More Should Have Heard Editorial on Mansfield Boy Sentence
The Mansfield News-Journal editorial reflects on the life term given to a Mansfield youth for slaying his girlfriend. It urges parental guidance and personal restraint, stressing that good conduct pays and that youth form character to prevent future crime and moral decline.
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Charlies Wilson
Mansfield
Ohio
Mansfield News-Journal
Richland County
Huston
Judge Huston
Ohio Penitentiary
Social Security Spending Revealed as Large Administrative Payroll
A criticism of the new Social Security Act outlines $47.8 million in first year administrative costs. The Social Security board would spend $23 million on salaries, $15.8 million on wage records, and $29 million on state unemployment grants. The piece argues funds will fuel government payroll expansion and boondoggling, rather than helping workers.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Social Security Board
The Guffey coal decision and Supreme Court splits
Washington observers recount a 67 day battle over the coal act as the justices produced nine separate opinions. All agreed labor provisions were unconstitutional, yet on price fixing the majority shifted, producing a complex compromise that pleased few and frustrated New Deal supporters.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Reasons for muted reaction to New Deal reversal
The piece argues three factors dampening response: broad expectation of the ruling, widespread legal doubt about the Guffey Act’s constitutionality, and coal policy not being a decisive national issue. It notes Roosevelt urged Congress to pass the act despite constitutional concerns.
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Roosevelt
Congress
John L Lewis Seeks Smooth Path Without Guffey Act
Insiders say John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers can likely manage well without the Guffey Act as he signs a new one year contract, signaling ongoing labor stability and continued leadership.
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John L. Lewis
Garden Murder Case teased by neighbor rumor
A collection of disparate snippets notes a Canadian official’s claim about women, a rumored Garden Murder Case neighbor suspect, Tr Duce’s Ethiopia troops move, a garage man in Ohio finding a comet, a bill to a high-strung patron, and a crooner unfamiliar with a recent song title.
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Ohio
Pension Funds Debate on Safeguards and Currency Devaluation
The text questions who will ensure that funds collected from employers and employees for pensions and unemployment compensation are protected from mismanagement, unsafe investments, and currency devaluation caused by government actions. It argues for oversight to prevent waste.
District Tales of Long Ago in Guyan Township
Guyan Township in Gallia County organized December 4 1826 with the first election held at John Swindler’s house. Early officials elected and mills and schools described including 1814 and 1827 voting, first child born to Jonas McCarty, and the evolution of mills, schools, and churches through the 19th century. Notable details include Civil War era migrations, early religious services, and a Free Will Baptist church established in 1805 near Darst.
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Guyan Township
Gallia County
John Swindier
Guyan
Ohio Township
Elijah Fowler
John Swindler
Samuel Halley
Henry Swindler
Guy Fry
John Shuler
Daniel Rathburn
Charles Scott
Phineas Matthews
Benjamin Williams
Joel Higley
George Swisher
D. Rathburn
Jonas
Catherine
Circle) McCarty
Benjamin
Abram Durst
Kate Rife
Abram Roush
Isaac Patridge
Asa Bradbury
Jenkins
L. C. Guthrie
Cheshire
Kyger
Cloud
Wm. Athey
David Tate
J. D
Coughnour
Slaughter
Francis Norwood
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Virginia
Lindsay Hill
Jones McCarty
Paul Darst
Eli Stedman
Letart
Darsts
Kgger
Poet's Corner Verses from Messenger Readers
Readers contribute verses with name and address. The selections include These Things Stir My Heart by Bess V. Matchmore and Encouragement by Bess V. Mutchmore from Logan, Ohio, offered to soothe anxious minds with gentle reflections and kind words.
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Messenger
Bess V. Matchmore
Bess V. Mutchmore
Logan
Ohio
Health Hints For Bathing Newborns By Dr Morris Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines infant bathing guidelines from birth to one year. Begin with oil and cotton cleansing, avoid full baths during cold separation, warm room baths at 98F then reduce to 95F at six months and 90F after one year. Short soaks, thorough drying, salt in water for sensitive skin, and careful handling. wash creases, use oil on irritated areas, and optional powder.
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Morris Fishbein
Revival Service Planned at Concord Church Near Millfield
Athens Salvation Army will conduct a revival at Concord Church two miles north of Millfield Wednesday night at 7 o'clock Adjutant and Mrs Walter Hinshaw will lead with singing and preaching Fewer than one fifth of British flag ships are over 20 years old
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Athens Salvation Army
Concord Church
Millfield
Walter Hinshaw
Linda's Return to Newsroom and Love Reclaims Her
Linda escapes Honey Harmon to seek real happiness in Newtown then returns to the Blade seeking a permanent post as Pete Gardiner offers a lasting place. She realizes her love for Gardiner and accepts his embrace, ending with a hopeful reunion and career move.
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Linda
Honey Harmon
Honey
Pete
Newtown
Hollywood
Basil Thorne
Pete Gardiner
Honey Har
Mon
New York
Peter Gardiner
Holbein
Gardiner
Miss Harmon
Grand Central
Kansas City
Freing
Alwa
Canvases by Louise Stahl at Ohio University studio
A display titled Canvases by the foremost in America opened in the studio of Miss Louise Stahl at Ohio University Fine Arts. The piece highlights studio activities and a focus on regional art during a period of cultural events.
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Foremost
America
Louise Stahl
Ohio University Fine Arts
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Darling
Chicago
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BLADE
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Betts
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Maryland
Peking
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New York City
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Roll
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Los Angeles
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British Columbia
Bowser
Benson
Wilf
Ohio National Guard
Bull House
John J. Cann
Toledo
Toledo Estate Board
Mrs.Frankner
Cincinnati
U.P
Presbytery of
Cincinno
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Scott
Mary
John Tate
Son
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Melizade
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