Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co Newspaper Notice
The Athens Messenger page provides publication details for the Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co including staff roles and associations. It lists circulation regions and subscription rates with weekly and annual options and notes postal classifications and post office entry as second class matter.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Courting for War and Franco’s Rising Influence
The article argues European powers will court Francisco Franco to secure Spain and prevent a leftist shift from triggering a new world war. It stresses Franco needs foreign credits to rebuild a wrecked economy and warns that sustained diplomacy with Franco could avert broader Mediterranean conflict.
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Franco
Spain
Mediterranean
France
England
Hitler
Mussolini
Germany
Italy
Every Dog Is Entitled to One Bite Says Law
New York State rejected a plan allowing postal workers to sue for damages after dog bites. lawmakers affirmed the traditional common law that a dog is entitled to one bite before its owner is presumed responsible. Senator C Tracey Stagg notes the medieval principle remains the standard, affecting Spot Mickey Ted and Sandy cases.
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New York State
Towser
Rags
Fido
Prince
C. Tracey Stagg
Spot
Mickey
Ted
Sandy
Immigrants Cited for Pioneering Bridge Work
The office of education lauds immigrants for their deeds, highlighting John Roebling the German engineer who brought plans for the Brooklyn Bridge and sparked modern suspension bridge building. In Trenton a Roebling company notice states aliens with under ten years’ employment were dismissed, showing stark contrasts in a few years.
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Office of Education
America
John Roebling
Brooklyn Bridge
Trenton
N. J
John A. Roebling’s Sons Co
Cruel or Unusual Punishments In Car Ring Plan
A traffic safety plan from Scranton proposes painting color rings on cars after offenses to shame drivers. The idea faces legality concerns over cruel punishments. Other notes include Hoover meeting Garner and a humorous quip about license plates and gelatine.
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Scranton
International Association of Police Chiefs
Honor committee needed to curb remarks by government officials
Washington column argues for an honor committee to curb reckless public remarks by officials on foreign affairs. It notes alcohol can dull judgment and urges sobriety in public during campaigns and office, warning of the global risks from drunk or impaired statements.
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Washington
Houses of Congress
Bruce Catton Reports on LaFollette Committee Findings
Washington scene depicts repression plans under the LaFollette Committee's forthcoming report on the Associated Farmers. The group allegedly serves railroads and big business, uses private arsenals and deputies to break strikes, and aims to prevent labor organization among migrant workers on the West Coast.
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Washington
Harlan County
LaFollette Committee
la Follette Committee
Department of Justice
Associated Farmers
California
Oregon
Senate
West Coast
National Labor Relations Board
Questions and Answers on Education and History
A compilation of Q and A covering land grant colleges state status, paupers at death, correct phrasing in English, world cinema output in 1938, Westminster Abbey burial, hollow masonry plastering, Edison patents, US highway surfacing, and blacksnake venom. Includes figures such as 1 200 Edison patents and 73 percent road surfacing.
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United States
Europe
Latin America
Far
Near East
Westminster Abbey
Thomas A. Edison
Messenger Service Bureau Instructions
The notice instructs mailing questions to The Messenger's Service Bureau in Washington for factual answers and states that legal and medical advice cannot be given or extended research performed. It provides an address at 1013 13th St. NW and signs The Editor.
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Messenger's Service Bureau
Washington
13Th St
Washington, D. C
Public Forum Letters Welcome Signatures Required
Citizens are invited to submit signed comments on current events to the public forum column. Letters should be concise to allow multiple contributions daily and must include the writer's signature.
Denomination means move away from the name
Clyde E. White argues that denomination derives from de and nomina meaning to move away from the name. He contends many religious figures have shifted from the name of Christ to other names and urges a return to the original name.
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the Messenger
Miles
Christ
Rheumatic Fever Warned as Major Child Crippler
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses rheumatic fever, its links to streptococcus infection, and the ongoing difficulty in prevention. He notes outbreaks in poorer urban areas, lasting heart damage, and lifelong disability, urging housing reform, nutrition, school ventilation, early diagnosis, and hospital rehabilitation for affected children.
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Morris Fishbein
Easter Morn Christ crucified and risen in verse
Poet’s Corner features a reader verse on Easter morning praising Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection with lines about the nails spear darkness the tomb and the stone roll away. Signed by Mrs. John Duckler Athens Ohio R F D 5. A Montreal barber shop advertises a multiple service package including haircut shave and clothes cleaning with dressing gown worn during the process.
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Christ
John Duckler
Athens
Ohio
R.F.D
Montreal
Alan Declines St. Louis Post And Urges Emily To Eric
Alan Warren rejects Dr Peterson’s contract to move to St Louis and stay in Sumner. He tells Emily and Eric that Emily loves Eric and must have a better life, urging Emily to join him and depart with Herminia. He leaves to face an uncertain future, while Emily and Eric watch him go.
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Alan Warren
Emily Warren
Alan
Eric Kane
DR. Farrell
Emily
Eric
Peterson
Kane
Sumner
William Peterson
New York
Dr. Warren
St. Louis
Dr. Peterson
Doctor
Sleepyhead
Goodby
Washington
Farrell
Herminia
Alan—darling
Poland Stands Between Germany and the Peace of the World
In a Warsaw interview Premier Paderewski warns Germany could dominate the East economically and politically and threaten global peace unless Poland is strengthened. A War Savings airplane piloted by Lieut Swann arrives in Athens as part of the War Savings Stamp drive. Members of the Athens Gun Club compete in a Mill Street match with participants listed.
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Poland
Germany
East
Paderewski
Warsaw
War Savings
Lieut
R. C. Swann
Athens
Athens Gun Club
Mill St
J. B. Swanson
M. M. Kerr
J. E. Baine
Doc Clark
Harvey Porter
O. E. Huggins
Pete Martin
Fred McKay
Wilson Carr
A. T. Lawhead
Fred Alderman
A. E. Murphy
Raymond Stutz
Clarence Murphey
Will Hawk
Wolfe Returns to Duty at Norfolk Naval Hospital
Troy Emerson Wolfe has returned to duty at the Norfolk Naval Hospital after a three week visit with his parents in Athens. He is a pharmacist mate in the United States Navy and is accompanied by his Norfolk native wife. Wolfe enlisted in 1929 and served at Norfolk, Honolulu, and back to Norfolk.
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W. H. Byers
Navy
Athens Post Office
Troy Emerson Wolfe
United States Navy
Naval Hospital
Norfolk
Finley M. Wolfe
McKinley Ave
Wolfe
Honolulu
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