SUDGE CALLS BENDER PLAN WET MOVE FARM BILL TO BE OFFERED
The Agriculture Bill will be introduced in present form after a White House breakfast conference with President Hoover. Committee leaders and White House aides attended as Hoover expressed satisfaction with progress. Senator Robinson opposed broader tariff action and general legislation beyond farm measures. Eleven people in Mindytown were treated after exposure to a rabid dog.
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Coneidaring
Ordinary Day Ends in Fire At Alberts Home
John Alberts of Columbus faced a chaotic morning as a fire started from a hot plate while he was painting. Fire damaged the living room and attic, ruined wallpaper and clothing, with estimated damage around 300 dollars. Firemen responded as two strangers identified themselves as prohibition agents.
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Miss Guinan Is Dry Leviathan Is Wet Cartoon Satire
A cartoon spoof by Arthur Bishank depicts Texas Guinan and the Leviathan club scene. The piece portrays Guinan as dry while the Leviathan steamer is described as wet, humorously commenting on Prohibition era nightlife and rival club ownership.
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Gas Bills To Be Collected On New Date
Logan Gas Company officials announced a change in the date for WHS bill collection with an unspecified time, likely in June. The accounting procedure will shift to a new test service, discounts remain unchanged, and preparations aim to ease customer payments and reduce trouble on their bills.
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Lancaster makes contract for gas supply
Lancaster reports that UK city officials have closed a contract with the Logan Gas Company to supply gas at an average rate of 47.4 cents for ten years. Starting June 28, the first year will see a rate cut, with a one cent increase each subsequent year. The current rate stands at 47.4 cents.
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Stole Wreaths From Grave in Cemetery Here
Walter Tucker admitted stealing flower baskets from a grave in West Union Street Cemetery. He paid a $10 fine and costs after arraignment by Justice of the Peace Cart HL Porte. Tucker filed an affidavit against Rhoda McLeod for trespass and assault with threatening conduct. McLeod pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the next grand jury with $100 bonds on each charge.
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Carnegie pension fund faces bankruptcy claims in 1940
McNell Sayre of New York, executive VP of the Protestant Episcopal Church pension fund, warned at a Disciples of Christ meeting in Columbus that the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching is again near bankruptcy. He said an eight million dollar fund for ministers is in jeopardy and about 500 aging professors may receive far less than planned. The foundation’s repeated bankruptcies are blamed on mismanagement rather than flaws in the pension system.
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Bailey Girl 18 Dies in Athens After Illness
Sarah Alice Bailey aged 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs J K Bailey of 117 FE Street Athens died suddenly Saturday morning after about two weeks illness Born in Coolville March 26 1937 she was a senior at Athens High School member of the Megaphone staff and Arena business staff She is survived by her parents a brother James Edson Bailey Jr and five sisters Mrs John Henry Clara Belle Rachel Louise and Betsy Mills Bailey all at home First Methodist Episcopal Church.
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First Methodist “Piscopal
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Sislizabeth Bailey
Mrs. Juhn
Henry
Philadelphia
Clara+ belle Bailey
Rachel Louise Bailey
Betsy
Utes Mills Bailey
Materials for Ohio University's new stadium sourced nationwide
Materials for the Ohio University stadium come from across the country. Footers for the west end are in, the field is graded, and concrete pouring will begin soon. Seat lumber arrives from California while seat castings come from Danville. steel from Youngstown. cement from Pittsburgh. sand and gravel from the Ohio River.
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Fred Beckfer
Athens
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Jefferson County's Fourth Bank Fails
ADENA April 12. The Peoples National Bank here failed to open its doors and state banking officials were called to take over. Heavy withdrawals by depositors were blamed for the closing. The bank is the fourth in Jefferson County to fail since the mine strike two years ago. PLENTY OF MEDICINE New York April 13. Public health regulations permit ships of United States Lines to carry medicinal liquor in quantities sufficient for all passengers.
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Plan To Curtail Youthful Drinkers
In Columbus on April 13 Judge E. V. Mahaffey and probation workers in domestic relations court began a cleanup of drinking parties near Groveport Canal Winchester and Baltimore. At Friday arraignments for two boys and a girl, he pledged severe action against bootleggers selling corn whisky and wine to youths.
