Association Members Review Ohio Rates and Circulation
The American Publishers Association and Associated Ohio Dailies discuss advertising rates and circulation figures in a regional meeting. Inland Daily and the Audit Bureau of Circulation outline current pricing, with participation from New York and Detroit publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily
Menefa
THE
Associated Press
Rm Jorn
Ational
New York
Detroit
Our Heritage Is in Danger Today by United States 158th Birthday
The piece reflects on America's 158th birthday, praising democracy as tested and enduring while warning the ideals of freedom and self-government face new threats. It recalls independence and the ongoing duty to preserve the democratic experiment amid foreign and domestic influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
America
Europe
Uncle Sam
Philadelphia
England
New World
Mussolini portrayed as flawed ruler in Nitti’s Italy analysis
Francesco Nitti, former premier, argues Mussolini overburdens Italy with debt and failed trade. He claims the dictator dominates power, with aides sidelined, Balbo exiled, and a costly propaganda machine propping Fascism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Francesco Nitti
I Duce
Mussolini
Signor Nitti
S. Balbo
Atlantic
America
Africa
Waste in Unemployment in Newark college students hear career advice
Two thousand college students in Newark listened to successful professionals discuss choosing life work wisely. A speaker warned that misfit jobs waste brains energy and productivity, noting the large scale impact on the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Hitler massacre policy seen as revolt control plan
Washington reports quote confidential dispatches and Nazi insiders who say Hitler used a massacre tactic to quell unrest within the Sturmabteilung. Observers doubt he personally planned the killings and suspect anti radical elements guide his public stance. Some see him as a front office show man rather than the mastermind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Washington
Hitler
al Capone
Dole
Immorality Charge in Nazi Leadership Case Examined
The article argues Nazi propaganda overplays immorality to shore up its case against leaders like Boehm. It notes Boehm's prior writings on the subject and cites a morphine addiction linked leader. It also discusses censorship, newsroom pressure, and the difficulty foreign reporters face gaining reliable German news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Boehm
Germany
Calm reaction to June 30 slaughter amid European tensions
The inner reaction notes officials dislike for Hitler but even more for Roehm. They whisper that a bloody holiday could promote peace by entrenching Hitler, yet admit he remains perilous. Viewpoints split on Hitler’s fate and his ability to cow the storm troopers, with no consensus on immediate outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Roehm
Reds
Mussolini
Facts and trivia on everyday products and natural laws
The passage lists cotton plant derivatives used for artificial leather varnishes toilet articles photographic films and sausage casings among hundreds of items. It notes champagne must come from a French region and explains elephant teeth formation and vole defeat of armies with Sennacherib reference. It also compares sound speed in water air and iron.
Energetic Man Faces Jobless Mass in Economic Debate
A vivid critique portrays an energetic, ambitious man unable to land work amid a mass of eight to ten million jobless men. The piece frames the economic waste and social strain as a major moral failing of the era.
It Seems to Me Disputes Over Law of Supply and Demand
Heywood Broun and Dr. Daniel Russell spar over Roosevelt policy and the constitution. The sermon criticizes reliance on the Bill of Rights as faith alone and urges understanding natural laws like gravity and supply and demand. The piece argues that without easing this economic axiom millions may perish and wages fail to meet basic needs.
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Heywood Broun
Daniel Russell
Presbytery of
New York
Roosevelt
Nature
Newton
Doctor Russell
A Preacher Confronts The Gospel Of Greed In Modern Society
A preacher’s critique links supply and demand to Darwinian survival and imperial force. He contrasts Jesus's nonresistance with rulers of Rome and Pilate, warns that Dr Daniel Russell defends privilege, and proclaims a worldwide moral shift sparked by the Damascus miracle.
