Newspaper Organizations and Wire Report Listings
A brief notice lists Members including the American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Select List Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Ohio Dailies and Inland Daily Press Association along with a descriptor for one full leased telegraph wire report from the United Press Associations.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press Associations
A Thought for Today Reflections on Honesty and Duty
A brief devotional pairing scriptures and a Shakespearean maxim. It cites St Luke 3 13 about exactness and notes that no legacy is richer than honesty. The piece reads as a compact moral reminder.
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Shakespeare
Changes in Ohio youth basketball and school bus safety gains
In Athens County and nearby areas basketball has grown with more teams, better coaching, larger crowds, and improved uniforms. State inspectors report safer school transportation and road improvements are needed to curb dangerous crossings and extend service to all rural regions.
Building Streets for Lasting Ocean Traffic Demand
The piece argues for permanent street design to reduce motor costs and avoid recurring repairs funded by general funds or motor taxes. It laments that many communities still build inadequate streets suited to horse and wagon days, despite visible lessons from nearby towns.
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Ohio
Road paving priority to ease traffic and wear on vehicles
The text notes light loads and minor bumps but argues that permanent smooth pavements matter most. It cites wear on cars and costs to drivers, and explains traffic concentrates on well paved through streets while other routes stay quiet due to rough surfaces.
New Viewpoint on Food From Dr Frank McCoy
Dr Frank McCoy urges a new view of food focusing on health over taste. He compares dietary choices to business rules, promotes self preservation, and warns against slow poisons from poor food choices. A few minutes daily study promises increased health and vitality for life work.
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Frank McCoy
Oxman Speech Sparks Red Hunt Calls in Indiana
Indiana reformatories and state officials are drawn into a controversy after G B Oxman president of De Pauw University urged prisoners to interpret America first as world service not theft of Mexican oil lands. Super patriots press Attorney General Ogden for a statewide red hunt citing the speech as subversive propaganda.
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G. B. Oxman
DePauw University
Indiana State Reformatory
America
Indiana
James M. Ogden
Oxman
A Queer Sort of Souvenir Hunters
The piece recalls how Calvin Coolidge attracted crowds in Los Angeles and recounts a humorous episode where a cigar stub he discarded sparked a souvenir chase. A woman grabbed the stub and took it away, prompting reflection that some souvenirs are more curious than desirable.
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Calvin Coolidge
Los Angeles
United States
Broadway Legend Ben Weid's Turbulent Curtain Call
The piece recalls Ben Weid a longtime Jewish comic who kept performing despite a failing sight. It contrasts him with Eva Tanguay now rumored near blindness yet still vaudeville active. The tale notes the orchestra crew’s unease about the star’s risky return to the footlights.
Margattan adopts scrip books and a murder themed play
The Margattan club issues scrip books with coupons priced at $8 $10 and $vv, allowing purchases without cash at the bar and with outside transactions. Separately a sensational Rothstein murder case inspires a planned stage piece titled Room 49, referencing the hotel room linked to the gambler's death.
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Margattan
New York
Plans for World Communist Demonstration on March 6
A group called ale' announces a world wide Communist demonstration planned for March 6. The message emphasizes unity and synchronized protests across multiple cities and countries.
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Ale
Russians Fail to Arouse Crowd in New York Parade
The report suggests Russian funding of 1,250,000 produced little effect as parade participants faced violence and disorder. Police and a detective were briefly hurt while a protester vowed to attack the capital class. A seasoned American organizer could likely do better for less money.
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New York City
Can a Country Live Without Religion in Russia
The article notes Russia continuing weddings funerals and baptisms despite lack of church state. Walter Duranty observes people appear not greatly grieved by omitted religious expression. The piece highlights secular shifts in daily rites and public sentiment toward faith.
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Russia
Walter Duranty
Meaning of an automatic heart inquiry answered
Mrs. W. M asks for the meaning of an automatic heart and if it is dangerous. The reply explains the heart always functions automatically and clarifies possible interpretations athletic heart or abdominal heart. The athletic heart refers to a specially trained heart.
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W. M. Aske
Safe use of iodine for pyorrhea and wrinkle remedies discussed
A forum answers questions on internal iodine for pyorrhea with caution urging physician guidance and correct dosage. warns against overdoses. It also cautions against at home wrinkle removers, noting cosmetic use only by trained professionals, UV peels, massage, and possible facial surgery for large wrinkles, offering to send a detailed article.
Russian mother finds relief in Soviet wedding economics
A religious Russian mother lamented the lack of religious ceremonies after her daughter’s quick marriage at a Soviet marriage bureau. Her son-in-law reminded her that a religious wedding cost $15 whereas a Soviet wedding was 30 cents, and he spent the difference on food and vodka, lifting her spirits.
Washington hotels housing wartime women workers face closure
Washington government hotels housing 550 women from 43 states face closure as a Capitol Plaza project moves forward. Protests cite cheap rooms, medical care, and education facilities, while advocates warn of housing shortages for census staff and pending 1982 timelines.
