Athens Messenger masthead and obsolete publication data
The item lists the Athens Messenger established 1825 with edition details, publishing company, staff roles, and circulation policy. It includes Associated Press rights, subscription rates by carrier and mail, international service rates, and mentions second class matter status and advertising terms.
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Sis
Monte
Mali
Io Ohio
Ohio
Messenger
Athens Post Office
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
O. Cleveland
Taxpayer Cost And Government Investments In 1941
The 1941 Federal Government financed a magnesium company with 133 million dollars. the venture failed and in 1942 more than half the stock sold for 75 thousand dollars. Taxpayer costs for operating Federal Government Independent Offices last year approached four billion dollars.
Peace at Any Price versus Universal Military Training
World War I veterans and Navy chief push universal military training as a path to prevent future wars. They urge continued National Guard ROTC, expanded aeronautical education, and a nationwide airport program. The Navy Secretary says preparedness saves lives and money, while new voters postwar may rally against disarmament and for strong armed forces.
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Navy
Legion
National Guards
Teast
Still Eating Despite Fears Over 1944 Food Supply
The Department of Agriculture says civilian America will continue to eat through 1944 and likely into 1945. Despite labor shortages and drought, estimates show plenty of fruit and vegetables, grains, cheaper meats, and milk, with farmers successfully feeding soldiers and other needs.
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Department of Agriculture
America
D. of A
Europe will remember German crime and complacency
The Iron Age editor argues that lenient armistice terms for Finland and Romania reveal Nazi arrogance. He condemns German crimes and the educated German people who enabled them, noting thousands stand convicted. He contends the terms will prompt enduring judgment by Europe and the dictating powers.
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Naz
Finland
Romania
Europe
Germany
Roosevelt shifts to partisan campaign rhetoric in September address
In a Sept 23 speech, President Roosevelt pivots from wartime restraint to active campaigning. He urged soldier voting, called for broad voter registration, and criticized Dewey’s campaign style while suggesting party tactic shifts. Analysts see early start to mobilize registers and counter GOP momentum, risking heightened partisanship.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
Dewey
Sidney
Bricker
Capitol Hill
Peter Edson's Letter From Washington
A critical look compares President Roosevelt and Governor Dewey as Election 1944 nears. The president exploits high profile actions and indirect campaigning to appear decisive on budget cuts and national service while Dewey is portrayed as less burdened by such moves. Roosevelt’s moves in Africa the Middle East and at home are contrasted with Dewey’s lack of similar reach.
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Dewey
Roosevelt
Harold D. Smith
Africa
Middle East
Hawaii
Alaska
Charles Sawyer
Ohio
Belgium
Congress
Kaiser on competition and merit in service
Henry J. Kaiser argues that true competition thrives on merit rather than bounties or political favors. Strength comes from service, skill, efficiency, and courage, making competition a spark for progress.
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Henry J. Kaiser
War Today News Your Dad Read
Berlin reports that the Nazis expect an early resumption of the U S Third Army drive and foresee a broad multi-front push. As Russians press the east, Allies solidify in the west while supply lines shift from England to France. The Balkans remain a cleanup operation tying up scarce Nazi strength. Ten years ago, twelve couples celebrated Mrs Stanley Nida's birthday in Athens.
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J. M. Roberts
Berlin
U. S
Hitler
Reich
Baltic
Balkan
East
Prussia
Krakow
Silesia
England
France
Holland
Arnhem
Italy
Alps
Balkans
Rhine
East Prussia
America
Bertin
Harmony in Education and Religious Growth
Dr Clarence Samford discusses holistic youth growth aligning wisdom health social skills and religious education. He cites the 1920s YMCA Foursquare Club model and urges churches to invest time in religious development as essential to overall development.
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Clarence
Samford
Jesus
God Land Man
Kate Halle
Athens
Tion
Foursquare Club
YMCA
West Columbia Personal Notices Sparsely Reported Local Visits
West Columbia society notes list extended family visits and travel. Mrs Walter Carpenter spent the week end at Point Pleasant. Mrs Will Kerwood visiting daughter at Columbus. George Stewart birthday party on Kavlong Route. Several families plan moves to Pt Pleasant and Hartford visits by Fields and Kapp households. Local residents entertain and host relatives from Kaylong Route Clifton Middleport Huntington Acme and nearby areas over the weekend.