Oxygen Breathing in Sports Its Mixed Effects
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses oxygen use by athletes. Japanese swimmers inhaled oxygen before events to boost performance, with mixed results. Short breaths offered small gains, while five minutes before exertion showed little impact on speed. Deep breaths extended breath hold time to six and a half minutes in certain tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Daddy Teases and Dashes Childrens Dreams
A mother contends with a self important father who taunts son Jack with false promises of a pony and an airplane ride. The tale exposes a bully parent whose actions injure the child while the mother rebukes the cruelty and defends Jack.
Fragmented Readings From a Chaotic Time
A collage of quotes mocks style and power from 1930s figures. Max Baer challenges norms in sport while Adolf Hitler appears as a fading authority with Johannes Steel noted as Germany expert. I. M. Maisky and others cast a wary eye on peace and upheaval as modern order dissolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reich
Hitler
Johannes Steel
Germany
Molly Pitcher and Liberty Bell Featured in Revolutionary Cartoon
The cartoon recalls Mary Hays as Molly Pitcher who manned a Monmouth battlefield cannon after her gunner husband fell. Washington promotes her to sergeant and places her on the army payroll for life. It also notes Richmonds Liberty Bell tale and the March 23 1775 Virginia anniversary prior to Philadelphia’s Bell. Tomorrow previews a piece on a Financier Of Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Mary Hays
Washington
Army
Richmond
Virginia Historical Society
Patrick Henry
George Washington
Philadelphia
Financier of Freedom
Public Forum Letter on Miner Wage Differentials and Critique
The Messenger publishes a continuation of correspondence with NRA officials about inside versus outside miner pay. The letter, dated May 11 1934 in Glouster Ohio, critiques the Bituminous Coal Labor Board and cites Indiana differential figures, miner hardships, and wage impacts including union dues and a $5.00 base wage in context of broader policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
NRA
Bituminous Coal Labor Board
National Recovery Administration
Pittsburgh
General Johnson
Mr. Hanaway
Indiana
P. H. McKinley
Ohio
Mr. McKinley
Hanaway
McBees Defeat Plumbers At Municipal Field
Ten years ago McBees defeated the Plumbers at 5 Municipal Field. Richard Voigt, son of Mr and Mrs Nelsonville, suffered severe burns in an explosion accident. Fourth of July celebrations were held at Meigs County Fairgrounds. Miss Pauline Swanson and her brother Jack returned home from a two weeks vacation with grandfather C R Disque of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Voigt
Mrs
Nelsonville
Meigs County Fairgrounds
Pauline Swanson
Brother Jack
C. R. Disque
Cincinnati
Graduates of the Normal School and Athens County issues
The report lists Normal School graduates securing year jobs including Edith Aiken Mans on and Ruth Hits Hanna among others. It notes 14 276 pupils in Athens County in 1914 and cites Congressman Frank B Willis speaking at meetings as a Republican candidate for governor. It discusses rising rents fuel coal and food costs and hints at political critique of NRA and New Deal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School At
Diversity
Edith Aiken
Manson
Mary Lenore Bye
Grace M. Biedel Christman
Hazel Crooks
Edna Cooper
Facett
Clara Mae Hoyt
Ruth Hits
Hanna
Louise Hancher
Edna Karr
Katzenbach
Zella Knoll
Jessie Lortz
Long
Genevieve Mariner
Pearl Burnhanette Verity
Ethel Boyles
Eliza White
Secoy
Jessie B. Strong
Olive Robert Ward
Helen Nutt
Athens County
Frank B. Willis
Athens
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the Athens Messenger
Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messeng & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charlies H. Harris
Tin
Athens Post
France
Sennacherib
Congress
Jesus
Palestine
Darwin
Nietzsche
Roman Empire
Caesar
Presbytery
Pilate’s Palace
Damascus
Riy
N.W
Brado
Signat
Gwinnett
Olive Roberts Barton
Tom
Jack
Kroger
Thomas
Max Baer
I. M. Maisky
Great Britain
Chillun
Russell
Gous
U. S
Molly Pitcher
the Public Forum
Quill’s
Glouster
McBees
Plumbers
Municipal
F. P. Hanaway
Opertors’ Association
Arudite
George
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