Four Steps to Strengthen U S Policy on Europe Threats
A Washington outline urges 24 hour naval production, rapid purchase of essential war materials from friendly nations, upgrading Panama Canal defenses and strengthening ties with South America and Canada. It also pledges U S support for any honest European effort toward orderly peaceful adjustments.
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Naval
West Virginia
Arkansas
North Carolina
Congress
Manila
United States
Panama Canal
South America
Canada
Europe
Bringing Problem Home and the Relief Dilemma
The piece argues that until private employment absorbs relief costs, government must bear the burden from township to Washington. WPA layoffs increase local relief needs, reducing funds for roads policing and services. Union dues finance strikes, affecting relief for idle workers. Voters may demand more private jobs and less federal experimentation as relief funds shrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WPA
Miners’ Union
Mussolini’s Spectacles Signal Shifting Threshold of Power
The article notes Mussolini, age 56, now wears spectacles for reading and close work. It observes aging and common ailments as leaders near 60, questioning whether physical feats used to judge officials will remain the criterion as he advances toward 60 and stomach ulcers. It hints at a possible move toward valuing contemplative, mental fitness over sheer physical prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Italy
College cops proposal faces training needs for modern era
The American Bar Association committee urges colleges to offer police training courses. It argues police administration grows complex with technology and crime evolving, stressing that officers must understand citizens rights in a republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
Committee On Police
Republic
Roosevelt Speech Signals Neutral Yet Pro Western Hemisphere Policy
Raymond Clapper outlines President Roosevelt's broadcast stance on Europe’s war. The plan aims to keep the United States out of conflict while allowing moral judgment, condemning Germany’s aggression, and tying American security to the Western Hemisphere. The president warns against war profiteering and suggests domestic measures to curb profiteering from war orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
Great Britain
France
United States
Germany
Poland
Western Hemisphere
Americas
America
Bruce Catton Surveys Washington Scene
Bruce Catton reports on European air war outlooks as crisis looms. Military experts foresee formation fighting over dogfights with bombers targeting industry and railways while civilian centers are protected. Anti aircraft defenses and escort fighters shape bombing effectiveness along with balloon barrage concepts around London.
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Washington
Spain
England
France
U.S
Britain
London
Police training cited as public service duty
The passage argues every policeman on the beat and their superiors deserve respect for training in college. It emphasizes policing as an important branch of public service and suggests newspapers can include useful, understandable information like pollen counts with weather reports during hay fever season.
Questions and Answers in The Messenger Bureau Q&A
The Messenger prints a Q&A feature from its Information Bureau in Washington. It provides brief factual answers to general knowledge questions on topics from pronunciation of yeast to the Long Tom cannon and Civil War nicknames.
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The
Messenger
18Th Street
Washington, D. C
Messenger Bureau
Coal mine at the Ohio State Fair appears in readers poem
Poet ANNIE McINTYRE BARTOE from Nelsonville Ohio recalls a coal mine featured at the Ohio State Fair. The verse celebrates miners in their dark work where bank lamps and bank cars are shown to fairgoers. She expresses desire to return if a coal mine returns.
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Annie McIntyre Bartoe
Nelsonville
Ohio
Aluminum cooking utensils pose no health risk say experts
A Seattle reader asks about aluminum cookware. Authorities report studies from Britain Germany and the United States show no harm from aluminum in food. Traces stay in the body and are excreted. no link to cancer is found. FTC actions target false health claims by cookware makers.
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Seattle
Wash
British
Ministry of Health
Toledo
Germany
Federal Bureau of Health
Federal Trade Commission
Corning Upgrades Fire Service With New Truck
Corning receives a newly purchased fire engine moving from eighth to seventh class insurance rating. The old truck remains in service, making Corning the only town of its size with two engines. Community notes list local meetings and visits from residents across nearby towns.
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Corning
Mayer M. R
Brown
Dewey Beaver
Henry Spray
Guy Lamity
Columbus
Working Wives: Marian Harkness Faces a Tight Life
Marian Harkness, a 32 year old Chicago businesswoman, frets over aging, finances, and a stalled marriage with Dan while a younger, ambitious world looms around her. In Chapter 1 she contemplates career, security, and contentment as rent comes due and expectations clash.
