The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger lists publisher Frederick W. Bush era 1906 1929 and staff including Gordon Bush and Cheries Harris. It notes week daily editions, six Sunday editions, and membership in press associations. Subscription rates show yearly four fifty, six months two dollars with regional and extra postage details.
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Athens Room
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Plan That Home Tour For Fire Prevention
A winter indoors feature urges a family home fire prevention tour through attics closets basements and garages. It suggests sorting magazines papers old clothing and junk to reveal fire hazards and make the home safer and roomier while possibly aiding charitable donations.
Colorado supreme court upholds home privacy by banning door to door sales
A Colorado community bans door to door solicitation to protect homeowners privacy. The state supreme court upholds the rule amid jobless vendors and rising nuisance claims. Farmers and locals rely on home selling but residents seek fewer intrusions.
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Colorado
Supreme Court
Roosevelt administration and Dr Frank debate a consumer economy
Raymond Clapper notes a shift in the economy as the Roosevelt administration and Republican adviser Dr Glenn Frank wrestle with a move from private expansion to a consumer based model. They differ on New Deal aims and the role of private enterprise in future growth.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Glenn Frank
Republican Program Committee
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Dr Frank urges offsetting abuses with private enterprise Potentials
Dr Frank discusses possibilities ahead and urges Republicans to focus on constructive potentials of capitalism He proposes replacing vinegar with molasses and coaxing private enterprise to do a more adequate job for the hungry and needy citizens Roosevelt has focused on abuses in the capitalistic system.
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Roosevelt
Frank
Schools Get a Jolt
Polk County Tennessee faces halted schools and road maintenance unless reimbursements are provided for tax losses after TVA takeover of local utilities. The House Military Affairs Committee was informed by County Attorney Harry J. Schaeffer that tax revenue loss threatens local government finances and independence.
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New York Journal American
Washington
Polk County
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
House Military Affairs Committee
Harry J. Schaeffer
Rights clash over Ford plant gag order on union talks
The National Labor Relations Board seeks to silence Ford workers at the Somerville Massachusetts plant. The American Civil Liberties Union will appeal, arguing employer threats to fire for union membership violate the Wagner Act. Roger Baldwin calls for free speech for employers and employees alike.
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National Labor Relations Board
Henry Ford
American Civil Liberties Union
Ford
Civil Liberties
NLRB
Ford Motor Co
Somerville
Mass
Civil Liberties Group
Roger N. Baldwin
The
Civil Liberties Union
Garner Roosevelt duel looms as Illinois entry moves forward
Bruce Catton reports Garner strategists filed in Illinois despite predicting a Roosevelt victory in a straight race. They cite two reasons for entry and consider Roosevelt’s ballot status uncertain. Economists foresee a near term business dip then a rebound driven by wartime export growth amid fading raw material prices and inventory adjustments.
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Washington
Garner
Illinois
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Penny-earning hold up man in NC hints bleak prospects
A North Carolina robber earned just one penny in a recent job and faces tougher times if conditions do not improve. Starfish disrupt oyster beds along the Atlantic and even deep seas feel the strain of a rising totalitarian mood. An 82 year old woman divorces a jealous 61 year old husband and plans to restart life. A blond Countess escapes, signaling war may tilt toward romantic intrigue.
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North Carolina
Ann
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Public Forum Letters on Unemployment and War Profiteering
Denzelle Phillips Chauncey Voices in February letters about unemployment caused by wealth distribution and greed. He argues labor needs a guaranteed income, cites Merchants of Death, and critiques leaders who protect self interest while workers suffer. He warns rebellion rises if changes fail and mentions John L. Lewis and a proposed compromise with Bill Green.
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Bill Green
Denzelle
Phillips
Chauncey
Questions and Answers from The Messenger Bureau
The Messenger Information Bureau at 1013 18th Street Washington DC answers reader questions. It lists 1935 census figures for gasoline service stations and outlets, explains Romany language origins, Caesar quote source, and animal import rules for trips to Mexico.
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Messenger Bureau
United States
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Social Notes of Pennsville Heavy weekend visits and illnesses noted
Pennsville social notes list guests from Schaller Iowa Mitchell South Dakota Early Iowa Newark and Marietta with many local families. Illnesses include Mrs Mendenhall and Mrs Barkhurst while Ted Abel's 21st birthday is celebrated with relatives from Columbus Zanesville and Malta. Myers Van Fossen seeks Republican representative nomination.
Poet's Corner Verses from Messenger Readers
In nineteen hundred and forty three boys left home by train to Oregon to roam. Mothers wait six months for their return and hope they serve their terms and come home to a party. Margaret Dunn Portland Ohio.
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Messenger
CCC
Oregon
Albany Social And Personal Highlights Of Local Guests
Mrs. Alta Clark cares for Mrs. Arthur Enlow and child at the Baughman home. Sunday dinners hosted by the Wests feature guests from Athens and nearby families. Harley Collins undergoes appendicitis surgery in Lancaster with satisfactory condition. Others visit, celebrate, and attend church as listed, including a birthday surprise for Mrs. Denver McVay. In Akron an amnesia case is identified as Jack Raene King, a Texan welder.
