Southeastern Ohio regional newspaper summary notice
The notice outlines distribution across five counties in Southeastern Ohio including Nelsonville Glouster Logan Pomeroy Middleport Coolville Gallipolis and surrounding communities. It lists affiliations with American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Select List Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Ohio Dailies Inland Daily and United Press Associations. It notes advertising details and obituary charges and the publication is designated second class matter under the 1918 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Alhens
Nelsonville
Glouster- Logan
Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily
Ig Association
Telegraph
Wwe
The
United Press Associations
Ohio Legislature Considers Plan to End Tax Strike in 1934
An interim committee proposes measures to force payment of back taxes and prevent new levies for 1934. It calls for receiverships on major income properties in arrears and broad reforms to tax collection, while urging actions to aid delinquents unable to pay.
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Ohio
Columbus
White
State Tax Commission
Chicago
Baron Nakajima resigns over treason comparison fallout
In Japan a cabinet member, Baron Kumakichi Nakajima, quits after he compared Shogun Ashikaga to England's Oliver Cromwell. He apologized but the remark is deemed treachery to the throne, ending his political career.
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Japan
Kumakichi Nakajima
Takuji Ashikaga
Godaigo
Riots in Vienna Rally Against Dollfuss Regime
Four days of bloody unrest in Austria leave hundreds dead as Vienna becomes an armed camp. Socialists oppose Chancellor Dollfuss amid moves toward Fascism and Nazi alignment, rooted in postwar Versailles tensions and German national sentiment.
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Austria
Vienna
Dollfuss
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Prussia
Versailles
Hitler
United States
France
America
Internal clash over export import bank rocks Roosevelt circle
Washington dispatch reports a heated row over the export import bank policy. George Peck may be ousted as foreign trade adviser as Hull and Roper factions push toward tariff driven policy while Hall and Roper take the lead on foreign trade.
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Washington
George Peck
Russia
Morgenthau uses scheduled securities to finance wartime needs
The piece outlines Morgenthau's plan to issue about a billion dollars of new securities monthly through the end of the fiscal year, keeping funds ahead of demand and hinting at potential rate increases. It also surveys debates on relief agencies and the rise of Nazi influence affecting European unrest and propaganda.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Woodring
White House
CCC
CWA
Mr. Roosevelt
The First Robin in York Ends in Tragic Silence
It Seems To Me notes the death of the first robin of the year observed in York Pennsylvania amid a severe cold snap. The columnist reflects on the bird’s bold migration and the wary response of robins to harsh conditions, noting public sympathy and humorous commentary on bravado.
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Heywood
York
Penn Common
Rome
Iften
The First Robin on Penn Common
A reflective piece honors the robin that died while seeking spring on Penn Common. It praises the pioneer despite failure, notes that later robins inherit honors and nests, and frames the first flight as a necessary, guiding venture for future efforts.
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Penn Common
John Brown
Galileo
Night Blindness and Vitamin A Deficiency Linked to Diet
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains night blindness signals early Vitamin A deficiency. The article cites Hippocrates on liver and honey cures, notes xerophthalmia as a rare US condition, and describes a civil engineer with bowel disease whose night blindness improved after surgery and dietary restoration.
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Hippocrates
Attic rooms and dormitories shape large families
Olive Roberts Barton discusses family living with many children, noting that shared spaces and attic rooms can help manage limited bedrooms. She recounts a twelve child household with a dormitory style setup, strict routines, and orderly living centered on four main rooms. The piece ends by remarking on immigration courtesy and mentioning George Bernard Shaw.
Public Forum Letter in Ohio Claims No General Sherman
Westerville resident E. W. Swett writes to The Messenger insisting there was never a General John Sherman. He asserts Sherman served as U S Senator from Ohio and possibly secretary of state, claiming both he and Sherman signed papers. He says he has seen both.
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the Messenger
Thomas Ewing
John Sherman
United States
Ohio
General Sherman
T. Sherman
Westerville
E. W. Swett
Optimism Amid Debate on Welfare and Living Wage Policy
A speaker reflects on broad optimism across classes while stressing President Roosevelt's living wage policy as essential to end sweatshop practices in Ohio. The piece calls for prioritizing human life over profit, defending workers, and criticizing politicians and graft as detrimental to society.
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Roosevelt
Ohio
Commonwealth
Messengers
Awakening civic duty in Meigs County readers
A fragmentary letter from Athens city area contributor Wooley urges readers to demand rights, push for reform, and vote against tax spenders. The writer mocks pessimism, promotes optimism, and references local government, taxation, and editor respect in a contentious public forum.
Local Names Highlight May Morrie and Eunice Jones in Alpha Games
Athens photographer May Morrie and Columbus official Alberta Carr are noted among participants in the Alpha Games. Eunice Jones is listed as a marshal for the event with Miss Lana Alter and Mise Well also mentioned in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Carr
Hiie Lana Alter
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charlies
Harris
Het
General Motors
Bidg
Materea
Athens
Allice
Mali
Paul Mallon
Hull
Hall
Commerce
Roper
Peek
State Department
Agriculture
Jesse Jones
RFC
Jones
Atlantic Monthly
Atlantic
the Atlantic Monthly
Arington St
Boston
Dr. Morris Fishbein
Europe
Olive Roberts Barton
Martha
Louise
United States Immigration Service
George Bernard Shaw
OH Foster
Los Angeles
Calif
AM Tracey
Harlem
Receves
the Public Forum
Gen
Meigs County
Wooley
Edit
Howene
Ednar
Valentine Danceens Country Club
Ont Craig
Frank
Lincoln Murphy Nelson
Earl Kreiger
K. Sharp
D. Watkins
Shafer
Joseph
Bobo
Daushi
Nelson Howearth
Rev. O. K
the Higley
May Morrie
David Thompert
Joe Fowler
Miss Eunice Jone* Marties
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