Stock Market Bill Clinches Power Over Unlisted Firms
An analysis of the second draft shows the Stock Market Bill would extend federal control to privately held, unlisted stock including small textile mills and shoe factories. It could restrict use of such stock as collateral and compel registration of over the counter trades, potentially bringing small industrials under similar accounting scrutiny as large listed companies.
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Right Start Its Important for Ohio Old Age Pensions
The people of Ohio voted for old age pensions and the payment date nears. The legislature has not agreed on funding, but the law is active and pension directors will face many applications. The piece warns of potential misuse, taxpayer costs, and the need for careful eligibility to avoid long term burdens.
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Rumors of Cabinet Shifts Stir Washington Gossip
In Washington on April 16 rumors circulate about changes in the New Deal cabinet. Morgenthau is believed to seek an ambassadorial post in Paris, with his Treasury role seen as dull. chatter also touches on possible moves involving Cummings and other officials amid a quiet campaign for party leadership or the Philippines post.
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Cummings may shift posts boosting Pecora district attorney plan
The text argues Cummings would push a permanent reorganization, enabling the Administration to appoint Pecora as New York City district attorney and align Justice Department actions with NRA and Interior views. It notes Richberg and others’ dissatisfaction with DOJ and hints at forthcoming marriage news of a Republican widow.
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Huey Long Eyes Southern Run for National Power
Administration aides believe Huey Long aims for a southern political empire. They say he plans to enter Mississippi against Senator Pat Harrison and may reach Arkansas Texas Alabama and perhaps Tennessee. They note his New Orleans mayoralty defeat did not deter him and the Long influence remains watched.
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Old Age Pension Law Warns of Political Abuse risk
The piece argues the new old age pension law requires strict scrutiny to prevent abuse. It cautions that careless or overly generous officers could swell rolls, turning the program into a political test. Taxpayers would bear the cost if vigilance slips.
California parks fund and peppermint color story noted
An editorial brief mentions California having six state parks totaling 278000 acres and a $12000000 investment. It notes peppermint essence is colorless and the green hue comes from bruised leaves while Ohio is cited as the first state to establish an institution.
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It Seems to Me By Heywood Broun Critiques Roosevelt Criticism
Heywood Broun argues President Franklin D Roosevelt should stay serious and tough in facing New Deal foes. He compares political moves to football tactics and warns against returning to the prewar economic order championed by critics and business interests.
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The Newness of the Deal and Political Yelling
Dr. William Wirt retracts using revolution to mean social reform not armed seizure. Roosevelt Revolution discussed amid broad political critique. Fans in bleachers call for more aggressive action and a return to early-season excitement, shouting for a touchdown.
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Opposition to Ohio statehood and territorial elections details
The article recalls early Ohio resistance to statehood around 1800 and the taxation concerns that fueled it. It notes the three-year territorial government, a later contest between pro and anti state government factions, and the 1787 Ordinance guiding territorial representation.
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Earthquake toll on schools prompts safety appeal and debate
The writer recalls postquake scenes of damaged schoolhouses and safety concerns as funds remain tight. He notes some buildings predated safety standards, while children attend temporary quarters or tents. He urges building inspectors and prudent choices amid rural hardships and government tax debates.
Your Health Diet for a Nutritious Noontime Lunch
The piece urges choosing healthful lunch options to protect health and time. It contrasts rapid, junky ham sandwiches with nutritious alternatives like egg lettuce tomato fish and other protein rich fillings. It recommends milk or cocoa as beverages and fruit or vegetable soup for balanced nourishment.
Poe's The Raven Surges In Fame Amid Poverty
The Raven debuted in The New York Mirror on February 8, 1845, with immediate popularity despite Poe's dire poverty. The era’s editor rejected earlier submissions, paying $10 for the manuscript.
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Corradini under fire in public forum editor letter
The Public Forum Editor notes Corradini faces criticism as the writer predicts farmers will seek relief by selling livestock and moving to town. The verse argues relief would erase farm hardships, contrasting farm labor with government aid. Pomeroy April 15 Edna Harpoid.
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Compliment Editor Responds To The Messenger Commentary
A reader defends Doctor Super against labeling veterans as Bummers of Old arguing pensions funded by government, and questions editorial views on wartime funding and Roosevelt's spending. The letter praises civic service and criticizes selective commemoration while defending veterans and local figures.
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Fragmented Letter Critiques Budget Battle and Brain Trust
A reader from Nelsonville writes in April 1 with sharp remarks on budget overreach and veto overrides. The letter targets editorial writers and suggests adding Messenger and a doctor to the president's Brain Trust to shape an impractical dreamer’s agenda.
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New Club Named For Mrs. O. E. McClure At Athens Luncheon
Mrs. O. E. McClure was named new club head. L. Gard elected first vice president and Harvey named second vice president. Rose Moriarity of the Austrial commission spoke to the Athens Chamber luncheon.
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