Athens Messenger and Herald Publishing Co details
Established 1825 Frederick W. Bush publisher 1996 to 1929. Published weekdays except Saturday with large Sunday edition. Gordon K. Bush publisher and GM Charlies H. Harris editor. Member of United Press and newspaper associations. Advertising rates available. Subscriptions: main rates by county, yearly $4.50, six months $2.50, ten weeks $1.00, weekly ibe. Extra postage elsewhere on application.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charlies H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
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Hope for Ohio Wildlife Program With New Conservation Panel
Ohio sportsmen see improved wildlife policy as Governor names the Conservation and Natural Resources Commission. The body will select the game commission head and protect staff with civil service. The commission includes a university athletic leader, bird dog attorney, fisheries activist, dentist sportsman, Grange master, and fox hound breeder.
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Ohio
Ohio Conservation and Natural Resources Commission
Game Commission
Columbus
Conservation Commission
Ohio State Grange
National Dairy Month urged in Southeastern Ohio stores
Dozens of retail grocers join a nationwide effort to educate the public on new foods and use more dairy products. With June designated National Dairy Month, milk production peaks in the region and surpluses threaten farmer income, prompting a consumer call to study these drives and seek fair value.
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Ohio
Moran debunks common beliefs with odd experiments
Galveston salesman Jim Moran is described as debunking ideas by example from Alaska to Washington. He staged two mock Civil War armies to reread Prescott and exposed varied firing responses, then quips about church picnics and pink elephants. A Cleveland judge bans children from divorce court and Uncle Sam withholds Marlene Dietrich jewelry, sparking more quips about life ironies.
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Jim Moran
Galveston
Tex
Moran
Alaska
Washington, D. C
Bunker Hill
Col
William Prescott
Cleveland
Massachusetts bank life insurance cheaper than regular policies
Judd Dewey testifies to the O M committee that Massachusetts savings bank life insurance costs less than standard policies. He cites a 35 year old buying $1,000 with net annual cost 2.74 versus 4.60 to 8.73 from regular firms, noting no subsidies and no agent commissions in the bank program.
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Washington
O'Mahoney
National Economic Committee
Judd Dewey
Massachusetts
Savings Bank Life Insurance
State Insurance Department
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Dewey
Massachusetts State Division of Savings Bank Life Insurance
Savings Bank
Leon Henderson
SEC
Bruce Catton on Washington milk policy split
Bruce Catton analyzes the clash between the Agriculture Department push for price fixing in milk and the Justice Department anti trust effort to restore competition. He notes Supreme Court approval of the federal milk marketing act and discusses how fixed prices may aid farmers and processors while raising consumer costs.
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Department of Agriculture
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Anti-Trust
Chicago
Boston
Secretary of Agriculture
Anti-Trust Division
Public Forum on WPA relief and cuts in Athens area
William Swindell of Glouster denounces WPA chiseling and relief reductions in a signed letter. He questions who benefits from federal aid cuts, cites his family of four living on two dollars per two weeks, and urges unity to oppose the “wild-cat rulings” seen as harming relief clients. June 16.
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the Messenger
State House
Athens
William Swindell Glouster
Church Improve Plans To Use Unemployed Labor
John L. Southard of Jacksonville proposes church sponsored repair projects to employ unemployed men. He notes government funding covers 80 percent while sponsors provide 20 percent for materials like paint and cement to fix church buildings walks and driveways, bolstering civic pride.
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Jacksonville
John L. Southard
Free Swim For Local 92 Grade Children
Logan youngsters with 12 hours of playground attendance in the city recreation program were treated to a free pool swim Saturday morning. Supervisors Charles Eberst and Miss Gertrude D Bliss oversaw the event with 52 West Grade 28 East Grade and 12 Central Grade children eligible for the plunge.
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Logan
Charles Eberst
Gertrude D. Bliss
Stomach Ulcers Trends in Denmark 1876 to 1935
Danish researchers report a long term rise in diagnosed gastric and duodenal ulcers among men from 1876 to 1915 with a postwar decline due to better diagnosis. Women show a general decrease. war era changes and reduced tight lacing may have reduced stomach pressure. Chronic ulcers become more common in men.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Poets Corner Bungled Verse From Athens Author
A fragment from Poet’s Corner features Nellie Casey of Athens Ohio presenting a budding line about fragrance and growth. The verse hints at transformation and guarded emotion with a closing signature in Nellie Casey.
Bride on a Budget in Honeymoon Crisis and Credit Woes
Bart and Iris return from Hawaii style honeymoon to mounting debt and disputed spending. Iris hides budget purchases including a mink coat while Bart battles delinquent payments and social pressures at the Yacht Club. Iris seeks comfort in status wear while Bart grapples with credit abuses and a tightening budget.
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Bart
Britton
Iris
Britton and Stevens
Negleys
Hammonds
Trents
Marcia Trent
Yolanda
Goodby
Ellen Kent
Ellen
Beldin's
Answers and Quotations From a Quizzical Page
A jumble of questions and answers on radio skits by Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy, U S Office of Education survey figures, and a humorous note about the Anglo Saxon origins of English. The piece cites 643 cities with special schools, a Volkswagen factory address in Berlin, and a witty writer’s remark on English as a composite tongue.
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Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Bergen
U. S. Office of Education
Hitler
Volkswagen-Werk
G.M.B.H
Berlin
Germany
Pune Fu-Tse
China
Kung
Frank Vigatello
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Raymond Clapper
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Poet's Corner
Messenger
Nellie Casey
Tris
Pan Mane
Ps0
Negley
Martha Levint
Phooey
Fred Astaire
Don Hammond
Marcia
John
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