What Will You Say About Neutrality in War?
The piece argues whether the United States should endure the economic and moral costs of neutrality as Europe sails toward conflict. It questions arms embargo loopholes, trade in raw materials, and the risk of engaging in war while preserving profits and trade.
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America
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Europe
Roosevelt
Charles Warren
New York Times
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Warren
Congress
Ohio road signs praised by tourists over rival states
The article notes Ohio’s highway markings outperform several states including Pennsylvania Virginia and Maryland. It argues Ohio’s signs are clearer and roads better marked though farm and small community roads lag in other states. Tourists praise Ohio’s marking system.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Housing Boom Seen on Roosevelt Desk Report
A confidential report by Peter Grimm and associates, New York real estate experts, argues for a major residential building campaign. They report 96 to 98 percent occupancy in areas east of the Mississippi, with vacancies as low as 2 to 4 percent, suggesting time for a housing boom under Roosevelt.
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Peter Grimm
New York
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Mr. Grimm and Company
Armories
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Grimms and Ickes clash over housing amid market shifts
The piece outlines Grimms view of a coming housing boom followed by a cyclical downturn with rising rents. It contrasts private homebuilding aims with Ickes public housing plans and notes a recovering real estate picture, dwindling mortgage relief, and political infighting shaping New Deal policy.
Wisconsin farmer seeks wife ages forty to sixty five
A 74 year old Wisconsin farmer advertises for a wife between 40 and 65, a note that humorously hints all such women fall in their thirties. A 43 pound New York woman seeks alimony in a separate suit, prompting a quip on support. The piece also comments on libelary league headlines and road funding.
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District Tales of Long Ago by H. HARRIS
In 1882 pastors arrived in Athens area churches including Rev Isaac Monfort at Athens Presbyterian and Rev J F Hawk at Nelsonville. The piece traces appointments through 1887, noting transfers, new pastors, and regional church governance within the Athens Presbytery.
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Isaac Monfort
Cincinnati
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J. F. Hawk
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James D. Brown
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General Assembly
A. W Williams
Syracuse
E. W. Brown
Pomeroy Presbyterian Church
Edgar Work
Logan
Charles Taylor
Henry Smith
Marietta College
Edward Vincent
J. Kelley
Middleport
Gallipolis
D. R. Moore
Nelson Shedd
Amesville-New England
Shedd
Carthage
Thomas Turnbull
Pomeroy
A. Steinman
Health Hints And Diet Health Hints And Diet
Dr Morris Fishbein reports on dental care myths and facts. Dentists say toothpastes and mouth washes mainly flavor and aid cleaning, not preventing decay or antiseptic effects. Brushing after meals helps remove debris where bacteria grow, regardless of rinse composition.
WPA Officials Name Circleville Man for The American Guide
Columbus report says James G. Dunton of Circleville is named state supervisor of writers projects. The Works Progress Administration division will prepare an encyclopedic publication titled The American Guide.
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Works Progress Administration
James G. Dunton
Circleville
Public Forum urges state relief commission in Ohio
The Athena County Central League calls for a non partisan state relief commission to administer aid on need basis, condemns political games and demands action by Gov Davey and state officials. The letter notes funding cuts, wartime veterans’ plight, and widespread hunger amid unemployment before detailing the resolution and recipients. Capt Rudolf Stranger, Austrian WWI ace, dies of pneumonia in Vienna.
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Dole
Athena County Central League
Ohio
Davey
H. T. Phillips
Metcalf
Athens Messenger
Columbus Citizen
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State Journal
Ath— County Central League
Vienna
Rudolf Stranger
Nightlife entanglements test loyalties in town tale
In a nightclub Jean Dunn meets Sandy Harkins and federal agent Larry Glenn while dating Bobby Wallace. Bonds linked to bank robber Wingy Lewis surface as police close in. A dinner with Jean and Bobby leads to a planned wedding as suspicions mount about Harkins and the bonds. Jean and Bobby confront feelings and tensions during a tense, unresolved moment.
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Donald Montague
Bobby Wallace
Jean
Goulden Feather
Sandy Harkins
Larry Glenn
Larry
Wingy Lewis
Sandy
Bobby
Jeane
Sonny Boyd
Boyd
Montague
Lewis
Red Jackson
Harkins
Department of Justice
QuasnEs WARRES Juage Lins first degree gioumls
Indictment returned against Kell and an unnamed suspect in a first degree case. Court records show charges filed and arraignment scheduled. Legal proceedings proceed in the county courthouse with prosecutors outlining the case.
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Gioumls Indicted
Kell ‘A Iat
Penraia A's
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