Hoover Accelerates Jobless Relief Drive in U S
President Hoover moves to speed unemployment relief by expanding the public building program and strengthening the federal employment service. He plans to meet with Treasury official Heath to cut red tape and push more than 300 million dollars of projects into national construction before fall, despite delays in surveys, site purchases, and contracts.
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Pal A Mallos Y
United Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Federal Employment Service
Camp Rapidan
Secretary of Treasury
Ferry K. Heath
Pearide
Forest Fires Rage Across Idaho Washington Front
A line of fires swept a wide front through Newport and Priest River areas in northeastern Washington and northern Idaho. Incendiary origin suspected as 22 small ranch homes in Priest River Valley were burned and hundreds of cattle perished or were killed due to burning and blisters.
Air Minded Pig To Ride Trans-Continental Plane
A breeding pig will ride a trans continental Air Transport plane from New York to the west in what officials call the first live animal freight by air. The pig, supplied by Saint Armour Company of Wilmington Delaware, is consigned to H A Walters and Sons of Bynine Hansas. The event may start a dynasty of air minded porkers.
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New York
Saint Armour Company
Wilmington
Del
H A Walters and Sons
Bynine Hansas
Terrors of Red Police in Global Reign of Fear
The article reports on Soviet secret police abuses worldwide with thousands missing. It names the American branch of the Russian secret police and notes further details in the Magazine Page by the Fish Committee.
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Soviet Russa
The
Messenger
Secret Police
Fish Committee
Russian Ideas Stir Debate on Shaw and Markets
A Today column discusses George Bernard Shaw’s views on Russia and age seeking rejuvenation, contrasts Russian and German exchange controls, and notes U.S. currency flows abroad. It critiques Shaw’s stance and hints at continued discussion on page 4.
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George Bernard Shaw
Russia
Saya
Local Casters To Bein Meet In Exhibition Sunday
Twelve members of the Columbus Casting club join casters from Athens County for an exhibition at the State Hospital Grounds Sunday at 1 PM. Club president M Croke leads the Columbus team with several members named for proposed judging and competition events across dry fly unknown distance wet fly accuracy and plug casting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Casting Club
Athens County
State Hocapital
Columbus
M Croke
C W. Fisher
W T Behnen
B. Jenkins
R. T. Meahan
J. Jenking
W. F. Potter
V. Clagle
J. Aitken
P. McGaillot
W. D Reed
Johnston
Clyde Mansfeld
Reribe Oo
Isaak Walton League
Myron Martin
Lee Marsh
Wilson
Smith
George Milta
Charles Lie Hansen
Martin H.R Burch
L. F. Jones
Rogers backs Morrow bid for president with favors
Beverly Hills gossip notes a Sacramento Draft Dwight Morrow for President Club forming. The writer jokes about Morrow becoming ambassador to Mexico and attending dinners and bullfights while proposing influence and access in cross party circles.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Sacramento
Dwight Morrow
President Club
Mexico
Morrow
Lindberghs Welcome Arctic Welcome in Historic Celebration
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh arrived in Aklavik at 6 05 a m after a 1115 mile nonstop flight from Baker Lake. The couple completed a perilous but swift journey in about 11 1 2 hours averaging over 100 mph. Aklavik townspeople trappers Eskimos and traders lined the streets as bunting fluttered and crowds gathered for one of the Arctic’s greatest celebrations.
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Aklavik
North West Territory
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Canada
Baker Lake
Lindberghs
Rich Out Bok
Barren Wastes
Aklavsk
Orient
Jake
Wastes
Growers Warned In Ohio Against Inferior Cultured Products
Ohio Department of Agriculture issues warning to growers to stop selling plain unadulterated junk to markets. Early apples show price collapse as inferior stock floods outlets, hindering profits for quality fruit and raising concerns over market viability. Truck driver Earl Dean died in fronton accident near Trenton while driving for a construction firm. his brother James had been recently hired by the same company.
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Columbus
State Department of Agriculture
Grotwera
Ohio
Yronton
U.P
Earl Dean
He Wan
James
Kired
Marion Woman Is Buried After Three Years Missing
Last rites were held for Mrs Erama Bryson 69 wife of Erastus Bryson Marion County farmer who disappeared three years ago after leaving Marion on an interurban car carrying 700 dollars no trace was found since then.
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Marion
Eroama Bryson
Erastus Bryson
Marion Gounty
Bryson
Athens swimmers to meet in annual Crystal Pool event
Speedy swimmers from the Athens district will compete Thursday night at Crystal Pool in the annual equa tee meet. The meet features plain and fancy diving as well as speed and distance swimming with prizes for event winners.
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Ana Peeves
Athens
Crystal Pool
Sally Sue Smith Receives Valor Medal for Daring Rescue
Sally Sue Smith, 1954, awarded by the Los Angeles Breakfast Club for diving into water to save seven year old Dana Quentin Berquist after his water wings slipped away. The boy had already sunk twice before she reached him.
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Sally Sue Smith
Los Angeles Breakfast Club
Dana Quentin ‘Berquist
Nim
Sally
Aim
Hollywood divorce ends marriage of John Gilbert Ina Claire
Los Angeles reports the marriage between John Gilbert and Ina Claire has ended in divorce. Friends cite their separations after Ina Claire rose in fame while Gilbert faded, with Gilbert saying she was too intelligent for him. Gilbert had two prior marriages and Ina Claire had one prior marriage.
