lives.
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Tom
Harry
Washington
Pearl Harbor
White House
Congress
The Path Ahead: Eliminate Axis Militarism Worldwide
Ambassador Grew argues in stark terms that Japan and Germany must be crushed and reformed through education. He warns of expanded battlefronts, calls for removing Hitler and Tojo, and envisions a long, difficult program to erase militaristic ideas across nations.
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Grew
Japan
Germany
Asia
Tojo
Pacific
America
Hitler
Russia
United Nations
Uncle Sam Means Business on Price and Ration Violations
The piece notes penalties for breaking rationing and price controls. An Indiana man received 18 months in jail and $500 fine. A California bootlegger was fined $3,000 with a one year suspended sentence. A Montana man jailed six months and fined $2,100 for sugar handholding. Texas violators faced fines and up to 20 months in jail.
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Leon Henderson
California
Texas
Uncle Sam
Clapper Urges Rethinking War Production and Resource Use
Raymond Clapper argues that US war mobilization must balance manpower and materials. He warns shortages arise from inefficient distribution and draft pace, suggesting a central agency to align armed forces needs with available supply. He cites craft labor, shipyards, and armor production as examples needing adjustment.
OWI costs and structure outlined in Washington scene review
Peter Edson outlines the Office of War Information budget and organization as it struggles to present a clear budget after two months of operation. He details a 3,500 fulltime staff with domestic and overseas propaganda roles, a monthly payroll of about 700000, and overlapping public relations across federal agencies. The piece also cites WW II aviation quotes from Glenn L. Martin and Ramsay MacDonald.
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U. S
Office of War Information
Elmer Davis
M. E. Eisenhower
OWL
OWI
Office of Government Reports
Office of Facts and Figures
Foreign Information Division
William J. Donovan
Information
Office of Emergency Management
Washington
Army
Washington Bureau of Public Relations
Navy Department
Office of Public Relations
OEM
Office of Price ‘Administration
War Production Board
Hartford Red Cross Dressings Class Opens in Hartford
Red Cross sewing rooms at Mrs. Donald Smiths property in Hartford will open Sept 1 with sessions on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Wednesday afternoon. Volunteers urged to help reach full production. leadership includes Chairman Mrs Norman Wein and Supervisors Miss Hannah Hunter and Mrs James Rea. Also reports local social and visiting notes from Hartford and nearby towns.
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Hartford
Donald Smith
Red Cross
Norman Wein
Cochairman
Thurl Stone
Hannah Hunter
James Rea
Esther McKnight
George Lerner
Fannie Hensley
Bertha Jenkins
Mary Lou Naylor
Newark
M. R. Chapman
Owens Roseberry
Point Pleasant
Richard Cooke
Charleston
Charles Ginden
Sam Aumiller
Virgil Manley
Gallipolis
Wm. Coleman
Steubenville
Mary Ann Klass
Margaret Embleton
Pomeroy
Allah Klass
C. W. Lanier
E. H. Gordon
Lula Howell
Erma
Sharon
John Roy
Helen Jenkins
Mildred Chapman
North Carolina
Duke University
Sue Knight
Huntington
William Harper
H. T. Embleton, Sr
Chester
W. Va
Courtland Rockwell
Tennessee
Henery Jenkins
Cecil Gairing
Brigeport
C. W. Petty
A. B. Ginden
Martha A. Newton
W. T. Stone
Hugo Juhling
Holzer Hospital
N. O. Wein
A. K. McClung
William Judson
Bertha
Wheeling
Goldie Hartley
Foglesong
Athens Homes Near Completion Show Local Residents
News item notes houses nearing completion in Athens for Judge O F Rowland Strathmore Boulevard A S McPherson N Cong ress St H V Howett Maplewood Drive Carl Love Mill St A A Wisenbach Stewart St Fire at Coal Cut 18 months ago originated in the old 203 Mine near Kimberly Frances Wilson Welch guest at C H Grosvenor home University Terrace Also mentions 20 years ago visits and County-wide temperance workers picnicked at Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church and Roaches selling their President Street residence.
