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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1936
Page
4
Mussolini Moves to Win Italian Americans with Press Control
Rome reports Mussolini plans a 60 million lire campaign to convert 6.5 million Italian descendants in North and South America to Fascism. He would buy Italo American papers, dictate editorials, and appoint Roman heads of societies abroad. The piece denounces foreign propaganda and defends American press freedom while warning against divided loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mussolini
North
South America
Rome Dispatch
America
Italy
United States
Democracy
Opportunities in the face of depression and looming boom
The piece argues that past industrial giants like Harriman and Carnegie thrived in times of crisis and predicts a coming boom in the next four to five years. It urges independent workers and executives to strengthen their organizations, borrow if profitable, and push advertising while prices, wages, and interest rates rise and labor grows scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Carnegie
Bryan
Roosevelt Aides Use Hurja Math For Campaign Outlook
Washington report notes Emil Hurja privately computes Roosevelt odds and shares with James Farley, suggesting 60 to 62 percent vote belief. The piece discusses confidence, morale, and a cautious campaign pace amid Maine results and Digest polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Roosevelt
High Council
New Deal High Command
Maine
Literary Digest
LaFollette Plans Counter Wedge For Roosevelt In Left Wing
The Chicago gathering aims to unite progressives independents and others from the LaFollette line to counter Coughlin Lemke and Townsend. The plan targets Roosevelt and relies on support within Wisconsin and perhaps Minnesota, with limited organization elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
LaFollette
Mr. Roosevelt
Coughlin
Lemke
Townsend
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Navy maneuvers hint at coastal defense near Seattle
Secretary Swanson notes North Pacific exercises to accustom ships to waters while implying secret aims. Observers suspect coordination with the army on a coastal defense plan that could threaten Seattle, with plans color coded as Red Blue and others known only to the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
North Pacific
Navy
Army
Seattle
Military Board of Strategy
Admirals Fear American Ladies Over Pacific Moves
A report claiming the fleet would extend to Wake Island provoked ire from admirals not over Japanese diplomacy but over American peace groups. The last mid ocean maneuvers drew little Japanese response yet spurred U S peace activists to accuse the navy of baiting for eastern conflict, with the admirals more worried by the ladies than Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Island
Japan
No title available from fragment
A collection of fragmented observations on labor days accidents oil supply and economic outlook. It notes free cigars for women at an exposition and a new synthetic rubber factory in Delaware. It mentions an escalator clause misinterpreted in naval treaties and calls for prudence amid looming economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Public Forum Letters Spark Light Moments and Quips
Readers sign their contributions to share quick takes on current events and daily life. This August note from Middleport includes jokes about health tips, fruit baskets, butter beans, and a western novelist who writes in bed, closing with R. B. Carson’s sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Mary Ann
Inquisition
Nature
R. B. Carson
Middleport
Quotes on voting, justice, and society in 1930s notes
A compilation of remarks from figures like Justice Frank M. Cuba and Rev. Charles E. Coughlin on deterrence through punishment, civic participation, and cultural ideals. Includes references to voting in 1932, political symbols, and aging beauty standards among English women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Charles E. Coughlin
Hawaii Loses Its Oldest American Citizen Francisco Costa de Jesus
Francisco Costa de Jesus, a 104 year old resident of Hawaii since 187?, died after 58 years on the islands. Born in Portugal in 1832, he did not leave Hawaii during his long residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
U.P
Hawaii
Francisco Costa de Jesus
Portugal
Man Plunges From Train Near Eaton Killed
Herman Wienstroh 65 of Cincinnati leaped from a Pennsylvania train near Eaton Wednesday night and was killed instantly. The incident occurred during travel, authorities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
U.P
Herman Wienstroh
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Eaton
District Tales of Long Ago from Meigs and Nearby Towns
Edna Ervin recounts how papers circulated in Meigs County and towns such as Letart Falls Long Bottom Graham's Station Chester Salisbury and Middleport Pomeroy The Phoenix The Christian Intelligencer and The National Intelligencer appear in exchanges with Washington City subscribers including Samuel F Vinton Hon and Joseph Drouilliard The Phoenix Office handled The Banner The Virginian and Washington City files remain in Gallia County Courthouse archives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ervin
Meigs County
Letart Falls
Nyesville
Long Bottom
Graham‘s Station
Chester
Salisbury
Middleport
Pomeroy
Friend-Republican
Marietta
The
Phoenix
Christian Intelligencer
Gardner, Maine
William Hiles
Fredrickstown
National Intelligencer
Washington City
D.C
Samuel F. Vinton
Burlington
Joseph Drouilliard
David White
Drouilliard
Virginian
Lynchburg
Banner
Charleston
W. Va
Gallia County
Killing spree critique of pork shortages in verse
A poem titled The Killing Spree laments pork shortages and drought driven price hikes. It references Washington bosses, Irish wife Pat and son Mikey, and implores relief from meat shortages by urging increased meat production from South America. The piece ends with a sign-off by M. A. Lowes in Rio Grande Ohio.
