Publisher and editor join Ohio newspaper associations
Gordon K Bush as Publisher and General Manager and Charles H Harris as Managing Editor are listed with memberships in the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the Inland Daily Press Association along with Ohio select lists and audit bureau affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon K Bush
Mgr
Charles H Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailes
Inland Daily Press Association
Road to more jobs via cheaper production and growth
The article cites a National Association of Manufacturers report from Newblige arguing that lowering costs and prices expands consumption and employment. It warns against curtailing production in agriculture or industry and notes examples like cars dropping from $2000 to $600 expanding the auto industry and pork priced at 60 cents a pound reducing consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Newblige
America
Conference in Industry Ends With Mixed Signals
The Washington gathering showed business men preferring independence and a return to normalcy. The Blue Eagle is buried and hopes for a new bureau are unlikely, signaling cautious recovery rather than bold experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gettig
Truth serum used to clear falsely accused in Oklahoma case
An Oklahoma man accused his ex wife and a local justice of the peace of a 28 year old murder. The truth serum was used on the accuser, who confessed he had framed the story, leading to the release of the two prisoners. The case suggests the drug can protect the innocent as well as convict the guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Scottsg
Paula
Pauls
Scott
Responsibility for Coasting Dangers Targets Parents
An Ohio city traffic squad uses an old ordinance to arrest parents of children who coast in the street. Officials say warnings fail and parental discipline is essential. The plan aims to curb dangerous winter coasting by holding guardians accountable in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Junior
New Jersey Liquor Watch Focuses on Half Pint Bottles
The New Jersey alcohol commission targets half pint liquor containers amid concerns about underage drinking and misuse while critics say broader measures are needed. Officials warn smaller bottles may encourage frequent purchasing and casual consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Behind The News By Paul Mallon on Anglo-French peace plan
Washington observers describe the Anglo-French peace plan as a potential shift in world power. Critics say it could strengthen Mussolini and upset the balance that framed Ethiopian partition. They doubt British naval resilience and note Supreme Court interest in New Deal taxation and Bankhead Cotton Act proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Washington
John Bull
Mussolini
League
Britain
France
Italy
Ethiopia
Baldwin
Mediterranean
Supreme Court
AAA
van Devanter
Bankhead
Sanctions question at Bankhead Argument and a Warm Springs tale
Justices study international news as Justice Harlan Stone asks about sanctions during the Bankhead Argument. A bashful 19 year old high school principal tells President Roosevelt at Warm Springs he plans to attend college again, illustrating concerns about the American education system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankhead
Harlan Stone
Ethiopia
League
Justice Stone
United States
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Dy Ga
University of Georgia
Digest of Foreign Policy Jargon and Domestic Quips
A collection of remarks on naval balance, US recovery, Reed's fall in the Supreme Court, and political maneuvers. It notes Japan pressure on limits, beetle campaigns, cowgirl songs, Ethiopian road plans, racketeers, and a Try NY shooting dispute as real news.
