The Athens Messenger Era Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger shows 1825 founding by Frederick W. Bush Prolisher, 1896 to 1929 run details, weekday editions plus a large Sunday issue. Publisher Gordon K Bush and editor Charles S Harris lead the paper, with affiliations to U P and circulation audits and订 rates for subscriptions.
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Frederick W. Bush
THE
ATHENS MESSENGER @ HERALD PRINTING CO
Gordon K Bush
Charles 5. Harris
Right Direction for Youth Camp Sparks Community Hope
A call to create a summer camp for underprivileged children urges generous support and public awareness. The piece argues lack of privilege drives crime costs and that expanding use of public buildings and leadership could trigger broad community programs for youths and adults alike.
Warning of censorship in press columns fronting White House access
The notice warns newspapers that confidential weekly letters to editors will be discontinued. The White House Correspondents Association bars members from sharing behind the scenes views not yet fit for publication after a correspondent’s libelous letter reached the President. Such action is to protect standards and President’s influence over news releases.
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Washington News
White House
Roosevelt
Correspondents Association
Washington
Washington Eyes Labor Push Among Federal Workers
Washington weighs a shift as the CIO moves to organize federal employees, challenging AFL influence amid millions on the federal payroll. Officials fear new unionism could boost demands for higher pay and job protections, shaping political leverage for job seekers.
Republicans Stir To Life After Election Silence
Raymond Clapper notes a quiet revival in Republican activity under Senator Bridges. They push to defeat Roosevelt Court plan and press Administration to prosecute alleged mail interference amid steel strike tensions.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Roosevelt Supreme Court
Senator Bridges
New Hampshire
Republican Party Revives Campaign Drive Amid Shifting Alliances
Senator McNary of Oregon issues a critique of the Roosevelt era and invites anti New Deal Democrats to join a revived Republican push. Senator Vandenberg leads renewed activity advocating social security revision and labor reforms to curb labor power and balance employer obligations.
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Republican National Committee
National Committee
McNary
Oregon
Senate
Jefferson Island
William Hard
Charlie Michelson
Senator Vandenberg
Senate Judiciary Committee
Unemployment Census Sparks Washington Debate
A surge of support and bills prompts a push to define unemployment for a nationwide census. Analysts foresee a cumulative, up to date tally, possibly aided by the US Employment Service, with a postman delivering monthly statistics. The Court Reorganization bill faces a sharp Judiciary Committee critique and a large distribution by Uphold the Constitution.
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Senator Black
Alabama
Jefferson Island
White House
United States Employment Service
National Committee To
Debate Sours in Public Square Over Administration Bill
Opponents struggle to find champions as public debate is sought with the Administration. The Columbia Broadcasting System offers air time for the first week of July while Senator Wheeler agrees to meet challengers. Attorneys General Cummings Interior Secretary Ickes and Agriculture Secretary Wallace are reportedly unavailable.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Wheeler
Cummings
Interior
Ickes
Agriculture
Wallace
President Aims at Federal Reorganization Amid Labor Backdrop
In Washington the question of payroll and work drives gains for unions. Workers oppose any economy that would cut pay and show interest in CIO leadership under John L. Lewis who helped oppose the President. The President plans to reorganize federal bureaus to save costs. The coming weeks promise political drama.
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CIO
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Washington
Public Forum on rights and the CIO strike in Ohio
Athens reader J D Markman argues Governor Davey acted to protect all sides in the steel strike and questions the demand to sign CIO contracts. He warns mob rule threatens American rights and cites fear of Communist influence and lost wages.
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the Messenger
Davey
CIO
John Lewis
Russia
Germany
Italy
O. K
Ohio
Congress
Senate
Guv
J. D. Markman
Athens
Summer and history notes from Athens County
A compact column recalls events from ten and twenty years ago in Athens County. Highlights include Miss Ruth Jones and Miss Dorothy Woodward at Clarkston Michigan, a Dayton Girl Scout Camp swimming instructor, Margaret Devlin’s approaching wedding shower, and Dairy Association picnic plans.
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Ruth Jones
Dorothy Woodward
Clarkston, Mich
Louise Daggett
Dayton
John DeMolet
Charles DeMolet
Margaret Devlin
T. H. Johnson
S. C. Hartman
Ohio
Athens County Dairy Association
Reducing menus show 1000 to 1200 calorie plans
Diet outlines by E M Geraghty provide three day reducing menus. Breakfasts feature orange grapefruit and cereal with milk, lunches include jellied salmon or moek-turtle soup with fruit and salad, dinners pair roast veal or fowl with vegetables and fruit.
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Morris Fishbein
E. M. Geraghty
Modern Judaism on workers rights and arbitration stance
The passage cites Rabbi Barnett Bricker affirming workers inviolable rights and a push for arbitration over conflict, Chamberlain urging caution to preserve world peace, Lady Astor noting fewer strikes but rising protest, and John Barrymore describing himself as a family man despite multiple marriages.
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Barnett Bricker
America
Lady Nancy Astor
Fire ruins Market House and City Prison in Gallipolis 1870
In Gallipolis on April 28 1870 a fire destroyed the Market House and City Prison. Prisoner David Viney died in the blaze after being left asleep in custody. Allegations pointed to arson by Jesse Warwick, who fled the county but was later released, and Warwick faced examination. The building later served as a fire station and finally a tinsmith shop.
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Gallipolis
Market House
David Viney
Marshal Langley
Viney
Langley
Jesse Warwick
Harrisburg
Warwick
Third Ave
Charles Leeper
Little Lads in Overalls and a Caution on War
Poet's Corner prints a reader verse by Messenger Readers about boys in overalls loving fireworks and toy soldiers. The piece laments war's horrors and hopes area children remain detached from real conflict, urging peace and care for mothers.
Brookdale Farm Heiress Returns Amid Debt and Auction
Carol Clayton returns to the Brookdale horse-breeding farm in Saratoga after two years in London to face her father Jim Clayton's death and a $76,000 debt held by bookmaker Duke Bradley. She plans to marry later to pay him, and auctions Moon Bay, her grandfather's last colt, to raise funds to cover the debt.
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London
Carol Clayton
Brookdale
Saratoga
Claytons
Hartley Madison
Jim Clayton
Duke Bradley
Jim
Carol
Duke
Moon Bay
Grandfather Clayton
Mrs. Madison
Harvey
Hartley
Moon Bay sale fuels Brookdale duel over Moon Ray
Carol Clayton brokers a high stakes horse sale at Brookdale Farm where Hartley Madison wins Moon Ray for ten thousand dollars. Duke Bradley plays crowd gambit while Carol faces risk of scandal and vows secrecy as romantic tangle thickens.
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Carol
Duke
Hartley
Moon Ray
Brookdale
Hartley Madison
Newport
Mrs. Madison
Duke Bradley
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Corp
Largest limestone coffin weighs sixty tons in Cairo museum
A 60 ton limestone coffin, measuring 12 feet 6 inches by 7 feet 6 inches by 4 feet, has been placed in the Cairo museum. It was discovered in a Cairo tomb.
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Cairo
Talent Gets Full Sway Roller Skate Tap Dancer
In San Leandro California the parents of 19 year old Vicky White consented to her pursuing a lifelong ambition shared by her mother and three sisters to become a roller skate tap dancer. To train she and family members moved from an apartment to a private house.
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San Leandro
Cal
U.R
Vicky White
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Harvey Stires
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P. H. Turner
Eph Turvey
Herman Vanhall
Charles Wohl
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