Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. details
The notice provides publishing details for The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co, including publisher Gordon K. Bush, general manager Charles H W Garris, and editor roles. It lists memberships with press associations, advertising rates, circulation notes, and subscription prices across Ohio counties.
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Athens Llessenger
W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H W. Garris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Art Post
Durable spending and forest restoration in Southeastern Ohio
The piece argues for funding the Wayne Forest project as a lasting asset for Southeastern Ohio through reforestation, job creation, flood reduction, and recreation. It contends federal spending now shapes future value beyond the New Deal era and urges local leaders to buy poor land for long term forest gains.
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Southeastern Ohio
Wayne Forest Project
Ohio
Washington
England seeks root causes of juvenile delinquency
The piece argues Britain must study homes of youthful offenders to understand how home life shapes behavior. It notes England’s crime rate differs from the United States and compares slum districts, urging welfare workers to recognize how home environment and access to wholesome activities influence delinquency.
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England
British Isles
United States
Army Air Corps recruit drive yields few passes at Randolph Field
Despite a 1200 applicant surge for the March 1 class at Randolph Field Texas only 19 of the admitted candidates passed final physical and flight tests. The army aims to raise the college educated cadre of pilots with a two year college education now required for enlistment.
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U. S. Army
Army
Army Air Corps Training Center
Randolph Field
Texas
Navy
Ohio plates herald Northwest Territory centennial tour
Ohioans will see history on their license plates for a year with messages about the Northwest Territory celebration centered in Southeastern Ohio. The drive to Marietta and other Ohio Company Purchase sites will draw many motorists to the region as the event nears.
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Northwest Territory
Ohio
Vienna Nazi ministers may serve as Hitler's fingers
Five new Nazi ministers in Vienna are described as handlers for Hitler in Austria yet are viewed by the Austrian chancellor as ineffective and overbearing, mere sore thumbs in the political pie.
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Vienna
Hitler
Consumers' committee laments ignored New Deal appeal
A consumer group pressing the President for a New Deal says its plea seems to have vanished in the shuffle, leaving members frustrated and seeking renewed attention from authorities.
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Consumers’ Committee
Roosevelt outlines New Deal goals in Liberty article
In Liberty magazine March 12, President Roosevelt presents New Deal objectives. He calls for work at fair wages, safe bank savings, honest investments, better housing and health, fair business profits, planning of resources, and security against old age, unemployment, crime, and war.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Liberty Magazine
Roosevelt’s New Deal aims and the path to its success
The piece argues Roosevelt’s objectives define the era but his success hinges on implementing effective methods. It notes initial support for aims but resistance to means, blames flawed techniques for political strain, and urges focusing on practical machinery to make the New Deal work.
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Roosevelt
NRA
TVA
SEC
PWA
WPA
Congress
Supreme Court
McNutt Seen as Possible 1940 Presidential Candidate
Washington observers weigh Paul V. McNutt as a potential Democratic candidate for president in 1940. A large Indiana celebration for the High Commissioner generated publicity, though it drew mixed commentary and limited official participation.
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Washington
Paul V. McNutt
McNutt
Sherman Minton
Indiana
Philippines
Indiana Governor McNutt in 1940 Democratic race
The piece portrays Earl Warren McNutt as a strong Indiana governor with a solid Democratic machine and war veteran credentials. It notes Farley and Roosevelt’s coolness toward him, labor hostility, and fears he could be ruthless in a national crisis, while suggesting these handicaps could fade in two years.
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McNutt
Indiana
Farley
Roosevelt
Wheeler predicts Roosevelt third term bid unlikely
Senator Wheeler argues Roosevelt could not win if nominated for a third term, reflecting ongoing mutual hostility with Roosevelt. He notes his own age and timing ahead of the 1940 election, contrasting prospects with older figures like Johnson and Borah, while insisting he will not run.
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Burton K. Wheeler
Roosevelt
Wheeler-Roosevelt
Wheeler
Montana
Johnson
California
Borah
Idaho
James Buchanan
Survey reveals varied financial progress among rural families
Government figures show 9 407 sampled rural families with 5 191 advancing financially 3 229 lagging and 987 breaking even during 1935 36. Excludes relief recipients and does not capture last fall downturn. Study conducted by the Bureau of Home Economics.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Library seeks Sherman letters for Congress collection
Jeannette P. Nichols of the Library of Congress requests readers to loan or donate letters signed by John Sherman for preservation. Original letters may be copied and returned or added to the collection, aiding a forthcoming Sherman biography with support from the Sherman family.
