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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1942

Page

4

Newspaper Rate Card and Policy Note

Publication header shows subscription prices for Ohio and out of state, carrier and mail options, rates for copies, obituary notices, and advertising policies. Includes Associated Press rights and a Milton quotation, reflecting era newspaper boilerplate.

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Inflation Critique of Roosevelts Wartime Policies

A critical editorial argues the Presidents inflation plan is vague while Congress stalls on taxes wage controls and farm price caps. It accuses officials of delaying necessary measures and warns that delay risks prolonging the war and wasting resources.

Rural Ohio Faces Youth Losss Amid War Shift

Ohio villages and farms have shed large shares of their youth to the Army and war industries. Older generations now run towns and farms, creating social and economic strains, with family ties fraying and farm supplies tightening. Noted leaders warn against neglecting both duty and finances.

Ohio Dad America Washington

Raymond Clapper Critiques Roosevelt Cost of Living Plan

Raymond Clapper cautions against inflation and seeks firm wartime controls. He argues wage and price management, heavy taxation, and rapid tax legislation are necessary as war taxes rise and consumer spending surges. He faults farm lobbyists and political hesitation while urging decisive action to curb costs at home.

United Nations Roosevelt Congress Labor Board White House Washington O'Neal Farm Bureau Federation Senate War Labor Board

Public Forum Letters Welcome and Signed

The Public Forum column invites current event comments from readers. Letters must be signed with the writer’s name and may include multiple contributors per day. Contributions should be concise to fit more readers into each issue.

I Am an Aircraft Plant Inspector for Goodyear

Pearley Gaskill from Akron reports life on the Goodyear Aircraft Plant A assembly line. He describes inspecting layouts for rivets and bolts, approving work or ordering replacements, and notes on on the job training, classes, wages, and a wartime hiring surge toward 30 000 workers by next April as 17 000 are already employed.

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Athens Residents Involved In National and Local Affairs

Virgil Davis son Max and John Burgett of Athens traveled to Washington D C for several days. Chauncey Dover High School staff included Wesley Walburn and Paul Theisen. Muskingum fishing trip ended for Otto Weber and Harlan Carpenter. Iris Young led the McLaney Schools commercial department. Mrs A S Bethel under went major operation in Cleveland. Food costs eased with a five percent six month drop per Labor. Marie Josten and Marie Josten attended Martin Josten and Isabel Fraser wedding in Mt Clemens. Prof Gullum and family returned from Point Pleasant. Esther Herron left for Cheshire to teach Jatin and history.

Virgil Davis Max John Burgett Athens Washington, D. C Chauncey-Dover High School Wesley Walburn Clyde Morris Paul Theisen Woodrow Ferrer Pearl Henry Ruth Fiske Floride Sprague Ruth McLeod Christine Brown Herbert Spangler

Mustang Looks Like German Plane Sparks Airfield Tale

Peter Edson notes rumors that the P-51 Mustang resembled the German ME-109 and the RAF mistook it in early flights. North American Aviation denies German designer links, saying any similarity is coincidental and rooted in independent aerodynamic studies begun in 1940.

England R.A.F France United States Willy Messerschmitt Germany United States Army Air Force

County sales tax receipts fall in Hocking County

Weekly report by Hocking County treasurer Robert N. White shows sales tax collections for the week ending Saturday totaled 1011.28 dollars, down from 1150.34 dollars the prior week. The figures come from the county treasurer's office.

Logan Hocking County Robert N. White

Church Group Programs At Syracuse Church

The WSCS met at Asbury Methodist Church in Syracuse with 13 members. Devotions led by Mrs. Clarence Springer and program topics discussed by Mrs. Dana Hysell. President Miss Marcia Karr reviewed Chapter V of Christian Roots of Democracy. Stewardship program presented by Mrs. Irving Karr. Several members noted returning or starting duties in Syracuse and nearby towns. Syracuse Schools opened Tuesday morning as members shared news of travels and recoveries.

Syracuse WSCS Asbury Methodist Church Clarence Springer Dana Hysell Marcia Karr Irving Karr Pearl McBride Dayton C. B. Weese Racine Lenora Campbell Cleveland A. M. Roberts Marietta Point Pleasant Carl Henderson St. Mary’s George Henderson D. T. Cuckler David Cuckler, Jr Keith George Canton David Cuckler S. J. Nihizer Columbus Charles Calkins Mary Elizabeth Terre Haute Ind van Johnson Marjorie Moore Johnson Teckla Hess

Zaleski Social and Personal Notes Parade Local Activity

Zaleski social items record visits by Joseph Anderson and family to Mrs Ella Murray, travels to Meigs and Pennsylvania, relatives in Chillicothe Nelsonville and Columbus, church group quilting for benevolence, Masonic lodge and Eastern Star meetings, homecoming at Wesley, and residents moving for war work near Dayton.

Zaleski Joseph Anderson Marion Ella Murray Murray Meigs County B. W. Sands Virgil Riley Chillicothe Clara Potts C. W. Brush Anne Nelsonville Sands Frank Kellerman Columbus Methodist Church Helen McKibben Pennsylvania Charlies Dankee Charleston Cavanaugh Zaleski Masonic Lodge Eastern Star Chapter Chas, Vansky Dayton Mulholland Wilkesville

Wedding plans and a springboard to a broken heart

Enid contemplates marrying Tom after he returns from army camp, hoping for a quick wedding before he ships out. A train of events leads to a bus collision, leaving Enid in a hospital with broken ribs and no immediate contact with her California-bound parents, while Tom is gone.

Phil Letty California Tom Enid Mom Pop Sharon Sharons Davenport Little Ann National Guard Armory Bud Armstrong Daisy Daisy Armstrong Armstrongs Grace Dingline Grace

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