Athens Messenger imprint and subscription rates notice
The Athens Messenger announces its publisher and staff details for the period 1896 to 1928 and notes publication schedule. It lists memberships and associations, advertising options, obituary charges, and subscription rates including carrier and mail prices in Ohio.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles BH. Harris
Athens
Ohio
Paradoxes Highlight Human Progress and Risk
A columnist laments paradoxes in modern progress from speed records at Indianapolis to fatal airline crashes. While innovation yields powerful engines and a Flying Laboratory, safeguards lag and disasters persist. The piece argues for safer technologies and acknowledges potential gains from continued invention.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Conciliation Proves Superior in Steel Labor Talks
The article argues conciliation outperforms stubborn stance in the CIO versus independent steel producers dispute, citing United States Steel and Mr. Lewis amid tensions. Myron Taylor's confidential talks and eventual recognition of the CIO helped steady output while independents pursued wage hikes and resisted formal recognition, highlighting a new era of cooperation.
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CIO
Republic
United States Steel Corporation
Lewis
Myron Taylor
United States Steel
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Unemployment Gap Widens As Jobs Rebound Stalls
The Alexander Hamilton Institute reports March employment at 41,698,000, the highest since the recovery began except last December, up 8,433,000 since March 1933. Unemployed total 9,621,000, down only about 7,000,000 from 1933, as population growth outpaces job gains. To curb unemployment, the nation must reach employment levels unseen even in prior peaks.
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Alexander Hamilton Institute
United States
Florida Senate backs bill to curb GOP defeat risk
Florida's Democratic Senate approves a bill aimed at preventing a GOP setback, though doubts remain about Maing's potential reciprocity and how it will play out in the final passage.
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Florida
Senate
Whener Maing
War worries fade as iron proves decisive in conflicts
Washington observers say Russo-German bomb tactics in Spain stir diplomats more than combat troops. Hitler and Mussolini act as barkers while their staffs shape strategy. Wars hinge on iron. ships planes tanks and manpower matter, but sustained conflict depends on reliable iron supplies.
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Washington
Spain
Hitler
Mussolini
Political motives drive Axis interest in Spain says analyst
The analyst argues Germany Italy and Russia seek Spain for political leverage not economic gains. They lack assets for a bond issue and rely on air power for intimidation rather than terrain success. Britain and France hold impregnable forts and naval dominance while Italy's fleet cannot challenge seals of Gibraltar Suez or the Atlantic.
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Germany
Italy
Russia
Spain
SEC
London
France
England
Hitler
North Sea
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Suez
Mussolini
The
Horn
Far East
Johnson on CCC mutiny and ROTATED officer demands
Hugh Johnson claims reserve officers in CCC camps are engaging in a sit down strike amounting to disobedience and mutiny. He argues the issue arises from a plan to rotate reserve officers for an eighteen month duty, warning that civilian liberty cannot shelter insubordination by soldiers.
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Washington, D. C
CCC
U. S. Army
War Department
Congress
Virginia device totals race winnings with infinitesimal measure
The University of Virginia develops a method to measure infinitesimal elements that could be used to total race track winnings. The article notes a speaker may begin public remarks with I want to go on record as a formal stance.
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University of Virginia
Ohio University: From 1802 Charter to Cutler Hall Era
District Tales recounts the founding of the American University later Ohio University. It notes Dr. Cutler’s Yale influenced charter approved January 9, 1802, the 1804 Athens university act, the 1809 opening with three students, the 1815 commencement, Thomas Ewing as a notable graduate, the 1817 Cutler Hall, and President Dr. Robert G. Wilson’s 1824 inauguration shaping the university’s growth.
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Cutler
Ipswich
Massachusetts
Yale
Arthur St. Clair
Northwest Territory
American University
Ohio
Athens
Ohio University
Edward Tiffin
Jacob Lindley
Old Northwest
Thomas Ewing
United States
Cutler Hall
Robert G. Wilson
Chillicothe
Athens Country Club Golfers Lose to Marietta Nine
Ten years ago Athens Country Club golfers were defeated by Marietta players. The Athens contingent included Dr. T. R. Biddle and other local names while the group also featured seniors from Athens High School who were to address the commencement.
