Pan American unity echoed in lecture at Ohio University
Dr. N A N Cleven, president of the Inter American Institute, spoke at the Pan American Celebration urging that a United States of the Americas will emerge through mass movements, not politics. He warned of regionalism and racial tensions hindering Pan Americanism and urged education to unlock latent potential among Latin American peoples.
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United States of the Americas
Western Hemisphere
Memorial Auditorium
N. A. N. Cleven
Inter- American Institute of the Unit
Ohio University
Cleven
South
Central America
A Medicine for Every Family Member
An old fashioned tonic made from roots and herbs promises to stimulate appetite aid digestion and relieve occasional constipation. Offered at 43 cents for two bottles 79 cents for a larger quantity exclusively at participating outlets.
NYA Centers Open Jobs for 75 Local Youths in Defense Work
Seventy five NYA jobs in area resident centers open under Wesley Miller. Centers at Dayton Muskingum Carrollton and Wilberforce offer pay 25 to 40 dollars monthly after subsistence deductions. Dayton pays 40 dollars. positions include machine shop sheet metal short wave radio and other mechanical work with health services and recreation programs. Applicants should see Miss Helen E McNeil at 14% S Court St Athens.
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National Youth Administration
NYA
Wesley Miller
Subarea
Dayton
Muskingum
Carrollton
Wilberforce University
Dayton Center
U. S. Civil Service
Air Corps
Fairfield Air Depot
Muskingum Center
Wilberforce
NYA Center
Helen E. McNeil
S. Court St. Athens
Local Students at OU In Concert Saturday
Ohio University Band Concert at Memorial Auditorium Saturday 8 p.m. features Athens players Peyton Reed George Maxwell James Abraham Robert Yaw Richard Ingerham John Greenlees Marion Wood Dorothy Edleman Lewis Vaughn Roger Welsh Glenn Atkinson. Nelsonville members include Donald Shafer Jack Pritchard Donald Sanders. Logan players William Knapp Robert Houk Dale Engle Bruce Price Robert Price. Gallipolis representative Wendell Lloyd.
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Athens
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Peyton Reed
George Maxwell
James Abraham
Robert Yaw
Richard Ingerham
John Greenlees
Marion Wood
Dorothy Edleman
Lewis Vaughn
Roger Welsh
Glenn Atkinson
Nelsonville
Donald Shafer
Jack Pritchard
Donald Sanders
Logan
William Knapp
Robert Houk
Dale Engle
Bruce Price
Robert Price
Gallipolis
Wendell Lloyd
Local Hospital Reports Major and Minor Surgeries
At Sheltering Arms Mrs. Phillip Faine 70 Stewart St underwent a major operation yesterday. Ralph Byers Glouster underwent a minor operation yesterday. Mr. L. L. Howard Millfield underwent a major operation yesterday. Dan Watkins 11 son of Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Watkins 7 Maplewood Ave was struck by an automobile and reported improving.
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Phillip Faine
Stewart St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ralph Byers
Glouster
L. L. Howard
Millfield
Dan Watkins
Daryl Watkins
Maplewood Ave
Ohio ROTC review honors Dr James during Pan American event
Five hundred fifty ROTC cadets at Ohio University staged a three day Pan American Celebration review in honor of President Herman G. James and Col. Thomas F. McNeill with visiting Mexican consul-general Carlos B Hernandez and assistant Ricardo Perez. The ceremony featured parade formations, a retreat parade, a Pershing Rifles drill, sponsor presentations, and a passing in review before guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Herman G. James
Thomas F. McNeill
Cleveland
Carlos B. Hernandez
Ricardo Perez
C. Stuart Whitcomb
Mexico
Ecuador
Pershing Rifles
Pershing Rifle
John Boros
Myron Thompson
Newcomerstown
John Bridgeman
New Martinsville
W. Va
James Wiley
Byesville
COEDS
Right Turns on Red Banned at Carpenter and State Corners
Service Safety Director Bart Davidson ordered the end of right turns on red at the Carpenter and E State intersection. He cites multiple accidents and near misses due to heavy pedestrian traffic, especially around East Side and University Elementary Schools, as the reason for the change.
