Intervening in Spain and Argentina echoes Wilson era policy
The piece argues that U S Britain and France justified pressuring regimes abroad by precedent from Woodrow Wilson era notes against Huerta and Nazi aligned rulers. It links Argentina and Peron to Nazi influence and suggests joint action may be needed once Argentine election results are known, warning against allowing Argentina to become a base for Nazism in the hemisphere.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Franco
Spain
Woodrow Wilson
Peron
Argentina
Wilson
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Republic
Herta
Rio Grande
Vera Cruz
Huerta
America
Central America
House of Calm and Change Ends as Colin Returns
Ann pours her heart into finishing Colin's house and facing a future apart from him. She tours the completed rooms, weighs the life ahead, and recalls family chatter about Colin’s steady rise. A sudden homecoming frames a new beginning as Colin arrives.
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Ann
Colin
Neighbors Urged to Report OPA Overcharges in County
A field representative of the Office of Price Administration describes a $66 overcharge on a used washing machine as an example of recovery. The story highlights how information flows from local to state boards, the seller’s admission, and a refund via postal money order. The piece criticizes informant schemes and questions the salaries of agents and clerks involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Athens County
OPA
Athens Price Control Board
Rochester
N. Y
New York Board
Ohio Board
New York State
Gestapo
Ohio faces slow cleanup of stream pollution
A recent Ohio attorney general ruling gives the Conservation Division power to address pollution but full river cleanup will take years. Communities in Athens and nearby towns seek better sewage systems while industry discharges and sewage harm water supply and recreation. Public education and youth involvement are urged as lakes and pollution controls are developed.
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Ohio
Conservation Division
Athens
Logan
Nelsonville
Middleport
Pomeroy
What Hogs Can Do Railroads Should Offer Through Travel
The C&O and Nickel Plate ads imply hogs can ride coast to coast without changing cars while passengers on deluxe trains face rail changes. We question why other roads ignore the plea for through coast-to-coast service and wonder why riders tolerate the current setup. Only airline stockholders should favor it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
Nickel Plate
New Jersey
California
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Humane soul in Urbana store owner ends nylon sale
Howard Kugelman, Urbana department store proprietor, staged a nylon-hosiery sale giving all a fair chance. After the crush left hundreds battered and disappointed, he reviewed the scene and withdrew from the nylon business, prompting a question about a Man of the Year nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kugelman
Urbana
Kugelman
The Price of Pleasure Quote by John Foster
A terse aphorism notes that true pleasure requires paying the price upfront, while false pleasure comes after enjoyment. The line attributes the contrast to John Foster and reads as a moral reflection on expenditure of what is valued.
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John Foster
Price Controls Debate Keys Washington Economic Clash
Peter Edson describes a Washington dispute over price ceilings and labor wage demands. He outlines two camps led by Bowles and Snyder, detailing their views on keeping controls until supply outpaces demand, potential amendments, and the argument that higher prices can spur production to ease shortages.
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Washington
Chester '30
Bowles
John W. Snyder
Commerce
Henry Wallace
Fred Vinson
Snyder
Agriculture
Clinton W. Anderson
John D. Small
Congress
Pleasures Across Pleasures In Speech And Play
A quotation contrasts simple pleasure from sermons and plays, noting that tranquil joys endure longer. Selden and Bovee are cited, arguing both hearing sermons and enjoying drama offer happiness, with tranquil joy lasting through life’s burdens.
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John Selden
Week end social notes from The Plains area
A crowded array of visitors and events in The Plains area including Eleanor Welch and other guests at the Welch home, receptions for Boyd Stevens, roller skating by 4 H Club members, and multiple calls on Athens and Greens Run residents. Dates and names include Sam Feidcock, Mary, O. E. Dean, Dean Nida and Miss Peting, and Arlington area ties to Columbus and Cairo. The piece notes service member Edward L. Yeager returning to Fort Meade and a Welcome Home program by the Methodist Men.
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Plains
R. D. Welch
Eleanor Welch
Dayr T
Charles F. Sanvy
Columbus
Gaynelle Welch
Athens
Robert Dearing
Betty Call
Buddy Wicks
Marion Snyder
Martha Snyder
Greens Run
Boyd Stevens
Sam Feidcock
Barberton
Mary
Don
Jack Wolfe
Toledo
Asa Cochran
Carroll Bean
Everett Ball
Clarence Hunter
Richard
Carolyn
Theresa
Hubert Shrieves
Lakin
Havilah Batchelder
Sarah
Ethel
O. E. Dean
Vere Smith
Ann
Cleveland
John Batchelder
Gilkey Ridge
Ft. Meade
Earl Seel
Sara
Ralph Cochran
Canaonville
A. E. Cochran
Lucy McDonald
Ada Cartwright
Millfield
A. E. Stettler
Clarence Rutter
Ruth Kovalcik
Paul Coley
Nancy
Okey Phillips
Wek
Will Hess
Eleanor Scott
Mary Vessalo
Agnes McCreanor
Bobby
Basil Cullison
Earl Hanning
Lookadoo
Willie Huston
Garth Miller
Ray Shafer
Benton Miller
Fred Nida
Jimmy
Fredrica Lohse
Charlotte
Huntington
Ind
Dean Nida
Miss Peting
Presbyterian Church
I. W. Dean
Marshall, Mich
Havilah Batch
Youth Rally Draws 125 in Coolville High School Auditorium
More than 125 persons attended the Youth Rally held Sunday evening in the Coolville high school auditorium. Represented were Ep is copalian First Methodist First Christian and Presbyterian churches of Athens Coolville and vicinity. The event opened with devotionals by the united Youth Group followed by a candle light service. Rev Ormond McDonald of Athens spoke guests included Miss Marjorie Malone and O C Bibbee with Frances Malone assisting. Refreshments served by Helen Macleod Service Guild. Next meeting slated for Glouster on the first Sunday in April. Mrs R S Henderson announced topic Who Is Jesus for United Youth meeting Sunday at 6 30. Catechism class under way and members urged to attend. S T L to meet with Mrs W C Whitlock Saturday at two.