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Marian Harkness
Dan Harkness
Dolly Harkness
Dan
Sally Blake
Marian
Manning
Chicago
Carma
Pete
Manning's
Murray City Social Notes
Murray City residents host and visit relatives across Ohio and nearby states during Labor Day weekend. Local families welcome out of town guests from Athens Toledo Columbus Barberton Dayton and Pontiac while Owens and Nelsonville connections frequent travels through Kentucky Virginia Tennessee and the Carolinas.
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Murray City
Raymond Storer
Cleveland
Ray Storer
Paul Shelton
Pontiac, Mich
Matt Shelton
Effie Jonas
Cora Davis
Nelsonville
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
Carolinas
Charles Walters Land
Athens
Cora Walters
Arthur Peacock
Pritchard Peacock
Toledo
Charles Hoffman
John Currens
Charles Lloyd
Detroit
Labor Day
Lemma Lloyd
Corella Lloyd
Grant Tippie
Cadiz
Emma Tippie
Dorothy Riggs
Columbus
Sally Riggs
Margaret
Anne Popoczy
Clara Keyes
Tom Johnson
Longstreth
George Shaffer
Charles Robinson
Richard Coleman
George Langley
Indiana
Dave Hogan
Pittsburgh
John Hogan
Hogan
Robert Bell, Jr
Portsmouth
William Bell
Logan
Robert Bell
Vaughn Collins
Port Shuttleworth
Barberton
Mae Folen
Joe Teylor
Rolland Sweazy
Roseville
Sylvia Sweazy
Chester Mitchell
Sylvanus Conley
George Conley
William Cook
Dayton
Park Cook
Mary Jeanette Roberts
Lucille Koon
Dicky Koon
Akron
Fred Koon
Becky Thomas
Fred Collins
Grass Run-Side Hill Social and Personal Highlights
Miss Margaret Amos visiting from Columbus. marshmallow roast at Oren Hugg farm near Dexter. Alta Will attended the Ohio State Fair. Frank Braley and family of Orient visited the Saxton home. Cc. F. Anderson ill. Earl Gilmore works for William Bachner. Athens clergy guests at Amos home. Moonlight baptismal services at Judd Bradford farm. Howard Folden of Dyesville building a barn for Floyd.
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Patty Fair
Lancaster
Nona Shaffer
Ralph
Bob
Columbus
Jess Latta
Earl Simmers
Mary Elizabeth
Toledo
John Hodgson
Margaret Schlingerman
Louise Wemmer
Zanesville
Marguerite Stinson
Congo
Wade Young
Julian
Lilley Young
Lloyd Young
Kentucky
Marie Miskell
Herman Forshach
Clyde Meyers
Mason Building
Main St. Joe
Miller
P. L. Alien
Nelsonville
Char
Margaret Amos
Dexter
Alta Will
Frank Braley
Orient
Harry Saxton
Earl Gilmore
William Bachner
Neil J. Crawford
Chaney
Robinson
Athens
J. P. Miller
Bradbury
C. H. Amos
Marvin Chase
Mt. Union
Wiliam Nicholson
G. O. Will
Crawford
Judd Bradford
Howard Folden
Dyesville
Floyd
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Poet's Corner
DR. Morris Fishbein
Corning Social Notes
MEFPT
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion Unit No. 337
Crooksville
Miss Dunlap
Edna Louise Dunlap
Stitch and Chatter Club
Isabel Foura
Frances Belle Spence
Garnet Meyers
Corning Personals
Les Schlingerman
Leora
Anna Mae
Hemlock
Juanita Priest
Elizabeth Murray
Roland Coffman
Newark
Roy Coffman
Rose Marie
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Lulu Dunlap
Worthy Matrons Association of Eastern Stars
Soared Wright
Donley Edwards
Janet
Middleport
Albert Miller
Thomas Hardy
Elmer Rowland
Margy
Carl Wright
Delmer Lee
Glouster
Richard Rodgers
Patty
Susie Rodgers
Joan Wilson
Grace Maxwell
Church of God
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James Diggins
Oakfield
Fred Stoweht
Clarence
Roland
C. J. Weaver
Rendville
James A. Garfield i
Knights of Pythias Laige
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NEA Service, Inc
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Pete Thorpe
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