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The Athens Messenger lists staff and affiliations with The Associated Press. Subscription rates are shown for Ohio and outside states, including daily, Sunday, and carrier options, with post office duties and second class matter designation.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
United States
Athens
War Leaders Outline Allied Path to Victory
Roosevelt and Churchill declare Allied momentum in war production and troop deployments signal progress toward victory. They forecast a shift to decisive offensives this fall and winter, with intensified bombing of Germany and continued pressure on Axis forces in Europe, the Caucasus, and the Middle East.
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Roosevelt
Churchill
United Nations
Atlantic
Europe
Germany
Hitler
Caucasus
Middle East
Garden of Eden
Meatless days and plenty for all
The writer argues meatless days will not hurt Americans and that there is ample meat substitutes. They defend current living standards, criticize complaints as slack, and urge price ceilings to ensure food for both the public and allies. The piece endorses rationing as a means to widen available supplies.
Glass in the gutter warps tires and stirs patriotism
A Chicago Tribune note condemns tire sabotage with glass and nails in gutters. It urges public shaming and patriotic duty, arguing tires are a national weapon and calling saboteurs war saboteurs. The piece includes editorials from J Loy Maloney and M Babcock.
Raymond Clapper Warns Against Congress Roosevelts Clash
In a wartime column, Raymond Clapper argues the nation cannot endure a bitter Congress versus President fight over power. He urges action over endless constitutional debate, praises censorship as necessary, and warns a national clash would threaten the war effort and American survival.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Capitol Hill
BEW Roles and Rules: Edson on Economic Warfare
Peter Edson reviews the Board of Economic Warfare, detailing its structure and aims. Henry Wallace portrays BEW as coordinating exports imports and economic analysis to support Allies, manage scarce resources and identify new supply sources and routes.
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Board of Economic Warfare
BEW
Henry Wallace
Army and Navy Journal
Wallace
United Nations
War
State
Navy
Commerce
Treasury and Agriculture
Inter-American Affairs
War Production Board
Office of Economic Warfare
U. S
Far East
BEW Row
Solomons
America
Board of Economic Warfare Analysis
Public Forum letter defends war effort and urges unity
Charles Sarson of Beaver Pa argues the USA must fight Hitler and support allies. He praises national resolve, notes wartime sacrifices of Navy and unions, and urges continued effort for peace and freedom. Sept 1.
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the Messenger
Tucker
U.S.A
Hitler
Europe
Charles Sarson Beaver
Blossom Valley Social and Personal Notes
Lester Traylor of Merion visited relatives here over the week end. Mrs Elizabeth Wilson and child of Wellston spent Sunday with her father Fred Osler and family before joining her husband in Springfield. Mr and Mrs A H Williams Mr and Mrs William Williams and Charles Williams of Wellston visited the Oiler and Cardwell families. Farnest Waldron of Columbus is vacationing at his cabin. Mr and Mrs Charles Chalfan and child of Sugar Creek spent the week end here. Mr and Mrs Chester Patrick of Marion visited. Mrs Minnie Holland of Canton spent the week end here. Mrs Mary Ellis of Barberton recently spent a few days with her sister Mrs Myrta McCumber.
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Plossom Valley
Lester Traylor
Merion
Elizabeth Wilson
Wellston
Fred Osler
Springfield
A. H. Williams
William Williams
Charles Williams
Oiler
Cardwell
Farnest Waldron
Columbus
Charles Chalfan
Sugar Creek
Chester Patrick
Marion
Arthur Faught
Minnie Holland
Canton
Mary Ellis
Barberton
Myrta McCumber
Paul Bern death noted amid 1932 crop and labor reforms
A collage of 1932 notes recalls Jean Harlow’s husband Paul Bern’s death by his own hand, Ohio fruit crop results, and a Washington dispatch on compulsory unemployment insurance. Social events include Pauline Swanson matinee parties with many guests and a handkerchief shower for Maria Scott. Also mentioned are missionary work in Nyasaland by Rev. Genheimer and a non stop New York to San Francisco air attempt by two army lieutenants.
