Editorial voices warn that borrowed money threatens American life
The piece argues that political leaders and influential New Dealers may push the nation toward debt and loss of independence. It compares today to early Republic figures and urges a long term, self disciplined course to preserve democracy. It notes warnings about hunger, propaganda, and international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Lincoln
Congress
America
Newspaper Rates Notice Fragment
Publication text lists terms for Associated Press cooperation and subscription prices. Mentions carriers in counties and rates for mail and weekly service, with offices in Chicago New York and Athens Post Office details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jepna Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Reland
Athens
Gaia
Mocking
Vinton
Andington
Seetien
Logan-Walter Bill Aims to Restore Public Confidence in Agencies
An opinion endorses the Logan-Walter Bill to allow court appeals from quasi-judicial federal bodies such as the Wagner Act labor board. It argues misusing powers threatens democracy and urges Americans to lobby Congress to approve the measure. The writer criticizes bureaucratic authority and stresses the will of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Board
Clapper Suggests Lifetime Senate Seats for Defeated Presidents
Raymond Clapper muses on a constitutional fix granting defeated major party candidates automatic United States Senate seats for life. He names James M. Cox John W. Davis Alfred E. Smith Herbert Hoover Alf Landon and Wendell Willkie as potential senators and ponders their national value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James M. Cox
John W. Davis
Alfred FE. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landon
Wendell Willkie
Senators at Large to Elevate National Debate in Democracy
A discussion echoed in private letters and a Saturday Review of Literature editorial proposes appointing elder presidential candidates as Senators at large. The piece argues this could bridge regional divides, raise national policy focus, and lift Senate debate, though practical lawmakers resist constitutional change.
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Saturday Review of Literature
Senate
Hurley to Mexico Hints at Oil Dispute Settlement
Bruce Catton notes that Col. Patrick J. Hurley travels to Mexico for President elect Avila Camacho's inauguration. Hurley, a private citizen with Republican ties, has been named eligible for active duty as brigadier general, while he had previously helped broker a settlement between Mexico and Sinclair Oil.
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Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
Mexico
Manuel Avila Camacho
Hurley
Col. Hurley
Hoover
War Department
U. S. Army Reserve
Department
Sinclair Oil Company
Oil settlement scheme tied to Hurley and Richberg
The text discusses possible oil talks between Mexico and US oil firms Standard and Dutch Shell with Donald R. Richberg as front man. It speculates Hurley could be drawn into discussions during duty with Vice President-elect Wallace, aiming to shape a joint settlement. Memoir-like musings assess potential leverage from social occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Richberg
Mexico
Standard
Dutch Shell
Richberg
White House
NRA
Hurley
Henry A. Wallace
United States Army
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Carbon Hill Social Notes Thanksgiving Gatherings Listed
Carbon Hill social column lists Thanksgiving visits and dinners. Families hosted include Evans and Shafer households with children. Woodruff and Briley families in the area visited over the holiday. Several residents announce births and hosted gatherings with extended kin from Newark Columbus and Zanesville.
Glouster PTA Serves Rabbit Dinner to Players
Glouster P T A treated the Glouster High School football squad to a rabbit dinner. Freda Radford became recorder elect for Meigs County and J E D Hartinger wed. Hull F Kittie of Glouster led the Red Cross Drive in the city.
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Glouster P.T.A
Glouster
Freda Radford
Meigs County
J. E. D. Hartinger
Hull F
Local Club Events Highlight Weekend Activities
Mrs E R Lash hosted a matinee for the Art and Thimble Club at the Majestic Theater. Kindergarten Mothers Club members gathered at Ellis Hall with Mrs W B Cable and others. Zanesville hosted a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Ralph Jennings in Athens. B F Timmons was elected president of the Chauncey Men's Club with officers including Amos England Edward Dabritz and Charles Bradfield. Clerk of Court T L Morgan sold hunting licenses for the rabbit season.
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E. R. Lash, Sr
Art and Thimble Club
Majestic Theater
Kindergarten Mothers Club
Ellis Hall
W. B. Cable
Moorehead
Clarence Roach
Fred McCoy
Thor Olson
Vic Pierce
Rachel Higgins
Zanesville
Ralph J. Jennings
Athens
B. F. Timmons
Men's Club of
Chauncey
Amos England
Edward Dabritz
Charles Bradfield
T. L. Morgan
Thanksgiving visits and local notes from Coolville area
Thanksgiving guests and visits across Coolville Troy and nearby towns include Dr. and Mrs J J Shepard with W W Burton Columbus and extended families in Athens Detroit Springfield and Newbury. The Farm Bureau met in Troy Grange Hall with a potluck. A birth is reported Randall Maxon son of Roger Northup and Jean Maxon Barnum Iowa.
