Plan to share work could cut unemployment
Washington august 27 United Press Teagle chairman of Hoover labor plan promises to adopt California shared work model to curb layoffs. Kingsbury of Standard of California says plan has run since July and stopped unemployment rise. William Green AFL backs the idea, Doak notes potential five day week, and Teagle cautions hours not pay. Willard of B&O cites RFC plan to hire up to 100000 for railroad equipment replacement.
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Sixty Pilots End Air Race Reach Cleveland Finish
Sixty pilots finished the 2,500 mile Cord derby at Cleveland Municipal Airport as Roy Hunt of Norman Oklahoma won the national sweepstakes with 3,814.75 points and a Cord Cup, cash prize of 2400 dollars and a 12 cylinder car. Art Carnahan won the last dash while James Hayes sustained a leg injury during a parachute jump.
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Portugal
Emmil Kropt
Germany
Jack O'Mara
Hunt
Akron
Art Carnahan
Bloomington
Giant Russian Dam Finished
Moscow reports completion of the Dnieperstroi hydroelectric station on the Dnieper River. Col. Hugh Cooper announced the project is finished after meetings with Valerian Kuibyshev and Soviet leaders, with formal opening planned for early October. The dam uses 1,100,000 cubic meters of concrete and employed up to 50,000 workers.
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Soviet Union
Truck Upsets Kill Four Laborers Near Hookstown
A five ton truck carrying twenty road workers toppled over a 29 foot embankment along Route 48 near Frankfort Springs Pa killing four men and injuring nine. Driver Albert Smith of Buena Vista Pa steered onto a berm to avoid an auto causing the berm to cave in and the truck to roll down the hill pinning victims beneath it.
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Toledo Stands Firm Over City Bond Requirements
Toledo Ohio August 27 The city will maintain fiscally sound standing by meeting bond and note requirements totaling 1 280 000 due September 1 and 15 Mayor A Q Thacher announced after a meeting of the mayor and council members.
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Striking Illinois Miners Clash With Deputies Near Mulkeytown
Thousands of Iitines coal miners, battered and embittered after a convoy clash, straggled home as state police ordered no more attempts on Southern Illinois fields. A nine mile motorcade of 18 000 was repulsed near Mulkeytown with one hundred union men clubbed and gunshots fired. cars overturned amid the violence. Pat Ansboury urged men to go home but warned they should be ready to return.
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Dynamite Attacks Sparking Indiana Coal Mine Unrest
Two non union miners homes were dynamited at Shelburn Indiana with no injuries. Union tensions rise as 10 000 pickets repelled in Franklin County and threats of a new invasion grow despite ousted members vowing action. Provisional Union No 4069 leader Frank Moulin shot in the arm. mass meetings rally miners.
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Pins in Shirts Ban io Existence Of Almost All Men
A humorous letter from Bishop California dated Aug 26 complains about shirts lacking pins due to a Wall Street boom. The writer mocks bankers and clerks, claiming shirts are so solid they don’t need pins, and jokes pins prevent them from falling apart. The note ends with a signature WILL.
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Abandon Hope For Safety of Yankee Fliers
UPR Europe reports two American fliers Clyda Allen Lee and John Bochkon likely died attempting to reach Europe in their monoplane Green Mountain Bay. Fuel, weather, and long odds reduce chances of survival. no wireless contact or rescue seen as ships and stations search without success.
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Strike Not Over Yet in Chauncey Troop Removal Petition Rejected
Nelsonville Aug 27 77 mining strike continues in Hocking Valley as state leaders reject Chauncey petition for troop withdrawal. Governor Whiteaday says National Guard stay to prevent violence and protect workers and children amid ongoing labor unrest in Chauncey and Nelsonville area.
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Fireworks Mistaken for Machine Gun Fire Rocks Glouster
In Glouster on Friday night residents believed rapid explosions were gunfire from machine guns to the south. By Saturday, officials traced the sounds to fireworks set off along the Athens fireworks rounds over 35 miles away. Weather likely carried the sound to Glouster.
