Publisher and Editor Leaders Named in Trade Associations
Gordon K. Bush as Publisher and General Manager with Charles H. Harris as Managing Editor are listed among members of trade groups including the American Newspaper Publishers Association Select List, Audit Bureau of Circulation, Associated Ohio Dailies, Inland Daily Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association Select
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailes
Inland Daily Press Association
Cincinnatus Recalled to Lead as Emergency Ends
A retrospective compares Franklin D Roosevelt to Cincinnatus, praising bold measures that stabilized banks, jobs, and markets while expanding social programs. It notes widespread reforms, debt refinancing, and building booms, then urges the president to return to routine duties as the crisis ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatus
CCC
Roosevelt
Football toll grows as 1935 players fall in season
Rough game claims nearly a score of youths in 1935 with still weeks left in the season. Officials warn dangers while teams push onward amid mounting fatalities in the gridiron year.
Farley Forecasts Roosevelt Support Despite New Deal Doubts
The article reports Paul Mallon’s note that Farley’s scouts claim a 3 to 2 public opposition to parts of the New Deal, yet Roosevelt would win if he faced no opposing candidate. It also notes Hoover’s stance, upcoming speech in Oakland, and British observers sending two more military observers to Ethiopia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
New York
Seer Farley
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Farley
Pennsylvania
New Deal
Ethiopia
Democrats Eye Move to Halt New Deal in Congress
Reported discussions among Democrats claim a bloc will oppose further four billion dollar appropriations and major social legislation in the next session. They note past pressures to accept New Deal recommendations and warn that White House influence grows in campaign years. Republicans favor Knox, distrust Landon, and overlook Borah as a serious prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
White House
Congress
Colonel Knox
Landon
Kansas
Senator Borah
Private survey flags futility of anti New Deal coalition ticket
A well known Republican figures survey of state election laws finds the coalition ticket unlikely to reach the ballot in ten states signaling the movement’s end. It also notes Lindbergh’s nomination idea fading and suggests Babe Ruth as a potential but unlikely successor. Political lines revert to Democrat and Republican. Congressman Steagall maintains funds in an uninsured Alabama bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Lindbergh
Babe Ruth
Football risks and safety measures for young players
Officials note football injuries will persist despite rule changes to speed up play and reduce piling up. The piece cites 1935 victims as mostly young boys and discusses the need for guidance and proper medical care while acknowledging some risk remains in any sport.
When My Ship Comes Home From Sea
Poem recounts treasures on sea and ships returning with wealth. Chorus recalls surrender of dreams during storms and a calm, hopeful future. Mentions Leda Sams and Evelyn Sams Lonas as contributors with Athens, RD 4 imprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Evelyn Sams Lonas
Carl Freache
Athens High Beats Nelsonville 2 0 For SE Ohio Crown
Athena High defeated Nelsonville High School by two goals to nil to clinch the Southeastern Ohio championship. The report lists local figures and community notices from Athens including library rules, sleep cure quotes, Halloween party updates, and reminiscences from twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladel Boden
Morris Avenue
Athens Messenger
Athena High
Nelsonville High School
Southeastern Ohio
Health Hints on Cold Air and Its Effects
Winter brings closed windows and vitiated air, risking fatigue headaches and collapse from overexposure. Fresh air boosts work capacity but extreme cold lowers resistance. historical examples reveal severe outcomes from confined spaces. Experts cite physical and chemical factors and the body’s heat regulation in serious danger. A stray note claims a goldfish has teeth in its throat and chews its food.
District Tales of Long Ago in Little Hocking
The Marietta Times recounts early history of Little Hocking including Washington's 1770 river camp opposite the town, the famous embedded stone at the creek mouth, and land buys at Washington's Bottom. It notes Nathaniel Sawyer as the first settler in 1789, his 1798 home, and subsequent land transfers to Reuben Alien and Davis Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littl Hocking
George Washington
Ohio River
Little Hockhocking
Washington
Washington's Bottom
West Virginia
Nathaniel Sawyer
Newburyport
Mass
Little Hocking
Little Hocking Creek
Eugene Brewster
Reuben Alien
Big Hocking
Athens County
Sawyer
Indiana
Bamboo Pipe Organ in Las Pinas Church
The unique bamboo pipe organ in Las Pinas Philippines is linked to Father Diego Cera who began it in 1818 and finished four years later. The 950 bamboo pipes were preserved by six months of beach sand coating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Pinas
Rizal Province
Philippines
Diego Cera
Agustino Receletos Friars
Bond Dealer and Robber Chase Tie to Chicago Case
Federal agents Larry Glenn and two aides pursue Jackson gang fugitives across the Midwest. They link Sandy Harkins to the crime and corner Doctor Jeckers in a North Dearborn Street apartment as part of a widening probe into stolen bonds, a bank robbery, and possible armored car involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Dunn
Donald Montague
Bobby Wallace
Jean
Golden Feather
Sandy Harkins
Sandy
Bobby
Lewl
Lewis
Donald Montagu
Larry Glenn
Wingy Lewis
Larry
Littl
Eve Lewis
Lewises
Middle West
Tony LaRocco
al Peters
Maplehurst
Chicago
Metropolis
Department of Justice
Matthews
Department
Jackson
Washington
Maplehurst Bank
Treasury Department
Gunderson
Gunerson
Jeckers
Cokey
North Dearborn
Markus
United States
Dover
Dearborn Street
Tony
Madame LaFleur
Massecure
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Merald Printing Co
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Wall Street
Congressman Steagall
Federal Deposit Insurance Company
Alabama
Poets’ Corner
Messenger
Leda Sams
Ew Ohio University Library
Anne C. Keating
H .L. Hollingsworth
Pauline Cone
Frank Cone
Martha Foster
Irene Snowden
Ruth and
Carolyn Fuller
R. R. Hughes
Carl M. Ferguson
Columbus
Ferguson
College of Embalming
Carlos Cameron
West
Carpenter Street
Lillie
Ohio University
John Howard
Fairfield County
Lancaster
E. J. Jones
Albert J. Jones
la Jolla
Calif
3Rd Ohio Regiment
Chauncey
D. H. Moore
George H. Nye
Hiram Tinkham
the Plains
R. W. Roach
Athena
J. BE. Pratt
Athens R. D
A. W. Connett
Joseph Zimmerman
Albany
J. W. Jones
Glouster
D. H. Cunningham
J. CC. Matheny
Carbon Hill
G. Matheny
Nelsonville
E. A. Gilbert
New Marshfield
Henry Lynms
R. D
Clarker Southerton
Lewis Cramblett
Union Furnace
Henry Burns
Sharpsburg
William Staffinger
Marguerite Taylor
Columebus
Arthur Johnson
James P. Wood
Grace
G. D. Rhea
Zaleski
DR. Morris Fishbein
Calcutta
Austerlitz
George Clark
Rutherfordton
N.C
Germany
U.S
Strong
Manley
Eagle River, Wis
Wanda Dye
The
Reekers
Underworld
North Side
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