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West Columbia
Walter Carpenter
Point Pleasant
Will Kerwood
Lon Bass
Columbus
George Franklin Stewart
Clyde Barnett
Pt. Pleasant
Gerald Fields
Dave Fields
Hartford
Ross Kapp
Susie Cartwright
Mason
Sylvia
Thurman Payne
Velma Riggs
Near Acme
W. Va
Pat Riley
Ted Riley
Harry Vickers
Harry
Kaylong
Ted Rites
Gite Miller
Lucille Russell
Clifton
Lizzie Stewart
Mary
Ted van Meter
Middleport
Lawrence
Norman Kerwood
Roberta Young
Xon
Harry Andrews
Near Huntington
Kate van Meter
Anniversary of Carthage Presbyterian Church and local events
Carthage Presbyterian Church celebrated its 50th anniversary with pioneer families named among the founders. A welcoming address was given by C. H. Copeland. The program included several local figures. In football, Logan High defeated Chauncey 26 to 0 with listed lineups. New Ohio University faculty and staff appointments were announced, detailing numerous names. Ethel Radcliff, Athens musician, received a farewell reception by the Woman's Music Clan.
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Carthage Presbyterian Church
Mervins
Caldwells
Wilsons
Hammonds
Mills
Hills
Woodworths
C. H. Copeland
Adda Poston
Howard Sands
Anna Chapman
A. B. Sanders
Marie Burns
J. T. Merwin
N. E. Mills
Howard E. Warner
Lehman
Logan High
Chauncey
Logan
Klein
Schmidt
Newmen
Patchen
Blair
Bright
Lemon
Roberts
Goldstein
Kreig
Myers
Allen
Hill
Goodson
Kelley
Sapp
Law
Saunders
Howard
Brown
Thomas
Wind
Mattson
Ethel Radcliff
Athens
Murray City Personal Notices Reflect Visits and Family News
Murray City notices list residents visiting relatives and friends, births, and health updates. Names include Cora Hoch Verona Mowery Almeda Moody Paul Curr Julia Ann, and families from Columbus Newark Logan Willoughby. travel and hospital news appear alongside social calls and business visits.
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Murray City
Cora Hoch
Michigan
Verona Mowery
Columbus
Lena Keeton
Charles Nida
Willoughby
Gerald Edwards
John Swyers
Nelsonvilles
Almeda Moody
Glouster
Paul
Newark
Claude Cupp
Logan
Oscar Hellyer
Jocal
Andrew Huston
van Wert
Julia Ann
Wm. Cooper
Gary Columbus
Blanche Brooker
Austin Stilwell
Nelsonville
Robert Hartman
Dayton
Wim, Shelton
Billy Joe
Dickie Lee
Bobby Gene
Barberton
Dora Wilson
Cinda Lou
Hollister
Helen Wilson
Frank Snyder
Mt. Carmel Hospita
Emmett
Lawrence Short
Cc. H. Worthington
John C. Penn
Granville Thompson
Cleveland
Stormer
Howard Craft
Leonard Philips
Nelsonville Fundaye
Straitsville Social and Personal Hints
Straitsville Brief Social And Personal reports a string of local updates with Lester Auker recovering from a Grant Hospital operation while serving in the U S Marines, residents visiting kin in Columbus and Logan, family deployments, and a local bowling gathering. Other items note serious injuries, military leaves, and frost damage near Youngstown.
