Costs Rise In Newspaper Publishing Field
A 1938 survey notes consolidations like Toledo News Bee Akron Times Press Youngstown Telegram. Rising costs in newsprint payrolls taxes wire services and features push papers to consolidate to control expenses amid growing demand for specialized content nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo News-Bee
Akron Times-Press
Youngstown Telegram
Steel Center
Scripps-Howard
Toledo
Akron
Youngstown
Lme
Sihe
Anniversaries in History span notable figures and events
A chronicle of anniversaries lists Moses Mendelssohn, Marais, Frances Wright, Catharine Beecher, Horatio Greenough, Jane Addams, James K. Huchett, and others with birth and death dates. It notes pivotal moments such as Secretary of Bias John Has open door statement and McKinley’s 1901 assassination, plus Arctic exploration and naval events.
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Moses Mendelss bin Geran
Marais
Deb Ifavette
Weneral
Bent
France
Franices Wright
New York
Scotland
Dee
Catharine Esther Beecher
Horatio Greenough
America
Boston
Jane Addams
John Has
China
McKinles
Buffalo
Peary
Indian Harbor
Lepinder
North Pole
Coun
Paris
Ile Br
France Tightens Preparations as German Moves Rise
Paris reports French navy recalls and precautionary measures while Daladier cancels army leaves. Reservists called up as tensions mount along the German Siegfried line. Marshaling of Moroccan and Tunisian posts proceeds after talks with Bonnet and Western diplomats.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Toulon
Mediterranean
Albert Nogues
Morocco
Armand Guillon
Phipps
Evan More
Abnister
Jugostayta
The Newspaper Boy and the Path to Manhood
The article portrays the newspaper boy as an apprentice for manhood, responsible, self reliant, and enterprising. It emphasizes service to the public, punctuality, discipline, and the role of work in shaping character and citizenship. It also notes the World’s Fair time shell project and the broad growth of the housing boom with modern building materials and new garages.
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Lhn
Westinghouse Elecine and Manufacturing Co
New York
Westinghouse
Ballyhoo
Scarlett
Carl Hubbell
Johnny Vander Meer
Lupe Velez
Tar- Zan
Washington Merry-Go-Round adjusts to 1940 politics
A Washington Roundup column notes Farley’s disapproval of some New Deal moves and hints at 1940 convention maneuvering. It reports discussions between Roosevelt and Farley on aspirants, purge politics, and who might control the national chairmanship. It covers Wheat policy shifts, export subsidies, and government travel fund use.
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Washington
Presiderts
Jim Farle
Hide Park
Hk Jim
Capitol Hill
Mgr
Jim
Rooseelt
Dim
Thin
Jim Farley
Congress
Herry Wallace
Sam
Danube
Henry Wallace
United States
Wallace
Hull Wallace
Cordell Hull
M L Wilson
L A Wheelier
Ottawa
Bible Readings and Love as Will in Christian Duty
Tuesday September 6 readings from I John 4 10 11 emphasize love as action not sentiment, noting God loved us and sent Christ as propitiation. A distinguished American writer defines love as a steady set of the will toward others welfare, citing Lincoln and Lee to show love beyond faction.
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Lincoln
Lee
North
Fellowship of Prayer
Work editor and author born at Willmington Del
Today’s horoscope describes a joyous, calm, obliging nature with quiet influence. It predicts a fortunate life with talent in music and poetry, notes danger of losing heritage through no fault of their own, and references duties of a police right cause.
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Willmington
Del 60
Fears Agly
French Press Backs Militia Moves Amid German Mobilization
The Roumanian Minister visited as two of France's three Entente allies and Czechoslovakia the third. French papers urged calm and discipline, endorsing government militia actions as necessary against a massive German mobilization. Estimates put Maginot line troops at 100000 with 450000 in metropolitan France and 200000 in the colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumanian
France
Czechoslovakia
Maginot Line
Birmingham Briefs Promote Local School Opening
Birmingham Briefs note a Ladies Aid meeting led by Mrs Jessie Berkmire with Mrs Ed Howe on September 7. The Birmingham school opens September 12 with three new teachers Miss Doris Prince, Miss Ruth Weckesser from Sandusky for first and second grade, and Mr Koniak from Toledo University as new coach Mrs Walter Snellenberger. Daughters visited Sandusky. G H Benton, P H D, and family of Drury College Springfield, Missour., were guests of Dr and Mrs Jo W Boss. Mr and Mrs W C Strock traveled to Elyria on business. O W Ensworth of Albany NY, a guest of Dr and Mrs J W Boss, left for home. Mr and Mrs Joe Greenwitt and Dayenter Betts attended the fair at Norwalk.
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Ladies Aid
Jessie Berkmire
Ed Howe
Birmingham
Doris Prince
Ruth Weckesser
Sandusky
Smder Koniak
Toledo University
Walter Snellenberger
G H Benton
P H D
Drury College
Springfield
Jo W Boss
W C Strock
Elyria
Ensworth
Albio
Boss
Home Sun
Joe Greemwitt
Dayenter Betts
Norwalk
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Begaan Beidante
PWR
Naperon
Br United Feature Syndicate Inc
Tin
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Joseph P Kennedy
Amida Bogiaxd
Brstin
John Powell
Richmond
Arthur Train
William B Greeley
Seattle
Wasa
Lumnbermens Association
US Forest Service
Oswego
Otto Kruger
Tor Jedo
Ohio
Boardman Robinson
Colorado Springs
Coly
Somerset
Nova Scotia
Katharine N Burt
Wyoming
ABC
Ul Ba
G. A
H .Sharon
E.R. Tacoma
Wash
Maritime Commission
Mos
San Francisco
White House
United Feature Syndicate Inc
Eawenesbe
P. R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings & Trust
Cops Rightea
Aly
Pocahomias
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