Ohio newspaper advertising and subscription rates notice
A historical notice lists memberships in press associations and agencies and details advertising rates. It outlines mail subscription prices for Athens and nearby counties, including one year four fifty, six months two fifty, ten weeks one, and weekly fifteen cents, with carrier rates and extra postage on request.
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Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Political or Permanent Recovery for the American Economy
The piece argues the public must choose between patching the current economic machine or building a new system. It critiques New Deal spending, urges restoration of investment and reduced government intervention, and notes the need to address labor and unions for a lasting recovery.
Communist influence on labor groups raises alarm on Atlantic coast
A legislative committee report links Communist efforts to control labor unions along the Atlantic seaboard, aiming to disrupt waterfronts and industry. It notes active preaching in Pacific harbors, widespread infiltration in cities and smaller plants, and asserts a goal of provoking a militant revolutionary mood while hiding among marginalized groups.
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Atlantic
Congress
Soviet Union
Pacific Coast
America
Celebration near Athens praised for abundant servings
A correspondent notes a recent celebratory event near Athens where more than 200 people were served with promptness and abundance. The piece reflects on male dining habits, food abundance, and changing generations preferring meat, potatoes, and gravy over salads.
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Athens
Milady
Farley Recast as Easy Boss in New Deal Party Growth
In the early New Deal era Jim Farley shifts from a feared whip to a facilitator as the Democratic Party expands. Raymond Clapper notes Farley aims to build the party and welcome all who hold votes for Roosevelt, even formerly hostile figures, to strengthen the party’s majority.
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Raymond Clapper Washington
Jim Farley
Tommy Corcoran
Roosevelt
Farley
Congress
Chicago
Democratic Party
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Mississippi
Minnesota
Evangelical
New Dealers
Farmer-Labor
Democratic
New Deal Shaping the Democratic Party for 6-Year Senate Terms
Farley leads a reform push to stamp the New Deal on the Democratic Party and purge Hoover-like figures. Tom Corcoran directs left wing efforts to back New Deal candidates over conservative incumbents like Tydings, George, Smith, McCarran, and Adams to secure a post Roosevelt Senate majority.
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Tom Corcoran
Farley
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
New Deal
Tydings
Maryland
George
Georgia
Smith
South Carolina
McCarran
Nevada
Adams
Colorado
Senate
Corcoran
Washington gossip notes on diplomats and lawmakers
Washington gossip notes describe Chief Justice Hughes and Justice Black at the Soviet embassy with Senator Wheeler listening in. The piece mentions Maury Maverick facing a Democratic primary issue over embassy attendance and notes Ambassador Troyanovsky and spouse enjoying Washington events from races to baseball.
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Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Roosevelt Supreme Court
Maury Maverick
Texas
Maverick
Corcoran Credited Ghostwriting Roosevelt Speeches
Tommy Corcoran, noted ghostwriter for Franklin D. Roosevelt and other New Deal figures, has a book long circulating from the RFC library. The volume titled Washington's Farewell Address examines the famed document with Corcoran's insights.
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Tommy Corcoran
Mr. Roosevelt
RFC
Washington
Rogers Night at the Movies Ends in Irony
Edith Nourse Rogers, a congresswoman, watched a Ginger Rogers film by mistake after entering a theater late. She then displayed about 20 souvenir items marked Made in Japan that imitate U.S. landmarks and noted a cheap glass with air bubbles reproduced abroad. She also linked Japanese lanterns used at a White House party to the same origin.
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Edith Nourse Rogers
Ginger Rogers
Edith
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Japan
Gastronomic Tastes Through Generations Discussed
A brief reflection on evolving food preferences across male generations. It notes how the current era favors delicate salad presentations, while future diners may prefer bolder, rabbit-like rejections followed by genuine liking of the dishes.
Public Forum Letters react to School Board Troubles claims
The Messenger letters argue the board ignored majority wishes in Reedsville Long Bottom and Bashan, dispute petitions as truth, question dismissals of teachers and demand clear reasons. The writer criticizes partisan favoritism and seeks accountability for school administration actions.
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the Messenger
A. H. Weber
J. H. Coleman
Floyd Stout
Reedsville
Long Bottom
Bashan
The
Democrat
Senate
House of Representatives
Chester
Pickens
McCain
Mr. Young
Orthopedic Surgery Advances and Bone Graft Methods
Dr Morris Fishbein explains bone fracture treatment in aging patients detailing bone grafts, pin and nail techniques, and the carpenter like fitting of bone parts. The piece notes orthopedic surgery as a dynamic field addressing joints posture and mobility.
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Morris Fishbein
This Man Joe Murray: passion, danger, and fragile loves
Joe Murray confronts Tommy Withers and Terry over a budding romance. His volatile temper hides fear of past wounds and memories of Helen. In a tense street encounter he contemplates violence to shield Terry while grappling with his own inner torment.
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Joe Murray
Helen
Terry Mallow
Joe
Terry
Tommy Withers
Tommy
Withers
Nelsonville Pioneers Honored In Centennial Verse
Poet M. J. Hayden pays tribute to Nelsonville pioneers inspired by the Centennial parade. The poem salutes those who fought and fell a century ago, praising the town’s natural beauty and lasting memory as history records their deeds.
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Nelsonville
M. J. Hayden
Gooding
Folelowing
Horace Greeley Signature in Parmly Hotel Register
The Parmly hotel register of Painesville for 1865 bears the signature of Horace Greeley who registered on October 4, 1865. Chardon attorney Ray K. Thrasher has obtained a copy of the register.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press
John W. Cullen Company
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Raymond Clapper
Hoover
By Rodney Dutcher
the Public Forum
Pomeroy
Old Pomeroy
C. E. Sellars
Glouster, O
Joe Marcinko
North America
Rio Grande
George Clark
Man
William Corcoran
Coprisht
NEA Service, Inc
Dewey
Manila
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Centennial
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