Theodore Roosevelt and the birth of a modern presidency
The piece reviews Roosevelt's impact as a reformist president who curbed corporate power, pushed railroad regulation, advanced food safety, and promoted conservation. It notes his moral leadership and mixed flaws, arguing he earned respect as a Hall of Fame figure despite critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Between Two Extremes Balancing Fear and Indifference
The piece warns of mass hysteria from war and violence and urges a balanced view. It contrasts panic with emotional sterility and calls for sensible precautions and sustained spiritual power to prevent a chamber of horrors. It emphasizes avoiding subversion, road hazards, and a need for measured awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
South
Ford speech links industry ethics to free enterprise survival
Henry Ford II warns top management to clean its house or unethical practices will aid the Kremlin. He condemns collusion of management and labor that harms human rights and the future of Americans. The speech frames ethical reform as essential to democracy and capitalism facing modern challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Henry Ford II
Ford
Kremlin
Enormous cake photo destroyed for national security
A historical account recalls workers at an English ordnance factory hosting a retiring secretary to the admiralty. They ordered a cake shaped as the first British nuclear submarine and had it photographed. The secret service ordered the plates destroyed to protect national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordnance Factory
England
Admiralty
Secret Service
Russia
Story teller Jim Bishop links Eichmann to Fanny Schulein
In a reflective reminiscence, Bishop recalls Fanny Schulein a German Jewish émigré who fled Nazi Germany in 1933. He contrasts her wit and resilience with Adolf Eichmann and notes her later life in Los Angeles where she supported eye transplant foundations while living frugally.
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Adolf Eichmann
Fanny Schulein
Fanny
Los Angeles
Jerusalem
Miss Schulein
Nurnberg
Siort
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Gestapo
America
Hitler
United States
Mother
Mrs. Schulein
Schuleins
Beachwood Dr
Hollywood
Eichmann
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Fees and Marital Strain
A reader questions a $3 charge for a prescription renewal note and whether to pay. Abby suggests clarifying hospital policy and notifying the medical society if needed. Another letter seeks reassurance about marriage woes caused by suspicion and fatigue, with Abby advising open dialogue and investigation. A final note congratulates a reader for two months of progress and explains how Abby answers letters.
Doctor Cranes Personal Cases Vaccination Explained for Smallpox
Dr Crane explains vaccination to Ethel J an 18 year old college freshman unhappy with smallpox scars. He contrasts parental beliefs with science noting antibodies build after mild vaccine exposure and that modern sterile needles prevent death from vaccination. He laments smallpox and urges readers to request his booklet by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel J
Ethel
Crane
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
An essay discusses who should judge what literature is pornographic. It cites Lawrence Bronte Thackeray and Chaucer to show shifting bans, notes Fanny Hill versus The Canterbury Tales, and ends with a quip about industrialists and authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Cerf
D.H. Lawrence
Charlotte Bronte
Lawrence
Lady Chatterley
Thackeray
Cornhill
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Fanny Hill
Emma
Chaucer
George S. Kaufman
Felice and Carter on Taft-Hartley Trial in Cleveland
The Pilsener Brewing Co controller testified that Union official John J. Felice received a 4500 loan from the brewery funds later written off as a bad debt. Felice, head of Teamsters Local 293, and former brewery president George S. Carter, face Taft-Hartley Act charges. Judge Girard E. Kalbfleisch presides without a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pilsener Brewing Co
U. S
John J. Felice
Teamsters Union
Felice
Teamsters Local 293
George S. Carter
The
Brewing Company
Girard E. Kalbfleisch
The American Nazi movement and its Rockwell link
The piece argues that the American Party World Union of Free Enterprise National Socialists led by Lincoln Rockwell espouses Nazi, anti Semitic, and anti capitalist ideas. It notes Rockwell’s praise of Hitler and calls for a world order to free humanity from Jewish domination, with plans for racial purification and a new African state for Negroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Union of Free Enterprise National Socialists
Arlington
Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Houston Stewart Chamberlain
United States
Karl Marx
Stalin
Khrushchev
Humanity
Eichmann
Africa
Elijah Muhammad
Nation of Islam
Social Roundup in Long Bottom Guests and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newlun spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Romey White in Chillicothe. Several local families hosted or visited kin and friends in the area including the Lawrence, Dean, Calvert, Branch, Swan, Sisson, Germen, Marcinko, and Hensley households during recent weekends and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
Harold Newlun
Romey White
Chillicothe
Oliver Swain
Bill Swain
Clyde Lawrence
Gene Roy
Paul Lawrence
Portland
Clarence Dean
Columbus
Wayne Prince
Zern Pierce
Ethel Chevalier
Byron Calvert
Guysville
Ruth Larkins
Orlin Branch
Anna Swan
Cora Swan
Charles Marcinko Sr
Tom and Manning
Reedsville
Charles
Charles Massner
Oscar Bab
Local Residents Attend Multiple Weekend Visits and Funeral
Residents from Glouster Columbus and surrounding areas made weekend visits to relatives and attended a funeral. Attendees include Nellie Altman’s funeral attendees N Straitsville Florence Blankenship Mabel Abram Edna Rawlins Bert Long and others from Lakewood Murray City and Logan visiting families in Glouster and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Blankenship
Mabel Abram
Edna Rawlins
Bert Long
Glouster
Nellie Altman
William Edwards
Lakewood
Margaret Edwards
Amy Lanning
Charles Lowry
Judy
Murray City
John Spicer
George Reddin
James Sherrard
Columbus
John Sherrard
William Bird
Miamiville
Mabel Price
Anna Abram
Margaret Rushin
Billy
Margaret Lloyd
George
Harry Douglas
Larry Lemon
Logan
Ray McMans
Local Visitors Drop By Cheshire Area Homes
Reverend Robert Duty and Mrs Duty of Rio Grande and Clyde Davis with Mrs Davis of Ryger called on Bert Hern. Fielding Hawksins of Dickerson West Virginia visited Mrs Cora Rothgeb. Junior Cornelus of Lancaster and Forrest Smith visited Alma Swisher. Athens Messenger listings reflect community social calls and local notices.
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Cheshire
Robert Duty
Rio Grande
Clyde Davis
Ryger
Bert Hern
Fielding Hawkins
Dickerson
W. Va
Cora Rothgeb
Junior Cornelus
Lancaster
Forrest Smith
Alma Swisher
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Mark Hanna
White House
Hall of Fame
Jim Bishop
Pru
Thany
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Young
Beverly Hills
Calif
Doctor Crane
Robin Goodfellow
King Features Syndicate
Brewing
George Sokolsky
Long Bottom News
Mrs
David Smith
N. Straitsville
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
O Dail Ya&s
S&s
Associa Press
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