Go Back and Chase Out Your Crooked Lawyers and Politicians
Ohio Parole Board grants parole to a brutal assault convict after a lawyer senator cites alleged injustice. The case shows political influence from the administration and a prosecutor who refused a warrant, highlighting subterranean ties between crime and political corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Department of Justice
Ohio Parole Board
Administration of Justice
Union
Water storage urged after 1934 Ohio drought
Weather Bureau notes Southern Ohio near the seasonal rainfall but droughts since 1930 have drained wells and springs. Storing water in inexpensive dams and small reservoirs can help distant and nearby farms with minimal cost, and prudent conservation is advised for future climate variability.
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Weather Bureau
Ohio
Rebuff for Hitler in Danzig election setback
The Danzig vote for Volkstag representatives curbed Nazi momentum as pro Nazi support stood at about 60 percent, less than feared. Despite a 95 percent German majority, a sizable minority resists Hitlerism and reunion with Germany, signaling caution over Nazi ambitions.
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Hitler
Danzig
Volkstag
Saar
Memorial to Roosevelt Park Planned in Bad Lands
The Federal Relief Administration plans to acquire 42 000 acres in North Dakota's Bad Lands to create a public recreation area. A scenic drive along the Little Missouri River, cabins, hotels, and camping sites are planned with footpaths and riding trails. The park will honor Theodore Roosevelt, whose ranch lies nearby.
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Federal Relief Administration
North Dakota
Little Missouri River
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Great West
Roosevelt Returns to Washington No Drama This Time
In Washington the president’s return is described as subdued and pragmatic, with no parade or bold promises. Congress, seen as slow and divided, complicates relief plans and social reforms as White House leadership faces a delicate legislative era. Huey Long politics intrigue and a sharp London interview add a global flavor to the scene.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Washington Battle Front
White House
New York
Congress
London
Huey
Long
America
Hitler
Kingfish
Frankling D. Roosevelt
Europe
Roosevelt relief bill reshapes political playing field
The piece argues conservative forces doubt Roosevelt’s re election in 1940 yet miss the bill’s strategic effect. It calls the relief act a two year blanket on expenditures and notes Congress will seek funding from him, extending his political leverage for about 18 months.
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New York
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Huey bodyguard Phi Beta Kappa key and gun report
A passage notes Huey Long security details including a Phi Beta Kappa key and two guns. It cites White House remarks on July 1 1936 for relief spending completion and hints at election day timing. The piece recalls Adolph Ochs comments on aging and social circles around the New Deal era.
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Huey
White House
Adolph Ochs
Averill Harriman
Robert Straus
Experts warn on risk of US entry into next war
Analysts say the United States faces hurdles in staying out of a future conflict as public eagerness to deploy abroad grows, potentially diverting attention from domestic issues like auto safety.
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United States
Solar Eclipse Report Noted in Quiet Night Skies
In 1932 observers described chickens going to roost, crickets chirping, and dogs howling as nightwatchmen yawned during the eclipse. The piece records common nocturnal reactions to the event.
Hospitals See Admission Rate Hit Every 4.42 Seconds
Reports indicate Americans are admitted to hospitals at roughly one every 4.42 seconds. The figure reportedly climbs during peak sunburn season due to increased outdoor exposure.
Public Forum Seeks Signed Community Letters
The column invites public comments on current events and requires writer signatures. Letters should be concise to fit multiple submissions per day and include the contributor’s signature as part of the piece.
Road Tax Frustration Over Gravel Shortage
A letter from The Messenger laments deep mud on the road and taxes paid yet no gravel. Commissioners claim funds are lacking, forcing drivers to battle slipping ditches while awaiting gravel purchases from tax revenue.
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the Messenger
Mud road misadventure delights reader Edna Harpold
A humorous reminiscence from Edna Harpold of Chester dated April 2 recounts commissioners stuck in mud on her old road. She recalls watching the engine race, wheels spin, and a ditch trap the vehicle, eliciting her amusement at their misfortune and a sense of traditional familiarity.
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Edna Harpold
Chester
Sand Lot Stars baseball team wins game at Nelsonville
The Sand Lot Stars, led by Morgan Williams Boni Schmidt Herron Ashworth Kaler and Romine, secured a win over Nelsonville. Mrs. T. L. Morgan took the high score trophy while Mrs. John H. Preston was runner up at the Athens Country Club card party. Awards to Mr. John B. Swanson and Dr. D. H. Biddle. Mrs. A. N. Johnson hosted the Progressive Literary Club gathering.
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Sand Lot Stars
Morgan, Williams
Bonifield
Schmidt
Herron
Ashworth
Kaler
Romine
Nelsonville
T. L. Morgan
John H. Preston
Athens
A. N. Johnson
Progressive Literary Club
Wayfarer Torpedoed. Largest British Merchant Vessel Hit
Twenty years ago the Liverpool steamer Wayfarer of 10 000 tons was torpedoed by a German submarine and towed to Queensland. It was the largest British merchant vessel attacked by German underwater craft.
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Liverpool
Wayfarer
Queensland
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
The author argues presence and authority beat volume in guiding children. A quiet, confident tone with firm expectations elicits obedience, while timidity, coaxing, or endless pleas fail. A calm word or a surprising smile can effectively command attention and compliance from youngsters.
Statemens on War and Peace From 1914 to 1935
A collection of quotes reflects on expansionist ambition, vigilance in politics, and the American view of foreign policy. Stalin is named as a dictator, observers comment on beauty standards, motherhood imagery, and warned deterrence by the United States in harsh terms.
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Joseph Stalin
Farewell on Mount Olives and the Second Coming Prophecy
Struck by Jesus sorrow as He left Jerusalem He warned of future desolation of the Temple. He spoke of signs before the end of days and the Son of Man coming in clouds to judge all nations separating the sheep from the goats. Next Sanhedrists plot Jesus' destruction.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Temple
Mount of Olives
Dark Blond Begins Here Today in Millicent Graves Case
Millicent Graves secretary to George Drimgold finds him dead in his office. Jarvis Happ aids her and hides her as a brunet at a beauty shop then introduces her to Happ's circle including Norman, Rob ert Caise, Mrs Happ and Vera Duchene. Millicent is drawn into a murder investigation where fingerprints and a shattered whiskey flask become key evidence as Sergeant Mahoney pressures her to reveal the truth.
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Millicent Graves
George Drimgold
Jarvis Happ
Happ
Norman
Robert Caise
Vera Duchene
Millicent
Mahoney
Sergeant Mahoney
Miss Grabes
Detective Buchanan
Door Lock Drama in Hat House Mystery
Milicent confronts a cloud of suspicion as she uses a borrowed key to enter a study in the house. Sergeant Mahoney hints at peril while Milicent plans to reconcile with Jarvis Happ and clear her name before he returns.
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Anan
Chief
Mr. Happ
Jarvis Happ
Happ
Health Hints and Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein
In nervous breakdown cases a stressed man of average intelligence shows worry over health, fatigue, irritability, insomnia, and poor concentration. He cites work pressure or personal quarrels as causes, with digestive upset and attempts at laxatives. Proper management includes addressing underlying stress, regulating sleep, digestion, and exercise.
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