Why Not Buy American Movement Urges Home Goods
A call to curb foreign imports and boost American-made goods cites Russia Japan and Czechoslovakia as examples of past exporters now selling to the U S The piece praises Buy American efforts backed by the American Legion and civic groups as a plan to reduce unemployment and support domestic workers.
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Russia
Japan
Czechoslovakia
United States
America
Washington
England
Great Britain
Canada
American Legion
Fingerprints of Rockefeller and Noted Men Released
J Edgar Hoover announces FBI civil fingerprint filing for Rockefeller Jr and other prominent individuals. He cites family protection against loss of identification, costly searches, and amnesia cases as benefits of civilian fingerprint records. The move shifts fingerprinting from crime to general security in public files.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
Conference on child adjustment at Cornell University
Administrators and pupil personnel workers met at Cornell to address adjusting children to school and life after school. Francis T. Spaulding of Harvard emphasized the need to prepare youths for inevitable post school situations, viewing each child as a distinct adjustment case.
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Cornell University
Francis T. Spaulding
Harvard University
Goa
Auto Industry Sees Unseasonal Boom Despite Slump Outlook
The automobile industry reports an unusual year with factories continuing full production and a record pace, unlike the usual seasonal downturn. Analysts note 1929 as a high-water mark, with expectations of lower actual output for the full year not yet realized.
Behind The News Opinion Sketches on Policy and Prominence
A collage of political commentary and anecdotes from Washington and New York. It questions U S neutrality toward Spain, notes Phillips secrecy, and describes Roosevelt’s use of a cautious statement. Also includes club gossip at the Lotus Club and various political quips about Hopkins and polling dynamics.
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Washington
United States
Spain
State Phillips
Paris
State Department
Phillips
Manna
Roosevelt
Lotus Club
Charley Michelson
New York
Charles Francis Coe
Jim Farley
Coe
Mr. Farley
Industry Weathering 1920s Auto Sales Shift and Planned Growth
The passage notes sales tracking production, doubts about profits, and a peak in 1920 sales not matching car output. It credits industry leaders with controlled production and stabilized distribution via new fall models, framing it as self driven planning rather than government intervention, and claims it works.
Public Forum criticizes Civil Service abuse in Chauncey
Reverend V Ahlbrand of Chauncey writes that Civil Service Law is being used to entrench political office holders who drain taxpayers. He urges enforcing the two offices rule to give young people a chance and remove loafing career politicians.
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Messenger
V. Ahlbrand Chauncey
Ohio
Understanding Child Lying Honest Minds and Imagination
A Dr Morris Fishbein health column argues children lie mainly from fear imagination and imitation. Parents should distinguish deliberate lies from play and avoid punishing excessive questioning or exaggerating the sin of lying. Emphasizes parental honesty and recognizing a child's mind differs from adults, with note on imagination aiding success. England's largest synagogue with 1400 members bans money lending members.
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Morris Fishbein
District Tales of Long Ago in Athens Route to Logan s Elm
The article recounts Lord Dunmore leading 3 000 Over-Mountain Men along the Hocking Valley route near Athens Ohio. It notes landmarks like Hocking State Park Rock House Old Man s Cave and Ash Cave and suggests marking the route for tourists. It ends with a teaser of continuing tomorrow.
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Lord Dunmore
Logan
Elm
Hocking
Athens
Indiana
North Hill
Hocking Valley
Big Bend
Hocking State Parks
Rock House
Old Man's Cave
Ash Cave
E. State St
N. Congress St
Sunday Creek
Monday Creek
Logan's Elm
Hocking State Park
Fort Gower
Ohio
Northwest Territory
Christmas Touring and Visits Highlight Nelsonville News
Ten years ago residents' travel and visits filled the scene as Red Longley and Red Figgins returned from a two week tour through the East. Roy Morris and family came back from months in California while Frank Murphy hosted the Willing Workers class. The Pennsville and New Paris trips tied local families to reunions and relatives.
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Red Longley
Red” Figgins
Nelsonville
Mra
Roy Morris
California
Frank Murphy
St. Nelsonville
The
Christian Church
Red Poppy Night of Mocked Adventure Turns Real
Molly seeks excitement on her birthday with Wick at the Red Poppy. Brent unexpectedly appears, shadowing her as she confronts a suspect mood of danger and a nightclub atmosphere that may prove more thrilling than promised.
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Wick
Molly
Brent
Night Life
Wieck
Dad
Donna
Florida
Frances
Guardians of the Peace
Wicks
Poets Corner and Local Notice Fragments
A poem by Dorothy Kuntz from Pomeroy Ohio celebrates a river as a friend for solitude and reflection. The second fragment by Annie McIntyre Bartor from Nelsonville Ohio describes a chaotic scene with police dogs and yard dogs at a home, hinting at a local notice or anecdote.
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Summe
Dorothy Kuntz
Pomeroy
Ohio
Annie McIntyre Bartor
Nelsonville
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Paul Mallon
Hyde Park
Alberta
Mr. Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
the Public Forum
Synagog
Henry Atkinson
William Covert
Stockport
Hahn
Pennsville
Logan Barkhurst
Allen R. Kresge
Fugenia
New Paris, Ind
Mrs. Kresge
J. R. Morton
Doris Morton
Washington D. C
Shenandoah Valley
W. H. Bean
Waldo
FE. M. Baughman
Bass Lake
Ind
Chicago
Mildred Francis
Leon Bryen
Agnes F. Foley
Emily Fink
Somerset
L. Poston
Atlantic City
James P. Wood
Grace
Oakland, Md
Howard Bolin
Bolin
William Smith
Jennie O'Dell
Woman's Hall
Chillicothe
George Clark
Trai
Mary Reymond
NEA Service, Fen
Peggy
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