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Pauline Swanson
Anna May Fenzel
Vianna Roush
Eleanor Garrett
Elizabeth Foley
Hallena Antoinette
Mildred Martin
Merna Mills
Halene Woods
Reba Shafer
Clarice Totman
Margaret Gorham
Marion Morse
Violet
Greta Collins
Joe Kircher
Bertie Brown
Louise Banks
Esther Roberts
Mary Elizabeth Hughes
Jennie Moore
Jean Rauch
Marcia Scott
Columbus’ School For Girls
Mary Stalder
Louise Kerr
Mary Maynard
Vernon Danford
Florence Poston
Martha Stuart
Ruth Jones
Amy Morgan
Mary Katherine Kircher
Mary Carolyn Logan
Gertrude Addicott
Wilma Nell Lostre
Pauline Jones
Eileen Rauch
New York
San Francisco
Local social notes from Point Rock and surrounding areas
The report lists visits and gatherings across several towns. Attendees include Ora Nelson Downie Alta Cone Donald Radekin and Vale families at Pomona Grange in Tupper's Plains. Others report home council and legion dinner events in Mid dleport Wilkesville and nearby communities with numerous relations and travelers mentioned.
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Point Rock
Ora Nelson
Downie
Alta Cone
Donald
J. E. Radekin
R. S. Vale
Erma Vale
Pomona
W. D. Bable
Helen Holcomb
Columbus
W. R. Holcomb
Leelia Young
R. A. Blessing
Charleston
Leslie Blessing
Miss Beulah
Athens
Wesley Ogdin
Ray Holliday
Ellen Litle
Bertha Denner
Jarret Bobo
Bobo
Wilkesville
G. H. Holcomb
East Canton
W. M. Morris
Brightness Fades as Candace Plans Escape and Engagement
Candace in Mrs. Flint's quiet house bristles at rules and plots to stay firm. She recalls Martin and imagines a future with Duffy, guided by Mrs. Harper, while a prowling man unsettles the tense scene in the empty hallway.
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Candace
Mrs. Flint
Defresne
Duffy
Fifi Forway
Broadway
Frank
Martin
Dufresne Carter Harper
Rutland News Notes Weekend Visits and Local Alerts
Local residents host family and friends over the weekend. Harold Buckley and family from Whitehouse visited Rev J J Buckley. Reva Mills of Athens came home for the weekend. Elsie Jean Roush from Columbus stayed with her parents Marcus and Mrs Roush. Advisory Council No 1 to meet at T C Porter home Friday night. Continuous weekend visits from Cadmus Cadmus D O Patterson and from The Plains Tom Porter and Mr Mrs Porter.
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Rutland
Harold Buckley
Whitehouse
J. J. Buckley
Reva Mills
Athens
Elsie Jean Roush
Columbus
Marcus Roush
D. O. Patterson
Cadmus
Vivian Taylor
Lucille Smith
Chester
Advisory Council No
T. C. Porter
Richard Canaday
Scott Canaday
Don Standley
John Standley
Tom Porter
Laurel Cliff Club Meets
Laurel Cliff Health Club hosts next Monday evening with a victory box for Pvt. Orrville Michaels. Local families report visits and guest stays across Columbus, Metz, Ironton, and Kentucky as the community notes social and family news. The region’s schools reopen with teachers Thelma Dill and Nellie Tracy. Early motoring nostalgia recalls dusters goggles and wind caps for long drives.
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Laurel Cliff
Guy Cole
Laurelcutt
Orrville Michaels
Oren Colmer
Thomas
Evelyn Turner
Karen
Metz
W. Va
Junior Wright
Georgia Hamilton
Edna Howell
Dolores
Nancy
Walter Walker
Ethyl Lowery
Columbus
Fred Hysell
Pearl Jacobs
Douglas Steel
Kentucky
Steel
Hugh Ferguson
Grant Conley
Pearl Parker
Everett Harrison
Louella Stahl
Charles Karr
Ironton
Frank Dill
Louisiana
Ethyl] Lowery
Glen Dill
Pomeroy
James Radford
Thelma Dill
Nellie Tracy
Lou Diehl
Ivan Diehl
Long Bottom
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Blossom Valley
Jean Harlow
Paul Bern
Federation of Labor
Washington Dispatch
William A. Genheimer
New Marshfield M. P
Nyasaland
Africa
Point Rock Social Notes
Emma M. Bolton
Neva Ogdin
Jerret Bobo
Bertha Dennen
McArthur
Jackson
Dallas Harder
Basil
Harry Peters
Clyde
Clayton Morris
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