Athens Messenger and Herald Publisher Rates and Staff
The Athens Messenger and Herald lists publication details including Gordon K Bush as Publisher and Gen Met, Charles H Harris as Managing Editor, and mentions memberships with newspaper associations. Subscription rates are shown: carrier and mail options with varying annual and weekly prices.
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Gordon K Bush
Charles H. Harris
Mece
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Nland Daily Press Association
Roosevelt wage and price policy questioned in editorial
The editorial critiques President Roosevelt's push for shorter hours and higher wages, arguing that raising unit costs will raise prices and hurt overall prosperity. It contends that only a minority earns wages while all buy goods, and questions the feasibility of managed wages and prices delivering broad prosperity.
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Sara Delano Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
4-H Club Will Enroll Ohio Farm Youth In Conservation
More than fifty thousand Ohio farm boys and girls will join 4-H clubs this year to learn conservation. The program trains youth to study wild life, plants, soil, streams, and erosion while older members teach farm practices to protect birds, clean streams, and conserve resources for future livelihoods.
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Ohio
Freight on Rails Redefines Modern Transport
The article describes a joint road rail freight service where motor trucks haul goods to rail depots, transfer to trailers on flat cars, and ship by rail to destinations. It argues this will reduce highway truck traffic, road hazards, and congestion, possibly eliminating the need for special truck roads and freeing funds for updated highways.
Roosevelt signals steady course amid relief wrangling
The article portrays President Roosevelt's stance as unchanged amid clashes over relief funds. Tugwell threatens to quit if funds lag, Ickes pushes for ear marking of relief money for PWA, and Hopkins is accused of diverting relief resources. Roosevelt indicates continuity with existing funding flows from Hopkins and the RFC revolving fund.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Professor Tugwell
Congress
Mr. Ickes
PWA
Hopkins
Mr. Roosevelt
Messrs
Ickes
Tugwell
RFC
New Deal reform quietly framed by Roosevelt aides
Reporters noted a pained presidential tone as old policies were pictured as reformed from within. Ickes and Tugwell were sidelined while Hopkins prepared to manage the gains. The room emptied as bulletins suggested a moral shift in policy.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Ickes
Tugwell
Hopkins
A Political Compromise Halts Grand World Plans
The piece argues Professors Tugwell and Hopkins and Ickes cannot push wide scale reforms. It contends they will only act as sidelines figures, handling limited funds and delaying major new projects. The result is acceptance of a practical, limited political settlement.
Hopkins' Record Impresses Roosevelt With Fast Fulfilling Orders
The Roosevelt administration praises Hopkins for following directives, spending money to set amounts, and deploying workers with verifiable figures. Despite widespread criticism, he demonstrates a concrete track record unmatched by other New Deal aides.
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Hopkins
Roosevelt
Internal spats stain Roosevelt administration ties
The piece notes intra official feuds as one official digs into the business past of another, seeking help from Republican congressmen who refuse. It suggests trouble with the material and quips that officials need a vacation in a refrigerator.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Smuggling Hits North China Trade Undermines Markets
Smuggling of goods from Japan’s Manchukuo and the Dairen free port undermines American and British markets in North China to dodge Chinese duties. Authorities warn revenue losses could reach 50 million dollars a year, straining China’s finances and its debt payments while diplomats search for an answer. China blames enforcement on Beijing. Japan says duty rules are China’s problem.
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China
Japan
Manchukuo
Dairen
Informal naval treaty sent to Senate for review
The New Deal diplomats avoided pressing ratification this session. They sent the naval treaty informally to the Senate. Chairman Pittman circulated it among senators to gauge support before official submission.
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Senate
Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Leap Year Silliness Leads To Tragic Fall In Englewood
An Englewood New Jersey man involved in a dangerous incident when a young woman leaped from an upper story into his lap is cited as another example of Leap Year peril.
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Englewood, N. J
Mushrooms Lift 83-Pound Block in Basingstroke
In Basingstroke England two mushrooms lifted an 83 pound block but import delays keep America reliant on the PWA for such materials.
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Basingstroke
Eng
America
Wrestler sues Detroit driver for alleged permanent injuries
A professional wrestler sues a Detroit driver claiming permanent disfigurement from an auto crash. He faces challenge proving long term injury while a separate line reports quadruplets born in New Jersey amid a political trend seen by baby kissing politicians as alarming.
