The Athens Messenger Page Four Notice and Rates
A brief page summary listing publication details for The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. It includes staff names Publisher Frederick W. Bush and Managing Editor Charles H. Harrin, affiliations with press associations, advertising representatives in major cities, and subscription rates for mail and local areas.
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Prederick W. Bush
Satuday
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harrin
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
Chicag
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Ena
Garrier
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Moress
Vinton
Not a Crew of Skinflints on Bank Loan Decisions
An essay defends bankers against claims of heartlessness arguing refusals are due to law and fiduciary duty. It quotes F. L. Lippman of Wells Fargo, who says banks and borrowers share interests and a banker must avoid bad loans to protect depositors and the bank. The piece portrays bankers as community servants bound by rules, often saving applicants and banks from loss.
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F. L. Lippman
Wells Fargo Bank
United States Public Health Service
Right Man and a Nation in Perplexing Crisis
The piece contrasts WPA workers in Gallia County and New York theater staff with sit down protests, arguing the New Deal fuels suffering and political capital. It claims the relief system expands through class rhetoric, while urging workers to contact their congressmen to counter current policies.
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Gallia County
WPA
New York City
Washington
Ohio Legislature Faces Limited Relief Funding Plan
The article argues lawmakers should approve a smaller relief package than major urban areas demand. It warns cities and counties overtaxed yet unwilling to raise taxes, and says private spending remains essential for job creation. It contends industrial centers should benefit from reduced New Deal spending and more private investment.
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Ohio
Washington
Lawmakers Call for Safe Air Travel After British Crash
Congress members favor a sane investigation and precautions after the Atlantic crash of a British flying boat. They argue foreign planes from American bases should meet U S safety standards and note most conditions ensuring safety already exist in aircraft.
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Congress
Atlantic
Notre Dame lectures on The Morality of the Newspaper
Westbrook Pegler reviews Richard Reid of Augusta Ga and his Notre Dame lectures on journalism ethics. Pegler argues yellow journalism is declining and cautions about reporting crimes while noting editorial policy, police corruption, and the Roosevelt assassination discussion.
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New York
University of Notre Dame
Richard Eidh
Augusta
Bulletin
Reid
Times
Police Commissioner of
Roosevelt
United States
Bruce Catton Surveys Washington Scene
Washington analysis on Social Security reform and aged income policies. Administrations seek broader eligibility and higher benefits while Pepper Hendricks Downey Lodge push varied plans from straightforward raises to a universal flat payment. The Senate focuses on boosting old age security through different approaches.
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Senate
Claude Pepper
House of Representatives
Joe Hendricks
Florida
Townsend
Sheridan Downey
California
Townsendite
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Woman survivor’s courage fuels aviation optimism after Cavalier crash
The survivor’s remark that she would fly again reflects widespread resolve to advance aviation. The piece notes rising safety standards and prudent study of transport methods as confidence in air travel grows.
Public Forum Letters Welcome from Readers
The Public Forum invites current event letters signed by authors with signatures shown. Contributors are asked to keep letters short to allow multiple contributions each day.
Johnson Attacks WPA Critic in Glouster Letter
In a Jan. 23 letter from Glouster R. D.4, Hugh Johnson is denounced as a liar by a Messenger reader who defends the WPA and the New Deal. The writer claims WPA workers support the program and argues the economic system fails the poor, urging continued government aid and criticizing Johnson’s stance.
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Hugh Johnson
W.P.A
Johnson
Hocking County
WPA
Russia
Germany
Johnsonn
Glouster
R. D
Health Hints and Diet Health Hints and Diet
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines a public health plan to curb venereal diseases. The U S Public Health Service proposes routine employment blood tests, annual rechecks, worker education, and expanded prevention and treatment facilities. Industries would support affordable care and prevent discriminatory discharge of affected workers.
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Morris Fishbein
United States Public Health Service
Wassermann
Okla University halts fatigue test on student
University of Oklahoma officials have barred fatigue experiments by graduate student Charles Thompson who planned to test what makes a person tired by using himself as a guinea pig. Acting psychology head Dr Alma J Neill called the method too dangerous.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Alma J. Neill
Roads and gravel woes prompt a reader poem and notes
A Messenger Readers column features Edna Harpold from Chester Ohio venting at trustees over lack of gravel for roads and a plea to serenade officials. The section also highlights an inventor in Trieste who created a car thief alarm device and notes North Dakota has never recorded an earthquake.
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Rome
R. Amaldi
Trieste
North Dakota
The
Union
Time to Marry in a Serial Romance Interlude
Janet Dwight, engaged to Sung architect Lance Barstow, faces a new tension as Barney McKnight the sleuth makes a late return from a dangerous assignment. A fogbound drive tests loyalties while Aunt Mary stays oblivious to hidden generosity behind a Cantrell family name.
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Janet Dwight
Lance Barstow
Lance
Cynthia Cantrell
Mary Cantrell
Barney McKnight
Barney
Cynthia
Janet
Timothy Benton
Cantrell
Aunt Mary
Avalon Apartments
Mary
Anna
Federal pension payments and patent tips from a Q and A
The document lists a 1937 38 fiscal year federal pension payment of 53867000 dollars to states. It then advises how to choose a patent attorney by registration referrals and industry standing. It notes Roosevelt supported the Wages and Hours Act and confirms that Veloz and Yolanda are married. It also states humans have 12 pairs of ribs and defines philosophy as the love of wisdom and study of reality and human nature.
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Better Business Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Congress
Veloz
Yolanda
Messenger's Service Bureau Notice
A brief reader instruction announces the Messenger's Service Bureau in Washington D C will answer questions for a three cent stamp and disclaims offering legal or medical advice or extended research. It directs mail to 1013 13th St Washington D C to The Editor.
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Messenger's Service Bureau
Washington
Messenger’s Service Bureau
13Th St
Washington, D. C
Athens figures honor and wedding notices in brief
Earl Shively an O. A. graduate from Athens was made first assistant to Attorney General Gilbert Bettman. Naomi Henry of Bellvue and Edward E. Algeo of Athens announced their marriage. Mr and Mrs Lewis Humphrey of Hockingport attended the Alumni Memorial Auditorium dedication with Frank S. Roach chairing the Salvation Army drive.
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Earl Shively
O. A
Athens
Gilbert Bettman
Naomi Henry
Bellvue
Ohio University
Edward E. Algeo
College of Commerce
Lewis Humphrey
Hockingport
Alumni Memorial
Frank S. Roach
Salvation Army Drive
Local civic and transit memories in Athens and Detroit notice
Mace cabees install Lilian Jordan Nettie Burson Elizabeth Davis Helen Lawrence Julia Hunley Blanche Kinney Nancy Chaney Georgia Hoisington May Carpenter Adda Cross Adda Johnson Della Fin sterwald Clara Watkins Ida Wise Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D. A. R. hostesses plan tea at meet. Detroit auto show eyes public airplanes. Theodore Dean veteran Athens bus driver makes last horse drawn trip, later drives for Armstrong Trans er to station.
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Mace Cabees
Lilian Jordan
Nettie Burson
Elizabeth Davis
Helen Lawrence
Julia Hunley
Blanche Kinney
Nancy Chaney
Georgia Hoisington
May Carpenter
Adda Cross
Adda Johnson
Della Finesterwald
Clara Watkins
Ida Wise
Theodore Dean
Athens
Dean
W. B. Foster
C. H. Grosvenor
Warren Brothers
Bower Brothers
A. L. Johnson
Murphy
Guthrie
Armstrong
B. and O. I
Armstrong Transer
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