Ohio newspaper subscription and advertising notice
The notice lists memberships with press associations and national representatives. It outlines advertising rates on application and nominal obituary charges. It provides mail subscription rates across several Ohio counties and the normal carrier rate.
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens Post Office
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Waiting Vultures Across the Older Youth Conference
Dr. E. A. Taylor warned delegates at the Older Youth Conference on the Ohio University campus about looming threats. He said Fascism and Communism threaten American freedom, warning of unemployment, frontier changes, and the collapse of orthodox capitalism as political and economic systems face critical tests.
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Ohio University
E. A. Taylor
United States
Sinclair Lewis
Italy
Germany
Stuart Chase
Mr. Chase
George Bernard Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Dictionary editors plan slang words in new edition
The Oxford team with Sir William Cragie and James R. Hulbert preview a dictionary update adding slang like terms once deemed nonstandard. As inter scholastic spelling bees approach, readers imagine future contests featuring words such as schnozzola and oomph.
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William Cragie
James R. Hulbert
University of Chicago
Sycamore
Gumlog
Ark
Parking Crunch Persists Across Athens and Nearby Towns
Traffic experts urge studies as parking options increase slowly. Despite modest improvements, five years of research show little relief ahead for motorists. Cities remove old structures for lots and some ban parking on main streets while others consider subways to handle thousands of cars.
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Athens
Centerbury
Washington Reorganization and Roosevelt's Fading Control
In Washington the fear of Roosevelt is said to slow recovery as power shifts from the White House to Congress. The Administration loses tax and labor leverage while Congress rewrites the tax code and blocks wage legislation. Senator Wagner sides with opponents, signaling waning Roosevelt influence and urging business to focus on recovery.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
William Allen White
Congress
Hoover
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House Labor Committee
Wagner
New York State
Behind the Scenes in Washington on Naval Costs
Rodney Dutcher reports rising costs for a 45 000 ton battleship from an estimated 70 million to about 100 million as the Navy shifts from 35 000 to 45 000 ton ships. He notes private and navy yard bid gaps, alleged collusion, and claims by Ambassador Joe Kennedy of inflated bids to secure naval contracts. Senator Bennett Clark warns of a private yard combine forcing government purchases.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
United States Navy
Navy Department
Sauthoff
Interstate Commerce Commission
Navy
Senate Munitions Committee
Navy Yard
Joe Kennedy
Maritime Commission
Belfast
Kennedy
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Parking crisis voiced by public officials in daily transport note
The text argues that the average passenger car is now used for daily tasks rather than pleasure and stresses cars require stopping places. It warns parking cannot improve by itself and urges public action rather than passive hope for relief.
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Bud Hope
Athens natives plan Washington motor trip details
News items recount a party including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills and others leaving Athens for Washington, D C. Prof. C M Copeland joined at Rochester home where Mrs. Copeland visited, while Mrs F Peoples traveled to Washington to visit her daughter Helen who teaches English at the high school. Also listed are Mrs Neal Helsel and guests from Washington Pa and Wheeling W Va visiting relatives.
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Charles Mills
John Ewing
Pearl Carr
Athens
Washington, D. C
Prof
C. M. Copeland
Mrs. Copeland
Dean Copeland
Rochester
N. Y
F. Peoples
Helen Peoples
J. M. Foster
Washington
Neal Helsel
Second St
Ara C. Minor
Geraldine
Betty Jean Hawley
Washington, Pa
Jeanette Minor
Wheeling
W. Va
Athens Township Officials Appointed to Inspect School Property Title
Principal Pearly Gaskill and John T. Hope of the Athens Township board of education were appointed to investigate the title to school property not currently used for school purposes. Lieut. Carl Hibbard, formerly of the Machine Gun Company, Seventh Regiment, now at Camp Sheridan with the 135th Machine Gun Battalion, said the Athens gunners won the silver trophy for athletic prowess. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Forsythe hosted Mrs. A. F. Farnam of La Crosse Wis., visiting to see son Ensign Robert Farnam of the U S Naval Reserve Corps. Mrs. Verne E. LeRoy of East Lansing, Mich., visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Palmer.
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Pearly Gaskill
John T. Hope
Board of Education of
Athens Township
Carl Hibbard
Compe Y
Camp Sheridan
Athens
F. D. Forsythe
A. F. Farnam
la Crosse, Wis
Mrs. Verne E. LeRoy
East Lansing, Mich
J. A. Palmer
Bashan Notes Socials Include Wide Village Mix
Bashan Notes lists a flurry of social calls and visits across several towns. Many residents including Bessie and Helen Johnson, Alma Slater, E E Hayman, Alba Myers, Ruth Cole, Nellie Trussell, Will Sorden, and others are shown calling on relatives and friends. Local trips feature visits to Pomeroy Syracuse Parkersburg and Marietta with numerous family and neighbor interactions noted.
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Long Bottom
Charles
Howard Lawrence
Hazael
Guy Hayman
Ray Pullins
Shade River
Millard Osborne
Reno
Sherman McDole
John Myers
Pomeroy
L. B. Frank
Ralph Frank
Milford Cole
Reedsville
Iva Hill
Warden Ours
John Taylor
Edwin Hayman
Byron
Wilma White
Chester High School
Health Hints on Flat Feet and Treatments
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses flat feet, their causes, and remedies. He notes X-ray diagnosis to assess arches, competing theories on evolution and heel growth, and various treatments including exercise massage electrical stimulation and supports.
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Morris Fishbein
Morning Dawn Verse by Virginia Wise in Readers Column
Poem submitted by Virginia Joan Wise age eight daughter of Chief of Police Charles Wise Jr Middleport. Written in school for Messenger Readers column.
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Messenger
Virginia Joan Wise
Virginia Joan
Charles Wise, Jr
Middleport
Lucille Dutton
Wheaton College Glee Club Performs at Gallipolis First Baptist
A large audience at the First Baptist Church in Gallipolis welcomed the Wheaton College Glee Club of Wheaton Illinois on Tuesday night and enjoyed their program.
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Gallipolis
First Baptist Church
Wheaton College
Wheaton, Ill
Rotary selects new directors for Gallipolis club
The Gallipolis Rotary Club elected a new directorate including Eugene Spear E E Higgins H W Wetherholt Jack Knight C C Byers and Morris Haskins. They will soon select new club officers.
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Gallipolis
Eugene Spear
E. E. Higgins
H. W. Wetherholt
Jack Knight
C. C. Byers
Morris Haskins
Easter Cruise Meets Old Rivalry On The Empress
Joyce Milner, a passenger on the Empress, loses a pocketbook and meets Dick Hamilton again. Mrs. Porter, Isobel, and Isobel’s rich social expectations frame a tense cruise, while Hamilton tries to charm Joyce with a costly amends package. The ship’s social whirl widens as Joyce navigates etiquette, potential romance, and a looming match with Hamilton III.
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Joyce Milner
Dick Hamilton
Isobel Porter
Isobel
Mr. Hamilton
Havana
Jamaica
Spanish Town
Bermuda
Henri Christophe
Haiti
Napoleon
Joyce
Hamilton
Loung
New England
Mrs. Porter
Dr. Gray
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
THE
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Raymond Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
Ay Sena
Bashan
George Clark
Poet's Corner
Glee Club
Rotary
Marion White Saalch
MD Ata Et Ene Ac
Empress
A-14
Timothy O'Hara
Gladys Porter
Richard Hamilton
Richard Hamilton III
Isabal
Gregory
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