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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Road building must become businesslike in Ohio
The editorial argues for a modern, funded road program in Southeastern Ohio with better planning and financing. It urges accurate data on motorist costs, stricter justification for secondary roads, and a move toward a profit-driven, statewide transportation plan to improve safety and economic returns.
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Ohio
Southeastern
Traffic's Death Vision From Milwaukee Show Findings
Scientific tests at the Milwaukee automobile show reveal 48 percent of 5000 visitors tested had defective vision and 240 used only one eye. The study suggests many drivers are physically unfitted for safe driving, raising concerns about drivers across America.
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Milwaukee
America
Harmony and progress and the straw man of blame
An op ed arguing that politicians blame the “haves” and vested interests while creators of American wealth deserve credit for high living standards. It asserts the public benefits from invention and industry, noting Americans enjoy more goods and amenities than others, and questions who truly drives progress.
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United States
Brandeis Nomination Echoes Black Fight in 1916
Washington recalls the 1916 Brandeis nomination as historians compare it to the current Hugo Black case. Wilson faced fierce opposition from senators and press across major outlets, and the Senate Judiciary Committee held hearings. Initially opposed, Brandeis was ultimately confirmed 47 to 22 and began a landmark Supreme Court career.
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Washington
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
Louis D. Brandeis
Alfred Lief
Brandeis
Black
Wall Street
Lief
New York
Wilson
Senate
New York Tribune
Supreme Bench
Interstate Commerce Committee
New York Sun
Boston Herald
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harvard
Frankfurter
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
American Bar Assa
Roosevelt and Black Compare New Deal Paths Across Time
The piece argues Senator Hugo Black shifted from opposing NRA to embracing regulated profits and wage rules, noting Black’s 1933 speech on a flat wage hour plan and criticizing Roosevelt’s later moves toward price restraint and profit sharing. It contrasts Black’s calls for consumer protection with Roosevelt’s evolving stance on monopolies and profits.
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Black
NRA
National Industrial Recovery Act
NIRA
Congress
Roosevelt
Madison Square Garden
United We Stand or Fall Call to End Hatred
A rhetoric piece urges burying class hatreds and replacing emotion with reason and logic. The author contends unity among groups is essential to progress and warns against blame-placers and divisive rhetoric.
District Tales of Long Ago
Gallipolis history recalls the original riverbank site, swampy surroundings, and early settlers arriving on October 17, 1790. Fevers and mosquitoes decimated the 500 French inhabitants, many relocating to Vincennes or the Scioto area as the village grew. Excavations reveal logs and cabin debris buried beneath fills, with marshes eventually leveled as streets extended. Frogs in the swamps provided a nightly chorus for newcomers in this evolving settlement.
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Harry R. Horn
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Chickamauga Creek
Scioto River
Portsmouth
Vincennes
Ind
Urticaria Causes and Triggers Across Foods and Reactions
Health Hints discusses urticaria, its triggers from shellfish to strawberries and bananas, and common offenders like aspirin and quinine. It notes reactions range from itching and sleep disturbance to blisters, vomiting, and diarrhea, with treatments aimed at itch control and reducing wheal formation.
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Morris Fishbein
News Your Dad Read Ten Years Ago in Athens Area
A retrospective column recalls ten years ago with Mrs Wiley Sprague and Mrs Allen Sprague visiting Athens from California. Mr C N Root and daughter Madeleine Root stayed with the Pilchers in Cincinnati guests. Local youths represented Athens Glouster and Nelsonville in a K of C event.
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Wiley T. Sprague
Allen Sprague
California
Athens
C. N. Root
Madeleine Root
Cincinnati
T. M. Pilcher
Pauline Overmeyer
Mary Ley
Rosemary Smith
Glouster
Nelsonville
Bishopville Social and Personal News Highlights
A string of Sunday visits and family gatherings across Bishopville and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Milhoan hosting guests from Marietta and Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison with sons from Ringgold, and Mrs. Prudy Nott visiting Oakdale. The piece also notes a Pedicord family reunion at the Paler home and a birthday surprise for Don Withem. The column closes with a note on carnivorous plants like Venus flytraps and related species.
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Bishopville
Charles Milhoan
Ralph Householder
Marietta
Cora Householder
Jacksonville
Roy Harrison
Donald
Ronald
Billy
Wayne
Ringgold
William Withem
Harvey van Hall
Michigan
Withem
Prudy Nott
Oakdale
J. M. McDonald
Norma Linscott
Barberton
P. M. Smith
Clarence Linscott
Smith Home
Dwight Smith
Ronnie
Glouster
Walter Foura
Corning
Marguerite McDonald
Don Withem
Mary Jo
Dean Pedicord
Ferndale
Marguerite
Lena Withem
Ray
Duchess and Detective Meet in Studio Tease
Kathleen OShan, a greeting card writer, shares studio space with Bob McTavish, a crime writer, while the Duchess, a surrealist patron, and Professor Bracey, an Egyptologist, mingle with the pair. Pat the janitor keeps a wary eye as tension and flirtation ripple through the upstairs studios. The scene ends with the Duchess inviting Bob to view her entourage.
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Kathleen O’shan
Bob McTavish
Pat
Cupid
Professor Bracey
Egypt
Bob
Kathleen
Schmatz
Bracey
Miss O'Shan
Mr. McTavish
Joppa Ladies Aid Meets at Clary Home
JOPPA The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs A L Clary Reedville Aug 12 for an all day session A potluck dinner was served at noon an afternoon business meeting held and officers were elected for the coming year Several members and visitors listed with local names The next meeting is Sept 1 An ice cream social is planned Aug 21 at E W Pratts Also notes visits and travels of local residents Funeral services for Mrs George Willis will be Monday at the Catholic Church
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Gaylord Powell
Powell
M. J. Benedum
Audrey Blake
Christine Kibble
Charles Valentine
Parkersburg
Jane Perry
Hare Old
Fresno
Parkerseburg
Amy
Lucy Dye
Reedsville
Belleville
W. Va
Story Barton
Fast Liverpool
Leonard Paugh
Pittsburgh
L. R. Barr
Russell and
Dale
Clarmont Harris
Dave King
Ruth and Garnett
Vivian Pratt
E. W. Pratt
George Willis
Roy Bailey
Stars Say for Tuesday August 17 Outlook
A highly active yet doubtful day is forecast from lunar and planetary aspects. Energies push high initiative but adverse conditions and obstacles, including illness or sorrow, may cause delays. Change and unexpected journeys loom, with caution advised on finances and speculation. Birthday readers face a lively year with efforts met by possible postponements.
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