Absentee ballots spark interest in Nelsonville Glouster primaries
Voters show lively interest in Tuesday's party contests as 92 applications for absent ballots are reported by Hazel Coon, election board clerk. In Nelsonville Republicans field Miles Howe and Ogg for mayor while Oakley faces no Democrat opponent. Glouster Democrats contest mayor Thomas Williams Sr and H L Kittrell, with eight Democrats seeking six council seats. Emmett Rogers runs unopposed for Glouster mayor.
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Hazel Coon
Election Board
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Oakley
Miles Howe
Ogg
Isonville
Blake Echem
Roger Scott
Kenneth Orwiler
Phillip B. Weller
Thomas Williams, Sr
H. L. Kittrell
Wade Bailey
James Franklin
C. G. Lunsford
Dave Powers
William J. Stephenson
William Winefordner
William Withem
Carl Wright
Emmett Rogers
Arthur Katona Appointed to Ohio Faculty
Dr. Arthur Katona was named acting assistant professor of sociology at Ohio University by President W. S. Gamertsfelder. A Cleveland native, he earned BA MA and PhD at the University of Wisconsin and has taught at Wisconsin Bacone College and Fort Hays Kansas State College. He will begin in the fall semester on Sept 28 and has published articles in sociology including an expected piece in the August American Sociological Review. He is a Phi Beta Kappa Phi Alpha Delta sociology honorary and Phi Eta Sigma member.
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Ohio University
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Cleveland
Katona
University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin, Bacone
Okla.) College
Fort Hays Kansas State College
American Sociological Review
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Alpha Kappa Delta
Sociology Honorary
Phi Eta Sigma
Indiana University
Clark University
Waynesburg College
Sanitary Corps
Sanitary Corps Reserve
Porter
American Psychological Association
American Association For the Advancement of Science
International Congress of Zoology
National Education Association
Enrollment total reaches 448 at Ohio University
The second eight weeks of Ohio University's summer term reports 364 regular students with more registrations expected. Including three weeks post session 4, total enrollment stands at 448 excluding ASTP students on a separate schedule.
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ASTP
Axis Engine Losses in July Reported Heavy
RAF fighters and fighter bombers knocked out about 100 moving locomotives in attacks on Axis railway communications in occupied countries during July. Hamilton and Clermont Counties in Ohio and Kenton Campbell and Boone Counties in Kentucky are closed to outside labor to improve manpower use in the Cincinnati area.
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London
Air Ministry
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Clermont
Ohio
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Boone
Kentucky
War Manpower Commission
Crystal Pool Hosts Adult Only Night Swim Friday
A special adults only swim period will run at Crystal Pool Friday from 10 p.m. to midnight to test interest. City service director A. N. Johnson announced the trial. season tickets are not honored. If popular, more night swims may be scheduled.
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Crystal Pool
A. N. Johnson
Local War News and Service Notices From Athens Area
Letter from Pfc John Chancey reports overseas service and latest postings in New Guinea after 15 months abroad. Pvt Myrnie Congrove transfers to Fort Sherman. Three Athens area residents report to Great Lakes for Navy recruit training, joining Morrison Sloane and Banfield. Lib erator pilot training includes Lt Herbert Morrison among Ohio graduates. Cecil Cox transfers to Seymour Johnson Field after eleven months at Atlantic City.
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Helen Morrison
Athens
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Florence Sloane
Richland Ave
Clifford H. Banfield
James C. Banfield
Chauncey
Liberal Army Air Field
Liberal
Kans
Ohio
Herbert K. Morrison
Coal Supply Based on Ifs Could Heat 1943-44 Winters
Washington report says U.S. households relying on coal could be comfortable if coal production stays at current pace and the 1943-44 heating season is not colder than the severe 1942-43 winter. Officials express cautious optimism but warn icicles in bathrooms if production declines.
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Closing of Postal Offices Investigated
The Federal Communications Commission ordered an investigation into the closing of Postal Telegraph offices linked to a proposed merger with Western Union. The probe follows a June 26 complaint by the American Communications Association alleging service disruptions from the closures.
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The
Federal Communications Commission
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American Communications Association
Dixon Assigned Here By Joseph Ferguson
Earl H. Dixon the state examiner of the Bureau of Inspection is assigned to Athens County by State Treasurer Joseph P Ferguson to examine township records and the justice of peace courts. Dixon began work today using a Courthouse office.
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Bureau of Inspection
Athens County
Joseph P. Ferguson
Justice of Peace
Mr. Dixon
Freight operators barred from Detroit Cleveland routes
Federal Judge E J Moinet ordered twenty interstate truck operators to stop trailers between Detroit and Cleveland. The court ruled the operators did not cooperate in using water facilities linking the two cities.
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Cleveland
E. J. Moinet
Death of Corporal Lucas and Porter Loan Fund Named
The Plains mourns Corporal John M. Lucas age 32 reported missing in the Southwest Pacific and later confirmed dead on Dec 31 1942. Ohio University honors Dr James P Porter with a new psychology loan fund created by faculty and alumni. a permanent committee will administer it. Dr Porter retires as emeritus after joining Ohio University in 1922. In addition, absenteeism in 1942 reached over 422700000 man days.
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the Plains
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A. C. Anderson
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Athens
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Illinois
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B E Pickens Dies at 87 in Canton
Butler E Pickens aged 87 died at his son Chubb F E Pickens home in Canton. Funeral services set for Sunday at Racine Baptist Church at 2 PM with burial in Letart Cemetery after services. survivors include wife, daughter Alma Sauzz, son Wallace B Pickens, three grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Mary Bolin Dies at Albany After Long Illness
Mrs. Mary Bolin wife of Richard Bolin died at her Albany home Wednesday evening after a years long illness. She would have turned 75 the next day. Survived by husband a son William Bolin a daughter Belle Brooks both of Albany and Jerry Brooks of Norwood five sisters and five grandchildren. Burial set for Hebbardsville Cemetery with viewing from Friday noon.
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Ohio University Instructor Joins Time Magazine Staff
Miss Mary Katherine Brokaw of the department of classical languages resigns from Ohio University after thirty years to join Time magazine. She will work in the Chicago office and has served as executive secretary of Eta Sigma Phi and editor of its Nuntius.
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Time Magazine
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