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the Messenger
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
Sherman
John Sherman
United States
Erage Sherman
Senator Sherman
P. Tecumseh Sherman
New York City
Henry S. Sherman
Cleveland
Ohio
Divinity debate and calls to end liquor in a reader letter
A reader argues against calling the U S president divine and urges study of the New Testament. She contends divinity belongs to Jesus alone, notes prophecies in Revelations echo current trials, and supports F J Burt, R B Carson, and a campaign to wipe out liquor through prayer and righteous living.
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the Messenger
United States
Jesus
F. J. Burt
R. B. Carson
P. C. Shaulis
Bishopville Personal and Social Items
Mrs W H Hoon of McConnelsville spent the week end here with her husband. Mrs Olive Pedicord has gone to McConnelsville where she is employed at the county home. Mr and Mrs Clifford Andrews and son Darrell of Albany were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs J M McDonald. Harmon McNally of Corning visited his sister Miss Marguerite McNally Tuesday evening. Rev Miles Hoon of New Marshfield was a guest recently of his father W H Hoon. Miss Mary Jo Withem of Gloucester visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs J M McDonald Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Bullock moved from the Gardner property to Congress Run. Mr and Mrs John Milhoan of McLeish spent Sunday with their sons Charles and Floyd and families.
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Bishopville
W. H. Hoon
McConnelsville
Olive Pedicord
Clifford Andrews
Darrell
Albany
J. M. McDonald
Harmon McNally
Corning
Marguerite McNally
Miles Hoon
New Marshfield
Mary Jo Withem
Glouster
Andrew Bullock
Gardner Property
Congress Run
John Milhoan
McLeish
Charles
Floyd
Rice Growers Use Modern Implements in NSW Area
Modern agricultural implements are used by rice growers in the Murrumbidgee irrigation area of New South Wales Australia.
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Murrumbidgee
New South Wales
Australia
We the Women: The Thinly Spread Charm
A critical portrait of a charming woman who spreads sweet talk and smiles to please all, yet lacks substance. The piece notes her constant praise, empty enthusiasm, and inability to form genuine connections, ending with a warning that charm without truth leaves people uneasy.
Leap year twins born in local area
Two leap year day babies were reported to The Messenger. Louis Edward Moore, son of Herbert and Mary Dent Moore, was born near White Hall School, and Irma Gene Cone, child of Charles and Lucille Gillett Cone, was born in Strouds Run.
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Messenger
Louis Edward Moore
Herbert and
Mary Dent Moore
White Hall School
Irma Gene Cone
Charles and
Lucille Gillett Cone
Strouds Run
Miners Union Welcomes Civic Association Move
The Hocking Sub-district Miners' Union endorsed the Athens County Civic Association effort to unite miners and operatives to restore peace in the mining district. Fred Beasley spoke for local business leaders.
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Hocking
Miners’ Union
Athens County Civic Association
Fred Beasley
Brown announce birth of daughter Phyllis Eileen
Mr and Mrs Fred L Brown announce the birth of a daughter named Phyllis Eileen born on Friday in March.
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Fred L. Brown
Phyllis Eileen
Explosives Licenses Sought Over Spy Plot Fears
Twenty years ago Clerk of Courts Copeland obtained a list of explosives requiring licenses amid fears they could be used in spy plots. The notice notes regulatory steps and the ongoing concern from authorities.
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Copeland
Athens dairymen press for hearing over milk price fix
Athens dairy men protested a return to six and 11 cent milk prices, seeking a hearing. The telegram was signed by J. G. Hope, secretary of the dairy men's association, and urged state Food Department action.
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Athens
Food Department of the State
J. G. Hope
Dairymen’s Association
Man Rescues Siblings From Water Tank
In Mildura Victoria Thomas Wilson aged 24, blind from birth, saved two people from drowning. He heard his sister Mrs I K Magain and her young son crying for help from an underground tank, groped to the edge, and extended his hand to aid them.
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Fank Mildura
Victoria
Thomas Wilson
I. K. Magain
Smallpox Cases Rise Over a Decade Span in England
In 1934 England reported 179 smallpox cases, down from 627 in 1933 and far below 14 764 in 1932, reflecting a steady decline in the disease across years.
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England
Mutinous Privateers Pursue a Rich English Prize
Jerry Whitfield and Cabell Banks plan a stealth board of a 500 ton British merchantman off the English coast. Polly's fate weighs on Jerry as he debates risking mutiny for a quick prize aboard the Gray Gull.
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Polly Chelsey
London
Jerry Whitfield
Cabell Banks
Jerry
Cabell
Bill Gill
Polly
Heating affects comfort and health in modern homes
Artificial heating raises issues of wall and air temperatures, insulation, and humidity. Proper insulation lowers heat loss, saves fuel, and helps keep rooms cooler in summer. Humidification is now seen as less essential for comfort and health.
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United States
Scandinavian midwives paid by state and community
In Scandinavian countries midwives receive a small state and community salary and are allowed to charge a modest fee.
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