Love and Ambition Stir a Hollywood Triangle
Dan Rorimer, a scenario writer, loves Anne Winter who has risen from extra to star under contract at a major studio. Anne shares a residence with Mona Morrison and Eva Harley, two other waitresses with troubled loves. Paul Collier, a daily movie columnist, shares their apartment and hopes Maris Farrell, a film actress, can distract Dan from Anne. An old contracting issue haunts Anne as Dan frets over the growing distance between them after she climbs higher in the industry. Anne unexpectedly calls that evening, testing Dan’s resolve.
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Dan Rorimer
Hollywood
Anne Winter
Anne
Mona Morrison
Eva Harley
Eva
Mona
Paul Collier
Dan
Aul
Maris Farrell
Paul
Maris
Rorimer
Contrac
Continental Pictures
New York
Johnny Riddie
Amalgamated Scenario Department
Johnny Riddle
Johnny
Dick Grace
Henry’s
Montmartre
Frank Maury
Johnny Fuddle
Collier
Thela
Maury
Los Angeles
Rormer
Riddle
Amalgamated
Hollywood Intrigue Binds Dan Amid Studio Life
Dan in Hollywood juggles writing a rejected manuscript, golf with Johnny Riddle, and a tense evening with Paul Collier as Eva Harley's sudden illness and a looming crisis push Anne to call for help. The trio navigates publicity, romantic entanglements, and rumors around Maris Farrell while Eva's health mystery deepens.
Pioneer Michael Collins 76 Active Democrat and Coal Man
Athens rally drew many Democratic workers as Michael Collins 76 a longtime Hocking Valley coal miner and former United Mine Workers sub district president attended. His sons Michael Collins Jr and Henry Collins are active in Athens County politics. Collins born in Ireland long worked in Congo Mine No. 1 and has spent over half a century in the district. He lives in Athens in good health with deep ties to union and coal operator circles.
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Democratic Party
Athens County
Thomas Jefferson
Michael Collins
Hocking Valley
Michael Collins, Jr
Henry Collins
Ireland
England
Mr. Collins
Collins
United Mine Workers
Hocking
Rendville
Congo
Athens
Banks Outline Credit Plans to Aid Drought Farmers
Washington August 28 A U P Plans were finalized at a meeting of bankers from 15 states and the National Drought Relief Committee to form local credit corporations. These groups will help drought stricken farmers obtain loans beyond normal banking channels and will operate under Intermediate Credit Bank facilities. The plan, prepared by a sub committee led by Melvin A Taylor, will go to President Hoover and then to state governors for approval.
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Washington
U.P
National Drought Relief Committee
Hyde
Melvin A. Taylor
Chicago
Hoover
Beacon honors Lindbergh at Chicago airport display
A giant beacon at Curtiss-Wright Airport Chicago dedicated to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh shone for the Tenth National Air Races. President Hoover pressed a Washington button to light the 2.2 billion candle power beacon, a gift from Dr. Elmer Sperry, marking Lindbergh’s pioneering flight and the Olympiad of the Air event. Lindbergh traveled via Columbus en route to the races, sunset of early morning glow guiding pilots along his famed route. Sperry conceived the beacon idea after Lindbergh’s Chicago visit three years earlier.
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Curtiss-Wright
Chicago
U.R
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Hoover
Washington
Elmer A. Sperry
New York
Paris
Columbus
Sperry
Carnegie Tech Faces Six Tough Football Games
Carnegie Tech's football squad, rated by followers as perhaps the most promising in Skibo history, has six hard games ahead. The opponents listed are Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, New York University, Washington and Jefferson, Georgia Tech and Temple.
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Carnegie Tech
Skibo
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
New York U
Washington and Jefferson
Georgia Tech
Temple
Pope Receives Bishop Schrembs in Vatican City
Pope Pius received Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland Ohio in Vatican City on August 28. The meeting highlighted church affairs and the ongoing relations between the Holy See and the Cleveland diocese.
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Vatican City
Pius
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Ohio
Busses Arrive For Chauncey School Transportation
Two new 50 passenger buses, owned by Gabriel Pincelli of Chauncey, arrive for township pupil transport to Chauncey-Dover Schools. Pincelli holds a three year contract. Grimes garage leased for bus storage. One bus, driven by Pincelli, serves Millfield and Truetown. the other, driven by Orlantine Pincelli, serves Sugar Creek Circle Hill and Beaumont to Chauncey High School.
