Classified Notice of Rates and Associations Listed for Athens Paper
A historical notice lists professional associations including American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio groups and United Press representatives. It states advertising rates on application and nominal obituary charges. Subscription rates show 15 cents weekly carrier and annual mail rates across multiple Ohio counties.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press National
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Need for Fresh Air in Newsroom Standards
A prominent New York newspaper argues against the belief that news columns must be strictly factual while editorials carry opinion. It defends objectivity, cites journalism schools and surveys from Columbia Syracuse Minnesota Wisconsin, and notes occasional errors. The piece ends with a call for a breath of fresh country air and a fishing trip for New York colleagues.
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New York
Oracle
Columbia
Syracuse
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Not Fear of One Man
William Allen White argues recovery hinges not on removing leaders but on solving income distribution. Even with Roosevelt, Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin gone, hundreds of millions would still demand more than they receive from the machine age. A fair system rewarding exceptional talent while raising living standards is needed to avert ongoing unrest in business and industry.
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William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
Roosevelt
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Christendom
Europe
America
Joyce
la Playa
New York
Central Park
Havana
Mr. Gregory
Bowing to Our Own Shrines in Democracy and Decorum
The piece riffs on Ambassador Kennedy's stance against presenting Yankee women to British royalty and suggests American substitutes like the Declaration of Independence and the Ordinance of 1787 as symbolic shrines. It reflects on social striving in a democratic age and ends with a quirky Ironton rooster incident.
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Kennedy
America
Court of St. James
Library of Congress
WPA dividends from relief programs cited by Raymond Clapper
In Washington With Raymond Clapper, the writer argues WPA relief funded a vast array of projects nationwide. He cites miles of highways and bridges, schools, hospitals, water and sewer systems, clinics, gyms, and recreational facilities while acknowledging waste and political influence. The piece defends the program as returning dividends beyond tax payments.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Pennsylvania
WPA
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt program may trigger inflationary boom
Washington observers note the Roosevelt spending lending program aims to revive business activity but faces opposition from critics and cautious New Dealers. Economists say initial impact will likely curb deflationary pressures and spur a spring rise in business, with public works starting by late summer or fall.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
United Front
SEC
Economic Outlook Hopes For Stabilization In Coming Months
Economists surveyed expect corrections in several lines of business may stabilize activity and curb the summer drop. They cite seasonal factors and a spending lending program as potential to bolster retail trade, sustain employment, and prevent a pronounced summer slump while awaiting new PWA contracts.
World War II Era Wary Outlook on Japan and China
A fragment hints at tension between Japan and China during a wartime period with speculation about potential outcomes and evolving alliances. The remark suggests concern over how the two nations might clash or reconcile in the broader conflict.
Public Forum Letters Welcome for Daily Column Signatures Needed
The Public Forum invites signed comments on current events. Contributors should keep letters brief so multiple letters may appear each day. signatures appear with the message.
Milk price troubles in Athens County raise farmer concerns
J L Sewell of Athens writes about a secret dairy price agreement cutting milk to $2 per hundred pounds for April to June. He argues costs and wages rise while distributors reap profits, urging dairymen to organize with a leader like John L. Lewis to oppose private settlements.
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the Messenger
Athens County
Athens
CIO
John L. Lewis
J. L. Sewell
Athens, R. D. 1
Women face barriers to scholarship says Smith College dean
Dean Marjorie Nicolson of Smith College argues women are hindered by conscience and detail focus, inferior graduate options, and a male regard that undervalues female intellect. She cites societal expectations that push women toward romance over academia, shaping their pursuit of science and scholarship.
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Smith College
Athens State Hospital Gun Club shoot results
Frank X. Rauch finished second with 113 of 125 at the Athens State Hospital Gun Club registered shoot near White's Mill. Central School officers were elected in several grades with named students and teachers. Church groups held a chicken dinner and a political discussion panel led by local figures.
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Athens State Hospital
White's Mill
Frank X. Rauch
Central School
G-I
Lorna Cooper
Solomon Rosenberg
Bertine Sidders
David Brickles
Jo Verity
Ena Wilson
Betty Hoyt McCoy
Douglas Hall
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Helen Herman
Emma Boring
Walter Davis
Louise Christy
Hazel Moore
Elmo Landis
The
Christian Church
Guy Fierce
Glenn Staneart
Howard Wood
Phillip Ricketts
Carlos Cameron
Harold Moore
Local wartime fund collectors named for city wards
In the city, sub councilmen listed as collectors for the war chest include John B. Cross for Ward II two, John Preston for Ward IV one, and A. E. Whaley for Ward IV two. Visiting from Buffalo, Mrs. C. S. Williams stays with Postmaster and Mrs. Lash. Athens jurors named include Harry Burns, William Logan Jr., A. E. Algeo, and John Jacobs.
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John B. Cross
John Preston
A. E. Whaley
Athens
Harry Burns
William Logan, Jr
A. E. Algeo
John Jacobs
Scarlet fever outbreaks linked to streptococcus infection
Measles declines but scarlet fever outbreaks rise, traced to streptococcus chains. Disease remains dangerous with possible kidney nose throat and ear complications. Transmission can occur via shared objects or contacts and sunlight and fresh air help curb spread. Inoculation debates continue. targeted immunization may be advised during serious epidemics.
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Morris Fishbein
Cruise Ship Romance Sparks Engagment On Havana Run
Joyce Milner, hero Dick Hamilton, and Isobel Porter star in a seaside Easter cruise tale. Joyce's jealousy rises as Dick courts Isobel while Mr Gregory schemes, ending with Isobel and Dick announcing their engagement as the Empress sails. Joyce wrestles with hurt and forgiveness before a cliffhanger ending.
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Joyce Milner
Dick Hamilton
Isobel Porter
Joyce
Mr. Gregory
Havana
Isobel
Dr. Gray
Hamilton
Boyer
Man Wins $5,000 Judgment Then Faces Marriage and Investment Proposals
In San Jose California Jay McCabe wins a $5,000 judgment. Soon after he receives a marriage proposal, a chance to invest the sum in a salt mine, and a half ownership offer in a balloon inflating device. The marriage ultimatum gives one week to decide.
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San Jose
Cal
Jay McCabe
Portland Chamber offers empty match-folder supply to collectors
Hobby activity in Portland Maine grows as the Chamber of Commerce provides empty match-folders to enthusiasts. The service supports a hobby that emphasizes collecting and preserving paper artifacts.
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HOBBY
Portland
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ironton
Hopkins
PWA
the Public Forum
Ruth Millett
C. S. Williams
Buffalo, N. Y
E. R. Lash
George Clark
Marion White
Plaza
Mr.Gregory
Empress
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