Ohio Newspaper Associations Cite Press Members
A listing notes membership affiliations includes American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Select List Audit Bureau of Circulation Ohio Newspaper Association Inland Daily Press Association and United Press member status detailing industry affiliations.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Reasonable Speed Limits Advocated in Ohio Legislation
A House measure would set 35 mph on city state routes, 26 mph on other streets, and 20 mph near schools. The author argues these limits protect all road users and curb reckless driving, urging motorists to back the bill in Columbus.
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Ohio
Columbus
Commonwealth
Officials Act to Curb City Garbage Dumping
Nelsonville and Athens officials commend efforts to halt illegal rubbish dumping. Athens bans dumping within city limits and removes waste from Herrold Place to protect public health and curb odors. Strong ordinances aim to force proper disposal and safeguard residents’ rights.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Athens City
Herrold Place
Ohio engineers urge canal to divert flood water to Lake Erie
A proposal to divert flood water from upper Ohio River into Lake Erie via a large canal is backed by engineers after years of study. They claim it would cut lower river flood stages, save money, require fewer dams, and could provide shipping use while raising Lake Erie's level.
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Upper
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Scoffers
Pennsylvania
Great Muskingum Valley
Northeastern Ohio Diversion
Pittsburgh
Ohio Engineers
Washington
Vinton County
Swan Township
Hocking County
A. M. Lewis
Lebanon
Logan
Presbyterian Church
Athens
Perry
Hocking Valley
the Sentinel
Hocking Canal
After Flood Tragedy Detroit Fire Family Devastated
A Detroit fireman learns his brother dies in the Ohio River flood and travels to Kentucky to bury him. A series of telegrams reveals more deaths in the same family and finally the father, mother, sister, and another brother die from pneumonia linked to flood conditions.
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Detroit
Kentucky
Senator Claims You Haven’t Seen Anything Yet At Victory Day Dinner
A senator’s remark at the Democratic Victory Day dinner is cited as a pledge of future political moves, while Republicans counter that the statement signals more aggressive strategy to come.
Surrealist Exhibit Features Hat Rule Against Leaving It
A surrealist show centers on a witty hat etiquette rule as a woman is urged not to leave her hat unguarded, framing the playful competition as a social quip about propriety and style.
Roosevelt budget, labor policy clash grows in Congress
The piece notes Roosevelt's budget strain as support grows for larger WPA and farm programs, with key figures like Lehman Wallace Wagner Morgenthau pushing for bigger sums and possible new taxes. It sketches Senate D leadership and Robinson’s missteps over alleged Ku Klux letters as part of Democratic infighting.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lehman Et al
House Democratic Steering Committee
CCC
Agriculture
Wallace
Wagner
Treasury
Morgenthau
Heavy Brigade
Congress
Senate
Robinson
Kansas
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Robinson
Warning in Congressional Record Spreads Quietly
Senator Clark cites Section 201 of the Criminal Code to warn officials against pressuring Congressmen, noting insiders traced the warning to presidential liaison figures Charles West and James Roosevelt. Quezon eyes Manila Washington talks may yield independence for the Philippines and a preferential tariff pact.
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Clark
Missouri
Charles West
James Roosevelt
Manuel Quezon
Manila
Washington
Philippines
Cuba
Political Seer Hurja Disagrees With Farley Over Election Peel
The piece notes Emil Hurja and Samuel Farley clash over election forecasts. Hurja bases his 167 electoral vote estimate on sound math and historical data, while Farley relies on optimistic predictions from county chairs. Roosevelt reportedly faced similar figures to Hurja.
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Democratic
Seer
Emil Hurja
Seer Hurja
Seer Farley
Hurja
Landon
Roosevelt
Mr. Farley
Farley
London debutante school head on modern girls habits
The head of a London debutante school remarks that modern girls are not used to kneeling, except after Leap Year. In Newark a man with hiccups drinks champagne for nearly a month, fueling a cycle of discomfort.
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London
Hiccoughs
Newark, N. J
Economist humor and odd claims in a troubled era
In this era the text hints at high costs in America and cheaper tricks abroad. A Hungarian jab at a duelling doctor appears as satire. An Arizona chemist claims air gold, while a crooner earns copper from heaven. A co author referenced in an auto wreck appears, reflecting labor strife and scab culture.
