The Athens Messenger Notice of Publication Details
The Athens Messenger announces publisher Gordon K. Bush and general manager Charles H. Garris with a history dating to 1825. Publication is weekday afternoons except Saturday and a large Sunday edition, listing affiliations and advertising policies. Subscription options include carrier and mail rates across several Ohio counties.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing Coreer
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press National Representatives
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Labor war on the Pacific coast cripples ships and citizens
A factions clash between the Pacific Coast Teamsters Union and the CIO longshoremen escalates into an embargo on San Francisco Bay ports. Freight sits idle while ships unload, threatening wider coastwise spread and risking a public backlash that could erase recent labor gains.
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Pacific Coast
Pacific Coast Teamsters’ Union
A. F. of L
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
San Francisco Bay
Atlantic Coast
San Francisco
Labor
Nazi Infiltration Fears Raise Alarm in United States
The Chicago Times reports Nazi leaders preparing for direct action in the United States. Fritz Kuhn claims his organization will intervene only if Communists seize control, but the public grows wary of private armies ready to defend the country.
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Chicago Times
United States
Fritz Kuhn
The
Times
Hitler
Kerr Kuhn
Uncle Sam
Meaning of CCC cut reduces camps and enrollments
On October 1 the Civilian Conservation Corps will abandon about 260 camps bringing the total to its lowest since 1933. Enrollees will drop below 200000 for the first time though new enrollments will quickly rise again. The CCC provided jobs income and work while improving woodland and soil resources and its shrinkage reflects a lessening emergency.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
If war unifies a people's philosophy in China
The remark suggests that war could align Chinese society with Confucian ideals, implying a fusion of national hardship with traditional moral teachings. It presents a provocative link between conflict and cultural cohesion without detailing supporting events or sources.
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China
Miss America Sparkles in Brief Pageant Spotlight
A fragmented line hints at Miss America coverage, noting a beauty pageant moment with focus on contestants and the event tone. No clear names or dates are readable, but the report conveys pageant excitement and public interest in the title race.
Behind the Scenes in Washington and the Court Plan
Washington insiders frame Tugwell’s departure as a rightward shift yet the President moves toward a radical Supreme Court change. Two lawyers, Thomas G. Corcoran and Benjamin V. Cohen, become targets of opposition as the President’s inner circle faces external pressure and power struggles.
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Washington
Kosannas
Tugwell
Supreme Court
Thomas G. Corcoran
Benjamin V. Cohen
Tom
Ben
Moley
Roosevelt
Corcoran
Cohen
Wall Street
Liberal lawyers dominate New Deal era legal team
The four liberal appointees Tom and Ben team up with Bob and Bill to form a skilled group. Robert H. Jackson handles taxation and monopoly issues, William O. Douglas oversees corporate finance and Wall Street devices, Cohen excels in legal drafting, and Corcoran contributes generalship and other fields.
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Tom and
Ben
Bob and
Bill
Robert H. Jackson
SEC
William O. Douglas
New Deal
Jackson
Supreme Court
Douglas
Wall Street
Cohen
Corcoran
RFC
National Power Policy Committee
White House
Cummings
Roosevelt
Margit Agnew Ends Year of Probation Wedding Plans
After a year of probation Margit Agnew consents to her sister's marriage to Waide a young inventor. Margit maintains control over her Long Island home dress shop and emotions while Waide resists but is drawn into the wedding plans amid a city scene with a sidewalk artist.
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Lovely Margit Agnew
Waide
Margi
Long Island
Seton
Althonys
Irene
Irene Agnew and Artist Charlie Clash Then Escape
Irene, drawn to a street artist after a police confrontation over licenses, argues with a cop and a boastful crowd. The artist named Charlie snubs her, reveals her disdain, and then unexpectedly invites Irene to walk with him and suggests a ride to Spike's, foreshadowing further disclosures tomorrow.
Roosevelt Campaign Speech Writers and Lobbies
In the last campaign Corcoran Stanley High and Judge Sam Rosenman aided Roosevelt's campaign speeches. Previously Corcoran and Cohen fought stockbroker and utility lobbies as Roosevelt assigned securities and public utilities acts to draft and shepherd through Congress.
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Corcoran
Stanley High
Sam Rosenman
Roosevelt
Cohen
Congress
Resolutions Call for Deportation of Non citizens
The column critiques a set of American Legion resolutions advocating mandatory alien registration and deportation for non citizens illegally residing in the United States. It questions enforcement laxity and argues such measures would shift costs from relief to citizens and strain public funds. It asks which officer would tolerate violations and notes potential job impacts.
