Obituary and Ad Rates Listed by Press Associations
A compact notice outlines advertising rates and obituary charges from various bodies including the American Newspaper Publishers Association Obio Select List Audit Bureau of Circulation Ohio Newspaper Association Inland Daily Press Association and United Press membership. The brief item notes nominal obituary charges and forms of payment for home or foreign office notices.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Obio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press
Rockefeller’s Quiet Final Chapter in Floridian Comfort
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes John D Rockefeller Sr died peacefully in Florida after a life of vast wealth and philanthropy. It reflects on decades of trust busting, enduring influence, and a softened public image as time reshaped views of his business empire and public service.
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John D. Rockefeller
Florida
John Davison Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Oil Empire
Standard Oil
Rockefellers
Young Rockefeller
John
Mr. Rockefeller
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Supreme Court backs New Deal keystones pensions and unemployment
The Supreme Court upholds the constitutionality of old age pensions and unemployment insurance as central to the New Deal. The President asks Congress to extend social progress, noting the public expects relief and programs may reach those in need, though doubts about planning remain.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Vice President Garner Plans June Home Visit to Uvalde
Washington reports Vice President Garner is studying railroad timetables to Uvalde and aims to leave mid June to stay through the January session. He reportedly has presidential permission and would delay if a Supreme Court decision risks a tie. Such a move would be historic for a sitting VP.
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Washington
Garner
V. P
Uvalde
Congress
Supreme Court
Congress eyes end of session as White House pushes bills
The piece notes lawmakers show mixed enthusiasm for the presidential program with a summer recess risk. It predicts the anti lynching bill may be blocked by a Senate filibuster, while House measures like Pettingill Long Short Hall and Vinson pollution fare poorly in the Senate. Other items likely to pass include minimum wage hours for power planning, an omnibus farm bill, flood control at 11 million, rivers and harbors, and two year PWA extension. the Florida Canal bill and Wagner housing bill face setbacks.
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Garner
Congress
House
Senate
White House
PWA
Sybil
Bob
Inspector Kennedy
Mr. Hendry
McNutt Philippine toast sparks criticism in 1940 column
The columnist lambasts Paul McNutt for a Philippine drinking decree tied to Imperial pageantry. He argues the State Department backs the move, decries it as a blunder, and links it to broader shows of power by U S officials abroad and domestic labor fears.
New Economic Basis and Federal Role in Labor Reform
The article discusses shifts toward federal wage and hour standards, social security, and old age pensions. It questions legality, cites certifying court rulings, and argues a broader federal influence could reshape intrastate commerce and employment practices. It warns about defeatist attitudes and potential consequences for social progress.
District Tales of Long Ago in Hocking Valley
In 1852 a large 8 000 acre coal and mineral land deal in York and Ward townships near Buchtel to the Perry County line was financed by David Gibson John Whetstone and Mr Parrish with Daniel Smith. The tract passed through several owners Burkey and Lee Newark Hitchcock and finally the Co and H V R R which later developed the resources.
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Hocking
York
Ward
Buchtel
Bessemer
Perry
W. W. Poston
Nelsonville
David Gibson
John Whetstone
Parrish
Cincinnati
Daniel Smith
Gibson Hotel
Whetstone
Burkey and Lee
Newark
Hitchcock
Cleveland
Poet's Corner Class of 12 summons fate and fame
The Class of 12 is hailed as a class of fate through a commemorative ode by BESSIE M GORSLENE. The poem links battles for freedom in history from John Paul Jones to World War I and later quiet civic struggle, ending with a call for students from all regions to gather on the campus and future worlds to conquer.
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John Paul Jones
College Gate
Health Hints on Diabetes and Insulin Use
The article explains that insulin substitutes for a failing pancreas rather than cures diabetes and outlines how sugar metabolism works in normal and diabetic bodies. It notes sugar levels in blood, thirst, hunger, weight, and the noncontagious nature of diabetes with potential long life if properly managed, especially after age 40.
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Willis
Crystal Pool opens for swimmers in town
The new Crystal Pool, six feet wide and 160 feet long, was opened for swimmers. Apparel merchants from 18 counties gathered at the Berry Hotel with T. W. Craig and leaders from Ohio State University, the state council of merchants, and national associations attending. Graham Bing, son of Prof and Mrs Bing, was one of nine seniors to receive an honor key from the Case School of Applied Science.
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Crystal Pool
Berry Hotel
T. W. Craig
Zenner
H. H. Maynard
Ohio State University
James E. Morton
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Celia R. Cash
National Retail Dry Goods Association
H. R. la Towsky
The
National Cash Register Co
Graham Bing
S. H. Bing
Case School of Applied Science
Wartime balance and a major rail wreck near Athens
Twenty years ago Russia is out of the war for at least two years while France nears manpower exhaustion and Britain still has punch left. American observers expect the United States to bear the main burden as the war drags on. Yankee soldiers see action on the Western Front and Turkey suffers from pestilence and famine. In Athens, residents flock to view the wreck of the B and O flyer No 3 from New York to St Louis, with one of the worst pileups in years, though no lives were lost. Dr D B Evans and Lizzie Michaels escaped with minor injuries.
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Russia
France
England
Germany
United States
Turkey
Athens
New York
St. Louis
Mineral
D. B. Evans
M. E. Church of
Lizzie Michaels
Union St
Fatal Passion in a Mine Case Sequel Unfolds
Sybil Hendry plots vengeance after learning estate rules complicate her share. Bob Andrews and Inspector Kennedy chase new clues linking Charles Norton to the Hendry murder, while Joan Barrett and Dorothy Starcke aid the investigation. Norton vanishes after a tense hotel sting as detective work closes in.
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Joan Barrett
John Hendry
Bob Andrews
Hendry
Joan
Sybil Hendry
Philip Hendry
Sybil
Dorothy Starke
Charles Norton
California
Bob
Kennedy
O'Brien
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Paul Mallon
Hugh Johnson
Hugh
Johnson
Washington, D. C
der Fuehrer
Paul McNutt
Casey Quezon
Bum Bum Bum
Manila
Harry Woodring
Malin Craig
State Department
McNutt
Paul
the McNutt
Philippines
Nimcom
MacGregor
Little Brown Brothers
Quezon
National Guard
Indiana
C. H. Harris
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Bessie M, Gorslene
DR. Morris Fishbein
George Clark
Heegkery
Miss Barrett
Mr. Andrews
Barrett
Dorothy
Thomas Barrett
San Francisco
Miss Starke
Norton
Green Hills
Penn Station
Pennsylvania
Mr Norton
Lang
Andrews
Mauritius
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