Newspaper Associations Cite Shared Circulation Goals
Members from the American Newspaper Publishers Association and Ohio press groups join the Audit Bureau of Circulation and United Press Associations in a joint report on circulation practices. The Associated Ohio Dailies and Daily Press Association coordinate testing through the Ohio Select Test and Full Leased Telegraph Wire Report services.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select Test
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Intend Daily Press Association
United Press Associations
New Program on Economic Security for the Wage Earner
The piece argues that economic security for workers and employers is a key but distant goal in the New Deal era. It stresses living wages, union rights, collective bargaining, and social programs like old age pensions and health insurance as foundations for lasting stability, urging a sensible social program over self-interest.
Because Tax Delinquency Prompts New State Taxes in Ohio
A view argues that Ohio faces higher taxes due to widespread tax delinquency. Public officials are blamed for not publishing delinquent lists, which allegedly reduces payment rates. The piece advocates publicity, cites examples of unpaid taxes amid dividends, and urges legislators to confront dodgers to ease the burden on compliant taxpayers.
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Ohio
Governor Lehman Urges NY Court Reform
Governor Lehman urged New York's legislature to revise court procedures citing delays as a scandal from Shakespearean times. The message calls for faster justice and changes to the state's court system.
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Shakespeare
Rebelais
Lehman
New York
Indictments Expected Against Noted Financiers and Republican
Washington reports three new indictments likely within days involving two well known financiers and a prominent Republican who have faced banking troubles. The Justice Department team has quietly built the case and believes indictments are certain, tying the trio to the Mellon Lamont Walker Sidle income tax quartet.
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Washington
Justice Department
Mellon-Lamont-Walker-Sidle
Morgenthau silver data to Pecora inquiry fuels Democratic heat
Prominent Democrats face scrutiny as Treasury Secretary Morgenthau may hand over silver speculation data to Prosecutor Pecora for a public inquiry. A related stock market matter could emerge soon, potentially increasing political pressure. The decision hinges on data sufficiency for public exposure, with no evidence of political obstruction. The silver issue is seen as likely to cast a dark lining.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Pecora
Anthony Advo cates and the reform ideal in politics
The text discusses the Anthony faction as reform minded young advocates trained by Felix Frankfurter, their willingness to serve in government for modest pay, and contrasts with Old English stage naming. It then shifts to resignations from the Democratic National Committee, House cleaning, labor strikes, public opinion, and the railroad code debate signaling broader political economy tensions.
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Anthony
Felix Frankfurter
Villian
Mr. Snake
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Frank Walker
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
Mullen
A. F. of L
Governor laments court delays slow justice in Ohio
The governor notes delays of up to four years before trials or hearings in many states. He cites Ohio where court and commission delays in gas and telephone rate cases stretch beyond four years, leaving thousands waiting a decade for decisions. The result is public condemnation of courts and commissions.
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Lehman
Ohio
It Seems to Me By Heywood Broun
Heywood Broun writes from Miami about his self critique as a journalist and the city’s winter retreat of retirees on jury lists. He muses on aging work life, economic shifts, and the idea of paid idleness after age 50, noting effects on laborers, doctors, and reporters.
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Miami
Bablyon
Los Angeles
The Delights and Doldrums of Retirement in New York
A columnist muses on retired life and leisure among middle class and capitalists in New York. He notes chimney corner warmth, horseshoe pitching, and restlessness, contrasting it with F. P. A. and George Ade. He argues writers deserve pay for their days and jokes about proprieties of retirement.
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New York
Miami
George Ade
Ade
Mr. Ade
Ade and Dooley: Reflections on American Letters and Satire
The speaker compares George Ade to later writers like Lardner and Runyon, noting Ade's dated slang yet lasting place in American literature. He recalls Dooley and Riley jokes, praising Ade's relevance while acknowledging the era's shifting style and the enduring mystery of Riley's mortician anecdote.
