Publisher and Editor Affiliation Note
Gordon K Bush as Publisher and Manager and Charles H Harris as Managing Editor are named along with membership in the American Newspaper Publishers Association Audit Bureau of Circulation Inland Daily Press Association and related groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon K Bush
Mgr
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper ‘Publishers
Agere
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associat
Inland Daily Press Association
New Deal urged to restart U S industry by business leaders
A call for industry leaders to spearhead a broad rebuilding program as the United States recovers from a six year slump. The piece argues government cannot restore prosperity and urges mass modernization, new products, and retooled advertising to revive demand and create a seller's market.
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United States
America
Crime Not So Brazen A Look At Modern American Crime
An essay contrasts public fear with expert view on crime trends in the United States. Charles Whitman argues crime today is not higher in proportion to population and that historical periods were far more violent, citing earlier eras from Natchez Trace to Five Points and the Barbary Coast.
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Prince of
America
Mr. Whitman
Billy the Kid
Capone
New Orleans
Natchez Trace
Five Points
New York
Britain France Italy may carve up Ethiopia says official
Paul Mallon notes a growing suspicion in Washington that Britain France and Italy could divide Ethiopia into roughly equal parts. Officials imagine Britain seizing land near Lake Tana and Nile headwaters while Mussolini's Italy already controls adjacent white meat. France could gain nearby territories, shaping regional power. The idea may sway reactions to Hull's economic threats against involved nations.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Britain
France
Italy
Ethiopia
Lake Tana
Nile
Mussolini
Diplomatic moves on sanctions and East Asia tensions
The piece outlines Mr. Hull’s cautious use of moral force behind Britain’s sanctions, while Britain and France could cut him off. It notes Japan’s view of Communist threats in North China and reports Moscow’s past efforts to ally with London against Japan. It mentions Under-Secretary Phillips buying ear muffs for a London trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Britain
France
Mr. Hull
Moscow
London
Manchuria
Japan
China
Phillips
Pershing Monitors Ultra Radical Threats, Checks Facts
General Pershing is reportedly among those now exercised by the scope of ultra radical and Communist efforts in the United States. He has become interested enough to have the facts and figures checked, and you may hear from him shortly.
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General Pershing
FRB chief Eccles hints at market strength amid debate
Behind the scenes talk centers on FRB Chairman Eccles's recent stock market remarks. Officials acknowledge the points are old but header says the market is supported by cash, not credit. The reaction aims to temper any surge while supreme court debates reveal renewed liberal conservative clashes in argument sessions.
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FRB
Eccles
Supreme Court
Roosevelt budget fuss sparks talk of breathing spell
The piece reflects on President Roosevelt’s two week budget wrangle and whether it signals a relief period or a renewed push. It contrasts modern city politics with the past, noting progress in orderliness while acknowledging a brazen underworld in big cities of the third quarter of the last century.
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Roosevelt
San Francisco
District Tales of Long Ago
Thomas A Jr built a river ark to float down the Ohio to Maysville with a family, encountering Tecumseh era danger and later retreating to Hagers Town. In Maryland he partnered with Henry Bowman in boat building and blacksmithing, supplying pioneer needs along the Youghiogheny River. Two Atkinson sons married Bowman's daughters and descendants preserve relics linking Ohio River migration to early boat and blacksmith trades.
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Hed
Thomas A. Jr
Ohio
Maysville
Tecumseh
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Thomas A
Hagerstown
Maryland
Henry Bowman
Holland
Bowman
Atkinson
Times
Youghiogheny River
Thomas Atkinson
Charlies A
Susan B
Richard A
Elizabeth B
Henry Atkinson
Columbia Avenue
Athens
Marietta
Dyar
Ark
Glouster School Activities Highlight Winter Dedication Day
George Walker and daughter Lelia left for New Orleans for the winter. Handiwork displays at the new Glouster High School Building preceded dedication exercises featuring M. M. Bryson and Representative George W. Rose. A fruit, vegetable, and grain show at Athens National Bank awarded prizes to numerous locals. Gas drilling began on the Simmons-Evans farm in Harrisonville Meigs County. A Catholic Women of America unit organized in Pomeroy with Miss Margaret Clifford and Miss Permelia Bailey aiding. Soccer games at O U field to support the Athletic Association. Pi Beta Phi hosted a progressive dinner ending at notable homes. Thanksgiving dance at Dalton's Dancing Academy drew eighty couples.
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Glouster High School
M. M. Bryson
Glouster
George W. Rose
R. G. Webber
First National Bank
The
Catholic Women of America
Pomeroy
Margaret Clifford
Permelia Bailey
Health Hints and Diet by DE Morris Fishbein
Health hints explain calorie energy units and how daily energy needs rise with activity. The piece notes mental fatigue as a factor, compares energy use by work and thinking, and lists approximate 100 calorie portions for common foods. A Q and A addresses dementia praecox cures as unproven, advising caution.
Beginnings and Intrigue At A Southern Home
Dana Westbrook returns to America to live with her grandmother and half sister amid wary welcomes and society schemes. Nancy Wallace watches Dana’s arrival with mixed fear and curiosity as Dr. Scott Stanley develops a strong attraction, while Paula Long worries about a rival. Dana faces a tense household and shifting loyalties in a mood of glamour and gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Westbrook
America
Dana
Nancy Wallace
Westbrook
Ellen Carewe
Cameron
Nancy
Ronald Moore
Ronald
Scott Stanley
Paula Long
Lace
Grace
Paula
Barbara
Paris
Camerons
Sam Lawrence
Quoted Critics on War Spending and Disarmament
A collection of harsh quotes debating funding for farmers versus funding munitions. Maj. Gen Smethey D. Butler questions paying to halt weapon production while Churchill warns of Germany’s rise. M. C. Eaton of New York GO BP state chairman cites a plea tied to the New Deal and gun experimentation.
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Smethey D. Butler
M. C. Eaton
New York
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Yangtze
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Suiyan
By Atkinson
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Lelia Walker
Athens National Bank
Charles Fagan
Albany
R. Fought
Harry Bobo
Viola Cunningham
Clara Hartley
Della Shaw
L. G. Bryson
George Minameyer
A. E. Potter
George Tedrow
J. Gaston
E. H. Stout
Ralph Stout
Lee Linscott
C. N
Simmons-Evans
Harrisonville
Meigs County
O. U
Athletic Association
D. Cousins
IL. Conrath
K. Sharp
J. Hawkins
H. Brown
H. Wilson
P. Pi Kard
D. McPherson
F. Watkins
D. Hooper
R. Murphy
C. Maxwell
W. Tolliver
H. Baird
Ge Sharp
W. Easterling
L. Coursey
P Collins
F. Clean
HM. Russell, H Littler
Pi Beta Phi
C. BE. Witt
J. W.ckett
C. H. Grosvenor
H. Dow Henry
C. C. Cornell
EB. L. Church
Dalton’s Dancing Academy
By DE. Morris
George Clark
MR. Hoover
Scott
Barbara Colt
Grace Lawrence
Nancy Wal
Jimmy Harris
Andy Wilson
Jimmy
Andy
Paul
Dane
Hitler
Germany
Europe
Winston Churchill
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