Millions for Ohio Highway Work in Year
Federal funds for Ohio highway construction total 6 million dollars before July 1, 1933 and may rise with future congressional appropriations. The relief bill allows the entire amount to be used without state money, with repayments drawn from regular highway-aid funds over 10 years. Ohio’s allotment stands at 3,971,498 with 3,289,576 obligated. unobligated balance is 682,314.
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Congress
United States Public Roads Bureau
Linder
Ohio
Relief funds in Athens County face triple request
Athens County relief committees seek 241,7700 dollars for unemployment relief bonds under state authority. Proposals cover 800k diverted funds to aid hospitals and other local needs while county officials debate bond totals and tax fund payouts. Calls grow for county commissioners and state officials to decide final allocations.
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itherStade
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SGLC
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Glouster P O Bandit Jailed In Toledo Case
Glouster post office bandit Whitie Palmer held on 25 000 bond in Toledo on Aug 6 for participation in the Glouster O robbery linked to the Frank Circone gang. He faces transfer to Columbus for trial as Judge Hough sits in Columbus in Bahn's absence.
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U.P
Whitie Palmer
Glouster
Frenk Circone
Palmer
Columbus
Benson W. Hough
George P. Bahn
Feders
Ciceone
Murray City Board Struggles With Water For School Reopen
Murray City Board of Education faced a water supply crisis as funds were exhausted. Superintendent Coteman met Friday to discuss options to restore service before school starts, but no concrete measures were adopted. Meanwhile two Cincinnati girls Dolores Nefheisel and Mary Luken drowned while swimming near the city.
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Steff
Murray City Board of Education
Schinol
Supl J. W. Coteman
Cincinnati
Dolores Nefheise
Mack
Mary Luken
Weather Outlook Promises Showers Across Ohio Valley
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts more rain next week in the Ohio Valley with showers likely Tuesday or Wednesday and again later in the week. Temperatures expected to be seasonable, cooler on Wednesday.
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Washington
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Army Officers Say Marchers Will All Leave
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on August 6 the rear guard of the BEV, fewer than 500 men, remained stranded while the evacuation of Ideal Park was promised by Robert B. Ellison, national contract officer. About 400 veterans drifted away in small groups to rail freight homes, while Mayor Eddie McCloskey clashed with officers over access. The state Highway Department sent over 100 trucks to take veterans home, yet many continued marching toward Camp McCloskey or returned home after reaching it.
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Pennsylvania ‘Highway Department
Camp McCloskey
Jailed Mother May Be Freed Over Bird Killing Case
Mrs. Anna Chess of Fairchance may win release from Fayette County jail after supporters raise 10.50 in costs and fine. She was jailed three days ago for allegedly killing a woodpecker, a flicker, to feed her two boys amid controversy with Pennsylvania game laws.
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Anna
Chess
Fairchance
Fayette County
Tower plan doubles Eiffel height for 1933 Chicago fair
Chicago officials discussed a 2065 foot tower on Lake Michigan for the 1933 World’s Fair. The structure would top the Empire State Building and Eiffel Tower, with forty passenger elevators moving 1000 feet per minute. Estimated cost set at 7 400 000 dollars.
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Ann
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New York
Pheasants Restocked In Athens County
Work of releasing 150 pheasants in Athens County was finished by Game Protector Swartz in Glouster. The birds, from the Urbana state hatchery, arrived July 10 from the Conservation Department and were released across the county.
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Storm Kills Four as Chicago Fair Tent Collapses
Four people die after a severe storm in the Chicago area. A lightning and rain event caused injuries and property damage at the Cook County fair where about fifteen thousand attendees were drenched. Strong winds toppled a sheltering tent exposing exhibits and prompting emergency response.
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U.B
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District Commerce Groups Seek Freight Reduction for Coal Shipments
Logan August 6 district trade groups from Athens and Logan and Nelsonville plan action with the Public Utilities Commission to cut freight rates on coal shipments from the Hocking and Sunday Creek valleys to all points. Spokesmen say current rules hinder production and raise unemployment and taxes unless rates are reduced to allow fair competition and increased tonnage.
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Public Utilities Commission
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Death Penalty Threatened Amid German Bombings
Berlin reports a wave of terroristic bombings across Brunswick and six other towns with several deaths from explosions and shootings. The government withholds the emergency decree promising the death penalty for political crimes, while President von Hindenburg is ready to sign, as further terrorism is feared.
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Brunswick
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Philip Myers Dies In Ashland. Noted Inventor and Manufacturer
Philip A. Myers, nationally renowned inventor and head of Ashland's largest industry, the Myers pump company and hay machinery, died in Ashland yesterday from a heart attack following injuries in a Decoration Day auto accident. Burial is planned for Monday in Ashland after a public tribute to the city’s first citizen.
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West Virginia Senate to consider whisky prescription bill
Charleston report notes a bill authorizing physicians to prescribe whisky, seen as likely for Senate today. The slower House passed it 56 to 37 despite Governor Conley's veto, which he said was unconstitutional.
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Boy Brumflelt Gets Prison Term for Manslaughter
In Hamlin West Virginia Brumflelt receives a nine year sentence after conviction for manslaughter in the case of Everett Adkins 82 who was killed after an assault. Judge Sheperg described the defendant as a boy who never had a chance and asked the warden to consider parole.
