Classified Ad Rates and Subscription List
National press associations and newspaper offices list contact options for obituaries cards and banking notices. Subscription rates include one year 84.50 six months 2.50 ten weeks 1.00 and weekly 15c plus extra postage for other zones in Ohio counties Athens Gallia Hocking Meigs Morgan Vinton and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
One Dangerous Angle on China Policy and Neutrality
A columnist argues the U S must avoid war and enforce neutrality in China Japan relations. He warns a state act would shift embargoes and hurt China while not stopping Japan and urges protests, evacuation of nationals, and collective embargoes with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Japan
State Department
Fumigation Sursise on Free Speech Clash in Wisconsin
The piece argues that anti American groups like fascists or communists threaten free speech and that suppression may not cure subversion. It cites ACLU protests after a Hitler group was barred from a Wisconsin street demonstration and urges decisive action to prevent subversive movements from gaining power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
American Civil Liberties Union
Communistic Civil Liberties Union
Europe
Brain surgery proposed to cure criminal tendencies
A veteran reformatories inmate in Oklahoma advocates brain surgery to erase criminal tendencies. The piece imagines clinics treating offenders by operation rather than trial, suggesting truth serum and other remedies for errant spouses and a booming corrective industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Parents Should Know About Child Bicycle Dangers
A newspaper column warns that youngsters on bicycles face frequent fatal or serious injuries from motor vehicles. It notes the bicycle comeback, the courage of young riders, and the shared road rights, urging awareness of the dangers parents overlook as traffic grows crowded.
Inventor Unveils Telescoping Necktie For Slapstick Comebacks
An inventor introduces a telescoping necktie aimed at slapstick comedians planning a television revival. The device extends to accommodate quick punchline reveals and concealed gag effects, promising easy on screen use.
Clapper Sees Policy Clash Over Neutrality Act and China Aid
Washington debates invoking the Neutrality Act as 20 American airplanes head to China while Japan tightens a port blockade. The issue tests whether the United States should enter or merely aid China indirectly, amid divided public opinion and fear of escalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Baltimore
Japan
America
United States
Behind the Scenes in Washington Roosevelts Clash With Democrats
The piece asserts President Roosevelt can reshape the Democratic party by pressuring rival senators. It cites Senator Black's Supreme Court nomination and a Roanoke speech as signs of looming party splits. It warns of a 1938 primary battle, a 1940 convention clash, and a possible nationwide purge of independents.
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Roosevelt
Black
Supreme Court
Roanoke
Joe Guffey
White House
Democratic Party
Wheeler
O'Mahoney
Mr. Roosevelt
Guffey
United States
Golfing Marathon: Man Plays 300 Holes Before Work
A golfer reportedly completed a 300 hole round before heading to his office to unwind. The feat highlights endurance in early season golf and mirrors crowded course days this period.
Community notices of birthdays gatherings and relocations
Mrs. Arthur R. Cline hosted a birthday celebration at 54 Shannon Ave. Miss Goldie Cross held a linen shower at her parents’ home 112 University Terrace for her sister Miss Ruth Cross soon to wed Loren Herbert. Raymond Bardin Sr. and wife marked their son Raymond Jr.’s sixth birthday. Edward Algeo and Ralph Collins left for a business trip to Pontiac Michigan. Mary Powell, summering in Tucson, will teach kindergarten in Tucson schools. Headlines cited Allied peace terms and Western drives. other items mention Athens County boys enlisting. Dorothy Putnam visited Pittsburgh two months with Rev. Alexander Lamb. T. M. Pickering and daughter Nelle left for Sulphur Lick Springs. Rupel Jones returned from Plattsburg Army training camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Cross
O. E. Cross
University Terrace
Ruth Cross
Loren Herbert
Albany
E. W. McVey
Mary
Betty McVey
Robert Kellar
Floyd Dunham
Akron
Helen McVey
Athens
Mary Rol+ Jands
Cincinnati
Charles Robinet
Earl
Clint Jewell
J. Ira Jones
Columbus
Chillicothe
M. E. Church
Margaret Goodwin
Mary Frances Gillogly
Faye Baker Cline
T. A. Welch
Mildred
Detroit
California
Northwest
Crusaders Civic Club
Alsbany
Alexander
McKee
Presbyterian Seminary
Chicago
Harriett
Harley Ayler
Kentucky
Indiana
Velma Geary
Harrisonville
David K. Landis
Knoxeville
Tenn
Martha Lou
Hunter MacFarlan
A. D. Cline
Eileen
Lola Mae Baughman
Margery Burris
Mary Louise Vandyke
District Tales of Long Ago Ohio State Formation Timeline
District Tales recounts Ohio’s path from Northwest Territory to statehood a chronology prepared by Joseph T. Tracy auditor of state. It lists agreements and land deals from 1783 to 1792 including Paris treaty boundary ideas Virginia and Connecticut reserves the Northwest Ordinance 1787 and early land purchases by the Ohio Company.
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Ohio
Northwest Territory
Joseph T. Tracy
Paris
Allegheny Mountains
United States
John Adams
Virginia Military District
Virginia
Connecticut Western Reserve
Connecticut
Continental Congress
Ohio Company
Washington
Rufus Putnam
Manassah Cutler
Robert Oliver
Griffin Greene
Congress
Internal secretion of male glands and aging questions
Dr Morris Fishbein reports on Warthin’s view that delaying aging is folly and hygiene extends life but increases the number of elderly. Prof Carl Moore notes male gland secretions do not shorten life nor enhance mentality or sleep, and that securing material for study is difficult. the exact value remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warthin
Carl R. Moore
County Fair Gala Day Pageant By Laura Foster
A nostalgic poem from Laura B Foster of Columbus Ohio celebrates a county fair. It paints a parade of family friends Jenny Katy and Sue, a Ferris wheel and merry go round, a brass band and noon luncheon, ending with a wish to meet again at the big south gate on a holiday at the county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Katy
Sue
Alamode
Big South Gate
Adventure Aboard the Chinook Ends in Mystery
Kay Dearborn Melita Howard and Priscilla Dunn sail a leisurely cruise on the Chinook with two young scientists aboard. After a false start and a night run they anchor near Larramore Island and investigate a cabin sighting. The scene closes with Kay screaming as danger looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Dearborn
Melita Howard
Kay
Priscilla Dunn
Forrest Brothers
Grant Harper
Priscilla
Melita
Jim Pike
Larramore Island
Larramore
Larra
Marine Station
Albany Social And Personal Highlights At Local Church And Events
Albany residents gather for church sermons and social visits as Rev J I Jones from Columbus preaches at the M E Church. Families host dinners and wiener roasts while students prepare for the State Fair and school opens. Local clubs plan meetings and teachers are hired for music and vocational agriculture.
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
THE
United Press
John W. Cullen Company
New York
Cleveland
Raymond Clapper
By Raymond Clapper
Edward R. Burke
Arthur R. Cline
Shannon Ave
Raymond Bardin
Raymond, Jr
Edward Algeo
Ralph Collins
Pontiac, Mich
Mary Powell
William D. Powell
Tucson
Arizona
Wilson
Athens County
Dorothy Putnam
Pittsburgh
Alexander Lamb
T. M. Pickering
Nelle Pickering
Sulphur Lick Springs
Mr. Rupel Jones
Plattsburg, N. Y
George Clark
Boece
DR. Morris Fishbein
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Laura B. Foster
Columbus, O
Fairweather Cove
Heerties
Mel
Denton's Point
Social and Personal
Fies
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