Ohio Newspaper Associations and Press Bureau Billing Card
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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
Letart Homecoming Celebrates Workable River Country
The Letart Falls home-coming after Memorial Day showcases Meigs County Ohio River country scenery and a hardy lineage. Descendants of early settlers gather to celebrate the fertile soil and first home-grown Ohio vegetables. The region’s beauty, farms, and history draw visitors who seek the community’s spirit.
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Letart
Ohio River
Pomeroy
West Virginia
Great Apple Grove
Ohio
Meigs County
Support This Move to Create Athens Recreation Program
The article urges backing a comprehensive Athens recreation program with university faculty Jerry Hughes supervising. It argues summer supervision for children reduces risky behavior, strengthens citizenship, and reassures parents as ongoing town support makes participation worthwhile this year and beyond.
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Athens
Jerry Hughes
University
Hughes
Good Sermon Subject on Idealism in Business
An unsigned note argues idealism remains vital in modern business. Employers must treat workers as people, pursue ethics endorsed by public and private opinion, and foster harmony and loyalty to succeed. Fair, humane dealing is essential. there is no universal cure for all business ills.
Primitive imitation of the New Deal discussed in Indo-China attire
The piece notes attire contrasts with women in trousers and men in skirts while children are numbered. It points to athletes breaking under stress as having bottled-up energy. It also mentions the President’s fishing trip and Congress handling the feelings, plus a National Grange safety campaign to protect farmers from being plowed under.
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The
National Grange
Federal labor standards spark heated White House debate
President Roosevelt seeks federal standards for labor across industry. The bill shows internal changes and conflicting views among Connery Black and White House aides on hours and wages. Critics warn federal rules could shift with prices and job markets, raising ongoing control concerns.
Supreme Court rulings ease impact on Social Security bill
Supreme Court decisions upholding the Social Security law drew little surprise in Washington. Congress showed a muted reaction, with observers feeling the Court changes made appear less necessary than the President had claimed.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Congress
Johnson on Wages and Hours Policy and South Labor Issues
Hugh Johnson critiques the Presidents wages and hours message while arguing private industry cannot fix national stability without legislation. He cites Southern low wages, Northern southward move, and the risk of civil disruption if laws force wage hikes. He warns against overbroad boards and urges careful, flexible approaches to labor policy.
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Washington, D. C
South
Congress
NRA
National Labor Relations Board
Letter to the Editor Endorses Organized Labor Leader
Mrs. Joseph West, Jr. of Glouster urges readers to support John L. Lewis and organized labor over craft unions. She defends unions, criticizes Sorrell, and calls for personal integrity and humane treatment in public discourse. May 23.
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the Messenger
Sorrell
A. F. of L
John L. Lewis
Hocking
Joseph West, JR
Glouster
Health Hints on Diabetes Weight and Heredity
A discussion of diabetes links excess weight and modern living to higher risk. It cites daily calorie intake ranges, classifies diabetics as blamable or blameless, notes heredity as recessive, and explains how parental diabetes affects children with marriage scenarios. It adds a note that the Earth rotates 366 1 4 times annually.
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Joslin
District Tales of Long Ago in Pomeroy
Reported by Mrs. E W Kingsland the first mayor of Pomeroy was Amos Dunham followed by M Heckard Aaron Murdock R Stivers G A Burnap George Lee and P B Stanbery. Early ordinances show strict controls on swine hog pounds ferry rates and Sunday rest with fines for nuisances swearing and noisy work.
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Pomeroy
E. W. Kingsland
Amos Dunham
Dunham
M. Heckard
Aaron Murdock
R. Stivers
G. A. Burnap
George Lee
P. B. Stanbery
Board of Health
Ohio River
Local 4-H Clubs Formed and Noted Social Events
A memory page lists the organization of the Cheerful Workers 4-H Sewing Club at The Lower Plains led by Jennie Bryan with officers Claris Beebe Louise Hale Adrian Dick ens Mary Lohse Dorothy Beebe and Katherine Hawk. It also notes the Rock Riffle 4-H cooking club led by Mrs Pearl Beal and Helen Townsend and the reorganization of the Anti Cant 4 H Club at Coolville with officers Ada Shank Mildred Newman Lucile Davis Gladys Sheets Mildred Runyon Hazel Conley and Anna James among others. Mrs W R Phillips hosted a gathering for Mrs Clinton P Biddle of Cambridge Mass and several local moves travels and visits are listed along with families and residents mentioned.
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Lower Plains
Cheerful Workers
Jennie Bryan
Claris Beebe
Louise Hale
Adrian Dickens
Mary Lohse
Dorothy Beebe
Katherine Hawk
Pearl Beal
Helen Townsend
Coolville
Ada Shank
Mildred Newman
Lucile Davis
Gladys Sheets
Mildred Runyon
Hazel Conley
Anna James
Leorena Ward
Bertha Ward
Jean Nestor
Virginia Tanborey
Parks to Add 75 Sighteeing Buses Amid Tourism Boom
Officials of four national parks order 75 fourteen passenger sightseeing buses to handle rising visitor traffic. The purchase, valued at more than 400000 dollars, aims to expand sightseeing capacity across the parks.
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Cleveland
U.P
Love Returns as Norton Is Arrested and Joan Marries
Joan awakens in Dorothy's care after fearing guilt in Hendry's death. Bob and Dorothy uncover Norton’s confession and reveal Joan’s father was falsely hanged for a prior murder. Norton’s arrest clears the name, and Joan agrees to a same day wedding with Bob in the living room, planning to live in the little white house together.
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Joan Barrett
John Hendry
Bob Andrews
Hendry
Joan
Sybil Hendry
Philip Hendry
Sybil
Dorothy Starke
Charles Norton
California
Bob
Dorothy's
Dorothy
Manhattan
Norton
Carlos Nogales
Kennedy
Abraham
Syracuse Property Changes Hands
Miss Florence H Fields Akron purchased the late Abraham Ryan property in Lower Syracuse and plans extensive repairs and interior painting. The item notes other local news including visitors, flood repairs, a strong strawberry crop, a junior high banquet, church events, and a new garage for Mrs Margaret Swearingen.
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Syracuse
Florence H. Fields
Akron
Abraham Ryan
Fields
van Johnson
Lillian Moore
Marjorie
Walter Kelch
William
Huntington
Isaac Carleton
Dayton
J. E. Carleton
Mollie Clark
Helen Grace Williams
Columbus
A. E. Williams
Carl B. Weese
Bertha Scott
Emma Duckworth
Rachel Mills
Glenn Teaford
Pomeroy Foundry
Asbury M. E
Margaret Swearingen
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United Press
Paul Mallon
Roosevelt
Mr. R
White House
Connery
Senator Black
Black
Mr. Connery
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Cohen
Corcoran
Hugh Johnson
Hugh 8S
Johnson
the Public Forum
Lewis
DR. Morris Fishbein
George Clark
W. R. Phillips
Clinton P. Biddle
Cambridge
Mass
Joe Betzing
Minersville
R. J. Studer
President St
Grosvenor St
James Kittsmiller
Thelma Lehew
George Fenzel
Anna Mae Fenzel
Helen Redmond
Everett Burt
Washington D. H
B. F. Eddy
Jeanette, Pa
Phil Taylor
A. F. Holmes
Albany
J. A. Holmes
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