We Must Decide on How Closely to Follow the Founders
The piece argues whether to keep original American governmental functions and adhere to the Bill of Rights amid rising centralization. It cites the NRA debate in Washington, noting the founders favored limited central power and states’ rights as industrial life binds regions together. Ex-President Hoover warns of centralized government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
NRA
Herbert B. Hoover
The Way of Germany and Its Unemployment Cure
The article contrasts Germanys Nazi driven unemployment remedy with Americas approach. It notes a 36 hour week, prohibited overtime, limits on spousal earnings, bans on certain machinery, and wage confiscation to aid the unemployed, describing it as a harsh, temporary program. It concludes Americans will favor their own method aimed at maintaining or raising living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Mark Audubon Birthday With Closed Season On Waterfowl
The American Nature Association urges a fall closed season on migratory waterfowl to preserve hunting for future generations. It notes 6,000,000 hunters record-heavy activity and warns that geese and ducks face drastic decline without limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James Audubon
American Nature Association
United States
Alaska
Association
Senator Tydings Proposes Washington Conference on Postwar Issues
Millard E. Tydings calls for an international conference in Washington to tackle postwar problems from war debts to armament limits and currency stabilization. Public opinion worldwide may delay such a move, but it signals the scope of the challenges. Until a sensible settlement ends the currency headaches, world prosperity cannot return.
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Millard E. Tydings
Washington
The News Behind the News fight in Washington
Paul Mallon reports on New Deal lawyers mumbling behind the scenes over President Roosevelt's Supreme Court stance. He notes Richberg as a central figure, urges a broader constitutional fight, and questions White House leaks about General Johnson's return to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Richberg
NRA drops New Deal lawyer over proposed substitute bill
A New Deal lawyer was quietly dropped by the NRA after distributing a proposed substitute NRA bill. The bill reflected only his idea of presidential action, but his official rank suggested the measure was officially under consideration. NRA superiors felt he overstepped and sent him out.
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New Deal
NRA
Subsurface Moves for Currency Stabilization Advance
A New Deal authority says informal contacts among principal nations should begin soon to frame an international currency stabilization agreement before a general conference. The plan aims for an official foreign approach, with capitals in Europe receiving an off the record transmission. Officials expect limited progress until France resolves its gold predicament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
White House Pushes Wage Policy Data and New Deal Split
The White House asks the labor department to compile all wage cutting and hour change reports for public use to back the administration stance. Republicans threaten to weaponize Roosevelt era speech as they press to curb federal power in a divisive national planning debate. Four of the eight Federal Reserve board members near seventy as calls to reform federal agencies grow.
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White House
Labor Department
New Deal
NRA
Roosevelt
New York
Supreme Court
Federal Reserve Board
Library theft puzzles authorities amid book disappearance
Authorities are puzzled over motive behind the disappearance of books from the Congressional Library as Congress members recall reading them. Boston bandits known for exploiting modesty may be behind the thefts, with warning of potential risk if they target burlesque performers.
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Congressional Library
Portable farm brings cow to Broadway for city viewing
A portable farm visits Broadway offering New Yorkers a rare chance to see a cow among bulls, bears, and goats. The display aims to bring agricultural life to urban crowds and spark curiosity about farming.
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Broadway
Hitler Expands Claim to Restore Colonies Citing Nonwar Stance
Hitler states Germany seeks its former colonies but offers no war plans and warns only an anti bandit expedition remains as an alternative option.
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Hitler
Germany
Echoes of Rio Grande College 1877 Anniversary Programs
Long ago ornate programs from Rio Grande College Gallia County unearthed in Jackson recall the first anniversary in June 1877 funded by Nehemiah and Permelia Atwood. Proceedings showcase valedictory by W J Fulton, salutatorian Ida B Haning, essays and declamations by T J Morgan Jennie V Giles Lucinda Sawyers J W Johnson and more with speakers from Jackson Rio Grande Oak Hill Thurman and Cora.
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Rio Grande College
Gallia County
Jackson
Nehemiah Atwood
Permelia Atwood
Atwoods
Rio Grande
Shakespearean and
Ladies Literary Union
W. J. Fulton
Ida B. Haning
T. Jay Morgan
Jennie V. Giles
Lucinda &. Sawyers
J. W. Johnson
T. E. Phillips
America
C. J. Chase
J. D. Gillian
Trudie B Haning
Madge Frye
Fulton
Miss Haning
Johnson
H. A. Brandyberry
T. J. Morgan
Oak Hill
L. L. Evans
Thurman
Thomas D. Davis
Cora
Poets Corner Seeks Readers Verses for Messenger
Poets Corner invites Messenger readers to submit verses bearing name and address. The column includes contributors such as Robert Stewart from Tuppers Plains Ohio with hopeful lines about hope helping us bear ills and looking toward better things.
