Abstracted Trade Group List Prompts Advertising Inquiry
A compilation notes membership and affiliations among industry bodies including the American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Select List and Inland Dairy Press Association. It references circulation audits and domestic associates while noting nominal charges for a printed card of thanks and related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Dairy Press Association
Pall Leased
Pb Wire Report of the
United Associations
The Red Scare and Doctor Wirt Rumors
The piece discusses public fear sparked by Doctor Wirt and the Washington rumors. It notes the crowd’s readiness to entertain sensational claims, and suggests wider social and economic tensions shaping the scare without substantiating the sensational tale.
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Doctor Wirt
Star of Lewis Rising as Labor Leaders Edge Left in New Deal Era
The piece credits John L. Lewis with rising influence in organized labor amid a split in the AFL led by William Green. Observers say the conservative wing faltered under the Recovery Act, while the left may supply new leadership. Lewis is praised for securing higher coal wages from General Hugh Johnson, seen as a major win for labor.
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United Workers
American Tion of Labor
John L. Lewis
Organized Labor
A. F. of L
William Green
Great Corporation
Hugh Johnson
Lewis’ Star
Morbid Curiosity Draws Crowds at Chicago Funeral
Ten thousand people thronged a Chicago funeral chapel for a kidnapped baby's services. Mob scenes included wreath destruction, pushing relatives aside, and women fighting while bystanders watched, reflecting widespread morbid fascination with tragedy.
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Chicago
Ohio coal revival promises steady payrolls this summer
Ohio's coal industry shows signs of revival with payrolls projected to reach a national scale, benefiting more than 30,000 workers across many counties. The surge hints at reduced charity needs as mining incomes bolster local economies and tax bases amid a broad settlement fostering industrial peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torough
Wall Street watchers await Smith and Bragg return
Washington reports Ben Smith and Tom Bogg are coming home after leaving the country during stock market probes. They fled two months ago when senators began investigating aviation stocks. They reportedly sailed toward Honolulu or Australia and now plan to return to New York in early May as the stock market inquiry ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ben Smith
Tom Bogg
Wall Street
Messrs
Smith
Bragg
Senate
Honolulu
Australia
Friends
New York
Peck’s Bad Boys and Gold Dust Twins Return to Wall Street
The piece portrays two ferocious market players known as Peck's Bad Boys and the Gold Dust Twins. They earned a reputation by betting correctly when the gold standard collapsed, eluding clear standings while appearing in unexpected places, from the inaugural New York to Washington train to a White House appointment. Their return creates uncertainty about the market direction as they have profited on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Peck
Mrs. Roosevelt
Plan to post veterans on rolls at post offices
Authorities consider a public roll display listing every veteran in the city with the amount received and the reasons. This system aims to allow communities to judge entitlement to disability and presumptive allowances and is expected to trigger 15 to 25 percent voluntary withdrawals from the rolls.
Plan to operate veterans restoration scheme awaits Congress
The Administration plans to put its veterans restoration scheme into operation soon but fears a direct challenge on Capitol Hill. It seeks to avoid confrontation after President veto override and will act after Congress adjourns or after elections. The Veterans Administration withholds general roll details but will answer specific inquiries.
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Congress
Veterans’ Administration
Presidents behind the scenes push for Democratic gains
The article notes a secret understanding between President Roosevelt and Congressional leaders. It suggests Roosevelt will back Democratic incumbents to aid re election and may even issue a public appeal before November, though past experience warns against overt presidential election meddling.
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Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Ohio coal industry fuels broader state growth
The text notes mines expanding and reopening in Ohio due to a shift toward locally mined coal. Increased machinery purchases and extra sales boost employment for railroad workers, farmers, and tax revenue, strengthening overall business. The prospect of strikes is seen as unlikely as industry grows.
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Ers
Union
Ohio
Windowless Factory Erected in Massachusetts
An editorial brief notes a windowless factory has been built on a 570 by 360 foot ground area in Massachusetts with elaborate lighting and ventilating systems. It cites Japan’s fish product output for the last fiscal year at 131,662,479 yen.