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Coolville
Episcopalian
First Methodist
First Christian
Presbyterian Churches of
Athens
United Youth Group
Ormond McDonald
Marjorie Malone
O. C. Bibbee
Marjorie
Frances Malone
Helen Macleod Service Guild
Glouster
R. S. Henderson
United Youth Meeting
Jesus
S.T.L
W. C. Whitlock
Charles McKeen
Sammy
Arthur A. Hersch
Parkersburg
McKeen
Howard LeMaster
Doris Taylor
Dutch Ridge
Jeanette Henderson
Public Forum letter criticizes government judgment and courage
Albany reader W. E. Jeffers condemns Washington leaders in editorials A Course Is Charted and Becomes Boresome. He urges industry, virtue, justice, and a free chance to do good, signing March 5.
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the Messenger
Washington
W. E. Jeffers
Haydenville Social Notes Shower honors Mr and Mrs Skiver
Mrs Nelson Skiver hosted a misc shower Monday night for son and daughter in law D R Skiver. Guests included C S Matheny Moores Vollmer Bond Achauer May and many others from Logan Nelsonville and surrounding areas. Attendees and visitors were noted and church conference events mentioned.
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Lloyd Matheny
Birmingham
Ala
Moore
Willard Seel
Billie
Jean
Hame
A. E. Campbell
Pete Brandon
Micky
Logan
A. J. Skiver
Thomas Sinnott
Arletta Gottkee
Raleigh Sinnott
Harry Nihiser
Ralph Hill
Rockbridge
Denver Thompson
David
James Hood
Terry
John Gaston
Carbon Hill
Gertrude Ginther
Jacob Ginther
Middleport
Carl Blauer
Judy
John Gierhart
Basil
Neil Gierhart
Avid
Wek
Nelson Skiver
Homer Lent
Nelsonville
Murray City
C. B. Lees
C. H. Patton
Walter Lehman
C. S. Matheny
Homer Carter
G. R. Macy
J. E. Kinnison
Lancaster
Lent
Ten Years Ago at Athens High and NearbyEvents
This column recalls events from ten years ago including the Merchants Skit Show at the AHS auditorium with Jimmy Littler's band, Dick Atkins acrobatics, and Mariel LeMasters on accordion. Henry Corradini, Lucas County RERA director, and Margaret Radford hosted Toledo visitors over the weekend.
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Merchants
Ahs Auditorium
Topnotch
Jimmy Littler
Dick Atkins
Mariel LeMasters
Henry Corradini
Margaret Radford
Toledo
W. H. Radford
Franklin Ave
Corradini
RERA
Lucas County
Laurel Cliff News Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Laurel Cliff notes report visits among locals including John Lightfoot Haydenville and son Wilber Lightfoot Nelsonville to Mrs. Elsie McCumber. Ward and Christy relocations to Pearl Jacobs farm Ravenna and Crooksville. Tony Liesheit Dar win and Bertha Huffman tied to Akron and illness. PTA Founders Day program raised 15 dollars. James Long Springfield and Mabel Williams clan hosted weekend guests.
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Laurel Cliff
John Lightfoot
Haydenville
Wilber Lightfoot
Nelsonville
Elsie McCumber
Garland Ward
Pearl Jacobs
Raymond Christy
Ravenna
Ratliff
Charles Diehl
Alfred Michels
Mickie Buck
Crooksville
Tony Liesheit
Darwin
McCumber
Bertha Huffman
Akron
Alma Krusenbrod
PTA
James Long
Springfield
Mabel Williams
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the Plains Social Notes
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Ervin Wolfe
Eldred Shafer
Canton
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Tony Kovalcik
Robert Lee Miller
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Robert Lee
Marilyn Winnigman
George Cochran
Henry Evans
Missouri Leonard
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Ohio University
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C. J. McCullough
Maxwell
Coolville News
Hillsboro
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the Public Forum
Albany
Social Notes
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NEA
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Clarence Spencer Tocus
Ohio University i Graduate
Ann Beasley
Mr. J
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Rosalind
Ohio School of the Air
Ohio Wesleyan University
Anne Keating
Jake Wesbitt
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St. Louis Cardinals
Athens High School
Charles Cook
Fred Evert
James Shaffer
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