Athens Messenger and Herald Publishing Co. info page
Publication data for THE ATHENS MESSENGER & HERALD, listing publisher Frederick W. Bush, Gordon K. Bush as general manager, and Charlies H. Harris as managing editor. Notes audit and association memberships, circulation details, and subscription rates across multiple Ohio counties. Includes doors to advertising rates and postal matter statements.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charlies H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Culien Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gellie
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Radio rate regulation sparks fears of press coercion
Washington insiders predict FCC power over broadcast ad rates. Downward rate cuts could push radio to vie with newspapers, pressuring editorial independence. The idea, half baked and unsound, risks tyrannical abuse and undermines democracy, says Editor & Publisher.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Europe
Why Resentment Exists In Business Under Heavy Regulation
The piece argues that excessive federal red tape harms American businesses by forcing vast reporting and bookkeeping, creating costly new departments and stifling job creation. It warns that continued centralized rule could lead toward a socialized clearinghouse, undermining free enterprise.
Idea for Ohio Plan Could Pool State Funds
The proposal urges pooling state funds into a lump and limiting use within set periods to reduce inequalities and transfers. It argues de-administrating dead payrolls and tightening department budgets would yield economies, with local districts and federal tax concerns under the plan. A statewide manager could cut costs quickly in local government.
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Ohio
State House
Steel progress boosts blast furnace capacity despite fewer furnaces
Technical advances in blast furnace construction and operation have raised total steel industry capacity by 300 percent while the number of furnaces in use has fallen 60 percent. Birmingham, Alabama first produced steel from local ore in 1888, with one ton from a small open hearth plant as an experiment. England imports millions of artificial teeth from the United States and assembles them into sets.
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Birmingham
Ala
England
United States
Mooney Led Labor Orator Under Scrutiny By Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues Tom Mooney’s leadership claims deserve public examination. He urges loyal Americans to judge Mooney by his writings and stated beliefs, noting admiration for Stalin and warning against red-baiting as a dodge.
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New York
Tom Mooney
Mooney
Wall Street
Thil
Josef Stalin
San Quentin
California
Russia
Duce
Fuehrer
Bruce Catton Surveys Washington Scene
Bruce Catton surveys the political clash over Roosevelt's court plan from 1937 to the present. He weighs the court battle that failed to enlarge the Supreme Court while noting perceived shifts in independence and attitude toward New Deal legislation.
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Bruce Catton
Washington
Peterkin
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Sherman Minton
Indiana
Wright Patman
Senate Judiciary Committee
van Devanter
Senate
Supreme Bench
Hughes
Brandeis
McReynolds
Sutherland
TVA
Felix Frankfurter
Coffeepots Placed on Graves Honor Arab Chiefs in Palestine
In Palestine and Syria coffeepots are placed on the graves of Arab chiefs to signal the hospitable nature of the departed leader. The custom marks respect and hospitality as a defining trait of the deceased.
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Palestine
Syria
Public Forum Letter Critiques Roosevelt Era Politics and Prohibition
Merrie Ann True of Glouster voices concern over Liberty magazine and Hitler propaganda, critiques Roosevelt's preparedness policy, church politics, and party figures. She argues against clerical political sermons, notes W C T U and Anti-Saloon League aims, and questions Bricker Taft and Davey rhetoric with references to Ohio politics.
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Thompson
Roosevelt
Williams
Hopkins
Congress
W.C.T.U
WPA
Anti- Saloon League
League
Republican Party
Bricker
Anti-Saloon League
Church
Ohio Messenger
F. D. Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Davey
Robert Taft
Taft
Merrie Ann True Glouster
Understanding Neuritis Causes and Dietary Links
Health notes explain neuritis as nerve inflammation from poisons infections and nutritional deficiencies. Alcoholic neuritis is now rare and linked to poor diet especially vitamin B1 deficiency rather than alcohol alone.
Fire Blast Damages Logan Manufacturing Plant
A fire followed by a blast damaged the Logan Manufacturing Company building with $75,000 in losses. Nearby Breezy Heights threatens landslides endangering the Reed and Bauer homes. Mrs. Mina Webster of Pomeroy plans to move out amid the danger. Mrs. Floyd J. Nye of Chauncey hosted the Loyal Woman's Division of the Church of Christ.
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Logan Manufacturing Company
Mina Webster
Pomeroy
Floyd J. Nye
Chauncey
Church F Christ
Veteran heroism cited in World War I action near Hearne Belgium
First Lieut. Alfred M. Barlow, son of Mrs. Eva Barlow of Gallipolis, was cited for extraordinary heroism in action near Hearne Belgium on November 3, 1918. He led his company across a river despite a painful shrapnel wound in the leg and only consented to capture after wounds in both legs.
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Alfred M. Barlow
Eva Barlow
Gallipolis
Hearne
Belgium
Barlow
Duncan announces 1942 bid on Experience platform
St Joseph Missouri probate judge A B Duncan a Democrat announces his candidacy for the 1942 election on a single word platform Experience.
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ST. Joseph
A. B. Duncan
Not the Bride Janet Dreams of But the One She Keeps
Janet Dwight faces a tangled choice as she contemplates marriage to Barney McKnight while secrets and dreams pull at her. Cynthia Cantrell, Tim Benton, Lance Barstow, and Aunt Mary Cantrell's debts shape a fragile domestic future. Janet reveals she never truly loved Barney, debating whether to reveal the truth and start anew.
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Janet Dwight
Lance Barstow
Lance
Cynthia Cantrell
Mary Cantrell
Barney McKnight
Barney
Janet
Jan
Owlface
Cynthia
Timothy Benton
Leslie Pugh
Tim
Cyn
Mary
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Question and Answer Board from the Federal Era
A compilation of civic and government Q and A covering topics from Arlington cemetery size to unemployment taxes, oil burner safety, Latin phrases on state seals, coin collectors restrictions, Pennsylvania deer kills, naval expansion bill availability, CCC dependents, and helium sales to Germany.
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U. S. National Cemeteries
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia
West Virginia
Montani
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Roosevelt
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Civilian Conservation Corps
United States
Germany
Messenger Service Bureau Notice Excerpt
Public service instruction directs readers to address questions to The Messenger's Service Bureau in Washington with a three cent stamp for reply. It states legal and medical advice cannot be provided nor extended research undertaken.
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Messenger's Service Bureau
Washington
Messenger'’S Service Bureau
13Th St
Washington, D. C
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Hitler
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Mexico
Morris Fishbein
Mrs. J. L. Householder
Tampa, Fla
Hutchinson and Stickney
William Baker
Marlette Covert
Francis Higgins
Leo Kinsel
Ernest Murphy
Andrew Nelson
Fulton Oldfield
Dwight Rutherford
George Sweeney
Alice Betts
Luciel Boden
Anna Marie Davis
Mary Frost
Marie Haning
Doris Herron
Martha Whipple
George Clark
Elinore Cowan Stone
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