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Mr. Dooley
Philosopher
Archy Road
Lardner
Mencken
Winchell
Runyon
Hemingway
Ade
George Ade
Kaufman and Ryskind
Sulu
James Whitcomb Riley
Undertaker
Riley
Sea serpent washes ashore with odd fusion claims
A scientist near France reports a creature with a sea lion neck and a dugong body, while another at the University of California asserts a two-note singing talent and hints at double crossers. The account blends fantastical anatomy with implausible claims.
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France
Ananias
University of California
Your Health Diet By Dr. Morris Fishbein
Community health guidance describes preventing amebic dysentery through clean water, proper sewage disposal, food protection from flies, and regular examination of food handlers. Boiling heavily contaminated water is advised over chlorination, and treatment options include chimoron carbarsone vioform and emetin under physician supervision. Diagnosis requires laboratory microscopic proof to confirm Entamoeba histolytica and distinguish it from other amebas and bacterial dysentery.
Six Year Olds and the Turning Point in Childhood
Olive Roberts Barton argues that six marks a pivotal shift from preschool growth to purposeful learning. She notes a child’s emerging individuality, attitudes, and mental habits, encouraging parents to guide rather than overshadow with nature doing much of the tutoring. A Massachusetts motorist was arrested after kissing his wife at 80 mph, a separate incident.
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Madame Nature
Nature
Jimmy
Jean
Massachusetts
Golfer An O Haver Makes 135 Yard Hole in One
Bloomington player Tom O Haver during a wet August round at a Sullivan Indiana course used a No 6 iron to break the club in two yet still sank a 135 yard par 3 hole in one. Laura Henninger of 14 Villa Avenue writes two letters simultaneously with both hands in mirror reverse style and claims no practice. Tomorrow: The Ever Changing U
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Tom O'Haver
Bloomington
Indiana
Sullivan
O’haver
Laura Henninger
Villa Avenue
A closeup of Polygamy and related opinions
A public forum item in Harper's is cited arguing polygamy could reduce divorces by offering a different homeopathic remedy. It questions legality, notes historical polygamy figures, and references biblical guidance, with dated commentary on political leadership and social timing.
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the Messenger
Harper's
Kemal
Mussolini
Roosevelt
Random Pickups and Labor's Spring Drive in Politics
The piece surveys the President's pace and public reception, noting Mrs. Roosevelt as a key influencer. It warns of intensifying labor troubles and unions gaining life with the New Deal, while farm relief prompts bandwagon optimism and debates over acreage reductions and fertilizer use.
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American Federation of Labor
Ohio boys to return after California trip
The Messenger reports the local boys basketball team, of thirteen players, won fifteen of their games and scored 460 points. A farewell party is planned for March 19 before their departure to Ohio and homes. a camp photographer captured team photos in Boulder Creek, California, on March 11.
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Fornia
Ohio
California
Boulder Creek
Calif
Merch
Jeet
Ten Years Ago Bankers Association Officers Elected
News notes recall W B Golden elected president of the county bankers association with Fred man as vice president J Sherrard and C G O Bleness as treasurer Mrs T R Biddle visits relatives and others recover from illness Reverend and Mrs bore host to a Tuesday event Harris spoke on the Leese of Natio and a committee arranged for a Country Cue card event
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W. B. Golden
Ens County Bankers’ Association
Fredman
J. §. Sherrard
C. G. O'Bleness
Bore
Harris
Leese of
Natio
Advertisements and names from Cincinnati social notes
A fragment lists individuals including Millikan, Hick, Abdella, and Hart at a Cincinnati venue. Mentions Miss Beckley dancing at Ohio University and a Florida trip by Mr. and Mrs. Zenner. Also notes Ethel Beckley and her father Jey, and various club officers and positions in local organizations.
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Lostro
Millikan and Hick
E. T. Abdella
Tom Cotton Farel Hart
Ethel Beckley
Jey
Cincinnati
Beckley “ Dent
Ohio University
Henry Zenner
Florida
Helen Uliom
Columbus
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