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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1933
Page
4
The Athens Messenger established 1825 and published weekdays with a Sunday morn edition. It serves five Southeastern Ohio counties including Athens and Gallia with a readers’ pay model and subscription rates.
Across continents observers note Labour groups in Canada and Britain backing NRA style plans for their countries. The Trades and Labor Congress of Canada and the Trades Union Congress of England urge adoption of similar measures, while South Africa debates NRA ideas. The trend signals wide respect for the program and its potential influence beyond the United States.
The piece argues traffic should guide state highway building, noting Athens County's poor roads compared with better stretches elsewhere. It cites rough, narrow routes from Athens to Albany, Route 50 South to the Washington County line, and Route 31 North to Nelsonville, urging renewed motorist organization and a broad rehabilitation program.
Organized labor, leveraging gains from the NRA, plans a major critique of the National Industrial Recovery Administration at its next week convention. Union leaders seek stronger protections, argue that unemployment remains high, and claim wage disparities favoring skilled workers have shifted pay.
The piece argues the ongoing Oklahoma City kidnaping trial epitomizes today s era, highlighting how courts confront organized crime and the underworld. It notes heavy security, threats to witnesses, and the broader question of society s ability to probe criminal networks.
Dorothy Dix outlines seven keys to attract and keep a man including appearance, come-hither look, personality, playful flattery, adaptability, efficiency, and good nature. She emphasizes being natural, self-sufficient, and socially competent to win a husband.
Names of Athenians who attended the second annual Eisteddfod in Jackson listed along with other assorted notices. Also notes a Nelsonville appendectomy at St Anthony’s Hospital and a Lancaster Street marriage announcement. Additional short items mention Basil move, Rodona Beach trip, and various 1933-era reflections.
Mrs. P. H. Maher of Columbus Ohio, age 70, never misses an American Association baseball game in Columbus and has not missed yesterday's cartoon in 33 years. She knows many stars and has passes from major clubs nationwide. Tomorrow: Hitch Hiking At A Profit.
Puzzle references a Moslem leader and historical figures with clues about religion empire Persia and East Africa. It mentions a descendant of Abraham and a world war aid figure while linking occupations, geography, and common crossword terms.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes Bernardino Ramazzini’s 300th birth anniversary as the founder of industrial medicine. The piece highlights occupational health links, hazards in mining and dye work, and modern remedies like ventilation, exhausts, and air conditioning to reduce disease risk.
The Indians claim more than a billion dollars in lawsuits against whites. Commissioner Collier pushes advancing funds against final judgments to aid land restoration and curb allotment losses. Also notes on Puerto Rico tree rewards, State Department official Payer, NRA wage effects, shipping tonnage, and home-front child care guidance.
The author argues against “hardening” children to cold via minimal clothing and insistence on common sense. Observations describe mothers choosing light dress or limited coverings for kids and themselves, opposing the idea that exposing kids to cold builds resilience.
The Good Shepherd Episcopal Church will hold church school at 9 oclock followed by Holy Communion at 10 30 on Sunday morning Holy Communion is also to be administered every Wednesday at 8 oclock Special evangelistic services led by Rev and Mrs Clyde L and conduct Goose Run Pilgrim beginning Oct 1 will be held each night at Ta
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