Ohio Newspaper Associations Directory Note
A compact listing notes membership in the American Newspaper Publishers Association and related bodies. It cites John W. Cullen Company as national representatives and mentions standard obituary notices and rate applications, with postal filing at Athens Post Office under the 1918 act.
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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
Roosevelt Asked to Celebrate Ordinance of 1787 in New York
The article urges President Roosevelt to attend a July 13 pageant in New York marking the 150th anniversary of the Ordinance of 1787. It argues the White House role would center attention on the Northwest Territory’s history and the Continental Congress session at Broad and Wall Streets.
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Roosevelt
New York City
White House
Northwest Territory
Canada
Georgia
Continental Congress
New York
Ohio River
Broad and
Wall Streets
Congress
Union
Wage Increases Glow Through Steel District Shops
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports steel wage hikes fueling consumer trades. At Jones & Laughlin mill area 25,000 workers received higher pay and beauty salons barber shops food stores pool rooms saloons and liquor stores reported banner sales, with cash registers ringing as life returns after lean years.
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Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Death Abroad Tourists as Auto Crash Victims
Dr Halbert L Dunn of the census bureau notes that about one third of automobile crash deaths involve tourists away from home. He suggests studying whether tourists face higher risk due to unfamiliar roads or regulations and whether standardized laws could reduce the toll.
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Washington
Halbert L. Dunn
Census Bureau
Gloved Hand Of The Law At North Bay Assizes
The Ontario Supreme Court at North Bay opened spring assizes with no criminal cases on the docket. In British tradition the sheriff presents the judge with white gloves, symbolizing a peaceful, orderly docket, a rare sight in modern crime filled calendars.
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Ontario Supreme Court
North Bay
Ont
United States
Henry Ford on Nazi party and miner lamps debate
Henry Ford remarks on what F. B. O. B. means and questions its relevance to lighting workers. The Nazi party planned to equip German miners with artificial sunlight lamps. An Ontonagon boy who placed planks to derail a train likely regrets his action after the incident.
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Henry Ford
Early theories place first man in California or Garden of secretary
Scientists speculate early human origin in California while another clue ties a first man figure to a garden linked to a British foreign secretary. A third tactic to break a sitdown strike is cited as removing chairs during the seventh inning of a broadcast ball game.
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California
Bronze eagle stolen from a New York lawn mystery
A bronze eagle vanished from a New York lawn and is not the current hovering statue over Washington which is blue. The note hints at uncertainty and possible need for assistance later.
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New York
Washington
Liquor Interests Influence FTC Bill Sparks Capitol Pickup
Washington reports a hidden liquor clause in the Federal Trade Commission Bill triggers protest. Treasury officials and political insiders note executives from Schenley and other liquor-linked figures have shifted to the industry, prompting an anticipated House Inter state Commerce Committee edit to remove the joker.
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Washington
W. Forbes Morgan
Federal Trade Commission
Roosevelt
LEA Federal Trade Commission
Morgan
Capitol
Treasury
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Michelson
Norman Baxter
Distilled Spirits Institute
Leo R. Sack
Schenley Products Company
James M. Doran
Treasury Prohibition
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal Alcohol Administration
FAA
FTC
Negotiations Move Toward Private Business Shift
Ongoing talks seek to recruit a prominent left winger into a sizable private enterprise. The negotiators differ from the molasses group that attracted Dr. Tugwell, implying another similarly appealing party may be involved.
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Molasses Group
Tugwell
Prices show durable goods ahead of non-durables
The piece notes that durable goods prices run higher than non-durables, based on National Bureau data from 1935 to early 1937, while treasury views on income taxes for federal and state employees are unsettled. It also mentions Lyndon Johnson's 1936 victory and speculation on his role, Mrs. Daisy Harriman's delayed appointment, and a quip about the Wagner decision.
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National Bureau of Economic Research
New York City
Treasury
Cochran
Lyndon Johnson
House
San Antonio
Texas
Johnson
Daisy Harriman
Washington
Skin of a White Westerner Turns Black
A provocative remark notes the paradox of skin darkening in a white Westerner and declines nostalgia for mammy songs, hinting at shifting racial and cultural attitudes.
Women's view on love and display over feeling
A woman argues that expressing love matters more than being in love. She claims visible affection signals commitment and strengthens relationships more effectively than inner sentiment alone.
Fragmented prompt text yields unclear summary
An OCR fragment shows incomplete instruction about performing a task. The fragment mentions doing it but provides no identifiable people places or events. No verifiable facts beyond a generic instruction.