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New Straitsville
Lester Auker
Russell McLain
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Lester
Thelma Eberts
Helen Strain
Logan
A. J. Hunter
Lillian
Bernard Carleton
Jamestown
N. Y
Billie Hunter
Jane Vernon
Sue Strain
Kate Hartman
Pete Spicer
U. S. Navy
Frank Spicer
Walter Aker
Newton Auker
US. Army
New Lexington
Weslie Ward
Audry Ambrose
Wilma Grandy
Sue Burke
Mildred Grandy
Helen Sayer
Myrtle ‘Wallace
Dick Donley
Dot Brown
Elizabeth Thomas
Doyle W. Thomas
Great, Lakes Naval Training Station
Fred Blankenship
Levi Wolfe
Lancaster
George Auker
Maud McEvory
Jack Hunter
Germany Will Try It Again
The article outlines Sigrid Schultz and the early Nazi rise from World War I through the Beer Hall Putsch, detailing Hitler's alliance with Eckart, the propaganda machine, Ludendorff's role, and the 1924 trial impact, with notes on press responses and public reaction. The piece sets up the continuing story of Hitler's ascent and the Nazi movement.
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Germany
L Eader
Ludendorff
Hitler
Munich
Reichswehr
Landsberg-on-Zech
Corning Social Notes reflects family losses and club gatherings
Celia Hall infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Hall Rendville died hours after birth. Funeral held at home with burial Rendville Cemetery. Jolly Six Club held a slumber party at Miss Barbara Spence home. Euchre Club met at Mrs Martha Benedict home. Pocahontas Lodge Past Chiefs meet Saturday Sept 30 at 1 09 pm in old Eagles Hall. Staff Sgt Dwight T Wagner visiting family after 32 months in China. Pocahontas Lodge met Monday evening in old Eagles Hall with lunch for 250. Mrs Ruth Deime initiated. Red Cross yarn consignments welcomed knitters. Sgt and Mrs Ronald Swartz Alliance Neb visiting. Frank Kelly and Mrs Orrin Radcliff Newark visiting.
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Thea Murray
Jean Powell
Doris Gray
Phyllis Mindigo
Miss Spence
Euchre Club
Martha Benedict
Josephine Hermey
Beulah Craig
Geneval Wright
Thelma Frastre
Helen Wonnell
Hazel Edwards
Lee Thomas
Jean Wilson
Pocahontas Lodge
Old Eagles
Dwight T. Wagner
Fred Wagner
China
Tze Peocahontas Lodge
Monda
Old Eagles Hall
Ruth Deime
Red Cross
Jessie Pettigrew
Ronald Swartz
Alliance
Nebr
Harry Morgan
Willard Post
Frank Kelly
Orrin, Radcliff
Hocking County Men in Service Update
Margaret F. Kistler, 52 c, finished training at Hunter College New York and is in Washington learning teletyping. Johnny Crawford and wife visit Mr. and Mrs. Guy Huggins Ilesboro after overseas duty in Scotland and South America. Pvt Anson Huffman Fr Leonard Wood Mo leaves Wednesday after furlough with parents in South Bloomingville. two years in Garrison Duty in the Dutch West Indies and was in Logan Monday to vote.
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Logan
Margaret F. Kistler
Hunter College
New York
Washington, D. C
Merchant Marine
Johnny Crawford
Guy Huggins
Ilesboro
Crawford
Scotland
South America
Anson Huffman
Leonard Wood
John Huffman
South
Bloomingville
Pvt
Huffman
Dutch West Indies
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Iron Age
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Stanley Nida
Ohio University
Ray Latham
George E. Carruthers
Georges. Lasher
C. D. Gistique
Harriet Rogers
Edith Casson
R. B. Alspaugh
C. W. Fink
Elizabeth Conklin
Scott Willetts
William Longstreet
Karl
D. Reiger
Ethel Bolton
Grace G. “Andreth
Eleanor Ross
Ruth McMeen
Esther Dunham
Grace Finley
Ruth Latimer
Juanita Jones
Jessie Willett
Beck
Straitsville
Youngstown
Americas
Merlin
Sigrid Schulte
Dietrich Eckart
Eckart
Fuehrer
Boehm Dnd
Voelkischer Beobachter
Dolors
Ernst Hanfstaengel
National Socialist Party
Rudolf Hess
Dietrich , Eckart
Ernst Boehm
Gregor Strasser
Republic
Boehm
Kapp
Butsch
Surtter
Gerins
Erich von Ludensdorff
Corning Social Notes
Hocking County
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