The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. listing
The Athens Messenger details publication schedule, staffing, associations, and rates. It notes weekday editions, a Sunday morning issue, and key personnel Gordon K. Bush and Charles B. Harris. Memberships include American Newspaper Publishers Association and Ohio associations. Subscription rates listed for mail.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles B. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Conited Press
Taft mediation board faces uphill steel peace task
The Taft board led by Charles P Taft, assisted by Edward F McGrady and Dean Lloyd Gerrison, work to end steel strikes amid public demand for swift resolution. They must balance impatience and realism while opposing unlawful tactics and urging contracts similar to industry peers.
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Charles P. Taft
Taft
Edward F. McGrady
Department of Labor
Lloyd K. Gerrison
General Motors
Taft Board
Gov
Davey
Walter Lippmann
Republic Steel Corp
United States Steel
London Times
the Times
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Air quest to Pole creates lasting historic appeal
The three Soviet fliers crossing the North Pole did not set a new nonstop air voyage record but captivated public imagination the way Lindbergh did. The feat marks daring over a vast icebound region, promising insight for future routes from Northern Europe to America despite landings near the goal that ended in heartbreak yet left the aviators safe.
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North Pole
Lindbergh
Atlantic
New York
Syria
Pole
Esquimaux
Europe
America
Labor unions stir political storm ahead of elections
Raymond Clapper notes labor troubles shaping next year’s elections with CIO opposition to Michigan governor hopeful Knaggs and Kennedy’s possible Democratic bid in Pennsylvania. He cites Lewis’s anti Republican, pro labor strategy, union funding in politics, and mixed Republican reactions as the labor-front political battle intensifies.
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Washington
Michigan
Daniel A. Knaggs
Monroe
Mich
CIO
Pennsylvania
Earle
Thomas Kennedy
John L. Lewis
Kennedy
United States
A. F. of L
Lewis
Labor
Roosevelt
General Motors
Democratic Party
New Jersey
Davis
Senate
Behind Washington Headlines By H R Baukhage
Washington dispatch notes from H R Baukhage include Perkins on business outlook under current plans, three unofficial notes on labor policy, and reflections on the New Deal's social reform climb. The piece also mentions Senator Carter Glass and humorous anecdotes from his trip, plus brief jibes about Salt Lake City, railroads, and Spain.
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National Labor Relations Act
Clarifying American Legion stance on vigilante duty
In a public statement dated June 21 1937 Athens Ohio the American Legion posts reiterate policy that Legionnaires may be deputized only as private citizens and must not wear uniforms or use Legion name in strike area actions. The post emphasizes the Legion is non political non sectarian and non partisan in labor disputes.
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the Messenger
American Legion
Nroe
Mich
Johnstown
Pag
Legion
Sam H. Cobb
Department of Ohio
Harry W. Colmery
John DeMolet
K. T. Crossen Post
Athens
Song Poem Submission From Annie McIntyre Bar toe
Poet's Corner invites verses from Messenger Readers bearing name and address. A Song Poem titled Gray horizon speaks of guidance and faith as the author Annie McIntyre Bartoe of Nelsonville Ohio expresses hope while flying over land and sea.
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Messenger
Annie McIntyre Bartoe
Nelsonville
Ohio
Nicholson Family of Rutland Sets Longevity Record
In Rutland Township the Nicholson family of nine siblings ages 85 to 64 form a long lived clan. The nine living children include Lora Patterson 85 Joseph Nicholson 82 Emma Winn 80 John Nicholson 78 George Nicholson 75 Charles Nicholson 73 William Nicholson 70 Frederick Nicholson 68 and Elizabeth McCumber 64. Their combined ages total 678 years 11 months 25 days and average 75 years 5 months 9 days. Father Philip W. Nicholson served as a sergeant in the Civil War and mother Corinna Cornell was the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John M. Cornell of Chester Ohio.
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Rutland
P. W. Nicholson
Rutland Township
Lora Patterson
Buffalo
Joseph Nicholson
Plat
Emma Winn
Winfield
Kansas
John Nicholson
Dexter
George Nicholson
Shawnee
Okla
Charles Nicholson
Jackson
William Nicholson
Frederick Nicholson
Moline
Kans
Elizabeth McCumber
Philip W. Nicholson
13Th Regiment of
Virginia Infantry
Corinna Cornell
John M. Cornell
Chester, O
Arteriosclerosis Explained by Dr Morris Fishbein
Health column outlines arteriosclerosis as a vascular change linked to age and long term factors. heredity and vessel quality influence its onset, with loss of elastic tissue causing hardening and potential organ impact. Symptoms include fatigue memory decline and emotional instability as circulation worsens.
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Morris Fishbein
William Osler
Bright
Coral and David Prove Innocence in Elton Theft Case
In a tense Elton College room, Coral Crandall and husband David Crandall defend their innocence after a lab theft. Donna Allen confesses Hoyt Marquis stole the process to cover gambling debts and a secret romance. President Norton and Bendorff apologize. the group weighs Donna’s punishment as Coral urges restraint.
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Coral Crandall
Heroine
Elton College
David Armstrong
Elton
Coral
Donna Allen
Hoyt Marquis
Maxwell
David
Bendorff
Norton
University
Donna
Professor Bendorff
Allen Chemical Manufacturing Company
Chicago
David Crandall
Mr. Allen
Myself
Professor Norton
Professor Maxwell
President Norton
Hassock
Hoyt
Miss Allen
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John W. Cullen Company
Detroit
Cleveland
Raymond Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
H. R. Baukhage
Inet
Perkins
Labor Department
Her
Miss Perkins
Carter Glass
Jefferson Island
Rixey Smith
Hamilton College
Rixey
Mr. Smith
Mr. Glass
Salt Lake City
Spain
the Public Forum
States Legion Policy
Poet’s Corner
Heaven
Earth
George Clark
U. S
Eugenia Mackiernan
NEA Service, Inc
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