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Athens
Judge O. F. Rowland
Strathmore Boulevard
A. S. McPherson
N. Congress St
H. V. Howett
Maplewood Drive
Carl Love
Mill St
A. A. Wisenbach
Stewart St
203
Coal Cut
Kimberly
Coolville and Troy Social News and School Opening
Coolville Helen Macleod Service Guild meets Thursday September 3 at 6:45 with potluck at Mrs Elbert Root's home. Carthage Troy School District opens September 8 with Coolville grades and high school starting at 9 15 a m.
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Coolville
Helen Macleod
Middletown
Margaret Theisen
Jeanette
Zanesville
A. B. White
Jack
White
J. E. Meredith
G. R. Walden
Meredith
Marietta
I. W. Burnfield
Watson
Charles Dean
Athens
Vera Daugherty
R. S. Henderson
Mattie Henderson
Portland
T. Hilldare
Donna
Paul
Racine
T. E. Galbreath
William McKelvey
Jacksonville Sportsmen hold Sunday clay bird shoot
Jacksonville Sportsman's Club staged a clay bird shoot at its traps near Bishopville on Sunday. Dick Wade won the 25 bird main event with 23x25. Harold Vaughn and Fred Woodruff tied 21x25, Dwight Hartley 20x25, Dick Swartz 14x25. Next shoot announced later.
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Jacksonville
The
Enid Encounters Clare Adams at the Bath Club
Enid sketches a striking redhead named Clare Adams at the Bath Club and is rebuffed when Clare snubs the portrait. Hank Holliday, Emid’s fiancé, later reveals Clare is his prospective second wife, deepening Enid’s hurt as the couple visits a small town hospital and diner.
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Hank
Hank Holliday
Enid
Clare
Clare Adams
Rife reunion and social notes from Cheshire
Cheshire social notes report the Rife reunion at Old Rigger Church on Monday Sept 7 with relatives invited. Various locals visit relatives or travel, including Julius Chandler at summer school in Delaware and Wilma Cremeens visiting Lottie Roush in Addison.
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Cheshire
Old Rgger
Julius Chandler
Delaware
Ned Eachus
Galpolis
Curt Swisher
Hollis Rife
Ed Yeather
Wilma Cremeens
Addison
Lottie Roush
Manchester
Johnny Garrison
New Orleans
Connie Pinkerman
LeSage
W Va
Ada Thompson
Arthur Swisher
Corning
Everett Lenz
Ireta Grovers
Clifford Harrison
Gallipolis
Edward Roush
John Hix
Link Ables
Kananga
Harold Thomas
Middleport
Floyd Thomas
Jeanette Yeanger
Columbus
Norma Yeanger
Marvin Thomas
Ed. Yeanger
Evelyn
Zilla Denny
Little Ryger
Clara Ward
Junior Roush
Holzer Hospital
Examination of County Records By Blackmore and Corn
Gallipolis and Hillsboro researchers examine county records with Blackmore a former Pomeroy postmaster and Meigs County auditor, joined by Earl Corn of Waverly. The pair assess archival materials and cross check property and tax ledgers.
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Gallipolis
Hiram Blackmore
Hillsboro
Earl Corn
Waverly
Blackmore
Pomeroy
Meigs County
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Roosevelt
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England
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Washington Scene
Glenn L,. Martin
Ramsay MacDonald
Hartford Red Cross
Thomas Johnson
Elzanna
Virginia
Tommy
Betty Jane Johnson
Dorothy van Meter
Harriette Hinkle
Barbara Powell
Patrica Lerner
Robert Betty
Phylis Smith
Frances Wilson Welch
New York City
Louise Leete
C. H. Grosvenor
University Terrace
Delbert T. Tobinson
Mae Poston
Elizabeth Nelson
N. College St
John Murphy
Mary Katherine
Temperance Workers
Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church
Harvey Roach
President St
M. T. Ellis
Roaches
Beverly
Mr. Roach
Henry Hatch
Edward Hanning
Ida Hanning
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Troy
Jacksonville Sportsmen
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