Ohio newspaper subscription and advertising rates notice
An Athens area notice lists associations and national agencies connected to the paper. It details subscription prices by carrier and mail across several counties, with annual, semiannual, and short-term rates, plus note of extra postage for other zones and obituary charges. It also mentions offices in major cities and that entries are accepted by the post office.
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Thens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Winter
Washington Counties
Roosevelt energy tones White House stance on charitable foundations
In his press conference Roosevelt weighs the use of tax exempt giant foundations like Sloan’s 10 million for impartial studies. He cites Rockefeller work as useful while noting changes from earlier opposition to corporate gifts. He stresses private cooperation and criticizes inequities in private capitalism.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Sloan
General Motors
Rockefeller Foundation
Ohio Valley flood prevention urged as anniversary passess
Doctor Holzer pushes the federal government to act on flood prevention in the Ohio Valley marking one year since the great flood. Cities have begun walls and funding, but many still lag. critics cite high costs and indifferent funding. The piece urges a real start as engineers frame prevention as an economic necessity.
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Doctor Holzer
Ohio Valley
Congress
Dayton
Lines that define a restless party in Washington politics
The piece argues that Senate filibuster against an anti-lynching bill signals deep South dissension since the Second New Deal. It says Southern leaders oppose the New Deal more than Republicans, and that by 1940 voters face new party choices as support shifts.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Washington News
New Deal
Why Not Dig Down Proposal to register aliens in Canton
Canton city officials estimate more than 8 000 unnaturalized residents in the city. The piece argues for registering aliens to reveal how many lack right to be here and to expose broader numbers in larger cities. It questions relief rolls and compares to other nations, urging action to curb alien presence.
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Canton
Russia
Ohio
England
Germany
Italy
Irwin vows to beat paralysis despite tax talk
June Irwin, 21, asserts her resolve to overcome paralysis amid discussion of income tax revision. The quote contrasts personal struggle with Congress actions, saying changes will not affect Mr. Average on March 15.
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June Irwin
Congress
Labor Leader Faces Deportation Hearing in Washington
Harry Bridges of the CIO faces a Department of Labor hearing over alleged Communist Party membership and possible grounds for deportation. Secretary Frances Perkins may overturn, but a ruling requires proving party advocacy of overthrow by force. Proceedings likely in Seattle with a board review in Washington, D.C.
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Washington
Harry Bridges
Department of Labor
Frances Perkins
John L. Lewis
Labor Department
Bridges
Labor Movement
Communist Party
Pacific
C. LO
Seattle
Department
Perkins
Roosevelt Attacks Monopolies At Washington Jackson Dinner
A $100 plate Jackson Day dinner in Washington drew many government officials and lobbyists as Roosevelt denounced monopolies. The farm bill debate centers on the Boileau McNary amendment restricting use of cropland taken out of production for feeding livestock, seen by Wallace as unenforceable and potentially harmful to milk availability for children.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Wallace
Supreme Court
Public Forum weighs future of education and trades
The writer argues schools must prepare youth for tomorrow by balancing academics and vocational training. Cites Chicago and Cincinnati programs, showing shifts to blend academic and trade subjects and reduce unemployment risks. Emphasizes diverse outcomes and the need to tailor schooling to individual skills.
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Public Forum
Little Red
Namby-Pamby
Department of Labor
Chicago
Cincinnati
Igh School
Mary Smith
Mary
Johnny Jones
Johnny
He is the guest you’ll ask back to dinner
A practical guide to hosting a considerate guest who arrives on time leaves promptly, respects boundaries, avoids controversy, avoids bragging or complaining, and makes the dinner experience pleasant. The piece emphasizes tact, restraint, and thoughtful engagement with hosts and other guests.
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Mrs. Gray
Mrs. Black
Essay contest aims to engage juniors in home equipment writing
A multi county essay contest targeted high school juniors and seniors on home equipment adequacy. Athens County's entry was overseen by Mrs. Clarence Roach. Clinton Poston Biddle led the school during Dean Denham’s absence. he is the son of Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Biddle.
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Athens County
Clarence Roach
Clinton Poston Biddle
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
T. R. Biddle
Wallace B. Denham
John P. Heald
Osceola
Neb
W. A. Carpenter
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. Heald
Carpenter
Athens
Lee
Grant
Sunshine Alone Fails to Prevent Rickets Says Doctors
Doctors in Portland and San Diego report that abundant sunshine does not provide adequate protection against rickets under modern living conditions. They urge definite dietetic or medicinal support for every child, noting Portland's 2194 annual sunshine hours versus San Diego's 3024 and winter sun gaps in Portland.
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United States
Chicago
Toronto
New York
Portland
Ore
San Diego
Calif
Hollister High School Vocational Training Note
E. W. Ross, instructor, urges student interest and cooperation in training to become a highly paid tool maker. Hollister High School records show the program underway as of January 3.
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E. W. Ross
Richest Girl in the World Bonds with Bret on Mountain Trip
Connie Bryn, heiress to a vast fortune, travels with Bret Hardesty to a construction camp in the Blue Ridge. He offers a risky job managing his camp books and protection, while she embraces independence. A sudden snowstorm tests them as the road turns treacherous.
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Asheville
Bret
Pop Walters
Bryn
Connie
Tippy
Charleston
Katie Bryn
Riviera
Mr. Hardesty
Let Him Repay and Vengeance in Verse
Poet's Corner invites Messenger Readers to submit verses with name and address. The memorial tone is discouraged for this department. The piece by LEDA SAMS warns against blind rage and harming innocent hearts with vengeance.
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Messenger
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Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
THE
United Press
John W. Cullen Company
Detroit
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Raymond Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
By Rodney Dutcher
the Public Forum
the Messenger
United Mine Workers of America
House of Representatives
DR. Morris Fishbein
Adelaide
NEA Service, Inc
Constance Corby
Bret Hardesty
Rodney Brandon
Katie Blyn
Katie
McCallus
Old Pop Walters
Jardesty
Poet's Corner
Leda Sams
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