Athens Messenger press info and subscription rates page
Page four lists publisher details for The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co, staff roles, professional memberships, and regional distribution. It includes subscription prices by carrier and mail for multiple Ohio counties, with weekly and annual rates and extra postage notes.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Let Us Be Prepared National Defense Debate
An essay warns that the United States will rearm but urges caution in budgeting and strategy. It critiques the rush to a two ocean navy and heavy air power while warning against overreach, waste, and the dangers of mixing patriotism with policy. It calls for balancing arms with domestic industrial strength and clear goals.
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United States
Germany
Japan
Latin America
Organization of National Defense
Congress
Western Hemisphere
Samuel Johnson
Youths Rally Against Yankee Imperialism Across Lands
In Buenos Aires hundreds of students pose in fascist style to stoke anti Yankee sentiment. In England hundreds of Jewish children arrive from Nazi Germany with scant funds. In San Francisco a thousand Chinese students picket a Greek ship loading scrap for Japanese munitions. An ex waiter in Sarajevo has amassed menus from five centuries.
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Buenos Aires
England
San Francisco
Western Hemisphere
Sarajevo
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues that Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy use hostile biased press as official state action and compare their rhetoric to German and Italian government policy while criticizing Ickes and U.S. responses. He links Nazi threats to press influence in Britain France and Greece and asserts American officials must address official hostile propaganda. La Guardia and the President are noted for their restrained reactions.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Harold Ickes
Hitler
Britain
Grynszpan
Germany
Mussolini
Fuehrer
Duce
Spain
Ickes
Italy
Munich
Berlin
Rome
Jimmy Gerard
Kaiser
United States
Gerard
Washington
LaGuardia
Donovan Coolidge scheme to curb regulation resurfaces in New Deal plan
John T. Flynn notes Col. William Donovan proposed splitting FTC and ICC into regulatory and judicial arms to slow regulation. The idea, once opposed as reactionary, is reportedly revived by New Deal experts to shift powers to the executive, drawing liberal labeling and Tory opposition in a heated debate. The article closes with a stray line about tire chains and braking.
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Col
William Donovan
New York
Coolidge
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utility Regulatory Commissions
New Deal
LC. C
Donovan
Roosevelt
Rival Ski Star Dan Wins Sally as Corey Plans
Sally Blair is the admired heroine caught between Dan Reynolds and Corey Porter at the swimming club scene. Corey schemes to win Sally while Dan, once an Olympic hopeful, proves his loyalty by saving Sally and steering toward a showcase showdown.
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Sally Blair
Dan Reynolds
Sally
Corey Porter
Corey
Reynolds
Clun
Dan
Pudge
Questions and Answers Compilation from a History Column
A set of trivia entries covers science basics, U S presidency, city parks, postal receipts, fruit hybrids, burial sites of vice presidents, Panama hat material, and pronunciation of Creme de Cacao. Each Q determines a concise A clarifying fact.
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United States
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Rock Creek Park
Washington, D. C
Pelham Bay Park
New York
Republic of Panama
Canal Zone
U. S
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas A. Hendricks
Charles W. Fairbanks
Thomas R. Marshall
Panama
Messenger's Service Bureau Instructions
The excerpt directs readers to enclose a three cent stamp for replies to questions of fact and information to the Messenger's Service Bureau in Washington. It notes that legal and medical advice cannot be given nor extended research undertaken and provides the mailing address at 1015 13th St NW Washington DC.
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Messenger’s Service Bureau
Washington
Atl
Messenger's Service Bureau
13Th St
Washington, D. C
Health Hints and Diet Health Hints and Diet
Dr Morris Fishbein reports epidemics of brain inflammation in horses and humans in 1938. A shared virus causes both equine and human encephalitis, with cases in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Virus isolated from brains, transmitted to mice, and potentially neutralized by rabbit serum under study. Efforts continue to find protective measures and vaccines.
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Morris Fishbein
United States
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Africa
Brockton
Mass
University of California
Rockefeller Institute
Public Forum questions county car purchases
In The Messenger letter dated Dec. 26 H L McDonald of The Plains argues against purchasing two new county cars, saying one for the sheriff is needed and the other for the surveyor mirrors prior practice. He notes Beckler has used his own car and questions the treatment compared with past officials.
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the Messenger
Messenger
C. O. Gibson
Christmas Party Weaves Joy Among Kimberly Families
Kimberly social notes recount a Christmas gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed gar McLain with gift exchanges by Santa and treats for many families including the McLains, Fields, McLains, Campbells, Powell, Hartman, and Rutter clans. Church center programs featured a quartet, solo by Mr Schively, and a cantata. Hospitalizations and regional arrivals are noted along with visits by William Glenn and Mary Nelson.
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Kimberly
Edgar McLain
Santa Claus
John McLain
Jack
Arlene
Belle
Rita
Troy Fields
Irene
Ruth
Anna May
Paul
Frank McLain
Randall
Almagene
Wilbert
Lucille
Harold Campbell
Jimmie
Juanita Powell
Ronald Hartman
Dorothy
Leonard Rutter
Glenn
Pete McLain
Church Center
Eva Wright
Olive Stephenson
M. Albert Schivley
Leonard Stephenson
Schively
Stephenson
Kimberly Mine
the Grit
Pennsylvania
Isaac Six
Mr. Six
Ralph Reynolds
Blanche Riley
Miss Riley
Deanville
Fred Thompson
Ruth Hartman
Elsie Weaver
Catherine Adams
Harrison Hoce
Adrienne Weaver
Ruth Beckler
Ground Gripper in Winsted Describes Short-Legged Cow
In Winsted Connecticut Meyer Liskin reports a cow with unusually short legs appearing buried to the knees. Liskin notes the animal is normal in size otherwise and can be milked without much trouble.
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Winsted
Meyer Liskin
Liskin
Murray City Birthday Party For Roger Barber
Murray City report notes Roger Barbers third birthday celebrated by Ralph and Mrs Barber with a guest list of local children and family. The section also covers Christmas visits by relatives from Athens Cleveland Columbus Detroit and Zanesville plus a New Town Church Watch meeting on New Years Eve. In Sydney Australia W H Farnborough gives sparrows cotton wool to improve winter nests in Hyde Park.
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Murray City
Ralph Barber
Roger
Jimmy Brown
Shela Shelton
Dicky Ayers
Mary Lou Hansen
Williard Dale Orndoff
Dicky Anderson
Blanche Elizabeth Brooker
Lynn Storer
Renny
Rita Forscythe
Mary Shaffer
New Town
A. A. Person
Athens
E. A. Person
Howard Miller
Cleveland
Nelsonville
Morgan Wallace
Jack
Lois
Columbus
Wallace
John Houser
Clarence Archer
Jimmy
Gordon James
New Straitsville
Charles Shaffer
Gilbert Andrews
Mary Lou
Detroit
Dayton
Dave Roberts
Richard Penn
Nelle Hamer
Akron
William Chivers
Clint Nagle
Ralph Carpenter
Charlotte
Colubus
Sadie Shelton
Harry Shuttleworth
J. W. Martin
James Hamer
Edward
Mary Campbell
Belcoe Shuttleworth
Louie Lehman
Chris Waldeck
Margaret Anderson
Robert Cook
Clarence Cook
Mammoth Cave
Paul Caloid
New
Sydney
Australia
W. H. Farnborough
Hyde Park
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