Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates and Associations
A list of affiliations including American Newspaper Publishers Association and Inland Daily Press Association plus United Press representatives. It notes obituary charges and mentions entry as second class matter. Subscription rates shown by carrier and mail across multiple Ohio counties with annual and shorter terms.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press National
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Ise
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Dynamite in Nazi Surfaces Threat to Church and Family Life
The piece warns that Nazi rhetoric and actions threaten Catholic Austria and other faiths, citing insults to clergy and desecration of sacred homes. It argues Hitler must alter his tactics to avoid uniting Germans against his regime, drawing parallels with Soviet suppression of faith.
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Hitler
Austria
Germany
Athens
Russia
Dewey Campaign Seeks Albany Scrutiny of Voter Registration
In his first campaign speech for New York governor, Dewey targets Albany politics and the near equal Albany registration to adult population, arguing for scrutiny of voting practices. The piece notes past investigations into machine involvement and touts broad political reform as beneficial regardless of Dewey’s win or loss.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Lehman
New York
Dewey
Democratic City Machine
Albany
New York State
Modern steel and industry shift labor needs
An American steel engineer notes the rise of made-to-order steel and the move away from stock orders. Custom-built steel drives demand for new machinery and wider plant hiring, while many plants add workers despite economic cycles and policy uncertainty in Washington.
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Washington
Census Begins. Alaska Nurse to Interview Families
The sixteenth decennial Federal census will start with a government nurse leaving Point Barrow, Alaska, traveling eastward along the Arctic Ocean to interview Alaskan families. About 50 million dollars will fund the census, described by Commerce Department officials as the most comprehensive population study yet.
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Point Barrow
Alaska
Arctic Ocean
Commerce Department
Department
Duty Free Status For Old Masters in U S Trade
A Gainsborough work may be imported duty free for sale in the United States while a Van Gogh work is prohibited. Paintings produced before 1800 enjoy duty free entry for resale in the United States.
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United States
Bacterium Linked to Plant Rot Causes Feverish Ailments
Scientists report a small bacterium behind major plant illness as the culprit in many rot cases. The discovery ties the feverish symptoms and decay to a single microbe affecting crops.
Peacock feather color science and British car market note
A science aside explains that peacock feathers show no pigment and rely on prism like cells to split light. A market stat notes that 94 out of 100 cars sold in the United Kingdom are made in Britain. A German New Year superstition links luck to touching a pig.
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United Kingdom
Germany
WPA turnover shows 195000 left in August for private jobs
Federal officials report 195,000 left WPA rolls in August with an estimated 130,000 finding private industry work. About 55,000 accepted other jobs and 75,000 quit without reasons. WPA peak remains 3,129,000. 6,000,000 have worked on WPA at some time. Deputy Aubrey Williams calls it an economic problem.
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Washington
WPA
Aubrey Williams
Notable Women in Politics and Society Then
The piece highlights Dorothy Bellanca of Brooklyn as a rising Republican candidate in New York. It notes Evie Robert, wife of a Democratic treasurer, as a Washington social figure facing a district commission post. It mentions women lobbyists as highly secretive, Roosevelt’s nickname for a friend, and new rules on maternity leave.
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Dorothy Bellanca
Brooklyn
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Republican
American Labor Party
New York
Roosevelt
Tottie
Washington
Evie Robert
Democratic Committee
Lawrence
Chip” Robert
District of Columbia
Chip
Georgia
Health Hints and Diet Health Hints and Diet
Household accidents cost the U S and rise with age and income figures show. Children under 15 suffer many fatal home accidents while many non fatal incidents occur daily. Bathrooms kitchens and bedrooms are the main danger zones with slips burns and poisons threatening family safety.
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Morris Fishbein
United States
Planetary alignments portend a busy, costly day for many
The article foresees a highly eventful day with private and business matters under stress and many new affairs underway. It warns of generous spending and possible embarrassments, secret dealings, and influential social ties. A birthday suggests year of enterprise, while the Queen Mary offers kennels for dogs of every size.
Ten Year Old Local Notes Include Visits and Birth
Alonzo Pickering and daughter Mrs. N S Welk left for a ten day visit in Chattanooga Tennessee with Mr. and Mrs R E Brannon and Miss Lou Pickering, formerly of Athens. William Mansfield announced the birth of a son Charles Franklin on Sunday October 7. Athens County ministers organized the Athens County Council of Churches electing Rev C M Coulter president Rev Gilbert Courtney vice president and Rev M S Cunningham secretary treasurer. Miss Red Watkins Columbus spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Thomas Watkins and family.
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Alonzo Pickering
N. S. Welk
Chattanooga
Tenn
R. E. Brannon
Lou Pickering
Athens
William Mansfield
Charles Franklin
Athens County
Red Watkins
Columbus
Mrs
Thomas Watkins
Athens School Board hires staff and notes retirements
Twenty years ago the Athens School Board named Dr C S Mc Dougal Harry Foster and Prof C M Copeland to meet Walter Porter was hired part time for boys playground work Mrs Thor Olson and Mrs Elizabeth Beatty were added for part time gym and science history teaching Florence Hallenbeck eight grade at Central School Eleanor Ward domestic science Brandton Grover left mathematics and coaching for the S A T C Roger Jones hired for six weeks Headlines proclaimed Great Victory Seems Near Allies break through German line near St Quentin Cambrai Gordon Thurlow son of Dr and Mrs H M Thurlow New Rochelle N Y died of wounds in France Troop One Girl Scouts met at Miss Marie Swaim Park Place.
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Athens School Board
C. S. McDougal
Harry Foster
C. M. Copeland
Walter Porter
Thor Olson
Elizabeth Beatty
Florence Hallenbeck
Central School
Eleanor Ward
Brandton T. Grover
S.A.T.C
Roger Jones
Office newcomer learns place in the boss’s world
A guide for new office workers on hierarchy and conduct. Respect the boss, show courtesy to superiors, and avoid public complaints. Do your tasks, seek advice, and only quit if the job cannot be improved. Healthy internal relations and quiet competence drive advancement.
Murder in Swing Circles Aboard the Dombey Case
Tait uncovers threats around Sudden Dombey’s murder as Harris Rogers warns him to back off. Rogers details Dombey’s tricky finances and the song The Cat’s Meow boosting the band, plus bootleg records and looming lawsuits. Myrna Dombey and Anne Lester await news as Tait plans a stakeout with Donnie Feeley and interviews.
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Myrna Dombey
Robert Tait
Anne Lester
Myrna
Dannie Feeley
Ludden Dombey
Reei
Tait
Harris Rogers
Rogers
Dombey
Sudden Dombey
New York
Walla Walla
Lud Dombey
Swingateers
Lud
Ann
Feeley
Donnie
Anne
Kitchener
Pete
Mr. Tait
Verse from Louise Cullums recalls foxes and a world dance
Annie McIntyre Barto e from Nelsonville Ohio shares a childhood remembered poem about foxes chickens and a farmer’s pole ending with a plea against war and a call to dance. The column notes readers may submit verses with name and address and excludes memorials.
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Messenger
Annie McIntyre Bartoe
Nelsonville
Ohio
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By Raymond Clapper
The
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Pendergast
Star
London
Department of Justice
Edgar Hoover
By Rodney Dutcher
Palestine
Munich
By Genevieve Kemble
St. Quentin and
Cambrai
Gordon Thurlow
H. M. Thurlow
New Rochelle
N. Y
France
Marie Swaim
Park Place
Ruth Millett
George Clark
Hell
Cording
Pacific-Plaza
Bynard Jones
NEA Service, Inc
Poet's Corner
Louise Cullums
Franklin Ave
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