Landon Indictment of New Deal Sparks Call for GOP Course
The Kansas governor’s critique of Roosevelt’s New Deal is seen as an impetus for reviving opposition party activity. The piece notes landon’s aim to map a modern GOP strategy, highlights internal Democratic strife, and suggests the next Congress will clash over Roosevelt’s foreign policy labor laws and court plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
America
GOP
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Mr. Landon
Congress
Kansas
Ohio University Day to Mark Northwest Territory Anniversary
The Oct 27 observance in Athens celebrates the 150th anniversary of the Ordinance of 1787 with national figures helping start the event. The statewide invitation extends to all Territory educational institutions to send delegates to Athens, highlighting Old Ohio and the founders shaping a new era of law and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Northwest Territory
Athens
Naiion
Pioneer College
Ohio
Ohio Company
Ohio River
Man Gives Advice to All Who Seek It
A saying suggests the advice giver often needs guidance himself. The remark emphasizes self-awareness and the human tendency to share wisdom while facing personal challenges.
Anti foreign feeling dominates life in Soviet Russia
Raymond Clapper reports in Moscow that hostility toward foreigners shapes daily life in the USSR. Fear of spies and sabotage, official secrecy, and nationalist aims drive isolation of foreigners, stripping visas, scrutinizing visitors, and shrinking foreign business presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Soviet
Washington hints on mayor race show limited federal backing
The piece notes limited federal involvement in New York politics with Postmaster General Farley briefly backing Jeremiah Mahoney while LaGuardia holds broad cross party support. It mentions Roosevelt’s possible preference for LaGuardia and cites diverse group backing for Mahoney. The column also includes casual Washington club bar chatter and Chrysler’s cautious car guidance to photographers.
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Washington
New York
Jim Farley
Manhattan
Young Democrats
Jeremiah Mahoney
F. H. LaGuardia
LaGuardia
White House
Farley
Mahoney
Tammany
Five Boroughs
Roosevelt
Public Forum reflects on literature, school, and taxes
A reader laments past education with McGuffey readers and recalls tragedies of tuberculosis victims among students. The letter critiques levies for roads and hospitals, praises the PWA era, and questions school funding, bus routines, and elder support while noting 1911 rainfall in Baguio.
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the Messenger
T. B
McGuffey
William Cullen Bryant
Helen
Davey
PWA
South
Pals
New York
American Legion
Jacksonville
Sand Ridge
Perdition
Abner
St. Vitus
Kittle Millfield
Dow’s Long Life Remembered In District Service
District Tales of Long Ago recounts a minister praising Dow’s long life and public service. A funeral reception drew crowds by carriage and foot, with many offering lunches in the grove and a second service at 2 pm. Dow, exhausted, returned home after the tribute and the minister hinted at another marriage if a suitable companion arose.
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Dow
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
McKinney
Local Notices From Ten Years Past Include Visits and Milestones
Mrs Roy R Saylor left for Elyria for a WCTU convention. Miss Bertha Bobo and others visited Logan. Kenneth Wilkes son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Wilkes was honor guest at a sixteenth birthday party. Mr and Mrs Oscar Fulton with children visited Ironton. Cummins Cook and family bought Harry Albright’s Frost home. Rutland’s new high school gymnasium nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy R. Saylor
Elyria
WCTU
Kenneth Wilkes
Floyd Wilkes
Cummins Cook
Ira Conley
Hockingport
Harry Albright, Frost
Rutland
Marriage in New Concord and social notes from Nelsonville
Miss Violet Patterson and Mr. Francis Hanson wed at the Patterson home in New Concord and will reside in Cambridge. A Hotel Berry dinner honored military men and wives with guests including Capt Connett Capt Johnson and several lieutenants. Also noted are a Ruth Circle meeting in Nelsonville, an injury to conductor Reynolds from a freight incident, and Epworth Leagues events featuring Mildred Vorhes Florence Cook and others.
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Violet Patterson
Francis F. Hanson
Patterson Home
New Concord
Cambridge
Mass
J. D. Brown
C. H. Welch
F. W. Bush
Hotel Berry
Captain Connett
Capt. Johnson
Stinchcomb
Hibbard
Emde
Gahm
Dust Hazards and Protective Measures in Dusty Trades
Health experts note silicosis risks across sandblast pottery metal grinding and quarry work with compensation schemes in Britain. Dust exposure also risks lead arsenic manganese zinc and molds. diseases include wool sorter’s disease weaver's cough and lung infections. Emphasizes ventilation masks filters and suction devices to limit dangerous dust contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Woolsorter
England
Homeward Bound Jill Wentworth Faces A New York Winter
Jill Wentworth returns from Europe to a hectic New York scene. She encounters a striking young artist she met abroad, shares memories of Miss Benedict, and learns of a planned house party with Sylvia Sutton and Milo Mantanne, stirring clashes with her stepmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Benedict
England
Elizabeth Endsley
Jill
Lady Liberty
Jack
Barry
Wentworth
Paris
Oxford
Sorbonne
Beaux Arts
Jill Wentworth
John H. Wentworths
Alan Jeffry
Jill Thought. That Was All He Cared About. “Goodby
Europe
Goodby
Howell
Mother
Mrs. Wentworth
Norah
Miss Cartwright
Davis
Sylvia Sutton
New York
Metropolitan
Sylvia
London
Milo
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Raymond Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
United States Lines
International Machine Co
By Rodney Dutcher
Japan
Walter P. Chrysler
Maurice Lanigan
Acme Newspictures
Lanigan
Chrysler
the Public Forum
Baguio
P. 1
Bertha Bobo
Myrtle Mitchell
Caroline McKinstry
John Spitzer
Logan
Oscar Fulton
Ironton
Mrs. Fulton
F. D. Campbell
Circle of Ruth
Nelsonville
George Johnson
Co. E. Reynolds
Sugar Creek
Myers St
Epworth League
Murray City
Mildred Vorhes
Florence Cook
Mary Pensyle
Ruth Burnell
Gretchen Kasler
Ethel Walker
Marie Mooney
DR. Morris Fishbein
Mary Raymond
NEA Service, Inc
United States
Park Avenue
Lexington
Mr. Montanne
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