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Athens
Athens County Board of Education appoints new member
The Athens County Board of Education elected BK EF. Warcart Stewart Friday to fill the vacancy caused by J. G. Russell Stewart’s resignation as attendance officer. Russell’s term ends when Fred F. Linscott’s expires, and Warcart will start Sept 1 after unanimous board approval. Present were Chairman A. K. Walker C. O. Wingo J. G. Russell G. QO. Shanks and Clyde Gthaon.
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J. G. Russell
Stewart
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Board of Education
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Fred F. Linscott
Ruggell
Chairrman
A. K. Walker
C. 0. Wingo
J.G. Russell
G. QO. Shanks
Clyde Gthaon
12 Year Old Girl Risks Life To Rescue Playmate
In Chicago on August 27 twelve year old Jane Lozanos and her friend Geraldine Court were crossing railroad tracks when an unlit subway area and a speeding express train endangered them. Jane, overcome by fear of the dark, repeatedly helped Geraldine to stand and move toward safety before both were struck. Geraldine died and Jane was seriously injured but life may recover as witnesses called her act the finest thing seen.
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Jane” Lozanos
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Geraldine
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William Irwin
Jane
Irwin
Géraldine
Fair County Fair finances praised by Athens official
Athens County Fair reported no financial deficit this year per secretary Frank Biddle. Attendance grew and merchants credit the fair’s success to cooperation with local bankers. A rumor of a child injury on the ferris wheel was contradicted. no accident occurred and a ride resumed within five minutes.
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Bond Set In Assault Case At Athens County Fairgrounds
John Collins Chauncey bound over to Athens County Common Pleas Court on $1,000 bond after pleading not guilty to an assault with intent to kill charge. He was one of three men who attacked Walter Karns at the Athens County Fairgrounds Thursday night. Chief Finsterwald said more arrests are likely.
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Preparations for Meigs County Fair and Local Happenings
Meigs County fair preparations rush ahead with a child berm at Pomeroy marking fifth generation family involvement. Notices mention a charity dance in Nejtonville and a major street project on Main Street. Reports also reference Chauncey Blue Devils football readiness and a court order to ensure safety at schools amid statewide events. Two men escape from Hocking County jail using a rope.
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Three Year Old Boy Removed From Family Amidstarvation Claims
A three year old boy, reported severely malnourished, was removed from the Holter family by county authorities after investigators found him in a dark upstairs room with filth and signs of starvation. Probate Judge Clark ordered removal pending further care, with local officials pursuing ongoing inquiries into the child’s welfare and custody.
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Cigaret Taxes Boost State Aid to Schools in Ohio
Columbus reports outline how temporary cigarette tax funds enable state aid for public schools amid tightening finances. Finance Director Devin notes total 1962 appropriations for district aid, with July cuts and projected payments totaling over $1 million through early September to finish the schedule for state aid districts.
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Battleground Politics Looms In Colorado Senate Race
News from Denver reports the death of Senator Charles W. Waterman shifts Colorado's senatorial balance. Voters will decide whether Democrats or Republicans control the Senate with the Congressional term beginning December 1 and ending March 4, 1931. A Democratic win would give the party a majority to back Hoover relief proposals.
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Farmer-Labor
Hoover
Congress
Walker Trial Near End as Mayor’s Witness List Shrinks
Albany dispatch says the ouster hearing for Mayor James J. Walker may end soon after opposing counsel seeks a speedy conclusion to summation. Governor Roosevelt plans to reconvene Monday night as the mayor’s witnesses dwindle. The defense and prosecution have nearly exhausted their lists amid Seabury’s charges that Russell T. Sherwood funded Walker. The report also notes a separate Mineola trial and a manslaughter case in Nassau County.
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N.Y
James J. Walker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
G O P at Fault Garner States
Washington letter from Speaker John N. Garner blames the Republican Party for the country’s low mood and criticizes the administration’s relief efforts. He defends the House record under his leadership and reiterates support for the Eighteenth Amendment and fiscal restraint.
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