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Sheperg
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Moundsville
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Cleveland College Reopens Soon After Fund Drive
The Cleveland College will reopen in months as the Car angie Corporation restarts operations. Dr A Caswell Ellis says 19000 students attended last year with 15000 extension, and funds of 200000 have been raised though 15000 more is needed to complete the plan.
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Plan Air Derby From Los Angeles To Cleveland
Los Angeles August 6 plans for an air derby from Los Angeles to Cleveland part of the National Air Races were announced. A $10,000 prize was posted with racing August 41 start at 1 pm and August 27 finish. A trials day August 16 will fix handicaps for each plane and the route includes Yuma Treson El Paso Roswell Lubbock Abilene Bartlesville Jefferson City St Louis Indianapolis Cincinnati Akron Cleveland. A Cleveland note mentions a bonus army camp to be set up on the outskirts if veterans plan approval at a meeting Friday.
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Court Releases Walker on Bail in Reynolds Murder Case
Albert Walker and Labby Behnan face first degree murder charges in the Smith Reynolds case. On counsel and court agreement, Walker was released on bail as Gray and legal observers discuss possible defense by prominent New York lawyer Samuel Leibowits with ties to Libby Holman.
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Frank Jath Om Batt
New York
Film Stars To Take Pay Cuts In August
New York reports Warner Brothers First National stars must accept pay reductions in August. Actors including William Powell Constance Bennett James Cagney and Edward G Robinson are set to take discounts ranging from about 1 000 to 60 000 annually as contracts are adjusted. Several leads have already agreed to partial salary cuts while others face staged reductions tied to project schedules and England filming.
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State Pay Cuts Debated by Ohio Officials
In Columbus Ang, discussions centered on cuts to state pay with plans to lessen salaries based on total earnings. A September General Assembly session will consider a committee's favoring graduated reductions and possible furloughs or unpaid leave to save costs for state employees.
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George White
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Ate Employes Association
Ghia Cill & Commireinn clears 77 applicants for state positions
Aug 6 report lists 77 applicants deemed passers for state law protector posts. Reight of Wounsfield selected for a slot valued at 940. Names will be certified to William Reinhart director of conservation for filling vacancies. Among qualifiers is Clarence Hiller of Lancaster.
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Doe Reight
Wounsfield
William Reinhart
Conservation
Farfield
Clarence Hiller
Lansaster
Winter canning urged for Meigs County residents
Red Crocs advises Meigs Countians to prepare for winter by canning fruit and vegetables and preserving supplies. Reports note changes in offices not approved and local civic activity continues with meetings and relief efforts in The Plains Chauncey Dover Glouster and Athens areas.
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Glouster Seeks Guard After Street Riots
Glouster officials request added guard to protect residents after street trouble and property damage on South High Street. Mayor calls on deputies and National Guardsmen arrive to deter further unrest while authorities assess events near Front and High Streets.
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Former Mayor Seeks Help for Roosevelt Bid in 9th District
A former mayor, Andrey J. jis, criticized Republican papers for weeks and declares he wants to aid Roosevelt in winning the November race. He says he aims to help Roosevelt win.
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Garbo to Return for Marie of Russia Film
Garbo is expected to return to Hollywood in the fall to star in a biopic based on Grand Duchess Marie of Russia. The team plans to film in a secluded coastal location to avoid public demonstrations during her visit.
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County Home Ruta Association prepares for constitutional amendment vote
On Monday in Columbus the County Home Ruta Association will learn if it has secured the Fequinite 195,003 namenta petition backing a proposed county constitutional amendment. The change aims to revise county government to improve economy and efficiency.
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Start Search For Aged Man
Aged man search begins after a report of a bank crime and threats. Police detain two former bank employees James Game notes and Amelio Cuzouli amid accusations of theft and violent threats. The incident centers on a defunct bank and alleged missing funds, with no injuries reported.
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Appeals to Mexico for veterans sanctuary read aloud
Doak Carter, commander of a segment of the bonus army routed from Sobastown, telegraphed a message urging Mexico to shelter twenty nine thousand homeless American World War veterans and their families denied admission to sanctuary in the United States. He requested consideration for temporary asylum in Mexico.
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A-ha Yields to Talk Test in Party Distinctions
In Beverly Hills a speaker claims a speech pattern reveals party id. The Republican asserts the method shows clear differences while the Democrat questions the approach, suggesting the outcome may hinge on dialogue style.
Waterway Allotments Aid U S Maintenance Funds
The War Department allotted 2.212 million dollars for nationwide waterway maintenance. Largest allocations include 725,000 for the Huntington district on the Ohio River and 780,000 for additional waterways projects.
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Tha War Department
United States
Huntington
Ohio River
Hingis Waterways
Harlan County Shooting Claims 'Bad Actor' and Deputy
In Harlan Kentucky a reputed bad actor Charles Hensley is dead and Special Policeman L E Ball is severely wounded after a shooting near Wallins. Sheriff Albert Simpson is believed to have killed Hensley following the gunfight as Ball attempted to arrest him. Ball remains hospitalized in serious condition.
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Charles Henslay
L. E. Ball
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Campaign manager vows charges over alleged voting irregularities
Sam Carmeck, campaign manager for Lewis S. Pepe, says he will file charges of illegal voting with the election center board. He basing the claims on widespread Negro voting in Shelby County following a bitterly fought primary in Klabton at the International Garment Workers Union headquarters.
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Tend
Sam Carmeck
Lewis S. Pepe
Hy Mcallister
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Ettolion
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