Kay Dunn Wins Trial as Overland Airways Stewardess
Kay Dunn a pretty young nurse secures a trial period as a stewardess on Overland Airways after intervention by veteran pilot Ted Graham. Doris Lee and Alice Miller also gain trial roles. Kay tours the airport with Graham, sees the vast transit hub, and bids goodbye to Graham as his seaplane takes off toward the trans Pacific route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Dunn
Overland Airways
Overland
Ted Graham
Trans-Pacific Airways
Doris Lee
Alice Miller
Kay
Graham
Benton
Sow
Charlie Benton
Ted
Central Airport
Meteorological Laboratories
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Reno
Guam
Goodby
Sevenths anniversary of Pastor Lauer noted in Logan
News Your Dad Read recalls the seventh anniversary of Rev. C. F. Lauer at Hunter Street Lutheran Church Logan. Henry Woodworth and Dr. George Crawford, former Logans, are mentioned. A reception by Mayor J Rochester marked his 50th wedding anniversary. Catherine Dean, Belle Hyson, and Martha Miller marked birthdays. Willison family reunion held at Wrights Grove near Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Lauer
Hunter Street Lutheran Church
Logan
Henry Woodworth
Cleveland
George Crawford
Lorain
Woodworth
Twice Five
J. Rochester
Mrs. Rochester
Willison
Wright's Grove
Nelsonville
Health Hints and Diet Health Hints and Diet
Dr Morris Fishbein advises every home keep a small medicine chest in the bath for minor emergencies. Use one active ingredient remedies, keep dangerous poisons locked, and separate cosmetics from medicines. Regular monthly inventory helps ensure readiness for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Mallon
Washington
Emil Hurja
Farley
Cleveland Great Lakes Exposition
Dora
Britain
the Public Forum
Carson
They
Say
Justice of the Peace
Frank M. Cuba, Schuyler, Ned
John V. Clinnin
Canada
Lord Snell
Serge Voronoff
Faith
Patrick Brown
Mikey Brown
Pat
Uncle Samuel
God Almighty
M. A. Lowes
Rio Grande, Ohio
George Clark
Frank
Trans-Pacific Flight
J. H. Yocum
Jeromeville
J. B. Clayton
Sugar Creek
William Pritchard
Ed Muir
Aaron Baker
Torch
G. T. Walters
Pearl M. Baker
C. R. Baker
E. D. Baker
8. A. Baker
H. E. Swan
Fred S. Wheaton
Athens
Nellie Elizabeth Walters
Napoleon
Wheaton
Ohio University
Oscie Chrisman
Grace Reed
Otdeis
Worthe
Cec
Harmony
Bf Bey Senus
Catherine Dean
Belle Hyson, Logan
Martha Miller
Athens Messenger
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