Kaveins Less Associations Report Highlights
Wire report outlines Ohio publishers and circulation bodies including the Newspaper Publishers Association of Ohio and the Bureau of Circulations. Mentions Associated Ohio Association and Athens Slessenger as referenced entities. The item emphasizes association activity and industry context in Ohio.
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Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Bureau of Circulations
Associated Ohio Association
Kaveins Less Associations
Athens Needs More Affordable Homes and Apartments
The article argues for a rapid expansion of modest modern homes and rental units in Athens. It notes steady new residents, vacant lots, abundant building materials, low prices, available capital, and unemployment relief, urging investment to attract and retain citizens and support university growth.
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Athens
Folly, fear, and echoes of 1930s economy in Nation's Business
Merle Thorpe laments national mood as rumors about banks and companies swirl. He recalls 1930 economic activity showing high production, employment, and consumption despite today’s gloom. He notes continued functioning of stores, trains, and services amid pessimism.
Stowaway Captivates Shipboard Crowd and Artist Deckhand
On the sea voyage to Tenerife, a New York lad named Joe Nelson stowed away in the tourist class for two foodless days before revealing a fraudulent tale of a $25 Mediterranean cruise. He was jailed after a suspected suicide attempt and the ship’s deck artist Bozz gained attention for his talent.
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France
Joe Nelson
New York
Battery
Nelson
Bozz
Lafayette
Information Bureau Answers From The Athens Messenger
Frederic J. Haskin heads a Washington information service offering free guidance. Questions cover topics from airplane noise to suffrage, air mail priority, and ancient Irish dress, with answers citing sources and officials.
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Frederic 3. Haskin
Washington
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
The
Washington, Db. c
More Truth Than Poetry About Enjoying Extinct Beasts
A reflective poem questions the zeal of scientists chasing ancient creatures like dinosaurs ichthyosaurs and cave bears. It contrasts their search for revived beasts with the narrator’s relief that such predatory eras are over, imagining a world filled with danger if they still roamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Men at Work Warning Signals Hidden Instability
In the piece the author notes routine professions like doctors dentists and lawyers planning ahead. Under spring’s approach buds promise renewal while the message Danger Men at Work warns of broader national instability behind familiar seasonal signs.
A Thought for Today Psalm Verse
A brief devotional note quotes Psalm 23 verse 4 about comfort from a shepherd’s rod and staff to offer reassurance and reflection.
Planes Cross the Continental Divide Twice in One Direction
Yesterday's cartoon explains trans continental air routes from Cheyenne to Salt Lake City in which mail passenger planes cross the Great Divide Basin twice in about twenty minutes while flying straight east or west.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Listening to Radio Abroad by Frederic J. Haskin
European radio listeners enjoy greater program variety due to distance and national networks. The British Broadcasting Company known as BBC dominates in Europe, while American stations reach broad areas here. European stations such as Radio Roma and Milan, Barcelona, Lyon, and Budapest broadcast in multiple languages with female announcers, creating a polyglot radio landscape across nations.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington
D. C
United States
Europe
New York
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Denver
San Francisco
British Broadcasting Company
Defense of the Realm Act
Cleveland
Chicago
Atlanta
England
London
la Scala Opera House
Milan
Vienna
Budapest
Paris
Rome
Milano
Barcelona
Lyons
France
Ici Poste
Lyon la Doua
Mittel Furopa
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Tower of Babel
Russia plans giant nurseries to care for babies
The article notes Russia's plan to open large government nurseries as mothers work in mills and fields due to a labor shortage. It questions the feasibility and cites a harsh separation of mother and child as a dangerous experiment even under Stalin. The piece contrasts Ireland's economic prosperity with British landlord payments and self-government.
