Social security measure faces scrutiny amid doubts and risks
The Akron Beacon Journal argues the social security act is a colossal, hastily drawn program risking high costs, heavy bureaucracy, and potential collapse. It questions long term debt, payroll taxes, and the system’s ability to deliver steady benefits to 25 million workers.
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United States Senate
American Congress
Congressional
Congress
A. J. Altmeyer
Labor
House Appropriations Committee
America
Akron Beacon Journal
Loss of Officer Bol lin Highlights Public Interest in Highway Patrol
The departure of F E Bollia of the State Highway Patrol from Athens underscores rising public interest in patrolmen. He is praised as a capable, courteous enforcer who strengthens law adherence on rural roads and offers drivers in trouble a trusted source of help, especially in difficult hill country assignments.
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Athens
F. E. Bollia
State Highway Patrol
Bollia
Ohio Highway
Bollin
Roosevelt’s New Year meeting signals RCA probe plan
After Christmas Roosevelt dined alone with David Sarnoff and soon named Joseph P. Kennedy to study RCA finances. Analysts note Kennedy’s promotion background while White House radio ties and public malice toward NBC echo. Lindbergh’s holiday departure fuels White House intrigue.
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Washington
Roosevelt
David Sarnoff
Sharp
Radio Corporation of America
Sarnoff
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Securities and Exchange Commission
White House
NBC
Mr. Hoover
New York
Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Statesmen’s Juices Questionable In Holiday Errors
Observers note two notable errors in judgment by statesmen in separate regions during a festive season. The private explanation circulating is that some leaders drift toward the flowing bowl, though such lapses are said to be unlikely in Washington.
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Washington
Racket Exposed in New York Home Loans
A reader reports a dispute over funds in a New York home loan scheme, noting a wife furnished $5 instead of $1 and seeking guidance on proper reporting. The piece frames societal expectations and accountability in financial misconduct.
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New York
Government Eyes Move To Halt AAA Checks In Farms
In its drive to electrify farm areas, the government may attempt stopping AAA inspections. The official is fair in dealing with the traveling public, but views the offender against others' rights as a sman to be taught respect.
District Tales of Long Ago on Federal Creek Flat Boat Drift
The article recounts a 75 year old voyage down Federal Creek with H M Crippen of Athens aboard a last flat boat. The crew faced flood, dodged trees, and passed Barrows mill dam while a cousin helped tow ashore. Two drownings at Barrows Mill marked the perilous trip.
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Federal Creek
H. M. Crippen
Athens
Cincinnati
Charles Ogg
Crippen
Hosea Crippen
New Orleans
Henry McCune
Big Run
Edward Glazier
Crippens
Barrows Mill
Hocking
Eli Brooks
Samuel Blair
Jan Blair
Nye
Hale
Amesville
Broadwell
Hocking River
Obio
Coa
Unmarried women 25 plus total over three million in U S
Census figures estimate 3 315 201 unmarried women over 25 in the United States. A hotel Berry orchestra led by Ellis Woodworth broadcast from station KDKA in Pittsburgh. Mrs Carl Beasley and children return from visit with her parents E E Stevens. Birth announced for Dr T R Biddle and wife in Cambridge Mass. Several social visits noted as travelers return home. Three hundred lost moves when the British cruiser Natal exploded in London harbor. Charles Gray of Guysville ships fourteenth carload of apples to Eastern Markets.
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United States
Hotel Berry Orchestra
Ellis Woodworth
Gerald Gamber
David Todd
Wesley Kelley
Charles Tracey
Peter Good
Paul Wilson
Harold Leighty
William Patton
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Natal
London
Charles Gray
Guysville
Athens County
Townsend Plan Proposal Prompts Public Debate
The Messenger publishes a Townsend Plan outline advocating monthly $200 payments to Americans over 60 funded by a 2 percent tax. The plan requires retirement from work, strict spending within the U S, income caps, and disqualification for prisoners or the mentally ill. It aims to raise living standards, boost consumption, and reduce crime and taxation burdens. WM. H. Haptonstall, Middleport, Dec. 23.
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the Messenger
The
Messenger
United States
H. Haptonstall
Middleport
Former Guard ian Trust directors sued for 15 million loss
Liqui dator F R Hanrahan sues 62 former guardians of the closed Guar dian Trust Co in common pleas court for an accounting and recovery of losses believed to reach 15 million. The case seeks to recover funds tied to the failed bank and extend liability to a broad group of former directors.
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Cleveland
Guardian Trust Co
Common Pleas
F. R. Hanrahan
Controversy and longing mark Dana and Scottys troubled marriage
In a storm of secrets Dana Westbrook remains torn after marrying Dr. Scott Stanley despite her grandmother Mrs. Cameron and Paula Long fearing the union. Dana faces doubts from Nancy while Ronnie stands as a quiet beacon, and Scott seeks a fresh start away from the prior life as Dana contemplates possible reconciliation or permanent separation.
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Williard Cameron
Dana Westbrook
Scott Stanley
Ronald Moore
Nancy
Dana
Ronald
Paula
Cameron
Ronnie
Scott
Mrs. Cameron
Gran
Dr. Osborne
Scott Secures Partnership With Dr Osborne
Nancy reveals to Dana that Scott has been taken into partnership by Dr Osborne after a successful operation. Osborne had eyed Scott for some time, but an earlier accident left him unable to operate, elevating Scott to treat the town’s wealthier patients. Dana pretends gladness while wrestling with loss and new prospects.
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Scott
Dana
Nancy
Quotes on morality and reform from political and public figures
A collection of remarks from Judge Joseph Sabath Senator George Norris and Capt Frederic Snyder criticizing personal conduct national reform and aviation leadership. The quotes reflect calls for discipline obedience and civic action amid wartime concerns.
Poets Corner Richly Dreams of Home and Bluebird Quiet
The piece expresses longing for a simple cottage over wealth, asking for a heartful of love and a bluebird by the door. It frames home as earthly treasure, a peaceful lane, sunshine at windows, and waiting arms, attributed to Leda Sams.
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Earth
Health and Diet Act Pend Get in Y Bo the D of Vv
The note discusses refined oiled in many places and claims it is free from iodine. It emphasizes adjustments to health and diet and mentions act pend. No clear events or dates are provided.
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Lindbergh
Meny Pia
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Chicago
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Frederic Snyder
Poets’ Corner
DR. Morris
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