The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
Page four outlines the Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. staff, affiliations, and national reps. It lists subscription options by carrier and mail, with weekly and yearly rates across several Ohio counties, and notes obituary and card charges.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing Co
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
lSc
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Change and stability in democracy urged by educator speech
An Athens County Grangers talk argues for orderly change in life and government, challenging infallible founding principles. The educator warns against cockeyed actions, stresses testing new ideas by past experience, and urges trusted leadership and gradual reform.
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Athens County
Grange
Moros Grow Up In Philippine Islands Article
A veteran judge notes changes in the Moros of the Sulu Archipelago as they shift from banditry and homicide to property disputes and consumer culture. The piece portrays a gentler, growing society, with piracy fading and tours, movies, and petty quarrels as the new normal.
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Sulu
Gloria Gladeye
Bertram Beargrease
Is This Free Speech The Wagner Act and NLRB actions
The piece questions the Wagner Act and National Labor Relations Board zeal in enforcing it citing a Westminster Maryland case where an employee distributed a congressman’s anti CIO speech on factory premises and a Ford interview denouncement of unions. It argues the board controls free speech rights and urges restraint.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Westminster
Congress
Henry Ford
Labor Board
Australian Aboriginal Group Walks Hundreds Miles for Film
A group of Aboriginal Australians traversed several hundred miles toward civilization to view a moving picture, then returned after the screening.
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
New York editorial argues against a press investigation while proposing broader probes into foreign and religious press and possible political bias. Pegler critiques Captain Patterson and warns against suppressing press debate or denigrating opponents as unpatriotic.
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Fair
Westbrook Pegler
New York
New York Daily News
New Deal
Joe Patterson
Roosevelt
Jimmy
Behind the Scenes In Washington
Article analyzes the 1930s Supreme Court vacancy debate surrounding Franklin D. Roosevelt’s picks. It highlights Felix Frankfurter as leading candidate, and notes other contenders, political dynamics, and the shift toward viewing the court as policy making. It also covers James V. Allred’s federal appointment and Garner’s stance on Roosevelt’s third term.
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Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Supreme Court
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Frankfurter
Hugo Black
Stanley Reed
Brandeis
Cardozo
Roosevelt
Supreme
F. F
Justice Black
Walton Hale Hamilton
Yale
Frank Murphy
Murphy
Michigan
James V. Allred
Texas
Elliott Roosevelt
John Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Allred
Garner
Psychologists fail to agree after cave study
Two psychologists who lived together in a cave for 33 days released results but could not reconcile their findings. Observers note that long cohabitation often leads to agreement disputes on conclusions.
Labor union critique sparks political clash and hunger concerns
DON WINDLE of Nelsonville Ohio writes that miners face hardship and low pay, condemns CIO influence, and argues union leaders act dictatorial amid efforts to elect officers. He cites unpaid dues, hunger, and calls for reform in the labor movement.
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United Monarch Union of America
CIO
Davey
John Owens
John L. Lewis
Lick Run
McCormick
Price
Don Windle Nelsonville
Mrs Laura B Bailey Receives A B Degree at 79
Mrs Laura Bacon Bailey aged 79 earned her A B degree from San Jose State College after four years of study. This marks her fourth diploma from the institution following earlier credentials in elementary education in 1896 kindergarten primary work in 1902 and a home making secondary degree in 1914.
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San Jose
Cal
Laura Bacon Bailey
San Jose State College
We the Women: A realist view of men and safety
The text argues that a woman should recognize men as generally harmless unless she invites advances. It suggests flattery or mockery can control a heel, and even a drunk is manageable by a sober woman. A confident, non fearful approach allows women to enjoy male company without anxiety.
Ten Years Ago Today in Columbus and Surroundings
A historical snippet lists notices from ten years ago with names and travels. John W. Dowler visits Columbus on state highway business while Loring G. Connett and family plan a ten day Rye Beach outing. Delores Phelps visits Columbus for a outing, and Benz family travels via Cincinnati to Iowa.
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John W. Dowler
Columbus
Loring G. Connett
the Lakes
Rye Beach
Huron
L. G. Benz
H. E. Benz
E. State St
Cincinnati
Iowa
T. W. Craig
New York City
Oakland, Md
Youngest Valedictorian Clyde Friar Shines in Dillonvale
Clyde L. Friar, 13, is described as the youngest valedictorian in eastern Ohio. He recently graduated from Dillonvale High School where he played forward on the basketball team.
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Dillonvale
Clyde L. Friar
Ohio
Dillonvale High School
Mystery on the train at the Lazy B cliff note
Nikki Jerome travels east with fiancé Steve Mallory. A rack of money appears in her dressing case, labeled bundles of $1000, as a mysterious man named Charles Dillon warns her to forget the matter. Her father enjoins caution as the journey advances toward the Lazy R Ranch.
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Grand Central Station
Nikki
Steve
Peter Jerome
Jim
Amy
Chicago
Europe
Steve Mallory
Stephen Mallory
New York
Charles Dillon
Health Hints and Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein
Increasingly Americans have trouble sleeping and blame low mood or fast lifestyles. Sleep aids are widely sold over the counter, with overdoses causing fatalities in some cases. Barbiturate derivatives emerged from barbituric acid in 1903 and many variations exist, though all carry danger in overdose or improper use.
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Morris Fishbein
United States
Chardon Twins Share Valedictorian Honors
Martha and Marie Johnson identical twins are the top valedictorians of Chardon high school, both earning the highest grades in their class. They say they study alike and do everything alike, so their grades are alike.
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Chardon
Martha and
Marie Johnson
Chardon High School
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Patterson
By Rodney Dutcher
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the Messenger
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Mary Stalder
Helen McLaughlin
Sullivan Ind
Fanchion Routt
Ohio University
Pi Beta Phi
Delores Phelps
Bernice Burroughs
Everett Parker
Sulphur Lick Springs
Chillicothe
UCD Sewing Club
Bart Davidson
Jacksonville
Harris Wood
John Jackson
Frank Patton
Nelsonville
Mohican Minstrels
George Clark
Marvin
Y Clarke Newson
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