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Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
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Washington
Dead Wood Cut From Citrus Marketing Plan
A group of East meeting retailers drafted a program to streamline citrus distribution and cut handling costs. The aim is lower consumer prices and fair returns for producers through better advertising and merchandising, reducing middlemen and speculative hurdles in crop marketing.
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Florida
Purges of WPA Work Rolls Raise Doleful Questions
A reader argues purging WPA workers in the district may trigger trouble across counties. The measure labels some as drones, with the WPA director likely to decide. The piece notes slow progress on make work, low pay, limited days, and potential favoritism in selecting who stays.
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WPA
Clamor for Legislation to Bar Alien Influences
The piece argues for tighter controls on foreign propagandists and alien groups accused of undermining American institutions. It cites proposed congressional inquiry, potential deportations, and scrutiny of international speakers, warning that despite fears, such threats may be underestimated.
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Congress
Europe
Government Immigration Office
United States
Communist Party
Dies Committee
America
Eden Stands For Decency In Face Of Threats
In this view Eden is an outstanding man not dodging issues or bowing to threats from Hitler and Mussolini. Americans see him as standing for the decent way of life over there despite fear of what might come.
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England
Anthony Eden
Eden
Hitler
Mussolini
Wait Until Spring by Fante Prompts Naturist Notes
Westbrook Pegler reviews John Fante's Wait Until Spring and mocks the author for exposing himself in his writing process. Pegler recounts Chicago literary rivalries and newsroom antics as examples of casual novel production.
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New York
Stackpole Sons
John Fante
Hitler
Mussolini
Japan
Moscow
Los Angeles
Mr. Fante
Chicago
Daily News
Christy Mathewson
Mr. Bickett
The
American
Frank Chance
Mr. Pankaek
Mr. Mathewson
Mathewson
John Wheeler
Jimmy Whittaker
New York Mirror
Whittaker
Jo Swerling
Mirror
Hartford
Gerald Chapman
Swerling
Jimmy
Mr. Whittaker
University of Washington bans strapless gowns as immodest
We the Women argues UW Seattle students reject strapless evening wear as immodest. Varsity Ball committee threatens suspenders or home from the party, suggesting prudery rather than old fashion disapproval. The piece notes a generational shift and mocks censorious attitudes.
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University of Washington
Seattle
Washington
Fact Q and A on science history and demographics
An archival quiz of common knowledge questions with concise answers. Topics include angora wool, Nobel Peace Prize, Greenback era, patent models, Armenian capital, Canadian naturalization, Cape Cod Indians, world population by race, and tanarium meaning.
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Viscount Cecil of
Chelwood
United States
Patent Office
Washington Service Bureau
Thirteenthe Street
Washington, D. C
Soviet Republic of
Armenia
Erivan
Canada
Cape Cod
Bass River
Chauncey Fun Fest Program Highlights Students
Ten years ago Mrs. Fannie King led the Fun Fest organized by Chauncey teachers and pupils. Featured performers included Mary Lee Savage Raymond Savage Charlie Simpson Mary Mc Cune Mildred Landis No Earth Charles Sweeney Jr Charles Crosser and Margaret Tippitt with Elmer G. Biddison later appointed deputy surveyor. Louise Shafer and Edith Stiers led the Presbyterian Church Children's Choir with solo and duet parts by Richard Acomb Billy Weltzheimer Marjorie Vorhes Clara Margaret and Lee Galvin.
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Fannie King
Chauncey
Mary Lee Savage
Raymond Savage
Charlie Simpson
Mary McCune
Mildred Landis
No Earth
Charles Sweeney, Jr
Charles Crosser
Margaret Tippitt
Louise Shafer
Edith Stiers
The
Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville
Richard Acomb
Billy Weltzheimer
Marjorie Vorhes
Clara Margaret
Lee Galvin
Canopie brings 1,067 soldiers to Charlestown harbor
Twenty years ago the White Star Liner Canopie docked in Charlestown Massachusetts with 1,067 soldiers aboard. The Kaiser resided in a Dutch castle while the Allies held the west bank of the Rhine. The era headlines noted Huns seeking allied protection.
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Canopie
Charlestown
Mass
the Rhine
Questions Answered by Messenger Service Bureau Text
The notice directs readers to enclose a three cent stamp for replies to questions directed to the Messenger's Service Bureau in Washington D C. It states that legal and medical advice cannot be given nor extended research undertaken and instructs mail to be addressed to Messenger's Service Bureau 1018 12th St Washington D C The Editor.
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Messenger's Service Bureau
Washington
Messenger’s Service Bureau
Washington, D. C
Mind Your P's and Q's Until School Returns
A cautious warning urges families to keep the younger generation in check until the children resume classes. The tone suggests concern over behavior while awaiting the start of the new school term.
Sexton Beetles Use Acute Smell to Find Dead Creatures
Sexton beetles possess a keen sense of smell and rapidly locate any dead creature in the area, aiding their scavenging behavior.
Americans Rally Around Eden Despite Mixed Views
The reception for Mr. Anthony Eden signals broad American support and admiration for a strong leadership figure, even if the portrait of Eden itself remains debated. The scene suggests public enthusiasm around his uncompromising stance.
Forum Letters Warn of Labor Split and Political Influence
The Messenger letter warns miners and readers about alleged links between the P M A and the A F of L and their influence over the U M W of A. It cites William Green, John L Lewis, and political figures, claiming a scab union would replace the organization. The piece ends with a note from Mrs Merrie Ann True and a distant galaxy fact about NGC7006.
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the Messenger
Martin
Hocking Valley
P.M. of A
U.M.W
Indiana
Illinois
William Green
A.F. of L
Ohio
A. F. of L
Republican Party
John L. Lewis
Green
U.M.W. of A
P. M. of A
Mr. Young
Forum
Landon
Hoover
Coolidge
Taft
Harding
Red Cross
Townsend
Democrat Party
J. L
Lewis
A. F. of
Young
Skiing Rim of Danger Heals Love and Bravery
Sally Blair, a popular socialite, crashes during a display of vanity on a ski run. Dan Reynolds, the rival ski champion, rescues her but is badly injured. Sally learns the cost of pride as Dan cares for her and her father pledges top medical help, while she confronts the chance Dan may never ski again.
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Sally Blair
Dan Reynolds
Sally
Corey Porter
Dan
Gelande
Christie
Baker Library
Sam Blair
Daddy
Astrological Forecast for A Lively, Uneasy Day
The Stars Say indicates a lively and strenuous day with high pressure activity and potential conflict. Impetuous conduct may trigger enmity and jealousy while speculation could pay off if restrained. A birthday window suggests a year of enterprise but rash acts may provoke opposition and defeat.
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