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Athens Country Club
Marietta
Athens
T. R. Biddle
F. W. Bush
Don Peden
Charles O’bleness
B. M. Covert
Dr. Siigley
Charles Woodworth
D. H. Biddle
F. D. Forsyth
J. J. Sisler
Earl Kreiger
Edward Schloss
Raymond Slutz
J. J. Woolley
John H. Preston
B. T. Grover
R. L. Morton
E. Jones
Sprague
Kelley
Jefferson
Gross
Cable
Craig
Baker
Whipple
Fulton
Finsterwald
Job
Demers
Johnson
Athens High School
Ralph Dupler
Elmer Norris
Mary Harwick
Helen Roush
Alice Carpenter
Hubert Matheny
Phillip Ong
Twenty Years Ago Baby Liberty Bond Appeal
Twenty years ago an appeal urged buying a Baby Liberty Bond to aid government and the child. A U S education chief urged students to stay in high school rather than enlist. Miss Fannie Bean traveled to Columbus as Dr. Harry Bean’s weekend guest. Mrs A E Falloon and Miss Emma Stevens left for Rutland to visit relatives. Mrs E E Aumiller and Mrs C W Gross went to New Straitsville for a high school alumni banquet. Dr Alston Ellis delivered the Fremont commencement address.
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Army
United States Commissioner of Education
Fannie Bean
Columbus
Harry Bean
A. E. Falloon
Emma Stevens
Rutland
E. E. Aumiller
Cc. W. Gross
New Straitsville
Gout Causes and Diet Tips From Dr Morris Fishbein
An article outlines gout symptoms including leg circulation issues and irritability, noting uncertain causes, genetic tendency, and links to lead exposure. It covers dietary management with low protein and starch intake, lists approved vegetables and proteins, and advises heat therapy and immobilization to relieve pains.
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Germany
Bradford Social Activities Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Evans visited Mrs. Cora Russell in Parkersburg Tuesday. Charles Haley and daughter Kay from Crooksville spent the weekend with relatives. Charles Buck and Herbert Johnson returned from Akron and Clinton after a two week visit. Mrs. Frances Brown of Pomeroy visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck.
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Bradford
Clay Evans
Cora Russell
Parkersburg
Charles Haley
Kay
Crooksville
Charles Buck
Herbert Johnson
Akron
Clinton
Holdship Archer
Verna Hysell
Bradbury
Charles Hysell
Madison Baird
Frances Brown
Pomeroy
Roy Johnson
Lower Thomas Fork
Guy Russell
Mary Rae
Warren
Anna Buck
Paul Chapman
Bailey Run
Freda Buck
Clyde Brown
Val Hysell
Arthur Hendricks
Masquerade Pursuit of Don Tests Pats Resolve
Patricia Warren schemes to win the attention of actor Don Monterey during a masquerade ball in New York. She uses a blue eyed disguise to charm him, evades rivals, and plans a discreet tea meetup at the Coronet as the pursuit continues.
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Patricia Warren
Don Monterey
Trissy Warren
Pats
New York
Patricia
Rosamond Akers
Don
High Seas
Don Monteray
Mrs. Monteray
Astolot
Pierre
Coronet Tea Garden
Rosie
Pat
Baker
Man Tries Over Fence in Extradition Case
A 69 year old Belgian, Ernest Barniche, was tried across a frontier fence at Regissart to avoid extradition. He faced charges of forging Belgian banknotes while in France. The region notes 184.4 people per square mile.
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Paris
U.P
Ernest Barniche
Regissart
Barniche
France
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United Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Paul Mallon
Hugh Johnson
Hugh 8S
Athens Junior High School
Mildred Giesecke
Parker van Dyke
Ruth Esbenshade
Robert Wagner
Wilhemina Arbogast
Mildred Murphy
Webster Dalton
Ralph Schmidt
Elizabeth Earhart
Cincinnati
George Earhart
Alston Ellis
Fremont
DR. Morris Fishbein
News of Bradford
George Clark
Chapter
Run
Orches
Frederick Crane
Albany, N. Y
Roger Babson
Joseph Joliat
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