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Detroit
New Jersey
President Roosevelt stamp collector clues from Congress item
The note references President Roosevelt as a keen stamp collector and asks what happened to the rubber stamps he previously used in Congress, signaling a curiosity about past practices or memorabilia.
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Roosevelt
Congress
District Tales of Long Ago From Sharpsburg Ohio
District tales of long ago recount life in Northeastern Township Athens County centered on Mt. Hermon Church. Anecdotes cover religious zeal and coffee after services, mustering grounds for Morgan’s raid, butternut badges, and Civil War emblems. Next installment promises slavery era notes.
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Athens County
Morgan
North
Poet's Corner IN THE WOODS
A reflective poem extols summer woods as sacred spaces where God is felt in nature. It urges finding peace away from cities, praising forest sanctuaries as God’s temples and pondering His handiwork, signed by Mrs. Charles Holdcroft of Chesterhill Ohio. An unrelated note about British bicycle output follows.
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Charles Holdcroft
R.D. No
Chesterhill
Ohio
Commencement and Awards Highlight Plains High School
Mrs F Peoples returned from Dayton visiting her daughter Miss Mary Peoples. Mr Bernard Dixon of Chicago stayed with his aunt Miss Mina Fry. George Whipple and sons Eldridge and Dick visited Niles for Miss Martha Whipple’s school duties. Dr FE Bryan gave the commencement address. W A Hamer distributed diplomas and Rev Frederick Brown offered the blessing. Miss Elizabeth Garber and Mrs J T Merwin with Mrs Robert Tompkins awarded first to Pi Beta Phi and second to Alpha Gamma Delta in a singing contest sponsored by the Women’s League and Athens Rotary Club.
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George Whipple
Eldridge
Niles
Martha Whipple
FE. B. Bryan
the Plains High School
W. A. Hamer
Board of Education
Frederick Brown
Athens
Elizabeth Garber
J. T. Merwin
Robert Tompkins
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Alpha Gamma Delta
Women's League
Athens Rotary Club
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits And Events
Miss Catherine Cavanaugh left for Gambier to attend the Kenyon College ball. Mrs. T. N. Hoover hosted a needle party for her sister Mrs. Covington Westlake. Miss Sarah J. Cutler, of Marietta, visited Dr. and Mrs. A. Y. Wilcox in Youngstown. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Anderson of Sennacca Kansas returned from a vacation with the Bethel family. Miss Theodosia Rowles of Bremen visited her sister Mrs. Harry Foster. A dinner hosted by Miss Elizabeth Barclay had guests including Miss Mary Ness Violet Patterson Mary Brison Florence Beadle Mary Kaler Constance McLeod and Olive Robens.
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Catherine Cavanaugh
Gambier
Kenyon College
T. N. Hoover
Covington Westlake
Youngstown
Theodosia Rowles
Bremen
Harry Foster
Mary T. Ness
Violet Patterson
Mary J. Brison
Florence Beadle
Mary Kaler
Constance McLeod
Olive Robens
Elizabeth Barclay
Notable quotes from public figures spark debate
A collection of remarks spans opera singers cooking in Italy to cautions about military policy. Quotations include Queena Marie on American canned goods, Sinclair Lewis on books, Wolde Mariam on Italy and the League of Nations, Jeff Davis on hoboes, Dr. W. R. Atkinson on brains, Eddie Rickenbacker on policies, and Jack Dempsey on the restaurant business.
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Italy
Budapest
America
Queena Marie
Democratic chairman warns about liquor permit fund solicitations
Francis W. Poulson, state Democratic chairman, said on Saturday that persons attempting to solicit campaign funds from liquor permit holders are imposters and should be turned over to the police. Puerto Cabello possesses the host harbor in Venezuela.
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Columbus
U.P
Francis W. Poulson
Linda confronts Basil Thorne over marriage demand in Hollywood
Linda, in a struggle between love and reputation, reveals Basil Thorne pressures her to marry him after a drunken liaison. She pleads Dix to act, but he refuses, citing his film career. Devastated, Linda plans to seek Pete Gardiner for support.
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Linda
Hollywood
Basil Thorne
Santa Monica
Dix
Darling
Gardiner
Pete
Thorne
Pete Gardiner
Beverly Wilshire
Health Hints And Diet By Dr Morris Fishbein
Babies need exercise like adults but a different kind. Daily outdoor activity and supervised movements build hunger, rest, and physical development, with emphasis on safe play and gradual head and neck control.
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