Publication and association notices for press affiliations
Members listed include United Press as Member in multiple associations and national representatives. Advertising rates and obituary notices referenced. Entry indicates second class matter at Athens Post Office under the 1918 act.
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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
Banka
Athens
Why Cling to Waste New Dealers Urge Budget Cuts
Washington news writers call back-stage advisers the New Dealers and argue relief rolls can be cut by half with minimum hour and wage laws. Some Congress members push for government cost cuts while leaders claim ten percent could balance the budget, enabling debt payments and tighter fiscal policy.
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Washington News
Congress
Washington
Honest Facts on Living Standards in 1936 and 1914
The author compares Department of Commerce data showing average hourly earnings of 62.4 cents in 1936 versus 24.7 in 1914, noting clothing costs rose from 175 to 218 dollars while hours worked fell from 708 to 349. Despite higher wages, unemployment and underemployment among unskilled and part time workers temper the rosy picture, urging realistic appraisal.
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Ohio
Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
Uncle Sam Shows Dentists Feeing Fort Knox With Gold Fill
Fort Knox Kentucky becomes the showcase for a federal dental stunt as Uncle Sam adopts a gold filling to illustrate a grand cavity repair. The display pairs military flair with a gleaming dental symbol observed by local crowds.
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Uncle Sam
Fort Knox
Paris Murder Mystery Drives Underground Clues
Paris police pursue subway homicide leads using underground information as a new angle. Upper Michigan lumberjacks strike for shower baths, reflecting frontier vestiges fading. The U S ban on the Paris air derby prompts fresh committee efforts toward Lap Sucomer Mooguilugpa aon.
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Paris
Upper Michigan
U. S
Sucomer Mooguilugpa
Economist urges broader work rise to restore living standards
Dr Harold G Moulton of Brookings warns that 1929 living standards require eight to nine million more workers in durable goods as production must rise about 60 percent above last year. He argues 40 hour week is insufficient and calls for larger employment and pay across the economy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harold G. Moulton
Bookings Institution
United States
Wage bill overflows with board power and foggy wording
Hugh Johnson argues the Wages and Hours bill grants sweeping, undefined authority to a five member board to set minimum wages and hours for all workers. He warns the act could be used to fix wages broadly and enforce penalties, shaping labor policy with strong executive discretion.
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Washington
D. C
Nira
Red Riding Hood
NRA
Simon
Labor Relations Board
Bright
Debor ah Class program and local social notes
Mrs E J Jones hosted the Deborah Class at First Christian Church with multiple attendees listed. Louise Kerr journeyed to Gallipolis to play organ at Helena Carr's wedding to Cleveland Milair. Charles Bardin hosted Orla Harris ahead of her Ohio University graduation. Arbogast and Kenna McCulty honored in games. Grosvenor and Constance Leete visited Columbus to see Dr and Mrs Shepherd.
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E. J. Jones
Deborah
First Christian Church
E. W. Bingman
Abe Williams
C. Augusta Morse
E. L. Church
Mary McCune
Thelma Bingman
E. D. Cooley
Charles Knox
E. H. Phelps
Guy Fierce
S. F. Beverage
Stephen Thomas
Howard Brookins
Henry Cameron
C. E. Snyder
Dave Johnson
Louise Kerr
Gallipolis
Helena Carr
Cleveland Milair
Charleston
W. Va
Charles Bardin
Orla Harris
Ohio University
W. C. Arbogast
Kenna McCulty
C. H. Grosvenor
Constance Leete
Columbus
C. M. Shepherd
District Tales of Long Ago Returns to Long Ago
A compilation recalls Twenty years past with law restricting barkeepers from serving soldiers in uniform and local visits by Miss Nelle Finsterwald and Mrs J V Kinney. It recalls Gallipolis river traffic once thriving on the Ohio with large steamers and a floating wharfboat, now vanished with the rise of motor transport.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Pittsburgh & Cincinnati Line
White Collar Line
Pomeroy
Cincinnati
Nevius & Dunbar
Nevius & Baxter
Huntington
Charleston
W. Va
Marietta
Upper
Ohio
Preventing Diabetes Through Weight Control and Early Screening
The article stresses family history as a risk, recommends urine sugar tests every six months, and urges weight management after middle age. It notes weight loss from impaired use of food, excessive thirst and urination, and warns that lifestyle changes can trigger rapid diabetes onset in active individuals after reduced activity.
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Morris Fishbein
Burglar Robbery Hits Burlingame Officer Home
Burlingame California police officer A L Marion admits his face is red after burglars robs his house of 21 dollars in cash and a diamond pin while he played cards in an adjoining room.
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Burlingame
Cal
U.R
A. L. Marion
Dual Careers and a Courageous Pact on Broadway
In New York Patricia hunts a break in show business while her cousin Trissy faces a marriage proposal from John Monteray’s secretary post. A plan forms: Pats will take the Monteray job and Trissy may pursue love, with both sisters risking their last dollars for a hopeful future.
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New York
Patricia
Trissy
Hopefuly
Kitchener
Pats
Patricia Hunt Warren
Oregon
Indiana
Don Monteray
Avalon
Park Ave
Minneapolis
Trissy Warren
John
Seven Pierce brothers in Civil War memory weave
Poem tribute by Mrs Cor a Pierce Morgan recalling seven Pierce brothers from a farm family. John Jim Robert Eli Culbert left for volunteers in Lincoln era. Brave sons, home fires kept by Will and Dave. Eli fell at Shiloh, others in campaigns from Vicksburg to Sherman. Memorial verse honors old glory.
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John
Jim
Robert
Eli
Culbert
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Nelsonville
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Chillicothe
Nicholas Romanoff
Romanoff
Tsarcoe-Selo Palace
Royal Family
Czar
Czarian
Czarewitch
Grand Duchesses
Edith Anna Lee
Dave Levenson
Reverend Riley
George Clark
Doc
Dolla
Monteray
Darling
Poet's Corner
Pierce
Lincoln
Dad
Mother
Dave
Willie
John Brownlee
Margaret
Will
Captain Allen
Sherman
Grosvenor
Hell
Shiloh
Antiettam
South Mountain
Bull Run
Vicksburg
Mrs
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