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Tragic Boy Scout Plunge At Quartzite Mountain Rescue
At Chewalah Washington a group of Scouts and two men were exposed on a cliff edge after Harold Staffenson fell to the canyon floor. Rescue teams aided by bonfires and searchlights brought the seven survivors to safety with a rope and pulley system after an all night effort. Don Hutchinson 18 Scoutmaster Paul Hutchinson ex University of Idaho star and others Vincent Storm Chaldace Palmer Wilbur Nurse Pat Hayes Robert Isaman were among the rescued.
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Pat Hayes
Robert Isaman
Herrick’s Body Returns to U S on Saturday
The body of Ambassador Myron T Herrick was returned to the United States as the cruiser Tourville reached New York. Col Charles Lindbergh waited ashore, recalling his 1927 transatlantic flight and marking a somber homecoming for the ambassador.
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Rye Whisky Seizure Shuts Goodyear Heights Bar
Police raided a barthing plant in Goodyear Heights and seized two 500 gallon tanks, each about half full of rye whisky. The operation occurred April 15 and marks a crackdown on illicit liquor production. Local authorities said the raid disrupted the illegal facility and halted unlicensed distilling activities.
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Back Home Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Shumaker After 3000 Mile Trip
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Shumaker, longtime Long Bottom residents, return from a four month 3000 mile motor journey that took them to the Pacific coast and into Mexico then back through the South flood area. They report rain only twice and four tire punctures on the trip. They visited a daughter in Phoenix and will visit other children in Pittsburgh before spending the summer on the Long Bottom farm.
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Editorial urges Lindbergh to mend conduct after Doling splash incident
The Washington Daily News publishes an editorial titled Colonel Lindbergh splashes mud on himself criticizing Col. Lindbergh for his treatment of the crowd at Bolling Field. It laments his temper and urges personal guidance to curb emotional excess shaping his public image.
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Showers Expected Early Week and Race Lead Change
Weather bulletin for April 15 to 20 forecasts showers in the Ohio Valley Monday or Tuesday followed by mostly fair weather with end of week showers. Temperatures near normal to start the week and above normal later. In other news A R Teter Gavuzzh of England leads the Pyle cross country derby between Cambridge and Banesville, displacing Ed Gardner.
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Remarkable Corn Shapes At Lash’s Drug Store Displays
John Shaffer of The Vining owns unusual corn grown on Courtney Farm four miles north of Athens by Hack ing Valley Railroad. Three ears show freak designs with kernels in rows forming a spiral. one ear has two fingers attached and another resembles a four pronged stick. All ears feature the same number of kernels per row.
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Reparations Experts Debate German Payment Burden
Paris April 13 Allied credit powers debated how much Germany should pay to satisfy reparations stemming from World War I. American expert Thomas W. Lamont said totals cited by others were highly speculative and that under the Dawes plan the long term sum could be around 12 to 13 billion dollars with modest interest, suggesting figures below 17 billion and possibly near 8 to 10 billion.
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1700 Left Homeless By Arkansas Storm
Newport Arkansas April 13 1700 homeless Northeastern Arkansas residents swept by twin tornadoes Wednesday found shelter in tents and repaired dwellings as National Guardsmen and volunteers aided rehabilitation Alfredans relief director reported 47 known dead 242 injured and 350 homes destroyed nearly two injuries serious doctors said Clyde Blackford a 45 year old farmer near Rosewood Campaign County was injured perhaps fatally today when thrown under a tractor
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Twelve Byrd South Pole crews return to U S
Twelve men from the City of New York and the Eleanor Ro N ing who carried Commander Richard E Byrd to the South Pole begin a six month furlough in San Francisco. They report hardships including 24 hour sunlight and temperatures to 40 below. They buried two airplanes under snow for winter and dug shelters in the ice. They plan to return in six months to bring Byrd’s party back south.
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Big Cities to Have Control Says Webber and Backers
Elyria April 13 Judge A R Webber of Lorain County Common Pleas and a founder of the Anti-Halcon League opposes Senator George H Bender plan to reapportion Ohio representation. He argues it centralizes power in large cities and weakens rural interests. The proposal would set 224 representatives and 24 senators elected on a basis requiring reappointment of districts. The Obie Parm Moderation will join the fight in Columbus to defeat the amendment. County farm bureaus and the Grange have been notified and study the plan. City representation advocates push the plan as fair.
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Right Is Wrong Ruling On Parking On Public Highways
Columbus April 13 The attorney general ruled that an auto owner who parks on the extreme right side of a public highway may violate state law and obstruct traffic. Prosecution should consider road width traffic intensity and other conditions in deciding charges.
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