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Massachusetts
Japan
Hearst Defies the New Deal Amid Vanderbilt Attack
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr cites Hearst among ten defenders of the New Deal while criticizing his opposition. The piece notes Hearst’s strong stance against government regulation and his influence in California, with mentions of McAdoo, Rolph, and NRA policies.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Buffalo
Mr. Vanderbilt
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Sage
San Simeon
Jimmy Wadsworth
Reed Smoot
Coolidge
Brain Trust
California
McAdoo
Jimmy Rolph
Vanderbilt
NRA
Brutus
The Great Beech Tree of Perry Township
A long familiar beech in Perry Township Hocking County gained fame alongside the Logan Elm for years. It is linked to early settlers and a reputed carved message The Road to Hell on its bark. Traditions claim Indians held pow wows and dances at its roots and that the first Hocking County sermon was preached beneath its branches.
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Perry Township
Hocking County
Hell
Pickaway Plains
Ash Cave
Health Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein on Scarlet Fever
The article explains scarlet fever cause and transmission identifying a streptococcus germ. It notes immunity varies among children, outlines symptoms such as fever nausea and a red rash, and warns that the disease can affect ears kidneys and heart or cause death in severe cases.
Children and Movies Tired Me and My Children
Olive Roberts Barton argues that prolonged movie watching wears out both adults and children. She notes children remember scenes vividly, warns against excessive film exposure, and suggests pacing movie experiences to reduce nerve fatigue while recognizing individual differences.
Explanation of Yesterday's Cartoon and City Size
The piece notes the Merchandise Mart in Chicago covers over 93 acres with more than 4 million square feet of floor space, illustrating its vast scale beside Chicago's 1930 population of 3,376,438. It also mentions Byrd Antarctic Expedition gear and a Mrs. L. McCarty of Sioux City with eleven children. It previews tomorrow's cartoon titled The Strangest Tul.
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Merchandise Mart
Chicago River Front
Chicago
L. McCarty
Sioux City
We the People and the Fray of Everyday Justice
The Messenger reprints the Public Forum arguing that the six constitutional aims are failing in practice. It contrasts the preamble with modern ills, accusing unions, greed, moneyed interests, and inadequate relief of corrupting justice, domestic tranquillity, and liberty. Pearley Gaskill signs the piece.
Arliss on diet and jokes mix with tax talk
Notes mix social satire and fiscal ideas from a 1930s column. George Arliss jokes about eating habits while a tax proposal looms over estates. Other items touch on eggs hurled at Dollfuss, inheritance tax, sage harvesting, wheat origins, lumber waste, and teak oak strength.
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Athens Messenger
Frederick W. Bush
Ives
Herald Printing CO
Gordon K Bush
Charles B Harris
SR Paper OF
Athens
Nelsonvilleglouster Logan Fomeroy
Middleport- Coorvais
Galliron
Communitife
Ostrier, Conte & Weet
Wirt
Star of Lewis Rising
Paul Mallon
Heywood Broun
San Francisco
Guild
Prvccss of Silver Association
Temple
Doss
Dr. Morris Fishbein
Olive Roberts Barton
Garbo
Hepburn
Mae West
Mickey Mouse
Mae
Mickey
Wbrig
Wiliam K Naylon
Glenn Snyder
Y.m.ca
Los Angeles
Manchester
Yenc. Fo
Teheaszewskt
Cee
Byrd
Becam
Sisters of Charity
the Public Forum
The
the Messenger
United States
United States of America
Isaiah
Pearley Gaskill
Cor
Editorial
George Arliss
Dollfuss
Austria
U. S
News of Song
Messenger
A. T. Lawhead
Lawhead
D. T. Ogg
Adam Anderson
Murray Coy
Tess
Pythian Sisters
Chauncey Mthearsal
T. D. Schoonover
Chauncey
John O. Hare, Jr
Giouster
C. H. Copeland
Albeny
Guysville
Logan
Master’s Club
Copeland
Baracadas
Bristol
Mrs. F. L. Preston
Athens Needle Club
Sil
Bari C. Logan
Vice Verse
Witt Il Lama
F. H. McVay
W. H. Bodeo
Brooks School
Zelda Goodin
Kate Wood
Paul Ruas
Octa Brooks
Mabe! Stott
Dorothy Wood
Fioreneth Broks
Victoria Wood
H. C. Brooks
Pdlrie Russ
Floyd Robinson
Cious Powers
Howard E. Snyder
Prof Ainer
Sir Arthur
Eddington
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