Cherry blossoms bring crowds to Washington in springtime charm
Washington blooms draw over 200000 visitors and thousands of locals into the streets as Japanese cherry trees herald the season. Hotels stay full with travelers from Baltimore and beyond, transport remains affordable, and the city offers a tranquil contrast to national tensions.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Baltimore
London
Supreme Court
Spain
Tidal Basin
Kenwood
Washington Monument
Capitol Dome
America
Notable Logan Dinner Attacks GOP Promises
Thomas E. Dye, former Democratic state executive chairman, told a Logan dinner the Republican Party had failed to keep its promises. The report also notes a Wright-Bellanca plane flying from New York to Paris within ten days, and lists several local social and professional notices including mine disaster casualties and academic obituaries.
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Thomas E. Dye
Democratic State Executive Committee
Logan
Cleveland Air Mail
Lloyd Bertaud
New York
Paris
Public Forum Letters Clash Over Constitution and Court
John Ponn from Gloucester R D 4 vents at readers and editors about rapid lawmaking and constitutional safeguards. He questions the Supreme Court’s shifts on minimum wage for women, cites Owen Roberts, and mocks Roosevelt era debates while urging readers to confront regional injustices in the South.
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the Messenger
Campbell
Coolville
Mr. Thompson
Congress
Simon Legree
Thompson
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Roosevelt
Harlan County
Ohio Gang
Paul Mallon
Landon
John Ponn
Glouster
R. D
Quotations on Work Life and Modern Society
A collection of brief quotes from university health officials, corporate leaders, architects, and industrial figures. Themes include sleep for students, choosing wise bosses, urban inefficiency, industrial democracy, and iron in spinach versus other greens.
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A. O. Deweese
Kent State University
Coast Guard Aboard Ship After Foiling Smugglers
Martha and Betty are rescued by a coast guard lieutenant named Howison aboard a cutter. Ciznik and his gang are jailed while Gerry Neal’s presence among the captors unsettles Martha. The ship heads to Seattle as Martha recovers with Betty and Howison lingering a personal conversation.
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Martha
Ciznik
Ling
Coast Guard
Howison
Betty
Gerry Neal
Matt
Uncle Sammy
Seattle
Lieutenant Howison
Over The Air Verse About A Loved Voice Sings Of Reassurance
Poet's Corner invites readers to submit verses with name and address. The poem describes a lonely heart finding comfort in a radio program singing The Rosary, suggesting love and loss, music lifting spirits, and a hope for mutual help.
Health Hints and Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein
Public health note on tuberculosis mortality trends from 1910 to 1932, comparing lung and other forms, and contrasting rates with heart disease and cancer. Explains TB is a germ disease, not inherited, with child exposure via contacts and contaminated food, and notes rising emphasis on protecting children from tuberculosis in later life.
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Morris Fishbein
United States
England
France
Puerto Rico
Philippine Islands
Blennerhassett Island and Burr Conspiracy Tales
Walter M. Haas recounts the Blennerhassett era on Blennerhassett Island in the Ohio River near Marietta. The article details the mansion wealth cultural life and Burr's Westward plots ending with early 1806 arrest and the Jefferson administration probe. Concluded tomorrow.
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Walter M. Haas
Logan
Ohio River
Marietta
George Washington
Harman Blennerhassett
New York
Blennerhassett
Europe
Burr
East
Alexander Hamilton
Blennerhassett’s
Mexico
Jefferson
Graham
Brennerhassett
Tiffin
Ohio
Wilkinson
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Dolly Barker Brown
D. B. Halbert
Sylvania
Linden
Pomeroy
Henry Hennessy
William Harper
John Fields
John Chafin
Claude Fogelsong
West Columbia
Lucy Gregory
Ohio University
Caspar Rene Gregory
Gregory
University of Leipsic
C. B. Beverage
Miss Ina
Jacksonville
Fred Woodhouse
F. S. Roach
Peter Walsh
J. F. Weber
Hoomer Brooks
W. R. Goddard
John H. Grosvenor
Pearl Bean
Fred Porter
Leo Williams
Howard Cline
E. D. Harper
Maurice Bryson
E. L. Wilson
Charles Tedrow
the Public Forum
They
Say
Walter Hoving
Columbia University
Patrick H. D. Ronaldson
John L. Lewis
C.so
T. R. Allison
Akram
Deny
Nard Jones
Ray
NEA Service, Inc
Poet’s Corner
Messenger
Blennerhassett’s Island
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