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Arizona
Kennedy Named To Lead Merchant Marine Commission
Column lauds Joseph P. Kennedy as chairman with vast powers under the merchant marine act and urges aggressive measures to restore the American flag on the seas. It contrasts Hitler and Kaiser with German people and defends humane culture amid Nazi regime.
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Hugh 8. Johnson
New York City
New Mercantile Marine Act
Seven Seas
Joseph P. Kennedy
S.E.C
Adolf Hitler
Pathies
Hitler
Kaiser
District Tales of Long Ago District Tales of Long Ago
Chester Township plans a new schoolhouse as salt furnaces near Syracuse idle for summer. Mrs. Fanny Strong demolishes Giles mansion in Rutland to build a modern home. Senator Carpenter’s Children’s Home bill passes House and awaits popular vote before enactment.
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Board of Education
Chester Township
Chester
Syracuse
Fanny Strong
Giles
Rutland
Carpenter
Senate
Miner Wage Write-In Calls for Fairer Deal
John Ponn of Gloucester Rural District 4 argues in the Public Forum for a fair wage agreement in mining. He contends current figures misrepresent miners earnings, notes hazardous work and skilled labor, and urges equitable national income distribution to stabilize prices and avoid labor unrest.
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the Messenger
Water shortage menaces one third of North Dakota towns
Grand Forks, N D Inadequate water supplies confront nearly a third of the 326 incorporated communities in North Dakota, it was reported by F W Voedisch, superintendent of the state federal water project.
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Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
F. W. Voedisch
Poets Corner Seeks Readers Verses with Names and Addresses
Messenger Readers submit verses with bylines. Poems include To My Mother by Evelyn Holdcroft from Chesterhill Ohio and a verse by Robert M Richards of Logan Ohio. The page notes barbed wire as a major factor in the revolution aging western American life.
Daphne Brett and Larry Smiths Complex Broadway Night
Daphne a NY advertising exec loves architect Larry Smith but faces conflict with sister Jennifer who dates Tuck Ainsley. A late night romance and marriage proposal collide with career duties as Jennifer nears a life change. A new license discovery threatens Daphne and Larry.
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Daphne Brett
New York
Larry Smith
Daphne
Jennifer
Tucker Ainsley
Larry
Tuck Ainsley
Tuck
Jack
Old Jack
Jennifer D. Brett
Local Social Roundup and School Health Note
Ruth circle hosts and church parlors gather for May festivities led by Mrs Ed Juniper and Mrs Clarence Wemsley with music at Laurel Run. Athens High School reports complete defective eyesight after county health exam. Florence Elder and Roy Tracy announce engagement. Bernarda Bryson marks 14th birthday with theater party. many friends attend. Orpha Graham teaches Worker's Class at First M E Church. Mildred Francis leaves for Columbus.
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THE
United Press
Paul Mallon
America
Hungary
Ogso
Johnson
Meigs County
the Public Forum
John Ponn
Glouster R. D
Dakota
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Evelyn Holdcroft Chesterhill
Robert M. Richards
E. Second
Manhattan
Brett
Smith
Jack Cartwright
Virginia
Ed. L. Juniper
Clarence Wemsley
Eugene Pritchard Nelsonville
Ruth
Dr. C. L. Jones
Los Angeles
Cal
Clara
Reda Watkins
E. McQuade
Katherine Figg
Mrs. C. B. Price
Laurel Run
Athens High School
County Health Department
Florence Elder
J. R. Elder
E. State Sr
Roy Tracy
Pomeroy
Bernarda Bryson
C. H. Bryson
Elsie Doerneburg
Catharine McKee
Janice Battin
Elizabeth Morgan
Jennie Mulligan
Blanche Riley
Abigail Putnam
Mary Peoples
Helen Peoples
Eleanor Phillips
Alice Phlips
Doris Henry
Mary Emal Wilson
Ruth Foster
Stella Mae Witt
Ruth McCormick
Dorothy McCormick
Aberi] Moore
Louise Angel
Orpha Graham
M. E. Church
W. B. ‘Francis
Mildred Francis
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