Athens Messenger and Herald page details
Page four of the Athens Messenger and Herald lists publication details for 1929 1920s era. It notes established 1929 and publisher Frederick W Bush with Gordon K Bush as publisher and general manager and Charles H Hatrin as managing editor. Also mentions affiliations with news associations and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery.
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Athens iHessenger
Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Hatrin
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of
Onico Newspaper Association
Intand Daily Press Association
Abolition of Army Navy game urged by Rep Shafer
The article reports Representative Paul W. Shafer proposing ending the annual Army and Navy football game due to cadets and middies rivalry harming the services after graduation. A humorous aside recounts a wartime tale about Engeltweet thwarting a late Army victory and a dismissive response from an admiral about sending destroyers.
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Army and Navy
Paul W. Shafer
Rep
Mich
Engeltweet
Ensign
Admiral
Love Can't Be Helped A Chicago love affair case
A Chicago hardware store worker loses his job after a glamorous counterwoman is hired. The man claims misconduct and unemployment benefits are approved, with the state noting love as involuntary. The case ends with the worker receiving compensation amid broader wartime concerns.
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Illinois
Chicago
Okies and relief floaters in New York
New York City faces a migrant problem similar to Oklahoma’s Okies. Known as relief floaters there, these jobless people left home seeking work, wandering to New York for relief. After years with little opportunity, they are sent home to rely on local communities for relief. The plight is tragic as they return in despair.
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California
Commonwealth
New York City
New York
Illinois
Dewey
Taft
Vandenberg
Roosevelt
Garner
Dan
Marie
Protecting Pedestrians in Traffic Shared Responsibility
In a San Diego incident a pedestrian jay-walker was ticketed and warned that only pedestrian lanes are safe. Moments later he was struck while walking in a pedestrian lane, illustrating that both drivers and walkers must exercise greater caution.
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San Diego
Airlines finally make money in the U S
Major U S airlines report profits after years of losses as passenger numbers rise. Last year 1 860 000 flew, up from 168 000 in 1929 and 48 000 the prior year, with traffic about 40 percent higher than 1938.
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United States
Republican maneuvers keep presidential race unsettled to convention
Raymond Clapper reports party leaders at a national committee meeting favor unpledged convention delegations to allow insiders to decide the nomination. Republicans and Democrats alike keep voters from a real choice, with Roosevelt and Dewey seen as testing the field while insiders maneuver for control before Philadelphia opens the nominating conventions.
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Washington
Republican Party
National Committee
Philadelphia
Mr. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Vandenberg
Taft
Dewey
Harding
Bruce Catton Surveys Washington Scene
Washington notes that Britain cut American munitions licenses in 1939 while total exports reached 31 million dollars. December licenses fell to 66 thousand dollars as France and Finland received large figures. Also profiles Senator Taft and wife Mrs. Taft with farm life and civic work. Brief on American Youth Congress discredit and Murray bill prospects.
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Washington
England
Britain
Finland
France
America
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
Girl Scouts
National League of Women Voters
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
American Youth Congress
Congress
Owen D. Young
Youth Congress
Murray Bill
Divorce suit filed by Jimmy Roosevelt in Hollywood
Jimmy Roosevelt files for divorce and is described as having become a true Hollywood figure. A line notes a book about cutting income tax and suggests the only sure way is to earn less.
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Jimmy Roosevelt
Hollywood
Questions and Answers for the Brookings Inquiry
Information Bureau at 1013 18th Street Washington offers Q and A. Topics cover Brookings Institution origins two institutes and training division. Other queries include the Statue of Liberty tablet date Pan American student exchanges Mellon tenure and 1940 census start date.
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the Messenger
18Th Street
Washington, D. C
Messenger Bureau
Brookings Institution
Robert S. Brookings
Institute of Economics
Institute For Government Research
Republic
Lima
Peru
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
American Youth Commission
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Charity Should Start at Home Says Millfield Letter
Clarence J. Adams of Millfield argues the United States faces unemployment and destitution at home while aid goes abroad. He condemns relief limits, praises the Salvation Army, and urges Red Cross and government charity to prioritize local families with barefoot children and missing shoes.
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the Messenger
U.S.A
U. S
Roosevelt
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Finland
The
Charity
Moonlit valentine verses from Messenger readers
Poetic verse with a note that readers must include name and address. The piece features a lilting valentine image of moonlight, trees, hills, a lace-like river, and a pledge of love and friendship. The byline names ANNIE MCINTYRE BARTOE of Nelsonville Ohio.
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Messenger
Valentine
Annie McIntyre Bartoe
Nelsonville
Ohio
The Captain's Daughter in a Social Turmoil
Marie La Porte a canalboat captain's daughter and Dan Donovan the playboy son of a rich Irishman clash over love in a New York luncheon. Lynda Martin talks of uniting fortunes while Marie contemplates leaving the glamorous circle for life on the barge.
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Marie LA Porte
Dan Donovan
Marie
Tommy Ryan
Lynda Martin
Dan
Baptiste LA Porte
Varner's
Varner
Lynda
Miss LaPorte
East River
Health Hints on Rickets and Vitamin D
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains how rickets spread with indoor living and ultraviolet light loss, then outlines prevention via sun exposure, cod liver oil, viosterol, and vitamin D fortified milk. He ranks vitamin D as crucial, alongside historical use of lamps and irradiated milk. Rain harms date palms, which prefer underground moisture.
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Morris Fishbein
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OKIES
William Dudley Pelley
Fritz Kuhn
Earl Browder
Raymond Clapper
Bruce Catton
John Hamilton
G.O.P
Maine
Vermont
Clarence J. Adams
Millfield
Poet's Corner
St. Valentine
By Galbraith
DRY Nea Service, Inc
CAC
Helen Worden
NEA Service. Inc
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