Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
Page four lists publication details for The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co with publishers editors and associations. It includes mailing offices, rates by carrier and mail, and coverage areas in multiple Ohio counties.
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Athens Messenger
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
United Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Spending for Elections and Business Demands in Washington
A Washington meeting of small business leaders urged government cooperation with business while resisting further wage and tax changes and a new wave of spending. The article notes concern over a proposed billions sum before elections, the potential political impact, and calls to curb red tape and avoid more dole-like spending.
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Washington
Coffee for Mola the Madrid People Hold Fast
In Madrid the public endures daily bomb raids while Franco’s forces promise city entry at future dates. A coffee table in the dark square bears a sign reading For Mola as Spaniards keep humor alive amid hardship and uncertainty.
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Madrid
Franco
Burgos
Seville
Mola
Spain
United States
Voices Across Time in the National Archives
The Archives in Washington holds fireproof recordings of famous voices from George Washington to presidents after Harding. Historians may hear Valley Forge, Gettysburg, Richmond, and Senate addresses to study exact intonation and the influence of words on history.
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George Washington
Valley Forge
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Patrick Henry
Richmond
Daniel Webster
Senate
Harding
Washington
Napoleon
New York Paving Ends Dirt Roads Ruts For City
Manhattan completes paving of the last dirt streets leaving New Yorkers with smooth roads. Mayor Hague’s Miami vacation contrasts with a warmer Jersey City scene recently. An ex-prisoner seeking return to Sing Sing cites unemployment as relief barred amid race war chatter between China and Japan. League of Nations sends regrets.
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Manhattan
Akron Labor Struggle Seen as National Test Tube Clash
The Akron sitdown strike conflict pits management against labor as rubber plants cut output and consider shifting work to quieter regions. An electric eye on a mastication mill sparks protests, while a civic committee seeks a peaceable solution to avert economic ruin in the community.
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Akron, O
Akron Rubber Workers
Lewis
Akron
Washington conference reveals small business hopes and divides
A Washington gathering of nearly a thousand small business leaders shows they favor Calvin Coolidge era policies, back Roosevelt era tensions, and seek loans for industry while clashing on budget balance, a new tax, and a vast highway program. Strengthening monopoly laws also features in some recommendations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
London
Ickes
Jackson
Notable Conference Sparks Dismissive Attacks and Odd Delegates
A wary group of men unfamiliar with each other questioned leadership. They accused rivals of stacking influence by big city interests and big business. Invitations drew unwanted figures including a psychiatric patient whose nurse was listed as a delegate. The president remained busy as chaos and insults filled the meeting.
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New York
White House
Roosevelt
Congress Should Guard Its Power Over Money
A U S representative asserts Congress must protect its authority over the nation’s money. The question points to who has attacked mileage payments, implying ongoing criticism of lawmakers’ expense reimbursements.
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U. S
Congress
Universal church within you or sign of the times
John M. Warrener of Athens argues in a letter that true church is the inner universal Kingdom of God guided by Divine Love not organizational membership. He urges neighbors to help the vulnerable and live by love as the fulfilling of the law. February 6.
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the Messenger
Jesus
Peter
Christ
Holy Ghost
Church of God
Kingdom of God
Universal Church
Children of Light
John M. Warrener
Athens
Radio Club displays troubleshooting machine in Athens meeting
The Athens Radio Club received its trouble shooting machine and planned a display at a city building meeting open to local radio owners troubled by interference. Ozark Ripley spoke at Athens High School in support of the Izaak Walton League of America, with J. B. Thompson noted as his real name. Boy and Girl Scouts attended as guests and a birth notice from Sarina, Ontario announced the Foley baby. Professor A. B. Sias led the first in a six part mid week Presbyterian services series.
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Athens Radio Club
Athens
W. R. Hughes
Ozark Ripley
Athens High School
Izaak Walton
A. B. Sias
The
Presbyterian Church
Army appoints deputy provost marshal general
President Wilson designated Col Hugh S. Johnson as deputy provost marshal general for the United States Army. The Athens District Medical Board, led by Drs. Mc Dougal Bean Biddle Copeland and Bushong, received instructions from Lieut. Wilson of Camp Sherman on exemptions for registrants. Flat feet or loss of a leg did not disqualify a man for service.
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Wilson
Col Hugh S. Johnson
United States Army
Athens District
We the Women: Ruth Millett on Loneliness in Success
Ruth Millett argues that society pricing women out of happiness with success harms them. A top earning woman often ends up lonely and wishing for ordinary partnership, since men prefer wives who share in their success.
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Ruth Millett
Smallest and rarest newborns show limits of early life
Health notes by Dr Morris Fishbein discuss record small babies and survival rates. Case histories include a girl born at 600 grams who regained birth weight in 10 days and lived to age 3, and a 680 gram infant who survived to age 2. Advances in incubators and medical care improve outcomes for premature babies.
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Morris Fishbein
Chicago
London at War The Yankee and Polly Plan Escape
Polly Chesley and Jerry Whitfield evade London dangers as they plot a cross Channel escape in a smuggler's boat. Old Oliver Dart schemes with a press gang to seize Whitfield, while Polly vows to prove her worth and await a reunion in Lyme.
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Polly Chelsey
London
Jerry Whitfield
Cabell Banks
Jerry
Polly
England
English Channel
Oliver Dart
Old Dart
Press-Gang
Unicorn and Crown
Jeremiah Whitfield
Dart
Whitfield
Majesty’s Navy
Usband
Lyme
Mrs. Pell
Polly Chesley
Behold the Lamb of God memorial verses gifted by readers
Poet’s Corner invites verses with name and address. The piece retells John the Baptist’s call and Jesus as the Lamb of God, tracing Christ’s life, at Calvary, ascension, and promised glory. Mrs Chas Holdcroft, Chesterhill Ohio, R F D No 2, submits.
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Lamb of God
Chas. Holdcroft
Chesterhill, O
Chauncey appoints marshal with home telephone line
Chauncey Lawrence, named marshal to fill the late Burke Witham’s term, now has a telephone installed at his Converse Street home and residents may call Marshal Reeves at 2524.
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Chauncey—Lawrence
Burke Witham
Converse St
Marshal Reeves
Doe Daugherty
Newark
Charles Daugherty
Harvey Courtney
Clinton Courtney
Gilbert Courtney
Nelsonville
Lloyd Pendergrass
Gladys Pickering
Chauncey
Columbus
Bert Daugherty
University Hospital
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Sing Sing
League of Nations
Raymond Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
By Rodney Dutcher
the Public Forum
C. C. Sams
W. Carpenter Sr
Earl D. Foley
Bee Sams
Sarina
Ontario
Canada
George Clark
Abraham Lincoln
NGA Service, Inc
Miss Chelsey
Hempill Street
Nuisance
America
Buckingham Palace
Dover
Deal
France
Tim Chelsey
Cherbourg
Poet's Corner
Messenger
John the Baptist
Jordan's
Oliver
Chauncey Socials
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