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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
4
Death of Hindenburg Shapes Nazi Germany's Course
The article argues Hindenburg's death leaves Germany at a crossroads between right and left. It notes revolters killed, Austrian upheaval, and Mussolini's influence while predicting Hitler will seek economic rehabilitation over open aggression to steady the state and win world favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hindenburg
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Germany
Hindenburg
Gibraltar
Austria
Mussolini
England
France
Europe
Visions of the Future in Federal Relief Programs
The article warns the federal government is spending about one hundred million dollars monthly for relief and hints at broad New Deal plans. It describes a shift toward federally supervised cooperative labor, non profit farming, and factory projects with long term retirement pensions, suggesting a looming national economic restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal Administration
More Roads and Jobs Beyond the Highway Plan
The nation faces a multi billion dollar road construction program as the Federal aid system remains only partly complete. Athens eyes Carpenter Street rebuilding while roads expand with bridges pavement and repairs crucial to farmers and city residents. Road work currently employs nearly a million people and promises more jobs if road taxes fund further building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Carpenter Street
Hiring Upward Despite May June Slump Amid Civilian Jobs
The article notes a slow improvement in overall employment despite a seasonal decline in May and June. It highlights more men exiting Civilian roles, suggesting a gradual strengthening of the labor picture.
Hulls Diplomacy Tricks Stir Russia In Debt Talks
The Hull school of diplomacy uses a squeeze play on Russia as George Peek announces a plan to expand an import bank to fund world trade excluding Russia. Hull denies reading the Peek report, while Russia resumes debt talks after sensing the implicit pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Washington
Hull School of Diplomacy
Russia
George Peek
Cubai
First Bank
State Department
Hull
Mr. Peek
Mr. Hull
Walton Moore
France
M. Litvinoff
Roosevelt
Litvinoff
Moscow
Troyanovsky
Peek
Health Hints On Common Early Habits and Remedies
This piece discusses finger sucking nail biting dirt eating and bed wetting as frequent early childhood habits. It covers risks such as dental issues infections and digestion disturbances, plus methods like splints mittens bitter substances and attention to correction, with guidance on timing and rewards to discourage bed wetting.
Public power for rural electrification urged by CARL W. Hayes
Carl W. Hayes of Guysville defends public ownership of hydro electric power in canals and rivers, opposing private monopoly. He cites Muscle Shoals rates and Ohio River dams as proof public power can be fair, affordable, and create jobs, backed by the Grange and Farm Bureau Federation. He calls for nationwide adoption and rural roper rights for right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Edward O'Neal
The
National Federation
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Muscle Shoals
U.S
Grange and
Farm Bureau Federation
Carl W. Hayes
Guysville
GM profits steady despite higher sales in Q2
General Motors reports a 58 percent rise in business in the second quarter but profits grew only about 2 percent. Revenue increased by roughly three-fifths from a year ago while profits remained near the same, indicating rising operating costs as the main cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Blues
General Motors
Steel profits surge as price boost spurs demand
U S Steel posted strong profits last quarter as a price increase drew consumers to buy before it took effect. The upcoming quarter is expected to come in differently as demand shifts with the new pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel
Conservation Corps Sees Private Jobs Rise in May and June
The Conservation Corps reports 10,028 men hired in private industry in May and 10,286 in June. The figures mark a record two month period and signal gradual improvement as employment opportunities expand for CCC enrollees.
Forgotten Youth and the Call for Organization
The piece argues that millions of young people, between voting age and ten years older, left school for careers yet find none and rely on government relief. It warns they could dominate politics if unified and stresses the need for leadership to prevent radicalism, urging sane cultivation by thoughtful adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
About Your Children About Fireworks Dangers
Olive Roberts Barton laments reckless Fourth of July fireworks sales to children, urging stricter inspections and labeling. She cites dangerous devices, a burned face incident, and calls for immediate, stronger laws to prevent future injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Johnny
Local Outing and Birthday Party Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McPherson and son Arthur Jr. and Charles Edwin planned a week at Buckeye Lake. Mrs. Ed Seiper hosted a surprise party for her husband’s birthday. Rev. and Mrs. M. E. Chatley departed for a Chautauqua in Chautauqua, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McPherson
Arthur, Jr
Charles Edwin
Buckeye Lake
Ed Seiper
Athens Fair exhibits led by local residents and officials
Twenty years ago stock exhibits at the Athens County Fair were entered by A L Johnson W E Jeffers Dr T R Biddle Judge Wood J B Halsey and John Stuart. Prof J H Comstock was elected Athens High School principal at 135 dollars monthly succeeding J C Marriott. The new Athens Sugar Creek Road opened for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Fair
A. L. Johnson
W. E. Jeffers
T. R. Biddle
Judge Wood
J. B. Halsey
John Stuart
J. H. Comstock
Athens High School
J. C. Marriott
Athens
Sugar Creek
Pius Offers Mediation as War Tensions Rise
Pope Pius I announces readiness to mediate to avert conflict while Russia and Austria pursue direct talks seen as a possible path to peace. Germany withdraws three renowned boats from the Cowes regatta and Germany bans food and coal exports. A Paris dispatch says France must pursue its own interests.
None provided
The text presents a collection of quotable lines from H. G. Wells, Governor Joseph F. Ely, and Captain Albert W. Stevens, reflecting views on open-minded observation, government power, and personal reassurance during balloon or air pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moscow
H. G. Wells
Beginning and End of British WWI Mobilization and Mons Battle
The British mobilized August 3 1914 and began embarkation to France the night of the 7th. The great 10 day transshipment led to the first clash with Von Kluck and Bulow at Mons Belgium lasting five days. The action marked Britain’s entry to World War I and the recapture of Mons on November 11 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
von Kluck
Bulow
Mons
Belgium
Great Britain
Britain
Sophies Kerrs Superb Love to Stay Out of My Life
Amy confronts Jane Terry in a tense scene as Jane leaves with fear and Howard lies gravely ill. The Colonel, Professor Lowe, and Mary Jackson navigate accusations, care, and a looming medical consultation while Amy clings to Howard and seeks exit from the apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Kerr
Jane
Amy
Jane Terry
Colonel
Professor Lowe
Lowe
Terry
Jackson
Janen
Rosa
Miss Terry
Howard
Marburg
Mary Jackson
Tane
Jané
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio
DR. Morris Fishbein
Messenger Public Forum
the Messenger
Heinrich Mataja
M. E. Chatley
Chautauqua, N. Y
Pope Pius
Cowes
Paris
United States
NRA
Joseph F. Ely
Massachusetts
Albert W. Stevens
Bartac Vivarais
Yachow- Tatsien Sikiang
Rose Lawht
Detroit
Lies Lotta Oust
Gavin
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