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Balanced Budget Feasibility Depends on Cuts and Cooperation
The piece argues that a balanced budget is possible with specific federal cuts and Congress cooperation, noting defense and social programs dominate spending. It cites Landon’s challenge to name cuts and compares 1924 29 spending levels to present revenues, suggesting $2.5 billion could cover emergencies if will and support align.
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Congress
White House
Sensible view of the steel industry tensions
The piece argues against sensationalist reporting on the American steel industry. It cites fair-minded editors noting no current strike, cooperative union officials, steady employment, and careful consideration of unionization, warning that ongoing talk of tension hinders peaceful crisis resolution.
Revolution Hurts U.S. A Analysis of the Spanish Revolt and Its Global Stakes
The piece argues that Spain's civil war reshapes Europe between fascist and anti fascist camps. It notes the government’s mixed liberal stance, the rebels as monarchist reactionaries, and the potential fall of civil liberties if the rebels win. France remains a democratic bastion amid Nazi and fascist pressure.
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Germany
Italy
Austria
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Birth of the Jeffersonian Party at Detroit
Report notes Jim Reed, ex senator from Missouri, crafted the new movement and controlled leadership at the Detroit convention. Al Smith, wary of strong personalities, stayed in New York and offered cautious commentary on the convention plans and stump speaking for the nascent movement.
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Detroit
Jim Reed
Missouri
View Organization
al Smith
Smith
Empire State
Will Stump
J. D. convention splits on gubernatorial endorsement
The J. D. convention faced a dispute over backing Governor Landon versus Roosevelt. Reed signaled he would speak against Roosevelt and for Landon, with Ely aligned. The split aims to let Southern and other audiences hear messages under local auspices, potentially easing embarrassment. Reed’s stage presence remains strong, bringing a stirring session and anticipated engaging oratory from him and Smith.
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Massachusetts
Ely
Landon
Texas
Joe Bailey
South
Roosevelt
Reed
Secret Service fallout and tax talk fill federal briefings
The treasury senses a path to restore honor after the Murphy and Boatwright incident while Mor genthau is cited. Officials foresee minimal wrongdoing by the agents, and a quiet settlement as the path to repairing relations among agencies. Interior and White House aides report labor policy tensions tied to PWA aims and 100 percent relief labor. The tax bill explanations reveal complexity with potential litigation, as a Bureau attorney notes possible defects.
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Secret Service
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Boatwright
Morgenthau
Cummings
Ickes
PWA
Hopkins
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bridgeport half dollar preview stirs mint concerns
A private preview of the commemorative Bridgeport half dollar raises worries at the mint. One side is to depict P. T. Barnum famed for boosting Bridgeport, the other a futuristic eagle from Barnum’s oddities collection. Officials fear the Republican National Committee may view it unfavorably.
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P. T. Barnum
Barnum
Republican National Committee
Racehorse Roentgenolist Sparks Betting Delay
A troubled horse named Roentgenolist creates a rapid finish, preventing bets from being placed as the race ends quickly. The brief notes the challenge of backing a horse that fades before wagering can occur.
Leap year advice sparks warning from scientist
Brief report by a policeman notes a horse bolt incident while commenting on risky guidance to girls during leap year. Mutiny on the mountie and Mussolini pressures on sea power cited as global context. Two Paris lawyers have met on the field of honor and opened for the defense.
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Paris
Public Forum Letter Refutes Communist Policies And Defends Democratic Principles
Bartlett Ohio resident counters editor Mr Glass by recalling ancient economic failures under centralized codes. He criticizes tariffs and wage controls, defends frugality, and questions hog subsidies and pork production policies. He urges feeding hungry children through public funds rather than private contracts.
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Glass
Athens Messenger
Diocletian
Caesars
Poet’s Corner Letters Praise Jesse Owens Victory
Messenger readers contribute verses in this column urging national progress and praising Jesse Owens. Laura B Foster of Columbus Ohio and Leda Sams of unknown location send lines honoring Owens, noting U S success and Ohio pride at the top of the world.
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Messenger
Ohio
District Tales of Long Ago in Gallipolis Diary
Readings from the diary of Richard Reeves recount Civil War era Gallipolis, its volunteers, home guard, hospital notes, river traffic, and Morgan raids. Entries span April 1861 to April 1863 with mentions of Columbus volunteers, steamboats, telegraph, and Fort Sumter events.
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Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Fort Sumter
Charleston
Ohio University class includes nine graduates names
The graduating class at Ohio University lists Angie Ball Armitage Eleanor Atkinson Ruth Howard Florence Jones Sarah Stiff Janie Davis Dorothy Covert Hazel Raber as part of the cohort. Nineteen pairs of pheasants were distributed in Athens County by L F Jones of the Isaak Walton League. Dr and Mrs E B Smith departed for New York to sail for England and Dr and Mrs Daniel McGurk left on a vacation to Ashland Ky and Cincinnati.
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Angie Ball
Armitage
Eleanor Atkinson
Athens
Ruth Howard
Millfield
Florence Jones
Gallipolis
Sarah Stiff
Glouster
Janie Davis
Shawnee
Dorothy Covert
Nelsonville
Hazel Raber
Trimble
Athens County
L. F. Jones
Isaak Walton League
Mrs
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New York
England
Daniel McGurk
Ashland
Cincinnati
Lawn Party Honors Pastors and Local Guests
Mr and Mrs J R Lostro hosted a lawn party honoring Prof and Mrs C O Williamson who left for New York and Mr and Mrs Rowland Rowland who planned a trip to Brazil Ind Reception at the Presbyterian Church for Dr and Mrs W A Powell Ottawa Kan A six oclock dinner at Mrs Thomas Walsh home announced the engagement of her daughter to Mr T L Shannon Local guests included Misses Mary Connett Grace Reeder Julia Cable Alberta Carr Mary and Jennie Evans Josephine Quest Edith McBee.
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J. R. Lostro
C. O. Williamson
New York
Rowland Rowland
Brazil
Ind
Thomas Walsh
T. L. Shannon
Mary Connett
Grace Reeder
Julia Cable
Alberta Carr
Mary and
Jennie Evans
Josephine Quest
Edith McBee
Rich and Reckless: Ann pledges love after mountain escape
Ann confronts the hotel lobby crowd to shield Bill Ware who faced accusations over stolen bonds. She reveals a mountain crash night with Bill to justify their absence and accepts a proposal as they plan a life together. The story ends with their vow of marriage and a shared future.
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Bill Ware
Ann
Bill
Angel
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Escape from the Docks Sets Off a Canada Visit
Ann meets Jaime on the terrace as she plans to help him, while Bill learns of Jaime’s money dealings and possible bond loss. Jaime rushes toward Canada but is arrested at the Glenwood Inn after a guest reports his late-night prowling. the bonds are found in his possession.
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Bill
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Echo Pond
Canada
Glenwood Inn
Safest Driver Awarded to Wickliffe Man in Ohio
In a feature capturing public sentiment, Charles D. Eisthardt of Wickliffe Ohio is selected as the state's safest driver amid comments on speeding and road behavior. Actors' earnings draw scrutiny, while neighbors' influence and youth crime stigma are noted by several figures.
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Wickliffe, O
Health Hints and Diet Health Hints and Diet
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses office nerves and emotional stability's impact on work. He cites British Industrial Health Research Board findings showing nervous workers miss more time and underperform, and notes that adjusting conditions and mental hygiene can improve efficiency and economic outcomes.
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Morris Fishbein
Industrial Health Research Board of Great Britain
Moody
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