The Athens Messenger Page Four Com Notice and Rates
The Athens Messenger details publication schedule and staff with wartime style rates and postage. It lists publisher Frederick W Bush and managing editor Major Charles H Harris, plus advertising office locations and subscription prices for several Ohio counties.
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the Athens Messenger
Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K Bush
Charles H. Harris
Time for frankness in Ohio governor race
The Ohio gubernatorial campaign opens with calls for candor from both Bricker and Sawyer on labor and school funding. Bricker pledges to keep government processes intact against labor influence while Sawyer faces scrutiny over ties to the CIO. Both should clarify positions on school debts and taxes as Governor Davey nears post tenure remarks.
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Bricker
Sawyer
Ohio School Foundation
Davey
Ohio
Washington
Columbus
Money Well Spent in WPA Adult Night Schools
The piece argues that WPA funded adult night schools should expand and focus on everyday human interests. It notes past night schools improved and should become community educational agencies, with higher fall enrollment and vocational and educational aid for adults beyond high school age.
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WPA
Have Right Idea Groups Fight Taxes Fight Tax Education
A group of American women organize to educate the public about taxes and their burden. They argue taxes are rising and now absorb about a quarter of wages, paid mainly by consumers through higher prices, prompting housewives to scrutinize politics and vote their own sentiments. The aim is public education and civic engagement to curb unnecessary taxation.
Advice for Politicians Condensed From A Minister’s Counsel
Mere dith Nicholson, United States minister to Nicaragua, writes to a young man considering a political career. He urges tolerance, listening, humility, independent thinking, and beginning with study of some government administration aspect. The remark implies such advice should be obvious and expected of any serious aspirant.
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Meredith Nicholson
United States
Nicaragua
Nicholson
Jess
Fair Enough by Westbrook Pegler
New York columnist Westbrook Pegler contends that the United States owes no debt to other races or nations for cultural contributions. He argues Americans financed their own advances through invention and homegrown talent, noting that foreign works became American through usage and reception rather than altruistic gifts.
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New York
America
United States
Behind the Scenes In Washington
Roosevelt hints at staying out of the 1940 campaign if a conservative Democrat runs. He would back a liberal Republican like LaGuardia if the Democrats nominate Garner or a similar ally. Aligned aides see possible party realignment and a Roosevelt leadership shift if the 1940 convention diverges from his wishes. O Daniel rises in Texas with aid from big business and anti New Dealers call him conservative.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Reepublicans
Mayor LaGuardia
New York
Garner
Bennett Clark
Missouri
LaGuardia
Bolt
W. Lee O'Daniel
Texas
O'Daniel
Texas Machine
O’daniel
Donald
Berwyn
Downs
Louisville
Linda
Mr. Brown Donald
Brown Donald
Reaffirming essentials acknowledged by Nicholson
A brief remark notes a crying need for core elements and asserts Mr Nicholson understands this. The writer implies disappointment in the current state and urges acknowledgment of the fundamental issues.
WE the Women Modern Parents Clash Over Daughters Marriage
A June graduate disinherited for marrying a man deemed socially or financially unsuitable. Parents oppose independence and education while demanding obedience, arguing modern daughters need guidance they refuse to give. The piece critiques double standards in parental expectations and gender roles.
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Studnts
Local History Notes From New Marshfield And Athens County
Moves and leases anchor a slice of historic life in Athens and New Marshfield. Laverty family relocates to Grosvenor Street while leasing 8 Franklin Avenue to Alpha Delta Pi. Old Swarm House, first hotel, becomes bank site later known as Withers House. Decorating for Athens Grange booth noted along with a Luckoff Store twinkler sign project. Republican County headquarters open in Palmer House. Farewell for Violet Latta honors and guest list. Ohio University names Columbus athletic director Frank Gullum, noted for coaching Harleys and Fuller Brothers. Camp Sherman visits announced by Colonel Rivers.
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Swarm House
New Marshfield
The
Bank
Andrew Swaim
Charles Withers
Withers
Frank B. Gullum
Columbus
Ohio University
Public Forum Letter Attacks Official Over WPA Struggles
A reader from Middleport laments unemployment and poverty in mining regions highlighting WPA relief, criticizes officials for payrolls and inaction, and urges autonomy to restore miners' rights and contracts while noting a shift from farm life to reliance on pensions and government aid. The piece cites specific names and dates, calling for accountability and renewed support for unemployed workers.
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the Messenger
Mr. Official
WPA
Golden Toy Stakes Rift Drives Linda toward Card Horseland
Linda Gordon, a Manhattan journalist, returns to Blue Grass racing country chasing a big stake for Golden Toy. Bruce Radford, once a rival, reveals his motive and past debts from Uncle Sandy as Linda navigates love, ambition, and the tense racefront in Kentucky.
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Linda Gordon
Manhattan
Blue Grass
Bruce Radford
Linda
Sandy
Monte Hill
Trust Company
Bruce
Golden Toy
Brown Donald
Rest the Only Cure for Fatigue and Sleep Loss
A reader asks about laymen self treatment to stay awake for night shifts and long drives. Fatigue worsens with chronic exposure, causing dull eyes, weight loss, irritability, and higher accident risk. Do not use caffeine or newer stimulant drugs in overdose. rest is the proper remedy.
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Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Detroit
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Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Ee Ee Eee
Fair
Westbrook Pegler
By Westbrook Pegler
Giuseppe Verdi
Stephen Foster
Irving Berlin
Rudyard Kipling
London
Seattle
Berlin
Dixie Davis
By Rodney Dutcher
Mr. Nicholson
Ruth Millett
A. J. Laverty
Grosvenor St
Franklin Ave
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Frank Nichols
Athens County Grange
Athens County
Raymond S. Atkins
L. C. Nye
Luckoff
Court St
Republican County
Palmer House
Albert Rhodes
Violet Latta
Corning
Winnie Maxwell
Elsie Maxwell
Beatrice Wolfe
Lucile Pratt
Gracia Stedman
Beatrice Wright
Dorothy Rhodes
Messrs
Basil and
Semion Buchannon
James Newman
Norman Brown
William Hughes, Jr
P. G. Hibbard
Mr. Hibbard
National Convention of Station Engineers
Camp Sherman
Colonel Rivers
the Public Forum
Abundant Life
Sears and Roebuck
Williams
Middleport
George Clark
Gregory
Charles B. Parmer
NEA Service, Inc
Don
Merle
Pineshurst
DR. Morris Fishbein
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