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Carpenter and
E. State Sts
Bart Davidson
Davidson
East Side
University
Mrs Roe Hart Injured in Lancaster Car Crash
Mrs A B Roe Hart of Athens suffered fractures in two places to a leg and her daughter Mrs Dorothy Kennard of Norfolk Virginia sustained fractured ribs when their automobile was struck by a truck near Lancaster. A third daughter Mrs John Nichols of Hendersonville NC was uninjured. The injured were in Lancaster for hospital care after visiting Elaine in Sandusky and Mr Roe president of The McBee Co went to Lancaster.
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A. B. Roe
Athens
Dorothy Kennard
Norfolk
Lancaster
John Nichols
Hendersonville
N. C
Roe
Kennard
Elaine
Sandusky
Mr. Roe
The
McBee Co
Presbyterian To Hold Two Morning Services
The First Presbyterian Church will conduct two Sunday morning services at 9 45 and 10 45 with Rev. Fred E. Luchs preaching on Religion Burden or Blessing. Sunday School starts at 9 30 under Dr. F. L. Shoemaker, with denomination work movies shown. An annual congregational meeting follows, and pledges are to be sent to Mrs. G E Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Fred E. Luchs
F. L. Shoemaker
Lucis
G. E. Mills
Grosvenor St
Joseph Cunningham Dies in Columbus
Funeral services for Joseph Cunningham age 74, night supervisor at Columbus State Hospital for 15 years, were held at the Christian Church in Caldwell with burial in Dudley. A native of Dexter City, he previously worked at Athens and Gallipolis state hospitals before moving to Columbus.
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Joseph Cunningham
Columbus State Hospital
Whitethorne Ave
Columbus
Christian Church
Caldwell, O
Dudley
Cunningham
Dexter City
Athens
Gallipolis
Bicycle Rider Killed in Massillon Accident
Anna Margaret Gephrey, 17, died last night after losing control of her bicycle and being struck by a trailer-tractor in Massillon. The collision occurred as she rode near the roadway, authorities said.
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Massillon
Anna Margaret Gephrey
John Loeffler Dies In Lodi Township
John Loeffler age 72 farmer of Lodi Township died Friday morning at his home after a short illness. He was born near Nelsonville. Survivors include his wife Minnie Frost Loeffler, daughter Mary Elizabeth Bobo and two grandchildren of Guysville, three brothers Ernest and Henry Amesville and Charles Guysville, and sister Emma Howard Circleville. Funeral services set for 10:30 Sunday at South Canaan Baptist Church. viewing at home after Saturday morning.
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John Loeffler
Lodi Township
Nelsonville
Minnie Frost Loeffler
Mary Elizabeth Bobo
Guysville
Ernest
Henry
Amesville
Charles
Emma Howard
Circleville
South Canaan Baptist Church
Driver Fined for Leaving an Accident Scene
Arthur Riley Jr. was arraigned before Mayor Cliff Cornell and fined 50 dollars plus costs after police traced his license plates to the car that struck a truck from American Dry Cleaning Co. No injuries are reported. Bernar Porter, truck driver, signed the affidavit.
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Arthur Riley, Jr
W. Washington St
Cliff Cornell
E. Union St
Charles McBride
Howard Mills
American Dry Cleaning Co
W. State St
W. Washington and Lancaster Sts
Bernar Porter
John Southard Fined for Intoxication in Jacksonville
John Southard of Jacksonville faced Mayor Cliff Cornell after a Friday arraignment for intoxication and pled guilty. He received a $5 fine plus costs for a Thursday arrest behind the Hot Dog Restaurant on West Union Street around 4 p.m. by Patrolman Joseph McBride.
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John Southard
Jacksonville
Cliff Cornell
W. Union St
Joseph McBride
All-American Organization Meets in Glouster May Day
The All-American Organization will hold a meeting in the Glouster mayor's office on Thursday May 1 at 7 30 p m announced today by John Southard secretary Jacksonville.
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Glouster
John Southard
Jacksonville
Brazil Larger in Area Than Continental U S
Brazil, covering 3,285,319 square miles, is larger than the continental United States at 3,026,789 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
United States
Teacher Lloyd Bjornstad Heads Athens High Industrial Arts
Lloyd Bjornstad is an Athens High School industrial arts instructor with a strong background. He was born in Ellendale North Dakota and earned degrees from the University of North Dakota and the University of Minnesota, plus study at NYU and Ohio State. He previously taught in Crosby Iront Minnesota and at University High School Minnesota. He enjoys woodwork summers fishing and traveling and belongs to Phi Delta Kappa and Epsilon Phi Tau. He and Mrs Bjornstad reside at 72 Stewart Street.