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Messenger
Robert Stewart
Tuppers Plains
Ohio
Notable quotes on industry and government figures
Dr. Robert Drew faults morons doing most work while Norman Bel Geddes warns of a radical era shift. Mayor LaGuardia cites government’s top role as preserving life as the federal response advances.
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Robert 8. Drew
Detroit
LaGuardia
The Public Forum Letter Encourages Election Day Choices
Ada G Morris signs a 1935 letter urging readers to support Edna on election day while contrasting Effie and Edna. The writer implies national policy and daily struggle, using rural imagery of the sod, dew, mud, and gravel as metaphors for the ballot. Chester, May 31, 1935.
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Effie
Edna
Ada G. Morris
Chester
Redpath Chautauqua to Open in Athens June 27
Announcement was made of the Redpath Chautauqua to open in Athens on June 27. At the Pomeroy High School alumni banquet, officers elected included Clarence Hamm as president and R. G. Webster as second vice president with other officers named. John Bolin of George Washington University Law School was home for a two weeks’ vacation.
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Athens
Pomeroy High School
Ralston Russell
John Luts
J. Ruppert Jefferson
Nora D. Buchanan
Ben Neutaling
Clarence Hamm
Aten Shain
R. G. Webster
Herman Kuntz
Wyatt G. Plans
Gertrude V. Stowe
Louise Ebersbach
Allen Chase
John Bolin
George Washington University Law School
Founders Day Banquet At College Aids Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta held a Founders Day banquet in the college cafeteria with alumni including Helen Copeland Grace Foster Maude Walker Grace Junod and Blanche Moler along with patronesses Mesdames Henerson Chubb Copeland Alderman Jones Grosvenor and Noss. A list of new telephone subscribers features numerous individuals and businesses such as W B Bartels Frank Clutts William Dailey Charles DeMolet Professor F C Landsitter Dr James E Stansbury Miss Ella Putnam Harry M Roach H Hildebrand Harry Jordan Emmett Carpenter and Butcher Buick Co. Athens High School participants included Harold Bentley Howard Bobo Mary Antoinette and Roy Goings with Fulwider Bobo Briley and Goins in the male quartette. Father John Josphe Fagan son of Mrs Mathew Fagan and Mt St Mary Seminary graduate appeared at his first mass as the parish’s first ordained priest.
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Alpha Gamma Delta
Helen Copeland
Grace Foster
Maude Walker
Grace Junod
Blanche Moler
Mesdames Henerson
Chubb
Copeland
Alderman
Jones
Grosvenor
Noss
W. B. Bartels
Frank Clutts
William Dailey
Charles DeMolet
F. C. Landsitter
James E. Stansbury
Ella Putnam
Harry M. Roach
H. Hildebrand
Harry Jordan
Julia Day
Emmett Carpenter
W. H. Brooks
Elizabeth Beatty
W. W. Clendenin
Buick Company
Athens High School
Harold Bentley
Howard Bobo
Mary Antoinette
Roy Goings
Fulwider
Bobo
Briley
Goins
John Josphe Fagan
Mathew Fagan
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Exemplary Sea Captain Inspires Cartoon Portrait
The piece profiles Captain Peter Johnson, 15 at shipboard start, 48 years as master with no profanity, liquor, or tobacco. He views his new vessel, the Floating Hospital of St John’s Guild, after May 13, and engineers note the ship’s 140 000 horsepower could power a city.
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Peter Johnson
Tonsberg
Norway
St. John's Guild
Katharine Forgives and Forges Escape With Michael
Katharine, entangled in love and danger, warns Michael Heatheroe of detectives seeking him. She devises a plan to help him flee to Harmon, then confronts a contentious kiss and a confession. Amid gossip and a doomed engagement to Sally Moon, their resolve tests amid the countryside lane and looming peril.
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Katharine Strykhurst
Michael Heatheroe
Katherine
Ber~tine
Zoe Parker
Katharine
John Kaye
Sally Moon
Michael
Sally
Bane
Michael Heatherpe
Fragmented OCR Note on Campaign and Dates
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a campaign and dates with unclear details. It suggests a discussion of political action and names but lacks complete identities or specifics necessary for full summarization.
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Chambers
Messrs
Poets’ Corner
Norman Bel Geddes
the Public Forum
Edna and
F. E. Harshman
Warren Border
East
State Street
Alexander Howard
Helen Border
Columbus
Harvey C. Baker
East State Street
Paul R. Brown
George Clark
E.D. Conway
Louisville, Ky
Fe Syndicate
Grane Booteen
Rgher
Edinburg
Milton Theoe
Port Elgin
Ontario
Lew Mye
Bradley Berd
Wy PiTcHep
Normandie
General Electric Co
Mabe
McElliott Ca
Harmon
Minnesota
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