Athens Post Office Second Class Matter Rates
The notice lists membership and agencies of major press associations and national representatives. It details subscription rates by carrier and mail for Athens and surrounding counties, with annual and partial periods priced at four fifty, two fifty, one dollar, and one week ten cents, plus extra postage on request.
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
Post Office
Progress in Safety Legislation Across States in 1937
The 1937 sessions saw nine states adopt standard drivers license measures, three adopt non standard licenses, and two modernize motor vehicle codes. Traffic patrols were expanded, officer training improved, and calls for uniform laws grew. Experts warn the changes require time to save lives and property, noting lapses such as chauffeurs lacking licenses in three states and none required in two. Public opinion remains key to further reform.
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National Safety Council
More Apples Drive U S Apple Growers Campaign
Southeastern Ohio notes the US apple crop may reach a record 202 million bushels. Growers formed associations and stabilization committees, petitioned chains to feature apples, funded a half million dollar ad drive, and pursued export markets to counter surplus.
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U. S
Ohio
Johnny Appleseed
United States
Pennsylvania uses air patrols to ease holiday traffic
The state plans to deploy state owned airplanes to monitor highway conditions during peak travel and broadcast route updates. Motorists would hear which roads are lightest and use radio advisories to avoid jams as roads improve and police cars manage flow.
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Pennsylvania
Polar lesson in Soviet style politics reaches Arctic
From the Soviet Arctic, 47 Eskimos are taken to Kamchatka for a course in political leadership. They learn European clothing and maps, plus the moon’s glow, while being instructed in how to undermine opposition and enforce party discipline. The piece mocks a rigid, centralized approach likely to chill independence.
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Soviet Arctic
Kamchatka Peninsula
Igioo
Behind the Scenes in Washington Biggest Government Boss
The federal government now employs about 850000 civilians in the executive branch with a monthly payroll around 128 million dollars. Excludes military and temporary workers, yet shows a peace time peak in size and scope, rivaling major private enterprises.
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Washington
Executive Branch
CCC
General Hugh S. Johnson to replace Raymond Clapper in Europe
The Messenger assigns General Hugh S. Johnson as Washington correspondent in Europe while Raymond Clapper is abroad. Clapper’s column will be continued after this Messenger writer assesses the situation in Europe.
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Raymond Clapper
Europe
Messenger Special
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Clapper
Messenger
Solomon and McGrady and the labor policy rift
In this Delaware dispatch, the author argues four national issues loom: McGrady’s resignation as a nonpartisan labor expert, the labor department’s turmoil amid CIO splits, and the administration’s fragile ability to enact wage and hour and farm legislation. The piece stresses the need for nonpartisan, capable leadership to avert a broader crisis.
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Betnay Beach
Del
Solomon
McGrady
Labor
John Lewis
Labor Department
Department of Labor
CIO
Film wedding draws 200 policemen in unprecedented ceremony
In a remarkable event the city mobilizes 200 police officers for a film wedding as crowds look on. Officials call the spectacle a sign of how security will scale up for future mass gatherings.
The Curse That Came True at Cook's Gap
Meigs County road troubles persist as hill slides undermine a quarter mile stretch known as Cook's Gap. Despite centuries of engineering, corduroy and stone fills failed, last year’s repairs offered hope, yet hundreds of tons of earth are again removed. Local lore says only removing the entire hill would end the cycle.
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C. A. Hartley
Meigs County
Hysell Run
Chapman
Cooks
Cook's Gap
Lightning burns landmark barn on Frank McDaniel farm near Mineral
Lightning struck the barn on the Frank McDaniel farm along Mineral New Marshfield Road Saturday afternoon, destroying the structure and its contents including hay grain wagon tools and machinery. The barn was an old landmark built by pioneer carpenters during the P. B. Wilson era and recently repaired for continued use.
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Mineral
Frank McDaniel
Mineral- New Marshfield Road
P. B. Wilson
Frank Sickles
George Sickles
New Marshfield
Drood McAfee
Cincinnati
D. T. McAfee
Tommy
Russell Lowry
George Lowry
D. B. Lowry
Carbondale
George K. Lowry
Clyde Ely
CCC
Ernest Ely
Olan Collins
Vinton County
Bull snake climbs 22 feet causing power outage in Frederick
A bull snake climbed 22 feet on the steel structure of a power station after a bird nest sparked a short circuit. The incident disrupted electric service to Frederick and nearby southwestern Oklahoma towns.
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Frederick
Okla
Oklahoma
Public Forum Letters Welcome Signatures Required
Readers are invited to send signed comments on current events to the Public Forum. Letters should be concise so multiple contributions appear daily.
Nelsonville School letters dispute Buchtel record
William Dale Thomas of Doanville replies to a Messenger letter arguing Nelsonville High was more disciplined than Buchtel. He recalls strict teachers, operetta lessons, and rural students integrating with city peers, noting over half of rural Buchtel students will switch to Nelsonville next year due to state laxities.
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the Messenger
Miss Worthington
Nelsonville High School
Buchtel
Nelsonville
Times
Birthday honored guest noted in Nelsonville gathering
Mrs. Robert Bagley of Nelsonville was the honor guest at a birthday party at her home. Mr. and Mrs. F A Cady left for their new home in Corning where he serves as high school principal. Mr. and Mrs. W H Logan returned from New York City. Miss Rosemary Farley returns from Detroit to teach in the coming year. Mrs T A Snyder and daughter Atheas visit Sidney for the Burl ey family reunion.
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Robert Bagley
Nelsonville
F. A. Cady
Corning
Mr. Cady
Rosemary Farley
Detroit
Mich
T. A. Snyder
Atheas
Sidney
Buirley
M. B. Banks
Park Place
Red Cross
Fred McKay
Mary Crippen
Roy Hinchman
Mary Fuller
Harry Bahrman
New York City
Wartime coal prices set by states under Wilson policy
President Wilson fixed wartime coal prices by state with ranges from 2 to 3.25 dollars for run of mine coal and up to 3.00 dollars for prepared sizes. Dr Burt D Evans returned from Washington with passports to visit France Britain Ireland Italy and Switzerland for Methodist Episcopal Church work.
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Wilson
Burt D. Evans
M. E. Church
Washington
France
British Isles
Italy
Switzerland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Island Adventure Continues Kay Dearborn Abducted
Grant Harper, in love with Kay Dearborn, searches the island after Kay vanishes from the Chinook. He finds her alarmed and joins her as they follow a flashlight guide toward a perilous beach path, pursued by unknown captors.
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Kay Dearborn
Melita Howard
Kay
Priscilla Dunn
Forrest Brothers
Grant Harper
Mac Forrest
Melita
Fairweather Cove
Mistral
Bere
Mac
Tom Forrest
Forrest
Grant
Harper
Insulin and Pancreas Roles in Diabetes History
The pancreas has both external and internal secretions. insulin from the Islands of Langerhans controls blood sugar. Excess insulin, from tumors or inflammation, causes weakness, hunger, dizziness, and mental changes, sometimes mimicking drunkenness or hysteria. managing sugar intake is essential during activity for those with hyperinsulinism.
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Langerhans
Banting
Best
McLeod
Collip
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Hugh Johnson
Hugh
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the Public Forum
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Doanville
W. H. Logan
Mrs. W. B. Bartels
Dayton
Mary Collins
Cecelia
New Lexington
Lucile Henry
Doris
Columbus
Brazil
Ind
Margaret Rowland
Lucile
Delaware Springs
H. D. Henry
George Clark
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Tedman
ARD Jones
NEA Service
Tom
Priscilla
Mistra
DR. Morris Fishbein
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