Local Newspaper Masthead with Rates and Staff
The item lists publisher Gordon K. Buth and managing editor Charles H. Harris, notes professional affiliations, presses details, and describes subscription rates by carrier and mail for Ohio residents. It includes agency notices and pricing such as obituaries and various weekly, ten week, and monthly amounts.
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Gordon K. Buth
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
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Four people sustained injuries in a reported incident in Georgia. Details are unclear due to illegible OCR.
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Neer Strick
Ati
Fragmentary OCR Item from Hal Page
Readable fragments show an unnamed item with unclear actions and people. The text references Hal and Gio and mentions cust and depE in an unclear sequence with missing context and dates. There is no discernible event, outcome, or identifiable organization to confirm.
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Curious Word Scramble
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a musical event or choir at night with references to a father, a clock, and sundry subjects. The readable text is incomplete, leaving the exact event, location, or participants unclear.
Move-at Times Between Athens and Columbus Urged
Ohio officials urge stricter speed on Route 31 between Athens and Columbus. Slow driving is blamed for traffic hazards as motorists on the trunk highway face bottlenecks near Nelsonville Logan and Lancaster. Impatient drivers risk accidents while others protest limits on leisurely travel along the busy route.
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Athens
Columbus
Nelsonville
Logan
Lancaster
Ohio
Bad and May Be Worse in Congress Over Alien Influx
The piece argues Congress should curb immigration claiming hundreds of thousands of foreigners seek American jobs and relief funds. It urges deportation and stricter prosecution of those aiding illegals, claiming press efforts have failed and many aliens lack rights here.
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Congress
America
Uncle Sam
Mark
Rushed schooling blamed for jittery youth and poor citizenship
An Ohio educator warns modern fast tracked education harms children. He argues standardized mass schooling floods all pupils through the same mold, causing learning gaps and post school jitters as a poor base for civic life.
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Ohio
Collander
Protests by property owners over Muskingum Valley conservancy costs
Property owners in the Muskingum Valley protest assessments for the giant conservancy project. They cite federal funding for other regions and expect similar protests from abutting street and road owners where state and national highways run. Supporters note flood protection benefits and potential financial gains from the dams.
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Muskingum Valley
Bestern Olio
Hopkins Defends Prevailing Wages Amid Relief Labor Debate
Washington. Harry Hopkins denies advising a congressional committee on prevailing wage for relief work. Labor leaders expect support for the policy as New Dealers seek labor favor before elections. Congress may oppose security wages as CCC jobs face abolition and camp cuts stir patronage concerns.
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Washington
Harry Hopkins
Congressional Committee
Hopkins
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
WPA
New York
Father Coughlin’s campaign funds split among holding company
The first campaign expense statement filed in the House shows Father Coughlin raised 101060 dollars from January 1 to February 28 through the National Union for Social Justice. Of this, 76692.17 dollars came from Radio League of the Little Flower, his operating company, while the top Holding Company collected 21443 dollars in sub‑$100 sums.
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Father Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Radio League of the Little Flower
Expense sheet shows large transfers to Radio League and parish
The report lists expenditures of 96388 dollars and payments of 2925 and 2000 dollars to the Radio League and St. Therese Parish. It suggests he tapped treasury funds due to fundraising difficulties and followed borrowing practices between entities.
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Radio League
St. Therese Parish
Fort Wayne Doctor Sparks Controversy On Dominant Mates
A Fort Wayne physician says modern women want their mates to dominate them and plans to offer free treatment to husbands who test the idea. The piece notes schoolboys scoring 100 by high marks in five subjects, while their female counterparts show gains likened to twins and triplets.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Road funding dispute across Ohio prompts highway use concerns
Residents voice frustration as state high ways are funded by varied means while motorists continue to use these roads. The piece notes heavy in land assessments in Southeastern Ohio and compares different funding methods for streets and highways, implying future costs to taxpayers.
Public Forum argues against dole and wage policy
A reader argues the dole harms society, warns that machines threaten humanity, and urges work for all. The piece critiques WPA, advocates controlled wages, and predicts government or unions must shape industry to avoid debt and deflation risks.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
District Tales of Long Ago in Letart Township History
Long passages recount early Letart Township Meigs County figures linked to the Ohio River. Names include Sayre Harpold Roush Putnam Sisson and family homes near Letart Falls and Gravel Hill Cemetery. Notable spans cover 1803 to 1818 with landholding milestones and a county judge’s death.
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Letart
Meigs County
Letart Falls
Thomas Sayre
Sayres
Harpolds
Adam Harpold
Dorothy Roush
Harpold
George Washington Putnam
Israel Putnam
Ohio
George W. Putnam
Lucinda Oliver
Washington County
Gallia County
Putnam
Jacob Coughenour
Cheshire Township
Sarah
Henry Sisson
George W. Putnam, Jr
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Poet and Reader Verse Exchange from Messenger Readers
A newspaper column features poems and letters contributed by readers.KEN CROSSEN of New York City submits SPRING Hail to the trees and other verses praising nature. BARBARA E. HANKISON of Nelsonville Ohio shares MY DOG about a loyal pet. The item closes with NOT THROUGH YET noting a House vote of 75 000 for investigation committees.