Locust Plague Threatens Palestine and Transdardania
Locusts shift from quarrels to common danger as villages mobilize against a vast swarm. Flame throwers fight millions of insects while young locusts threaten 250000 acres near the Egyptian border, risking destruction of green across Palestine and Transdardania.
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Palestine
Eagyptian
Dardania
Locusts Attack Jewish and Arab Crops Unevenly
Early remarks claim locusts punished Arabs for killing Jews, but the insects reportedly feed indiscriminately on both Jewish and Arab crops, suggesting no clear bias in their feeding patterns.
Radical squad planned to tackle rebels in prosperous era
New York's police force includes a radical squad chosen to handle rebellious radicals. Planning this unit occurred during a period of extraordinary prosperity. The commentary notes prosperity being more effective than poison to counter radicalism.
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New York
Unemployed radicals clash with police in New York
Photographs depict women in violent clashes with police in New York as the unrest intensifies. The piece notes that women seem more animated than men during confrontations and emphasize how belief drives their actions.
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New York
Former shah-Persia dies in Paris aged eighteen
A short and merry life ends for Ahmad Kajay once hailed as shah at eleven. He died in Paris from cirrhosis of the liver and kidney complications while serving in the stable of the British embassy. The late figure was known for his brief reign on the Peacock Throne before being ousted for various reasons.
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Ahmad Kajay
Shah - Persia
Paris
Shah
Pack Forestry Foundation funds at Michigan School of Forestry
R G A Charles Lathrop Pack recently donated 200000 dollars to the University of Michigan School of Forestry and Conservation. The gift establishes the George Willis Pack Forestry Foundation in memory of his father and supports practical forest land management initiatives.
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University of Michigan
R. G. A. Charles Lathrop Pack
School of Forestry and Conservation
George Willis Pack
Michigan
Pack
Black River
United States
Coty
Francis Spoturno
Ajaccio
Captain Spoturno
Charles Bonaparte
Daily English Lesson on Common Misuses and Eloquence
A compact guide highlighting proper usage such as wrote vs written, mispronunciations like biography as see, and the value of vocabulary with the word eloquent. It emphasizes concise language, singular focus per sentence, and practical examples for readers seeking clearer expression.
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NCLID
Groundbreaking Planned for New Postoffice Building
A ground breaking is planned for the new Postoffice Building next Monday or soon after with a force of workers to commence the job. The first of three annual indoor athletic meets will be held in the gymnasium Saturday at 2 30 p m under the auspices of the O U A A. Ten years ago Dean Chubb of Ohio University addressed Athens men at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Just What Athens Needs. FE R Raymond, a graduate of Ohio State University and former county farm agent assistant, has taken over the office as county farm agent for Athens County.
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Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ohio
Buckeye
County Superintendent of Schools
Board of Education
Paul Whiteman
Whiteman
Los Angeles
New York
New York Stock Exchange
J.C. A
New Welland Canal
Postoffice
Andi
Dean Chubb
Ohio University
Men of Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
FE. R. Raymond
Ohio State University
F. 8. de Lashmutt
Athens County
Copelands Entertain Ohio University Senior Class
Dr and Mrs W F Copeland hosted the Ohio University senior class and guests at a 6 o'clock dinner Wednesday at their Maplewood Drive home.
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W. F. Copeland
Ohio University
Maplewood Drive
Umpire Billy Watkins Joins Ohio State League Staff
Billy Watkins traveled to Columbus yesterday to sign on as an umpire staff member for the Ohio State League this season.
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Billy Watkins
Columbus
Ohio State League
William Ross Guests With Cousin In Zaleski Case
Mr. William Ross of Zaleski was the guest Saturday of his cousin Mrs. Charles Mitchell, according to local social notes.
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William Ross
Zaleski
Charles Mitchell
Variety Bazaar Puzzle Clues and Answers
A scrambled crossword style page lists presidential candidacy, geography and science terms. Entries include Minnesota product, mammals, fluids, wing parts, metals, and various numeral clues with across and down directions. The grid hints at theme connections and populated answers across multiple lines.
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Athens Postoffice
Joe
John Hix
Geore Washin Univer Ty
Eye Eyed
Margaret
Kay Homer
Glenna Anna
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Gilbert Swan Messenger
Ben Weid
Eva Tanguay
Eva
Manhattan
Yesteryear
Arthur Brisbane
King Peatures Incorporated
Mont Blanc
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Sam
Department of Agriculture
District of Columbia National Guard
Union Station
Capitol Plaza
Capitol
Plaza
Sass
Congress
Senate Committee On
Free Information Bureau
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Talking Pictures
B. OR. A
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc
John Barrymore
Thomas A. Edison
Thomas Alva Edison
Massachusetts
New Orleans
G. P
Parson Mason Locke Weems
George Washington
Weems
A. Ott
Br Otte HW
Velibekr
St. Paul
Lavant
Carinthia
California
Chula Vista
Knights of Pythias
Minneapolis
Robert E. Lee
U. S
Poss Galett
Satturday
DEE. Mals
Burma
Acorn
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