Athens Messenger Page Four Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger details its publication scope and staff including Publisher Frederick W. Bush and Gordon K. Bush, with managing editor Charles H. Harris. It lists associations, section representatives, and advertising rates with mail and carrier subscription figures for Athens and surrounding counties.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Berald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Wishful Thinking Versus Real Wealth Revealed in 1938 Crime
A Florida kidnapper's motive is cited as chasing the finer things of life but lacking steady work. The piece critiques Americans' focus on money over hard work and social values, arguing the Golden Rule is forgotten as leaders pursue utopian goals. The column ends with a prompt about Ohio tomorrow.
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Florida
Washington
Congress
Ohio
Merited Promotion for Kenneth C. Ray to Zanesville Superintendent
Kenneth C. Ray advances to superintendency of Zanesville schools in a move seen as merited. Athens County loses a capable administrator whose six years of service improved finances, teacher preparation, and teaching success while maintaining fiscal stability during tough times. Ray's Ohio University ties and broad education expertise earn him high regard as a capable, fair leader.
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Kenneth C. Ray
Zanesville
Athens County
Ray
Ohio University
Kenneth Ray
Nazi efficiency myth exposed by German debt disaster
A newspaper dispatch exposes the Nazi regime’s boast of efficient dictatorship as a myth by detailing Germany’s growing deficits. It cites a net annual loss of 2.8 billion dollars, a total funded debt over 6.7 billion, floating debt near 938 million, and five billion in circulating special bills in 1937.
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Nazi Germany
Reichsbank
United States
Herr Hitler
O Mahoney Aims for Federal Incorporation Push
Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney of Wyoming prepares to chair the Temporary National Economic Committee for monopoly investigations and promote the O Mahoney Borah federal incorporation bill. He seeks an objective scientific study and warns against excessive executive discretion in any proposal.
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Washington
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
National Economic Committee
O’mahoney-Borah
O'Mahoney
Senator O'Mahoney
Congress
Senate
Senator Borah
Washington Wage Hour Post Still Open to Top Economists
Washington scene notes the wage hour administrator post remains unfilled as three top candidates refuse or resist. Leon Henderson Isador Lubin and Lloyd K. Garrison are discussed with others. Primary in North Dakota June 28 features Gov William L Langer vs Senator Gerald L Nye in a GOP contest.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
WPA
NRA
Isador Lubin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin Law School
National Labor Aviations Board
North Dakota
William L. Langer
Gerald L. Nye
Nye
Lynn Frazier
Charles A. Beard
Wheeler
Shipstead
Capper
Norris
Bone
Borah
Langer
Public Forum Letter Attacks Roosevelt and John L Lewis
Emmett Sorrell of Gloucester R D 4 condemns foreign meddling and New Deal policies. He urges America to reject WPA starvations wages and warns against packing the Supreme Court and crownling Roosevelt. He accuses John L Lewis of dictating labor and calls for constitutional defense.
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the Messenger
Metican
Hitler
F.D.R
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
CIO
Lewis
WPA
Congress
Supreme Court
King George
Washington
D. C
Jacksonville
Emmett Sorrell
Glouster
R. D
Jenkins seeks Ohio coal aid in county rep bid
Ambrose J. Jenkins of Wilkesville Ohio announces his candidacy for Vinton County Representative. He pledges to push a law requiring Ohio owned institutions to use Ohio mined coal and to oppose ICC blocks if constitutional. June 20.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Vinton County
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ambrose J. Jenkins
Wilkesville
Social Notes of Bashan Cites Deaths Visits and Club News
Mrs. William Van Cooney learns of sister Mrs. Elmer Wilson's death in Marion Ohio. Francis Adam and East Liverpool pair visit R. R. McKay. Dayton Hayman and Elza Larkins pair visit Long Bottom. Shirley Swan and Parkersburg visit James Torrence. Wilford Cole calls on aunt Lois McKinzie family. Raymond Frank from Oak Hill visits father L. E. Trussell. Pleasant Sue 4 H Club meets at Ruth Lee’s. officers elected Ruth Moore president Pauline Taylor vice president Clara Circle secretary June Brinker recreation leader Velma Gainor news reporter. Next meeting at Inez Wyant’s home. Vernie Webb Wanda Jacland visit H. V. Tucker. Stanley Trussell and children visit Warden Ours at Bald Knobs.
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Lois McKinzie
Raymond Frank
Oak Hill
L. E. Trussell
Pleasant Sue 4-H Club
Ruth Lee
Elva Brinker
Inez Wyant
Ruth Moore
Pauline Taylor
Clara Circle
June Brinker
Velma Gainor
Vernie Webb
Wanda Jacland
H. V. Tucker
Stanley Trussell
Warden Ours
Bald Knobs
WE the Women by Ruth Millett profiles working women
The piece praises city female workers who balance practical dress with personal charm. It highlights how they manage modest pay, maintain grooming, and project independence while valuing femininity and self reliance in daily life.
Bursa inflammation and its causes and recovery tips
Bursa is a friction absorbing sac that can become bruised and inflamed from repetitive irritation. Excess fluid, swelling, and pain follow. rest and heat help recovery, while severe cases may scar or thicken the fluid with possible calcium deposits.
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Morris Fishbein
Hold Up Honeymoon Chapter I
Joseph Sandham on a yacht imagines a luxurious luncheon with three blond companions. A sudden flash of light and a head injury end the illusion. He wakes in a Connecticut bed with Kelly Archer, who explains a car crash and his concussion. She recalls their role in his disappearance.
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Joseph Herendeen Sandham
Smithers
Joseph
Ford
Rip van Winkle
Kelly
Caroline
Simmons
Joe
America
Great Old Place
Connecticut
Sandham
Joe Sandham
Mr. Bones
Joseph Sandham
Mr. Sandham
Chandler & Sandham
New England
Chandler and Sandham
Tyler
Europe
Boston
Cambridge
Harvard
Gilbert
Gilbert Mallow
Stagecoach in museum spotlight and London factory count
The Ben Holliday stagecoach, once used in transcontinental travel, now rests in the Horner museum at Oregon State College. The article notes Twain's Roughing It reference and adds a separate fact that Greater London hosts about 30 000 factories, a number rising yearly.
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Museu Corvallis
Ore
Ben Holliday
Horner Museum
Oregon State College
Mark Twain
Horace Greeley
Pioneer New York
Greater London
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the Athens Messenger
Ember
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Memel
United Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Tored
Hollywood
Raymond Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
O’mahoney
By Rodney Dutcher
Lubin
Henderson
Garrison
Perkins
Wagehour
Richard H. Lansbury
Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
John Winant
Social Security Board
International Labor Office
Winant
the Public Forum
Ohio Coal
Bashan
Ruth Millett
George Clark
Stigai
Edwin Rutt
NEA Service Inc
Uncle Tyler
Rip
Tri- Borough
Kelly Archer
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