Athens Messenger and Herald Publisher and staff list
Published every weekday afternoon except Saturday with a large Sunday morning edition. The Athens Messenger & Herald Printing Co. Gordon K Bush publisher and gen mgr. Charles H Harris managing editor. Members include American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Select List Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Ohio Dailies Daily Press Association member of United Press.
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Record of New Deal deficits and promises vs. receipts
A summary of Treasury figures up to May 18 showing a spend/revenue ratio of more than two to one, with deficits surpassing receipts since March 4, 1933. It notes billions in yearly deficits, the 1934 to 1936 outlays, and Roosevelt’s 1932 pledge to cut federal expenditures alongside a stark repudiation of campaign promises.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Home Ownership as Defense of the Nation
An editorial argues that widespread home ownership strengthens communities and curbs unrest. It praises federal help for affordable, secured homes, notes design as a weakness, and stresses the defensive power of homeowners against high taxes and radical changes.
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United States
Reputation thread on American honesty questioned by tourists
Out of New York wires report European tourists aboard the liner Girolstein refused to land until Customs Officer Arthur Webb promised they would not be shot by gangsters. The piece argues that tolerance of criminals and public corruption has harmed America's national character and worldwide reputation.
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New York
Girolstein
Arthur Webb
America
Chicago Tests Show Telephoning From Moving Cars Possible
Chicago tests indicate telephone use from moving automobiles is practicable. The main caveat is the risk posed by women drivers listening in on the party line, which could compromise privacy and safety.
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Chicago
Goiter Jokes Echo From Burlesque Crowd
The text notes ridicule of Selassie after Ethiopia crisis and remarks that a goiter makes a person stare, citing a burlesque audience with many goiter cases observed.
Radio voices and political optics in Roosevelt era
Washington briefing notes from Paul Mallon discuss radio delivery of Roosevelt and rivals like Landon and Borah, noting engineers judge several voices as inferior and that Farley’s jab at Landon backfired politically. It covers the livestock case reversal, Tugwell, and the slow pace of Roosevelt administration appointments amid campaign year dynamics.
Local Alumni Gatherings Highlight Nelsonville Logan Events
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs A N Ward and daughter Mies Erma Ward visited Nelsonville for a high school alumni banquet hosted by Mrs Julius Pischerriss Amy Cunningham and several other Logan attendees joined the Athens Logan section meeting of the graduate nurses association. Miss Ann Beasley performed as an incidental dancer with the Gille Glee Club in a concert at Ewing Auditorium.
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A. N. Ward
Mies Erma Ward
Nelsonville
Mie
N. E. Mills
Frank X. Rauch
Edward ©. Schioss
Julius Pischer
Riss Amy Cunningham
Alice Haviland
Anne Morgan
Clara Cavanaugh
Marie Morris
Elsie Druggan
Logan
Athens-Logan
The
Astute Association of Graduate Nurses
Ann Beasley
Gille’ Glee Club
Ewing Auditorium
Twenty Years Ago Far More Than a Homecoming
Twenty years prior to today, Mr. Dan Davie returned to Columbus after a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs William Davis. Mis Dorothy Eldridge of Jackson tested Mrs L V Brown. Mr and Mrs T Moore hosted their mother Mrs Paul Dental and sister in law Mrs Burton Tisdale of Monroe Michigan. Mrs J Ro Harvey and others were hosted by Mrs William Andrews for dinner including Mrs Hull Foster Mrs BK D Evans and Mrs P G Dowler plus Miss Marie Mace. Mr Bidine Goldeberry returned from Johns Hopkins University Baltimore for a one month vacation.
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Dan Davie
Columbus
William Davis
T. Moore
Paul Dental
Inlaw
Burton Tisdale
Monroe, Mich
William Andrews
J. Ro Harvey
Hull Foster
BK. D. Evans
P. G. Dowler
Marie Mace
Glamorous Adventure at Madame Lizette's Fashion Shop
Gail Everett arrives in New York to seek work after winning a design prize. She is hired by Madame Lizette but faces temper, rivalry, and scheming colleagues while preparing a silk organdie dress for Mrs. Travers. Gail navigates shop politics, assists Ariadne, and awaits the critical fitting.
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Gail Everett
New York
Madame Lizette
Madame
Derek Hargreaves
Gail
Dick Searles
Natalie Preston
Clytie
Ariadne
Rex
Arizona
Travers Mining and Developing Company
Gale
Toinette
Selma
Miss Everett
Frank
Gall
Lucille
Mees Travers
Sol
Summer
Lita
Miss Travers
Poet's Corner Uniform of Gray Reflects Southern Hero
A poem recalls a southern soldier laid to rest in a gray uniform. It laments fading memory and honors a hero whose heartbreak rests in a lonely grave. Images of a sunny south, mockingbird song, and ships on a river frame the nostalgic scene.
Oregon Senator Steiner answers ten questions in Hunt series
In this installment Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon responds to Frazier Hunt’s ten questions on budgeting, relief, work relief, unemployment care, currency, wage controls, anti trust, farming remedies, reciprocal trade, and public power. He advocates balance via spending cuts with targeted relief reform, prefers state administration of relief funded by both levels, supports a pension plan for aged and unemployables, favors stabilization at the gold standard, opposes federal wage or hour controls, rejects broad constitutional amendments, allows limited cartel-like coordination under federal regulation, rejects widespread production curtailment, seeks tariff adjustments not by reciprocal treaties, and doubts extensive public power expansion except for certain navigable rivers.
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Oregon
Frederick
Steiner
Cleveland
Fred Steiner
Oregon University
65Th Artillery
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Pendleton
Robert M. Stanfield
U. S. Senate
Stanfield
Origin of the pledge of allegiance in Cherryvale tale
In Cherryvale Kansas an old Women’s Relief Corps teacher Mrs Homer Hendricks held a pledge contest won by Frank Bellamy, later a soldier and author of the pledge. The story traces the pledge’s origins through McKinley’s era, Bellamy’s service, tuberculosis death, and recent efforts to mark his grave by the American Legion Post with help from Irma Hill Vogel.
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BCO
United States of America
Cherryvale
Kansas
Women's Relief Corps
Homer Hendricks
Frank Bellamy
Hendricks
National Women Relief Corps
McKinley
Bellamy
American Legion
Health Hints And Diet Health Hints And Diet By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains cow milk use as a mother's milk substitute stressing milk from healthy cows handled by healthy people and kept clean. He discusses pasteurization boiling, vitamin loss, and the need to tailor formulas under medical guidance for each infant.
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Jerseys
Alderneys
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