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Hugh Johnson
Hugh
Johnson Toledo
United States
Harry Hopkins
Congress
Memorial ceremony in China stirs mixed sympathy for Japan
The report notes nuanced reactions to Japan's bid to build a humanity memorial in China while warning that the groundbreaking ceremony is dragging on and growing tedious.
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Japan
China
Mediterranean Mystery Submarine Pact Signed
A telephone operator becomes entwined in a Mediterranean puzzle as the Nyon Power Piracy Pact is signed, affecting regional maritime tensions and signaling new alliances in the area.
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Mediterranean
Rhode Island Violators Must Pay Cash Fines in Fall River
District Judge Benjamin Cook rules Rhode Island motorists detained in Fall River must settle motor vehicle violations with cash fines. The ruling bans use of credit in payment, signaling tighter enforcement for out of state offenders.
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Fall River
Mass
Rhode Island
Benjamin Cook
Greyhound Diavoletta Sets Fertility Record at Blythe Bridge
A world record is alleged for the British Greyhound Racing Association stud at Blythe Bridge Staffordshire after Diavoletta produced 45 puppies in four litters. The litters totaled 11, 11, 11 and 12 puppies.
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London
Diavoletta
British Greyhound Racing Association
Blythe Bridge
Staffordshire
Cancer Heredity And Insurance Inferences Discussed
The piece notes cancer sometimes runs in families and twin studies show shared tumor types, with heredity mostly affecting susceptibility rather than the cancer itself. It discusses insurance implications, racial patterns in cancer incidence, and regional differences in breast and uterine cancers among English, Dutch, and African American populations.
Poet Verse Contributions and Snippets From Readers
Messenger Readers are invited to submit poems with name and address for this column. The sample items include a botanical monologue by Mrs. Clifford Jolley of New Marshfield Ohio, a street scene remark by Policeman Theodore Lambert of Chicago, a note on speech habits, and a Jeanette McDonald quote about debutante slouch.
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Messenger
Jeanette McDonald
Nelsonville 1870 1874 Community Life Chronicle
District Tales recount Nelsonville Ohio in 1870 74 with mines banks and notable locals. Miners such as Butt Raine Spencer Wallace Hawkins Sullivan labor at the Lick Run and Brooks mines while plans for canal coal shipping unfold. January notes log injuries bankrupts and land deals amid evolving town economy.
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Charley Barker
Adams Street
Nicholas Bates
York Township
Nelsonville
Brooks
Lick Run Coal Co
L. D. Poston
James Butt
Thomas Raine
Smith Spencer
John Wallace
John Hawkins
Dan Sullivan
Thomas Wilkinson
Hayden
Jane Scott
Verity
Chicago
Laleship
Rotary Clubs Meet in Athens to Outline Plans
Executives of 35 Southern Ohio Rotary Clubs gathered in Athens with Ho mer C. Clark as secretary and John R. Patterson as president. The gathering followed a social visit by Mr and Mrs Hull Foster Jr and guests from Bremen Washington D C Newark and long Beach. An annual outing of Athens High School teachers occurred at Hal M Woods cottage with Principal F E Harshman and O L Wood as cooks. L J Addicott and A E Whaley won the horseshoe pitching contest.
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Southern Ohio Rotary Clubs
Athens
Homer C. Clark
Athens Club
John R. Patterson
Athens High School
Hal M. Woods
Mechanicsburg Road
F. E. Harshman
O. L. Wood
L. J. Addicott
A. E. Whaley
Town Notes On Residents Travel and Moves
Twenty years ago Mrs. Alston Ellis returns from Delaware Springs Sanitarium much improved. Mr. Russell Herrold goes back to Pittsburgh after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Herrold. Miss Frances Carr leaves for Marietta to teach music in public schools. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCoy and daughter Lois visit Hemlock with Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Miller. Charley Brown and Bell Brown go to Pittsburgh to recall boyhood days. Mrs. Fred Pickering travels to Columbus to pursue a master’s degree at Ohio State University. her son Homer is a senior at North High.
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Irene
Margit
Keough
Aptiot
Russia
Madigan Avenue
Stilwell B. Tray
Alston Ellis
Delaware Springs Sanitarium
Fred McCoy
Lois
Hemlock
R. W. Miller
Charley Brown
Charley and
Bell Brown
Pittsburgh
Charley
Fred Pickering
Columbus
Ohio State University
Homer
North High
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