The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Co. details
Page four of The Athens Messenger lists publishing staff, affiliations, and advertising terms. It notes daily weekday publication, a large Sunday edition, offices in Athens, and membership in multiple press associations along with subscription rates and zones.
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Prederick
United Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
European democracies unite to curb Hitler and Mussolini
The piece argues England France and Italy face off Nazi aggression with a democratic front. It notes Mussolini wary of saving Czechoslovakia while Germany suffers postwar woes. It warns that a united front could check force and avert broader war as Britain shifts from vacillation to resolve.
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Hitler
England
France
European Democratic Front
Italy
Mussolini
Czechoslovakia
Ethiopia
Europe
Great Britain
Austria
Versailles
Britain
Wings at Home Inexpensive plastic plane eyed for mass use
Washington disclosure says a plastic plane has been developed and tested for at least six months. Experts expect the craft may be stamped out in hydraulic presses, slashing labor costs and expanding civilian aviation beyond sport pilots. The Bureau of Standards is optimistic about its performance and potential.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Familiarity and Awe in Driving Highlighted by Philadelphia Experts
Philadelphia traffic experts argue women drivers are safer due to awe and feminine respect for the automobile, while men admit comfort with cars fosters casual driving. They warn a nation dealing with traffic toll needs greater caution and courtesy on highways.
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Philadelphia
Typical High School Girl And Boy Portraits Revealed
A survey of teachers and students yields a portrait of the typical 16 year old girl who does not smoke, has a 50 cent weekly allowance, expects boys to pay for dates, desires marriage, and is a tomboy by day and feminine at night. The typical boy, a smoker of many cigarettes, earns 50 cents less than he thinks, has a steady girl, expects bachelorhood, and is a day boy with an indefinable night side.
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues the Dies committee hearings on un American activities amount to a combined red and Nazi hunt masking constitutional deception. He defends red baiting as patriotic while urging exposure of Communist and Nazi influence in the C I O and the motion picture industry.
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New York
United States Congress
Dies Committee On un-American Activities
United States
Dies
Reds
Moscow
Behind the Scenes In Washington Prominent movie leaders face antitrust probes
Washington reports outline potential drop of prosecutions if film moguls curb theater ownership and block booking. DOJ officials doubt they will fully reform. Separate notes cover a stalled price maintenance survey and fights within the NLRB between A F of L leaders and CIO allies.
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Washington
Justice Department
Thurman Arnold
Justice
Indirect Taxes Hit Everyday Americans Hard
The piece notes the U S government will raise 13 5 billion in taxes this year with only one ninth from income taxes. Indirect taxes burden the middle class through prices on shoes shows rent groceries and all essentials. It argues no one escapes taxation and warns against believing taxes don’t touch the average citizen. It ends with a light note about taller hats signaling optimism.
Eternal Life and Charity Call From The Messenger
A letter from P. O. Mace in Carbondale urges obedience to God’s commandments and acceptance of Jesus as the Bread from Heaven. It exhorts charity, forgiveness, and reliance on divine guidance, concluding with the belief that vengeance belongs to the Lord and spiritual life awaits.
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the Messenger
Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
P. O. Mace
Carbondale
Health Hints on Preventing Tuberculosis in Children
Dr Morris Fishbein notes tuberculosis is the leading child killer and stresses prevention. Most infections enter via nose throat mouth and lungs. Milk pasteurization and boiling have largely stopped transmission from foods. Doctors now test exposure by examining the child and contacts, monitor weight gain, and watch for irritability fatigue loss of appetite or fever. Early fever in a child should raise suspicion.
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Morris Fishbein
Mother Electrocuted in Cleveland Washing Machine Incident
Mrs. Ma bel Coffman, 33, mother of two, died Tuesday from electrocution caused by a short circuit in a washing machine. Police and investigators are assessing the trigger and safety standards at the home.
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Cleveland
Mabel Coffman
We the Women Defining a Modern Good Woman
Article examines changing expectations for women, arguing respect now requires personal interests, appearance, parenting balance, social networks, cooking, and housekeeping prowess. It contrasts past ideals with the modern woman who must be multi faceted and self defined rather than merely a wife or mother.
Ten Years Ago News Highlights From Fairfield County
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Edward R Harris returned to Chillicothe after visiting Mrs Harris mother Mrs O F Peoples Professor George Starr Lasher spoke at the Fairfield County Teachers Institute in Lancaster Mr and Mrs L R Allen completed a two week motor trip through Canada and the eastern United States Mr and Mrs Hugh G Jefferson hosted Mr and Mrs Clarence Creath of Mt Sterling Mrs P G Moler of Los Angeles California visited her sister Mrs Earl T Dailey
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Edward R. Harris
Mary Peoples
Chillicothe
O. F. Peoples
George Starr Lasher
Fairfield County Teachers Institute
Lancaster
Mrs. L. R. Allen
Canada
United States
Hugh G. Jefferson
Mrs
Clarence Creath
Mt. Sterling
P. G. Moler
Los Angeles, Calif
Earl T. Dailey
Local families attend reunions and visits in Ohio and Maryland
Mr and Mrs E E Jacobs and son and Mr Charles Pickering traveled to Baltimore to attend a Spanish American War veterans reunion. Mr and Mrs R C M Hastings and daughters Mildred and Mary Esther left for Columbus after visiting Mrs E C Woodworth. Mr and Mrs Charles Cameron also left for Columbus to visit the Hastings. Lieut Don McVay returned from Camp Sherman to spend the weekend with his mother.
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E. E. Jacobs
Charles Pickering
Baltimore, Md
R. C. M. Hastings
Mildred
Mary Esther
Columbus
E. C. Woodworth
Charles Cameron
Lieut
Don McVay
Camp Sherman
Teen football captain survives bullet deflection
Leo Vachon, captain of a Somersworth high school football team, was struck by a .22 caliber bullet that knocked out three teeth but caused no other injuries after a friend accidentally fired the rifle. The report notes the odd claim about tigers dragging prey uphill rather than downhill.
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Somerworth
N. H
Leo Vachon
Vachon
Golden Toy Leads Auction in Brown's Barn
Linda Gordon schemes to buy Golden Toy at a rural Kentucky sale while Uncle Sandy watches, Bruce Radford’s eastern buyers loom, and a sharp young exercise rider pushes for orderly bidding as a late arrival roadster interrupts the sale.
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Linda Gordon
Manhattan
Blue Grass
Bruce Radford
Linda
Sandy
Monte Hill
Radfords
Bruce
Brown
New York
Honey
Colt
Uncle Sandy
Mr. Jenkins
Propitious Stars Promise Lucrative Turn In Fortunes
Propitious and progressive planetary configurations may break up old frustrations. Relaxed impediments could lead to an expensive, lucrative shift in fortunes. Those whose birthday it is face a productive year after stagnation, with potential beneficial investments, rising property values, or a bequest from an elder. A born child may be steady and studious, winning elder support and shaping a bright future.
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Genevieve Kemble
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Inland Daily Press Association
Mali
Gallia
Hocking
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Morgan, Vinton
Washington Counties
WINGS
Fair
Westbrook Pegler
By Westbrook Pegler
By Rodney Dutcher
National Economic Committee
Trade Association
Roosevelt
A. F. of L
Donald Wakefield Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Smith
Edwin S
William Green
NLRB
Donald Smith
Warren Madden
Edwin Smith
the Public Forum
George Clark
Mr. Lewis
Charles B. Parmer
Will
Belmont Park
Monte
London
Mr. Donald
Radford
Big Boy
the Stars
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