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Los Angeles
Aug &A
Hollywood
John Gilbert
Ina Claire
Gilbert Fade
Miss Claire
Gilbert Ane
Gibert
Manley shoots neighbor then resists arrest in Hobson incident
Louis Manley of Hobson reports shooting Charlon Hy lmes in the left arm at about twelve feet late night. Hy lmes and a woman, Jissella arm, sustained injuries as officers arrest Manley and others in a related scene. Sheriff and Tracy investigate the case as officers contend with resistance from Manley and relatives.
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Pomeroy
Lous Manley
Hobson
Charlon Hylmes
Rebaras
Jissella
Hasell
Manjey
Maniey
Offlecra
Ishal
Hrytell
Hyecil
brandiahing @& how
Manley
Hysell
Otters
Iva Cimitien
Red Cbd
Seera
Dent
Hewsard Sully
Garbett Manley
al Louis Manley
Stile
Louis Manley
Aon
Uyxell
Earier Phouue
Sheff Tracy
Robbery Plot Foiled By Bomb Threat in Cleveland Bank
Detectives found a briefcase bomb at a Cleveland bank area with a three page note urging to evacuate bank staff and to obtain 24 000 in small bills plus 1 600 in larger denominations. Police believe the plan targeted a bank robbery.
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Lexel
Poller
Javier Clevelans
Adg 5
Polien
Cleveland
Hue
Frank Jeffers Dies Traveling Man Cousin of Athens Residents
Word has reached Athens of the death of Frank Jeffers 59 McMech em W Va a traveling salesman for 25 years. He was a cousin of G L Pickering and Alonzo Pickering. A stroke two weeks ago caused his death. his last trip here was in 1930.
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Athens
Frank Jeffers
McMechem
W Va
G L Pickering
Alonzo Pickering
Athena
Jeffers
Mountain Brook shooting kills society girl in Birmingham area
In Mountain Brook near Birmingham, a Black assailant forced two society women, Miss Augusta Williams and Miss Nell Williams, from their car and shot Augusta fatally. Miss Jennie Wood was critically wounded. The suspect fled as police and citizens searched the area overnight.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mountain Brook
Tyre
Augusta Williams
Clark Williams
Nell
Jennie Wood
Wade Wood
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mins Wood
Emiple
Spor Nevers
Neil Wiliams
Woods Nell
Flers
St.Vincent's
Athens to Build New River Bridge Over President Street
Preliminary work on a new south approach bridge in Athens will begin early September. The State Highway Department plans a street girder bridge near President Street replacing an aging span feared unsafe for modern traffic. The project costs about 220000 with state funding for the bridge and approaches and the city paving the approaches.
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Hegin
Fide
Athens
Balthaora & Ohio Halitoad Company
Ott Whos
Athena County
Congress
Planet Ordinani Ra
Court Street
Union Rtreet
President Street
Briden Toth
Okdicul
Michland Avena
He State Hospital
Entinera
Hridgnwl
Ener Ie
M Wits
Bess
Bebige
Beasdiv Trevelue
Athens Township
Oklahoma Oil Fields Put Under Martial Law Shut Wells
Oklahoma Gov Murray ordered martial law to force oil price rises and halt production. Soldiers guarded vast fields as all wells near Oklahoma City were shut except stripper wells producing less than 25 barrels daily.
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Oklahoma
George G. Roscoe
United Press Staff
Oklahoma City
W. HO
Bill Murray
Astate
Murray
Harry Sinclair
Ciero
Bermindie
Dlope
Martial Lay
Leviathan for Sale in New York Shipping Board Push
Washington reports officials in New York attempt to salvage the Leviathan and other ships of the United States shipping program. The effort to revive the American merchant marine stalls after profit concerns and the removal of a key promoter. In Ohio a local education official changes posts as new state supervisors take duties.
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Russia
United States
Alwate
Washington
Aug
United States Shipping Board
New York
United Tates
B. W. Chapman
Enrollment gains drive Athens County school totals up
Athens County reports a 278 pupil rise in district enrollments led by The Plains Rural 460 and York Rural 540. Total county attendance reaches 6721 with average rate about 52.4 percent and Happy Hollow Rural posting the highest yearly average. Prohibition topic follows as Porto Rico official Davila tells the White House prohibition failed in that territory and urges Congress to authorize a new vote.
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Athena County
Fred Linecott
Athens County
Albany Consolidated School
Ames-Bern
Athens Township
Euchtel Village
Canaan Township
Carbondale
Carthage
Happy Hollow
Jacksonville
Lubrig
the Plains
Rome
Shade Consolidated
Trimble Township
Washington
Felix Coredova Davila
Porto Rico
White House
Davila
Hoover
Congress
Porta Rica
Bold deer invade Chardon front yard as locals monitor
In Chardon Ohio Aug 5 a bold buck grazed on a front lawn as Mrs William Clark reported deer groups nearby including bucks does and fawns. Conservation groups formed to protect the animals with no killings reported yet.
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Chardon
Gesuga County
Wiliam Clark
Cork House
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