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Washington
House
Townsend
Bond Souvenirs of Rugged Individualism
John Ponn of Glouster offers a collection described as handsome looking bonds that may prove valuable mainly as mementos of an era of rugged and ragged individualism.
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John Ponn
Cinderella Heiress resumes country calm by the stream
Laura Lou Brookmay presents Tim Jamieson in a sunset country scene where Toby, a famed socialite, muses on leaving the city. He hints at taking her to the Millheim show as she recalls last year’s window display life and media scrutiny. She resists fame as he teases a plan to escape.
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Toby
Tim Jamieson
Tim
Gorgeous
New York
America
Quotes from notable figures on mind, civility, and liberty
A collection of remarks from Sir Edward Beatty Jim Bottomley Rabbi A H Silver and Dr Daniel A Poling. Beatty warns against wisecracking undermining reason while Bottomley recalls St Louis as home. Silver comments on cultural shifts and Poling notes rising persecution and emerging speakers.
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Sir Edward Beatty
McGill University
Montreal
St. Louis
Jim
Jim Bottomley
St. Louis Browns
Athens high school students win typing awards and cast named
Ten students at Athens High School won typing awards including Leah Hunter and Jim Patterson. Citizens Military Training Camp signups list Everett W. Graham and James R. Graham among others. Helen Maxwell is cast as Hulda in Hulda of Holland with Athens Junior High School. music by Paul Saylor and Harmon Atkinson. Mrs. S. S. Winters visits Lakewood and Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Johnson host 80th birthday with four generations present.
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Athens High School
Leah Hunter
Clark Baughman
Harlon Carpenter
Jim Patterson
Lucile Westfall
Fred Everett
Cecil Ladd
Mary Harwick
Louise Blackburn
Harry Webb
Dorothy Cradiebaugh
John Violet
Helen Maxwell
Hulda
Athens
William Cooper
Raymond Carmichael
Alice Beasley
Roscoe Reading
Monade! Saunders
William White
Ellis Cheney
Everett Barnhart
Jack Swanson
Hollis Shafer
Paul Saylor
Harmon Atkinson
Violet Hunter
Amy Wharton
Morrison Venus
Elmer Jacobs
Mary Peters
L. C. Johnson
Coolville
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
S. 8. Tilton
Orland Branch
Sidney Lee
Twenty Years Ago Glimpses From Ohio Town Life
Miss Edith Carpenter hosted Miss Lucile Hastings in Columbus. Winners in Canaan Township spelling were Gladys Goodrich Waldo Poston Dotte Rodehaver. Deputy Herb Parker named Athens Fire Department chief. Alpha Xi Delta marked Founders Day at Edith Stocklin home. Beta Theta Pi Auxiliary organized. Amesville High School graduation program featured Delpha Linscott Floyd Oberholzer Mary Margaret James Letha Beasley Harry Brill Clara Henry Otis Roberto Glenn Jones Eliza Carothers Zit Jones Dorothy Linacott Clifford Porter.
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Canaan Township
Gladys Goodrich
Waldo Poston
Dotte Rodehaver
Amesville
Delpha Linscott
Floyd Oberholzer
Mary Margaret James
Letha Beasley
Harry Brill
Clara Henry
Otis Roberto
Glenn Jones
Eliza Carothers
Zit Jones
Dorothy Linacott
Clifford Porter
Health Hints And Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein
Health guidance for expectant mothers notes massage is unnecessary unless advised by a doctor and emphasizes rest and passive motion if bedridden. It urges daily bathing and cleanliness, warm baths to ease sleep, and avoiding extreme bath types unless medically directed.
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Associated Press
Jonn W Onilen Company
Chicago
Detroit
Siamty
Idin
UM Ips
Lind Courtney
Paul Mahon
Mr. Hopkins
CCC
Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
the Public Forum
the Messenger
Liberty League
Poet’s Corner
Messenger
Bach
Ken Crossen
New York City
Albany, Ohio
Lindy Dog
Barbara E. Hankison
Glouster, R
George Clark
Pasesvee Inc
Laura Lou Brookmay
NEA Sonica
Rabbi A. H. Silver
Cleveland
Germany
Daniel A. Poling
The
Christian Herald
Citizens Military Training Camp
Everett W. Graham
Elden C. Antle
Trimble
James R. Graham
John A. Rainey
Daniel George Carter
Glouster
S. S. Winters
Lakewood
Edith Carpenter
Lucile Hastings
Herb Parker
Athens Fire Department
Alpha Xi Delta
Edith Stocklin
University Ter
Beta Theta Pi
DR. Morris Fishbein
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