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Russia
Stalin
Population trends and prohibition critique in New York
The piece notes a 30 percent drop in New York birth rates over 16 years while death rates reach record lows. It highlights rising cancer and diabetes, declining tuberculosis, and warns drunkenness has increased in dry states. The Moderation League reports prohibition brewing trouble and youth drinking rising, even as Prohibition is described as a noble, but imperfect, experiment.
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New York
Moderation League, Inc
Washington
Modernizing Old Houses booklet from The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger promotes an exclusive booklet MODERNIZING OLD HOUSES showing before and after remodeling photographs from across the country. Readers can obtain the publication only through the Athens Messenger Washington Bureau by sending in an order with the coupon.
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Athens Messenger
Washington
Modernizing Old Houses booklet request
Information Bureau notes request for a copy of the booklet on Modernizing Old Houses. The requester encloses ten cents in coin or stamps and provides name street city state for mailing.
Pope Pius Radio Broadcast Reaches Global Listeners
Today listeners between 10 a m and noon EST heard Pope Pius speak in Latin with English translation by the announcer. Marconi praised as Father of Wireless. A Vatican ceremony address to follow, illustrating the Pope’s ability to reach the world via radio.
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Pope Pius
Marconi
Vatican
Guiller mina Guerrero and Maximino Aceval Murder Tale
A dramatic tale set in Mexico City describes Guillermina Guerrero dressing as a boy to pursue Maximino Aceval who betrays her. She follows him to a cabaret and shoots him and another girl in a passion described as Latin temperament. The passage likens the intensity to Cavalleria or Pagliacci.
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Guillermina Guerrero
Maximino Aceval
Mexico City
Guillermina
Maximino
Guysville Church Holds Series of Special Meetings
Special meetings began Tuesday night at the Guysville M. E. Church and continue through the week and into next week. The program features the Rev. Linton Mattox and visiting ministers. Salvation Army Adjutant Bernard Stone led last night’s service with more preachers listed for each night through Feb. 22.
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Guysville
M. E
Linton Mattox
Salvation Army
Bernard Stone
Heys
Athens Church of God
I. P. Day
First M. E. Church
C. E. Knight
Tuesaday
Wade Radford
Central Avenue M. E. Church of Athens
Thompson
Coolville M. E
New Club Found In Cleveland Knife Blade Link
Police Chief John Polly of Willowick Village reports another piece of the knife blade used in the stabbing death of 29 year old Nellie Jump last Thursday night. The discovery follows the earlier case and advances the murder investigation.
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Cleveland
U.P
John Polly
Willowick Village
Nellie Jump
News Your Dad Read Twenty Years Ago
Assistant Postmaster Harry Mc Kinstry was confined to his home ill of pneumonia for several days A Child Welfare worker in New York spoke that six children could be dressed on 36 a year The budget listed many clothing items for each child The Grand Jury opened with a plea for a new jail The old jail was condemned as a back number Post office staff prepared for busier mail delivery Stamps sales boosted TEN YEARS AGO Mrs Edward Cooley hosted Sewing Circle Traffic changes on Court Street Athens High School debating open shops teams coaches and a Public Forum letter calling for bread price reductions
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Army Air Corps
Roosevelt
Schofield
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
United States Post Office Department
Ireland
England
Henry VIII
Continent
Black Hills
Harry McKinstry
New York
Cashing soldier bonus loans eyed as half face value plan
Washington report outlines a proposed government loan program for veterans using adjusted compensation certificates. The plan would extend up to 50 percent of face value, potentially providing $350 million in new lending, with total exposure likely between $400 and $600 million depending on demand and policy limits.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Treasury
Congress
Owen D. Young
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank
Veterans’ Bureau
New York
U. S. Government Insurance Fund
Bureau
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Nursery Supper Aims at Lighter Early Meals for Children
The piece advocates a five o'clock nursery supper for young children with a light evening meal. It notes fathers often resist, but urges gradual adoption from infancy and planning to avoid conflicts. It argues lighter meals prevent children from demanding rich adult fare and helps families establish sensible routines.
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Dad
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