Athens Messenger Page Four Public Notice Rates
The Athens Messenger lists publication details for its weekday edition and Sunday edition. It includes publisher and editor names, association memberships, and advertising policy. Subscription rates are provided for various counties and time frames.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Cooperation the Salvation
General Hugh S Johnson argues that replacing collectivist regimes with democratic individualism is essential to save democracy. He warns Hitler’s totalitarianism threatens Asia Europe and the Americas and urges cooperation to preserve the individual within the state.
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Hugh S. Johnson
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
India
Germany
Asia
Indo-China
Europe
Africa
Mexico
South America
North America
Great Britain
France
Munich
Mussolini
Stalin
Ambitions and Prestige Rise in Cleveland Study
A Cleveland vocational guidance expert reports a long term study on average men's ambitions. The presidency tops the list, followed by a seat on the Supreme Court bench and roles as inventor or research scientist. Public office, police work, and bankers show strong prestige appeal.
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Cleveland
United States
United States Supreme Court
The Heart Beats Through a Lifetime
The article notes that the heart beats about two and a half billion times over an average lifetime, highlighting the organ's remarkable endurance from birth to old age.
Supreme test for railway mediation act in wage dispute
Washington reports on the railway mediation act as it faces a major wage clash between railroads and employees. A 15 percent cut proposed, a presidentially appointed fact finding panel must report by Oct 27 with a 30 day consideration window, guiding a settlement without government coercion. Both sides are urged to avoid actions harming public convenience and the act’s reputation.
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Donald R. Richberg
Washington wage rules test exemptions for handicapped workers
Employers seek blanket exemptions for 170 elderly black women sorting rags, claiming they are handicapped and slow. New rules require signed statements by both sides detailing handicap and earning impact. Administrator Andrews rules against exemptions for being slow or inexperienced, while a temporary carve‑out allows exemptions until February with conditions, despite several factories citing workers unable to meet 25 cents.
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Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
Andrews
Pennsylvania
Night watchmen gain 44 hour week protection nationwide
Andrews ruling extends 44 hour week to watchmen in interstate commerce, triggering heavy mail and employer inquiries. Watchmen commonly work 72 hours weekly while regulatory definitions for other worker groups await court interpretation and employer application. If workers feel underpaid, they may appeal to the administrator after interpreting the Andrews definition.
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Andrews
Cuckoo Nesting Habits And Rail Factoid
The cuckoo lays eggs in other birds nests and selects host species feeding young cuckoos. It vanished quickly, leading to a belief the Carolina rail became a frog in winter. The U.S. Government Printing Office occupies 35 acres and employs 6,000 people.
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Carolina
U.S. Government Printing Office
Public Forum Letter Defends Equality Across Racial Lines
The writer rebuts racial prejudice arguing all humans deserve respect regardless of color. He cites historical figures and public figures to challenge lynching and color bias and expresses admiration for the Mayles, urging readers to treat women of any race with decency. The letter closes with signature H. T. Dewees from New Marshfield dated Oct 21.
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the Messenger
Lathrop
Abraham Lincoln
James A. Garfield
William McKinley
Clark
Staten
Black Man Steps Crooked, Hang Him! That's Race Hatred, Mr. Miles
Great Lakes
Florida
Wheeling
Omaha
H. T. Dewees
New Marshfield
Oct
Blue Heaven in Backyard and Asters in Autumn
Poems from Messenger Readers feature two verses about autumn color and heavenly longing. Gladys Clouston's memorial style ode and Annie McIntyre Bartoé's Blue Heaven in Backyard describe nature and dreamlike skies. A brief note adds a Cleveland telephony partnership between American Telephone and Telegraph Co. and Lorain Radio Corp for ship-to-shore services on the Great Lakes.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Lorain Radio Corp
Lorain, O
Lorain
Jolly Sewers Club Hosts Husbands at Norris Home
Social event hosted by Mr and Mrs Wilson Norris as the Jolly Sewers Club entertained their husbands. Megaphone staff members on the Messenger list include Clara Bailey Alice Beasley Raymond Carmichael and others. East Side School second grader Louisa Steele staged Hiawatha with volunteers Phil Swanson Betty Fulton and more.
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Jolly Sewers Club
Wilson Norris
Megaphone
Messenger
Clara Belle Bailey
Alice Beasley
Raymond Carmichael
Virginia Coe
Ruth Fieck
Delbert Howett
Margaret Johnson
George Kilpatrick
Rex Koons
Mildred Reynolds
Helen Townsend
Louisa Steele
East Side School
Hiawatha
Phil Swanson
Betty Fulton
Mary Elizabeth Lasher
Darris Coleman
Edward Cable
Eleanor Peckham
Dorothy Edleman
Bobby Drake
Jean Forsyth
Duplers Move to Athens Fueled Scout Medal Drive
Roy Dupler and family relocate from Logan to Athens where he begins Boy Scout work with Troop Two. Twenty four of 32 scouts earned medals by selling Liberty Bonds totaling 26 500 dollars. Several members sold dozens of bonds as local donations supported French war orphans and a national DAR program provided 35 dollars and 50 cents per year.
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Roy Dupler
Lawrence
Ralph
Athens
Logan
Mr. Dupler
Lester Foraker
Dwight Rutherford
Andrew Nelson
Paul Cotton
Ernest Algeo
L. V. Brown
H. Roy Wilson
Martha Rowles Foster
Fred J. Preston
J. T. Merwin
John B. Preston
Alston Ellis
Hull Foster, Jr
J. Halliday Cline
C. H. Townsend
J. D. Brown
T. R. Biddle
Fred L. Alderman
Henry Zenner
Harriet Lamb Hyde
Julia Friday
Marion Sprague
W. B. Golden
National Dar
Manners On Campus Shaping Young College Guests
The article describes campus etiquette for newcomers and seniors, noting rushing norms, acceptable dating, and social rituals. It contrasts small and large campuses, highlights chaperones and host expectations, and praises courteous conduct toward professors and guests.
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Collegians
Murder to Music in Dombey Case
Detective Bob Tait investigates the murder of Lud Dombey at a mill district factory. He allies with photographer Donnie Feeley to track clues while Myrna Dombey faces suspicion as her trial looms. Barkley, the prosecutor, pressures Myrna’s guilt despite Tait’s efforts.
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Myrna Dombey
Robert Tait
Anne Lester
Myrna
Dannie Feeley
Ludden Dombey
Millbay
Tait
Donnie Feeley
Feeley
Donnie
Dunphy
Weeks
Sourpuss
Bob
Anne
Pacific Plaza
Golden Bowl
Lud Dombey
Barkley
Atorney
Mrs. Dombey
Leonard Macy
Doctor Matisse
Stars Forecast A Day For Constructive New Projects
The lunar transit suggests a day favorable to new constructive ventures despite obstacles. Elders or influential figures may oppose, yet determination and enterprise could win support. Those born today enter a year of opportunity through initiative and skill in important, practical pursuits.
Health Hints and Diet by Dr Morris Fishbein
The article argues medicine preserves armies by treating the physically unfit and preventing epidemics. It recalls historic plagues as purges of armies and notes postwar care for veterans, including sight and hearing loss, mental trauma, tuberculosis, cancer, and injuries. It cites 40000 American physicians in wartime service and British plans to assign doctors to specific roles.
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Great Britain
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