Ohio motorists taxed heavily by state and federal levies
Ohio motor vehicle owners paid nearly one hundred million dollars in one year. About one third supported the state highway department while twelve million funded schools. The gasoline levy runs above eight percent, with other taxes at three percent, and federal taxes add more than fifteen million. The piece argues motorists should rebel but laments lack of time to study spending.
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Ohio
State Highway Department
Tax Sanity Ahead in Face of Relief Debt and Tax Pressures
A keen look at year end tax strain describes how taxing districts struggle to fund relief amid rising government costs. Voters resist more levies while debt piles up, yet recovery hinges on understanding relief programs, their costs, and the choices of employed citizens.
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Treasury
Hocking Granger Wins Best Apple Pie in Ohio
The piece notes the fracas over the best apple pies made by Ohio grangers wives and praises a Hocking Valley winner as evidence that someone in the region can bake a superb pie. It laments changing kitchen roles after marriage and reflects on pie preferences and judging.
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Ohio
Grangers
Granger
Hocking Valley
Roosevelt third term debate shatters hopes for unity at convention
Raymond Clapper analyzes how a Roosevelt third term would force a brutal convention fight with Garner, risking national revulsion. He notes mixed views among Democrats, Kennedy and Davies backing a run, La Guardia’s possible role, and uncertainty over Wheeler and others as successors.
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Washington
Garner
Roosevelt
Henry Mencken
Joseph Kennedy
Joseph Davies
Europe
Democratic Party
White House
LaGuardia
New York
New Deal
McNutt
Washington fights over anti trust funding and scope
In Washington the Justice Department anti trust campaign faces a budget clash. Thurman Arnold seeks next year’s appropriation rising to about 3 million dollars from 1.3 million to expand investigations across building, milk supply, retailing and interstate trade barriers with about 150 staff, including state level contacts to detect monopolistic and price freezing trends.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Thurman Arnold
Anti-Trust
Budget Bureau
Arnold
Questions and Answers for Federal Information Bureau
A reprint of an information column from the Messenger Bureau outlines common questions and answers on topics from pentathlons to federal employment figures. It states contact details, offers basic science, housing, defense impact, climate lore, and dynamite ingredients with concise explanations.
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The
Messenger
18Th Street
Washington, D. C
Messenger Bureau
Vitamin B1 Deficiency Linked to Neuritis in Medical Notes
Dr Morris Fishbein notes neuritis often stems from vitamin B1 deficiency and improves with vitamin B1 in diets rich in potatoes vegetables pork liver eggs milk beans and whole grains. Fever digestive disorders and diseases like beriberi pellagra diabetes raise B1 needs and require physician guided supplementation.
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Morris Fishbein
Santa Claus Brown Visits Park Avenue With Christmas Mood
In a snowy Park Avenue vignette, Alice and Mrs Brown face Christmas aches while Jerry Donaldson clashes with his father. Betty Carter spots Santa Claus Brown in the night, clinging to a belief he’s real as the storm slows and a quiet city settles.
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Santa Claus Brown
Alice Banks
Jerry Donaldson
Betty Carter
Santa Claus
Alice
Carters
Mrs. Brown
Mr. Brown
Carter House
Jim
Mrs. Carter
Betty
Papa
Donaldsons
Deakin
Santa
Carter
Park Avenue
Corning High School Band to Present Christmas Concert
Corning High School will hold a Christmas Concert on Wednesday December 20 at 8 p m in the school auditorium. The program will feature the band plus solo performances by Carl Lambert Ted Thomas Florence Levion Robert Price and accompanists Juanita Pierce and Alice Mae Wilson. The event also showcases new school purchased instruments and green and white stands built by the Industrial Arts Department.
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Corning
Corning High School
Industrial Arts Department
Carl Lambert
Cornet
Ted Thomas
Florence Levion
Robert Price
Juanita Pierce
Alice Mae Wilson
Sand Run Christmas Services Planned This Week
Sand Run announces holiday events with a Wednesday 7 30 church service featuring Imusic and readings a 7 00 Saturday carol singing at homes and a Sunday 9 00 children’s program. Local residents visited relatives in Columbus Pittsburgh Murray City New Straitsville and Wyoming CCC camp alumnus Lester Beal returns home.
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Dan Summers
Columbus
Clifford Beal
Cantor
Pittsburgh
Floyd Champ
Wayne Huston
Murray City
Joshua Wahl
New Straitsville
Chester Bartow
Lester Beal
CCC
Wyoming
Christmas Spirit and the Kingdom of God on Earth
The Messenger column urges verification of signatures on letters criticizing officials. It discusses the Christmas Spirit as the subconscious manifestation of conscious thought, linking thoughts to actions and justice. F. E. Radcliffe from Albany signs this December 14 note.
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the Messenger
Christ
Earth
Heaven
Heaven-On-Earth
God
Will Sing Carols at Gallipolis High Friday
Friday’s Christmas carol program at Gallipolis High School will be led by Miss Elizabeth Shough. The program, supervised by the school music director, will be held at the high school auditorium and highlight seasonal songs.
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Gallipolis
Elizabeth Shough
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Elizabeth Hardy
Lee Thomas
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Corning Personals
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Zanesville
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Roland Coyer
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Henry Spray Jr
Mt. Carmel Hospital
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Mothersingers
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Will Sing Carols
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