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Coolville
J. J. Shepard
W. W. Burton
Columbus
Roy Gordon
Howard Stout
Gordon
Carolyn Sue
Page Gordon
Athens
Argyle Gordon
Detroit
Mich
Paul Gordon
Springfield
F. C. Taylor
Bessie Taylor
W. H. McDaniel
Newbury
LaVern Fuller
Mary Lou Holdren
New Plymouth
Taylors
Denis Creeger
Delphin Creeger
Mazie Lawrence
Ruby and
Leroy
Racine
E. LeMay
Frank Reed
Eldon Newland
Montana
Newlands
Tuppers Plains
Clinton Burdette
John Neilley
Cambridge
Sophronia Campbell
Charles Campbell
134Th Field Artillery
Fort Shelby
Miss
Mobile
Alabama
E. M. Daugherty
H. D. McBride
Farm Bureau
Troy Grange Hall
S. S. Tilton
J. E. Barrows
Parkersburg
Kenneth Crislip
Chanute Field
Chicago
Lew Welling
Roscoe Burdette
Carthage
Randall Maxon
Roger Northup
Jean Maxon
Barnum
Iowa
Maywood Maxon
Alfred Daugherty
David Ross
Oscar Findling
Ross Daugherty
Poet’s Corner Verses From Messenger Readers
Reader submissions include verses urging a blinded ruler to seek a righteous God and salvation through Calvary. Mary Kathryn Kasler of Glouster Ohio and Laura B Foster contribute pieces reflecting faith, devotion, and hope amid harsh leadership. Soft rain imagery closes the page.
Ronica Bailey Sparks University Romance in Weekend Dance
Dr Woodrow York faces social changes as he dates Ronica Bailey a wealthy socialite. He leaves his shell by accepting a dance invitation and singing aloud, while Andre Girardeau plans a visit after learning the dance is open to “the right people” in the community.
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Ronnie
Dr. York
Wes
Woodrow Wesley York
America
Ronica Bailey
Andre Girardeau
Big Pueblo University
University
Mr. Girardeau
Varsity
Ronica
Andre
Dance at the Rocking A Ranch Prompts Old Crush Reunions
Andre Girardeau arrives at the Rocking A Ranch for a Saturday dance hoping to reconnect with Ronica and the Mon-toya girl. A minor collision with a rattly sedan delays him as he envisions a plan to win influence and affection while navigating a tense power dynamic.
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Ronica
Montoya
Miss Montoya
Rocking Branch
Ronnie
Andre
Andre Girardeau
Swain
Wesley York
Murray City Social Notes Parade of weekend guests in Murray
Mrs Russell Hull and two sons of Fremont visited Murray City relatives over the weekend joining her husband who arrived later. Numerous Archer family members from Columbus Dresden and local towns spent time with Mr and Mrs George Archer and others. Several locals traveled to Columbus Detroit Nelsonville and Longstreth for family and holiday activities with friends and relatives.
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Carbon Hill
Roscoe Evans
James Shafer
Birchie
Jimmy
Bob
Alberta
June
George Newman
Nelsonville
Don Campbell
Martha
Danny
Charles
Walter Richardson
Zanesville
Lester Briley
William Devol
Dorothy Crooks
New Straitsville
Walter Crooks
Edward Smith
Hiram Palmer
Lancaster
Clyde McManus
ABC
Glenn Stacy
Louis Lowes
Arthur Dawley
Ivan Lehman
Pearl Keck
Hanover
Isaac Blosser
Howard Mitchel
Columbus
Charles Robey
Floyd Pence
O. E. Cooperider
Newark
Branch Turner
Gordon
W. Va
Robert Johnson
John Smart
Willard Smart
Harvey Angle
Alvin and
Paul
Gerald Miller
Libby Palmer
Haydenville
Fred Coffey
Athens
Hobart Smart
Dorothy Cover
Nellie Yates
Bert Green
Murray City
Russell Hull
Fremont
George Archer
Hull
Archer
Clarence Archer
Gilbert Archer
Dresden
Ethel Anderson
Barberton
Adam Anderson
Ohio State
Michigan
J. A. Ayers
Charles Shuttleworth
John Hogan
Grace Thomas
Lawrence Lewis
Frank
John Kozik
Detroit
George Kozik
Judy Langley
Regina Sue Galentine
Longstreth
Marjorie Kirkendall
Buchtel
Mart Shelton
Ted Nutter
Patty
Sandra
George Langley
Eva Roberts
Dianne
Racheal
Mattie Echels
Logan
John Fick
Jean
Nellie Hamer
Barney Penn
William Hawk
Oscar Lopez
Raymond Maness
Almedia Maness
John Nutter
Gore
Eugene Six
Gerald Robinson
Joe Crew
Mabel Poling
James Hamer
Shawnee
Mary Campbell
Howard Bush
William Bush
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Carbon Hill Social Notes
Coolville and Troy
Poet's Corner
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Laura B. Foster
By Galbraith
Pat. Ory
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