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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
1
Diploma distribution to 203 graduates begins as President Fe B Bryan speaks on durable objectives. He urges graduates to use their strengths for the common good, pursue inner resources, and aim for lasting contribution to society while honoring institutions.
The text reports Mahatma Gandhi being sentenced to imprisonment by a court for his role in civil disobedience activities. It notes his stance against breaking peace and his refusal to refrain from active protest, stating there is no alternative to serving time.
A local grocery store in Athens ends its hours early for a fix or maintenance period. Shoppers report limited selections and brief service as staff address the issue before reopening.
In New York on August 4 a shuttered gray stone house drew attention of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Countess Beatrice De Cavara is held for trial on negligence and cruelty to her 10 year old son Charles after investigators found him in a dark room, beaten and silent, while the two women in the home refused to answer and dismissed questions by saying they would see a lawyer.
In Youngstown on August 4, Frank Miller was held after shooting his wife three times during an argument and attempting to shoot his 11-year-old son who came to aid his mother. Mrs Miller wrestled the weapon from him as he reloaded in the kitchen. The attack occurred in view of the couple’s three children.
Hooper Ridge church announces Sunday services under Rev. Mossman with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Worship at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning and evening services both planned for the day.
Classified notice shows high demand for rental space as Mr Charles Kim seeks tenants for an apartment, inviting interested renters to respond to the ad in The Messenger.
Furnished lower duplex room with complete amenities offered at reasonable rent. Dial 25173 for contact and details.
Uniontown Pa August 4 twelve striking miners sought on warrants by coal company officials while pickets held lines around Fayette County mines. Forty two warrants sworn with 30 strikers arrested last night. Two deputies jailed earlier with $5 000 bonds. Pickets face off amid Washington conference stalemate. troopers and National Guardsmen guard mines with mounted guns. Little violence reported.
In Cleveland 25000 Eagles officials delegates and auxiliary members gathered as the Ohio State arena with 91000 members pushes to pass an old age pension law. A referendum is planned for the November election per state secretary Matt L Brown of Springfield.
President Gerardo Machado rushed back from a fishing trip to confront a worsening strike crisis in Havana. Business and streets showed the impact as workers across industries joined the protest against taxes and repressive measures, with police running streetcars and provinces taking on a more revolutionary air.
Moore, condemned for killing his father in law Opha Stover on Christmas Eve, sees execution suspended while he appeals. Bond set at 15 000 plus 5 000 new surety, case to be considered at September term. Costs total 615 54 reflect subpoenas and sheriff fees amid county transfers.
Chauncey New York Co. No. 25 begins work today as the largest shift in weeks. Fifteen mines are on the working list including Lick Run Kimberly Carbondale Black Diamond No. 78 No. 255 No. 267 No. 9 No. 119 No. 15 No. 107 No. 24 No. 69 Chauncey No. 25 and Poston No. 6 at Millfield.
New York August 4. Mrs Helen Wills Moody has pulled out of today's opening matches of the English United States Wightman Cup after consulting a physician who advised against competing due to a lame back.
The young people of the Salem Epworth League gathered at Edit Pollard's home on Thursday night. Thirty five persons attended and refreshments were served.
Beverly Hills California voices tax debate as opinion piece notes possible exodus of wealthy residents if a state income tax is enacted. The author urges sympathy for landowners and business interests amid tax talk and hints at potential political backlash.
In Glouster the A and P Store was picketed after failing to close at noon on Thursday along with other retailers. Pickets lined sidewalks and urged customers to stay out. Only two sales were reportedly made in the afternoon two women bought a watermelon and a young man cigars. The rule had been debated but most local shops complied, with the store receiving no directive from the local manager.
Final plans were set by Gerber Camp Spanish American War veterans for the Southeastern Ohio Boosters Association meeting in Middleport. The morning session will be a closed business meeting while the afternoon program at 1 o clock at the Masonic Hall is open to all ex service men and their families with prominent speakers and delegates from several camps expected.
In Dubuque Iowa Senator Louis A Murphy issues a report blaming American organized crime on city governments and urges a Federal secret police to strike at gang terror. He cites Chicago as an example of criminal super government and says only the Federal government can end racketeering and kidnapping.
Hyde Park dispatch reports the American Legion issuing a battle order to 10,000 posts urging war veterans to back President Roosevelt and the industrial recovery program. Roosevelt commends the Legion for rallying ex service men in this crisis.
Colimbus, Aug 4. Contracts to surface treat 475 miles of state highways at an estimated $550000 will be awarded August 19 10 and 11 by the bureau of maintenance and repair. O W Merrell state highway director announced. Bids must meet National Recovery Act requirements.
The largest balloon ever built is ready for a stratosphere ascent. Lieut. Commander T G Settle the balloonist said atmospheric conditions look favorable for the long awaited take off of the Pic card Compton balloon. Final weather map will decide if the flight starts tonight.
Police probed evidence that two tear gas bombs exploded in an open vent of the New York Stock Exchange. Fumes forced traders from the floor and prompted a suspension of trading today.
The NRA allows employers who cannot alter labor contracts to certify compliance with the President's Re-Employment Agreement under a specific exception. It bars wage cuts and requires NRA approval, detailing how pay may be adjusted when hours are shortened and how existing contracts may be exempt if not subject to change.
Washington reports additonal NRA Q and A on code enforcement and dispute resolution. Local policing of Blue Eagle display remains with authorities and public opinion. no compen sation for educational speakers. Johnson's salary is 6000 dollars, with general counsel Richberg paid 12000 dollars.
Harold F. McCormick, an official of the International Harvester Company, rejected reports from France that he planned to marry film star Pola Negri as absolutely unfounded.
A Jacksonville physician reports an epidemic of green-apple bowel complaint. Two or three children are at the point of death due to their fondness for unripe apples.
Verna Hughes, a 17 year old African American girl, fired a gun in a room in Louisville. She attempted suicide by smoking a cigarette which ignited gas and blew off the roof, but she escaped with only slight burns.
President Roosevelt closely watches talks as Recovery Administrator Johnson proposes a settlement basis for Pennsylvania coal operators and United Mine Workers. John L Lewis pushes for miners to control check weighmen at tipples, while Governor Pinchot notes cautious progress as negotiations resume.
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