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Albany
Alta Clark
Arthur Enlow
Earl Baughman
Bell Fought
Richard Baughman
Arlene West
Merwin Mansfield
Athens
Pearley West
G. W. Collins
Inlaw
Harley Collins
Lancaster
Donald Whaley
Mary McCann
Ernest Stanley
Louisa Stanley
Denver McVay
Harley Ross
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Roxie Arbaugh
Ruth Arbaugh
Ethel van Dyke
Norma Gillogly
Oda Gillogly
Winnie Stanley
Herbert
Weaver Chapel
Akron
Jack Raene King
Desidemona
Health Hints on Venereal Disease Quackery and Public Education
A study shows progress against venereal disease misinformation through federal and state health campaigns. Despite gains, many drug clerks and charlatans still push dangerous over the counter remedies. 1156 men were surveyed and 65 percent would self-treat with a drugstore product, highlighting risky friendships and continuing quackery concerns.
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United States
Federal Health Services
State Health Departments
American Medical Association
American Social Trygiene Association
American Social Hygiene Association
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Trade Commission
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Lonely Hearts in a Cold City
Orphan Ann Brown, 20, sinks into loneliness in Chicago's West Side. A $15 weekly hat shop job cannot ease her isolation as she dreams of companionship, hints of romance, and a mysterious Lonely personal ad offering a friend or more.
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Ann Brown
Paul Hayden
Steve Clayabourne
Clara Brooks
Irene Temple
Ann
Chicago
Sheridan Drive
Chesterhill News Briefs Touch Local Families and Events
Betty Patterson, seven, suffered injuries last Thanksgiving when hit by a car and broke her arm again while rebreaking her leg. Hardened illnesses include 73 year old Herschel Carpenter in critical condition and John Weaver undergoing treatment at University Hospital, Columbus. Theophilus Brannon to enter Chillicothe veterans hospital for observation. Mrs. Melissa Thomas remains ill with neuritis. her daughter Mrs. Roy Kennard helps from Mt. Vernon. Mrs. Thomas lived with her son Frank Thomas in Amesville recently. Mrs. Dale Woodyard tends to her ill mother, Mrs. David Van Fossen, at Stockport. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Marietta hosting in Chesterhill. Miss Gabriel Schaffer, English teacher, called to New Bremen for her mother’s illness. Ruth Phipps visits Columbus. Jo Kelly returns from Zanesville. Revival services begin at the local Methodist church for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. R L Morin and Newark, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shook of Athens visit Todds and Woodward respectively. Mrs. Harley J. Thomas spends weekend with son Dwight Thomas in Zanesville.
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Roy Kennard
Mt. Vernon
Thomas
Frank Thomas
Amesville
Dale Woodyard
Stockport
David van Fossen
Charles Smith
Marietta
Newark
New Plymouth Social And Personal Notes
New Plymouth Young People's Society to hold a chili supper in the hall Tuesday evening Feb 27. Rev J G Deeds Mrs Rosella Hixenbaugh and Mrs Irene Gibbons attended a chicken dinner at the M E Church Hamden Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Earle Loomis Starr visited Mrs S M Heinlein Thursday. Mr and Mrs Norman Cooper and daughter Marguerite a student at Ohio University unable to return to Athens via Route 56 recently due to high water. Garth Harris Athens visited relatives here Sunday. Treadley Heinlein attended a youth conference at Cambridge last weekend. Fred Specht Hope was a business visitor Tuesday. In African forests elephant paths serve as travel arteries.
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New Plymouth
Young People's Society of
J. G. Deeds
Rosella Hixenbaugh
Irene Gibbons
Ladies Aid Society
M. E
Hamden
Earle Loomis
Starr
S. M. Heinlein
Norman Cooper
Marguerite
Ohio University
Athens
Garth Harris
Treadley Heinlein
Cambridge
Fred Specht
Hope
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Dr. Frank
Wall Street Journal
DuPont
Bruce Catton
Commerce Department
Atlantic
the Public Forum
Social Notes of
Pennsville
Lon Graham
Schaller
Iowa
H. R. Mendenhall
Mitchell
Richard Young
George MecIntorf
Sonya
Kaye
Kenneth MccInturf
Fred Wilson
Cash Barkhurst
Will Barkhurst
Elizabeth van Fossen
J. F. Deegan
Vernon Scotts
Dale Niceswanger
Fred Williams
Dana
Lucy Dougan
Co. S. Hiatt
Harold Hilaman
Dana Williams
Lissie Hollowell
Pisgah
Methodist Church
Lees
Webster McPeak
Jess Williams
Mary Eva
Malta
George Barkhurst
Killbuck
Juanita
Vera
Ralph King
Columbus
Merle
Ted Abel
Zanesville
Myron Dew
Albert Abel
Jane Anne
Myers van Fossen
Will Reed
Marietta Hospital
Madge van Fossen
Jim McAnulty
Lee van Fossen
Poet's Corner
Margaret Dunn
Portland
Ohio
Social and Personal
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DR. Morris Fishbein
BY Louise Holmes
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Chesterhill
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