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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates by carrier and mail including Ohio options with yearly and short-term terms. It mentions advertising rates, obituary charges, and a card of thanks under the 1818 act for second class matter, with offices in Chicago New York Detroit and Athens.
Merle Thorpe recounts a cautious industrialist who avoids public controversial topics, arguing that heated rhetoric harms unity. He asserts business leaders back New Deal objectives and champions practical progress through cooperation, warning against reactionaries who threaten American tradition.
The National Youth Administration estimates 5,000,000 youths ages 16 to 25 will seek summer jobs, adding 1,000,000 high school graduates and 130,000 to 140,000 college grads to the current unemployed. Prospects for graduates are said to be the best in five years as employers seek educated youths. Emphasis remains on continuing education despite unemployment.
Washington reporters report numerous errors in the proposed tax bill prompting congressional scrutiny. They claim drafts contain loopholes and errors and note younger Treasury aides under Secretary Morgenthau replacing veteran staff, fueling criticism of how the bill is shaped.
The article portrays President Roosevelt steering a Senate tax bill fight as a staged contest. It notes private White House talks show he wants the House plan with changes and may delay full adoption until next year. Leaders push a strategy of amendments and a final bill shaped by designated lawmakers.
The article recounts how John Hamilton secured the nominating speech for Governor Landon. Hamilton’s simple human facts approach, prepared in advance, impressed Landon and earned him the role immediately despite advisers’ doubts. The piece notes the surprise of Kansas elites at the decisive, self-assured method.
The piece notes strong Republican interest in Senator Vandenberg as a vice presidential pick, with Borah as a secondary aim. It suggests Borah’s backers have long viewed Vandenberg as the true presidential contender, and hints that a Vandenberg selection could pave Borah’s path to influence in London.
A clipped critique notes Treasury shifts purge longtime fiscal experts and mockingly links the policy change to a Christmas display for Mr MacTavish, suggesting taxpayers bear the cost of politicized finance.
The New York state conservation department states that squirrels are attacking homes across Buffalo. A note mentions an unexpected center linked to a group. The text also contrasts other congressmen from Zioncheck's state with Idaho’s remaining senator amid difficult times.
Rumors of Dr. Townsend's OARP spread among onlookers as they leaned over a boat rail, with several people voicing the topic in a crowded scene.
A six inch rain in the Liberal area exposes the town or region and ties to a budget-balancing governor. The note underscores the political sensitivity of the location in state affairs.
District sketches recount Gallia County's 1803 formation from Washington County and 1808 division into three townships, including Gallipolis and Le Tarts. It details Ann Hennis Mad Ann of Liverp ool later famed as a frontier scout, widow to Trotter and Bailey, who lived in Harrison Township until 1825.
Dream of Childhood recalls a valley house beside a stream where a child remembers family scenes. The poem describes a mother inviting a child to a cozy room with baked rolls, pie and a lullaby, ending in the realization the scene was only a dream. The contributor signs as Mrs Nora Young from Athens Route 6.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes mothers often overchange an infant’s feedings. Changes depend on season and illness. hot weather calls for more water and less milk. Vitamin C and D are essential. orange juice should start early, with cod liver oil for vitamin D as directed by the doctor.
Ten years ago headlines show Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Moore and others visiting relatives. Mrs. Co D Gist and Miss Dorothy Gist attend Mrs. Gist’s son-in-law and daughter Dr. and Mrs. Claude Parker in Gallipolis. Rev and Mrs H E Wright visit their son-in-law Prof and Mrs Allen R Kresge in New Paris Indiana. The Miller clan from Dayton visit Mr and Mrs Herbert W Brooks and family while Harvey Cone and children return from Huntington West Virginia to join J T Pickering family gatherings.
Mr James Falloon of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Arthur Falloon hosted a guest. Dr and Mrs J D Haskins with daughter Margaret enjoyed a vacation at Buckeye Lake. Hugh Jefferson Miss Sibyl Boggess Mr and Mrs W C McCandless and Dr Emmett Hooper took a ten day vacation at Waterbury resort Russell s Point.
Gail Everett arrives in New York after winning a costume prize and meets Madame Lizette. She bonds with Dick Searles, faces pressure to marry, and weighs love against her career as Derek Hargreaves courts her. In Arizona, Mark Chapman meets old friends while uncovering a potentially crooked deal involving Travers Mining Co. and Gail.
Fragmentary quotes critique gender roles in party leadership with references to Mary W. Dewson and male dominance. The text muses on training animals and public performance, mentioning Clyde Beatty and a football halftime room. It also touches on psychology and social reactions to strong-arm tactics and oralism debates.
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