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Chauncey
Gabriel Pincelli
Chauncey-Dover
Pincelli
Grimes
Reverend Courtney Officiates Chauncey Funeral
The Rev. G. B. Courtney of Chauncey conducted the funeral for Sylvester Withers in New Marshfield replacing Rev. M. E. Chatley of Athens as previously reported. Withers leaves a widow and daughter Mrs Harold Jones of Chauncey. another daughter Mrs Searles of Athens died recently.
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Courtney
Chauncey
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Sylvester Withers
New Marshfield
M. E. Chatley
Athens
Withers
Harold Jones
Searles
Temple University Football Squad Must Pass Physical Exam
A rigorous pre practice screening is required for all squad members. The physical includes heart and lung tests, dental check, and a special blood examination before any player can take part in drills.
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Temple University
Ohio farm relief plan announced for Grange and Bureau
C A Dyer and Avery Clinger unveiled a broad farm relief program for Ohio State Grange and Ohio Farm Bureau members. It provides six month notes at 6 percent interest to finance feed fertilizers coal hay and related commodities.
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Columbus
O.r—Aan
Ohio State Grange
Ohio Farm Bureau
C. A. Dyer
Avery Clinger
Bancohio Corporation
Public Forum Editorial Calls for Government Accountability
Ohio writer E Miller argues universal suffrage remains best, while urging voters to sift out underperforming officials. He warns that political day dawns when the public demands tangible results from all branches of government. August 26, 1930.
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Wilson
McKinley
Safarn
E. Miller
Ohio
Hambel Family Homecoming at Mt. Carmel Church
A Hambel family reunion and relatives gathering will be held at Mt. Carmel Church near Mountville in Morgan County on Sunday August 31. Reverend Steen a former Mountville M E Church pastor will preach at 10 o clock with other speakers expected. An afternoon program and a noon picnic dinner in the grove are planned.
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Chauncey
Hambel
Mt. Carmel Church
Mountville
Morgan County
Steen
Mountville M. E. Church
Learned to attend National Encampment of the G A R
Dr. A J Learned of Millfield is in Cincinnati attending the National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Chauncey
A. J. Learned
Millfield
Cincinnati
German airmen complete transatlantic seaplane crossing
Captain Wolfgang von Gronau and three crew members Eduardo Zimmer Franz Hack and Fritz Albrecht were greeted with acclaim in New York after landing the Dornier-Wahl seaplane in the harbor. The six hour flight from Halifax ended a nine day voyage across the Atlantic.
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New York
U.R
Atlantic
Wolfgang von Gronau
Eduard Zimmer
Franz Hack
Fritz Albrecht
Halifax
Robinson Johnson families reunion at Athens County Fairgrounds
Announcement lists a reunion for the Robinson and Johnson families at the Athens County Fairgrounds on Sunday August 31. Arrangements are by Mrs. W G Ewing Harmony R D No 4. Children will recite and perform selections after the picnic dinner.
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Robinson-Johnson
Athens County Fairgrounds
W. G. Ewing
Harmony
R. D
Ohio Banks Show Heavier Deposits
Ohio banks report higher combined deposits from March 27 to mid summer with a total increase of 27.9 million dollars led by rises in savings deposits. Some demand deposits fell as funds moved to interest bearing accounts while public fund deposits were seasonally weaker.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bankers Association
New York Official Threatens New Court Exposes Graft
A New York official warns of graft and court corruption in a report dated August 28. The article outlines alleged abuses and pressures within the judicial system, signaling potential investigations and reforms.
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New York
New Court
U.R
Officials Face Corruption Probes Beside Portny Scandals
Assistant Attorney General Thomas C. Penny Jr. stated that investigations target officials beyond the Portny scandal. He described the charges as specific, including buying and corrupt toward the bench, though some magistrates’ names remained unnamed.
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New York
Thomas C. Penny, Jr
Assis
Goodyear Announces Wage Cuts for Salaried and Hourly Workers
Akron August 28. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company said it will cut salaries for salaried employees by 1 percent and reduce hourly workers' pay by 10 percent. Reports indicate the plant may curtail tire production from 144000 tires daily to 30000 fewer scheduled.
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Akron
U.P
Goodyear Tire and Rubbed Company
Bankers Pioneer Aid Route For Drug Stricken Farmers
Bankers from 15 states head home after routing credits to farmers hit by drought. They cooperate with the Federal Drought Committee to extend credit through local agencies and aid the agri sector.
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Washington
Federal Drought Committee
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