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Gene Ash
Lloyd Bjornstad
Athens
Mr. Bjornstad
Ellendale
N.D
University of North Dakota
University of Minnesota
New York University
Ohio State University
Sale of New Defense Bonds To Begin May 1
The Athens Post Office will begin selling United States defense savings bonds and postal savings stamps on May 1 announced by Postmaster Francis P Frebault. The new defense bond costs 1875 dollars and matures at 25 in ten years with cash redemption after 60 days. A yearly per person limit of 5000 dollars applies. Postal savings stamps come in 10 cent to five dollar denominations for easy payment.
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United States Defense Savings
Athens
Francis P. Frebault
Defense Savings
Frebault
America
2 200 Trees in Bloom At Glen Ebon Orchard
Athens motorists are invited to visit Glen Ebon near Nelsonville where a 60 acre apple orchard will be in full bloom containing 2 200 trees. Glen Ebon is accessible by a left turn off Route 33 south of town.
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Athens
Glen Ebon
Nelsonville
Airline Church Schedule Promotes Bible School and Service
The Rev. Miles E. Hoon of the Airline Church of Christ announces Bible School at 10 o clock Sunday morning with a preaching service at 7 30 p m. The topic for the sermon is Jesus Way of Life.
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Miles E. Hoon
Airline Church of Christ
Hoon
Jesus
Books on Control of Insects And Disease in Plants Ready
Athens County extension agent Ross Wright announces three free booklets from Ohio State University on controlling insects and diseases in fruit trees, garden plants, and ornamentals. He notes timing and technique are crucial and invites those with a light spray truck to offer spraying services to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Wright
Athens County
Wright
Athens
Ohio State University Extension Service
Basketball Awards At Athens Junior High Named Teams
The Athens Junior High intramural season honors two winning teams the Bears and the Giants. Bears players include Hammerle Westfall Quest Kern Milar Clenden ning Puckey Rother mel Shoemaker. Giants list Beckley Grover Sedwick Cuba Gorby Dupler Ferguson Truipp. Honorary awards awarded to five lightweights and five heavyweights with AJH marked on felt basketballs.
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Athens Junior High School
Bears
Giants
Bill Hammerle
Jimmy Westfall
Jerry Quest
Bob Kern
John Milar
Elroy Clendenning
Bill Puckey
Dean Rothermel
Dick Shoemaker
Bill Beckley
Tad Grover
Walter Sedwick
Bob Cuba
Ralph Gorby
Knoll Dupler
Grant Ferguson
Jack Truipp
Bob Cable
Herbie Evans
Donald Bingman
Bill Trautwein
Jack Triipp
Bill Pierre
Howard Elaw
AJH
Athens Noon Temperature Reports Steady At 60
The Athens area recorded a noon temperature of 60 degrees today, matching yesterday’s high. Overnight lows dropped to 34 degrees with clear conditions expected through the afternoon.
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Athens
Charles Fair Given Active Duty Transfer to Fort Benning
Lieut. Charles C. Fair, long time Ohio University military science instructor, will report to Fort Benning Georgia on May 25 with the 24th Infantry Division. He came to Athens in 1937 from the Presidio after nine years in Hawaii where he held boxing titles. Mrs. Fair remains to finish a master’s thesis and join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Fair
Ohio University
United States Army
Fort Benning
24Th Infantry Division
Regular Army
Fair
Thomas F. McNeill
Military Department
Presido
San Francisco
Hawaiian
Foundation To Elect Officers Of Ohio Coal Foundation
Election of officers for the Ohio Coal Foundation will be held in Glouster on Sunday April 27 at 2 p.m. at the headquarters. All contributing members are entitled to attend and vote.
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Ohio Coal Foundation
Glouster
Spare Parts Expert Examinations Open by Government
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for automotive spare parts experts paying 3200 a year. Jobs are in the War Department Office of the Quartermaster General. Apply immediately. forms available from J L C Kelley secretary in Athens Post Office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
War Department
the Quartermaster General
Commission
Washington
J. L. C. Kelley
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Athens
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