District Tales of Long Ago by C. H. Harris
This piece notes Athens Presbyterian Church links to early ministers. It highlights Rev Henry Perkins of Athens who led Allentown New Jersey for about fifty years after Ohio University graduation in 1817. It also mentions Rev John Hunt the sole Ohio University graduate of 1820 who led Amesville church and helped found a church at McConnellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Harris
Athens Presbyterian Church
Henry Perkins
Athens
Ohio University
Allentown
N. J
John Hunt
Amesville
McConnellville
David Pratt
Chauncey Perkins Taylor
Henry W. Taylor
Isaac Taylor
Frank Ballard
Indianapolis
Archibald Green Brown
Athens County
Addison Ballard
Pittsfield
Mass
Zenner's Huntington store fire causes $500000 loss
Athens groups sponsor a Community Christmas tree at the Courthouse. Carl Beasley elected president of local Kiwanis. Athens High School Drama Club staged Am I Intruding with local cast including Helen Roush Virginia Larimer Charlene Martin Pauline Jones Gertrude Addicott Esther Harris Harold Ross Paul Beckley Don Roush Phillip Ong. Mrs Keever presented Life in America 100 Years Ago at Hobson Study Circle hosted by Mrs L H Blackwood at 99 N Congress St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School Drama Club
Helen Roush
Virginia Larimer
Charlene Martin
Pauline Jones
Gertrude Addicott
Esther Harris
Harold Ross
Paul Beckley
Don Roush
Phillip Ong
Paul Keever
America
Hobson Study Circle
L. H. Blackwood
Congress St
Christmas program highlights at Athens High School
At Athens High School a Christmas program featured Garnet Beverage and Rachel Powell in a piano duet, Lucile English reading, Florence Carr and Irma Comstock in a duet, Frances Hatch readings, and John Souder Gladys Jones Burdette Foraker Harold Addicott Esther Kenney Richard McKinstry in a debate on Philippine independence. Other notes include Standard Bearers forming at Dorothy Slutz home with M M Kerr leader and Lillie Class grandmother party with Alma Salters winning best looking grandmother. The Prince of Wales is described as fluent in several languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Garnet Beverage
Rachel Powell
Lucile English
Florence Carr
Irma Comstock
Frances Hatch
John Souder
Gladys Jones
Burdette Foraker
Harold Addicott
Esther Kenney
Richard McKinstry
Philippine Islands
Public Forum letters critique local institutes and CCC impact
The Sharpsburg readers debate farm institutes and hill reforestation costs. Critics question six dollar per acre road taxes and CCC activities while praising improvements in rural schooling and reading. LILLIAN BARDIN, Sharpsburg, Dec. 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bean
Joy Cutler
Professor Taylor
Mr. Shaar
CCC
Mt. Vernon
Royal Institute
Taylor
Lillian Bardin
Sharpsburg
Dec
Christmas Carol Verse by Delbert Romine
Poetic verse from a reader named Delbert Romine urging readers to seek the Christ Child in Bethlehem with imagery of angels and light. The message closes with notes on Farmland's share of Japan's total area and its agricultural family engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Bethlehem
Japan
All My Lovers Begin Here Today
Dana Westbrook returns from abroad to live with her unseen grandmother and faces a tangle of love with Ronald Moore and doctor Scott Stanley. Paula Long manipulates emotions while Dana and Scott wed amid family doubts and domestic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Westbrook
Dana
Nancy Wallace
Ronald Moore
Scott Stanley
Nancy
Ronald
Paula
Scott
Cameron
Jon
Dr. Stanley
Brownleaf
Burger-Goodier
Dana devises scheme to tailor Scott a new suit
Dana secretly funds a tailored suit for Scott using leftover household money while plotting to outshine his shabby image. She steals from Aunt Ellen’s gift, schemes with a tailor, and observes people at Scott’s office to stage a flawless gift moment. Paula visits Scott’s workplace hinting at Miss Long’s unhappiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
Scott
Ellen
Sto
Paula
Miss Long
Miss Lee
Dr. Stanley
Health Hints and Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein
An overview of breakfast cereals and carbohydrate-heavy diets noting a shift from oatmeal to a wide range of cereals. It discusses the variety of cereal types and preparation methods, plus trends toward lighter breakfasts and potential health concerns like snoring and sleep-related airway issues.
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Norman Davis
London
Reed
China
Manhattan
Scotland
N. Y
Zenner
Huntington
Athens Federation of Women's Club, Elks and Rotary
Carl Beasley
Booker T. Washington Literary Society of the Baptist Church
The
Missionary Society of the First
M. E. Church
Dorothy Slutz
M. M. Kerr
Lillie
Christina Church
Alma Salters
Marion Walden
Helen Ludwick
the Prince of Wales
the Public Forum
the Messenger
Poets’ Corner
Oy Messenger
Colunie
Christ Child
Delbert Romine
Rutland
George Clark
Morris Fishbein
Farina
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