Visual Education talk highlights at Athens Teachers Institute
Auginbaugh of the Ohio Department of Education urged visual education in classrooms at the Athens county Teachers Institute in Ewing Hall. He urged clean rooms, tasteful visuals, field trips to local historic sites, and using motion pictures and slides for history teaching. Alex Root reported on the Atlanta National Educational Association conference. Afternoon speakers were W. Coy and F. Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auginbaugh
Porter
B. A. Auginbaugh
State Department of Education
Athens County Teachers’ Institute
Ewing Hall
George M. Morris
Carl H. Vorter
Alex Root
Athens
Athens County
National Educational Association
Atlanta
Georgia
W. Coy
Teachers Reading Circle
Fk. Reynolds
State Teachers’ Association
Couple to marry after 74 years apart in Kanshein on the Rhine
Jacob Schwartz aged 91 and his fiancé Freda Schmidt aged 90, who awaited his return for 74 years after he left Germany, plan to marry soon in Kanshein on the Rhine. Schwartz now lives in Los Angeles and recently returned to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schwartz
Germany
Freda Schmidt
Schwartz
Kanshein-on the-Rhein
Los Angeles
Endurance Flights Highlight National Air Races in Cleveland
At Cleveland Municipal Airport Aug 29 United Press reports focus on endurance attempts. Mae Hairlip of Tulsa heads to fly long, Ralph F.F. Thomas of Cleveland and Thomas Reid of Downey seek solo endurance records while Captain Ira Eaker recovers from a refueling mishap that damaged his plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Winter Municipal Airport
Cleveland
U.R
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Ira Eaker
Question Mark Fame
Eaker
Newton Longfellow
Baker
Mae Hairlip
Tulsa
Elinor Smith
New York
Ralph FF. Thomas
Stinson
Thomas Reid
Downey
Calif
Herbert Fahy
Officers Appear Just in Time
Timely appearance of two police officers thwarted a restaurant holdup in Toledo. Seven employees and patrons were spared as two youthful bandits, claiming to be lake freighter employees, were captured without gunfire and jailed at the Safety Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.R
Bedouin Column Marches Toward Jerusalem
A column of 2,000 Bedouins is marching from the desert toward Jerusalem, according to a Syrian source relayed by United Press. The report places the movement on the map of ongoing regional tensions in the Near East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.P
Jerusalem
United Press
Classified Ad Teasers Offer Grapes and Auto Parts
Grape bundles priced at 1.25 per bushel and a Ford truck covered top body for sale. An automobile trimmer is wanted and steady work is available for the right man. Heavy Merino rams are advertised with emphasis on quality and value.
Germany Concedes at The Hague in Young Plan Deal
The five powers led by Britain France Belgium Italy and Japan reached agreement with Germany on a compromise plan. Germany made the concessions asked and Britain’s demands are met in large part. Evacuation of the Rhineland to be completed under the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kuh
United Press
the Hague
Amg
U.P
Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
Rhineland
End of War Pact Reaches Settlement at Hague
At The Hague on August 29 a conference produces a general agreement on political and financial war issues. The key breakthrough concerns the final removal of fighting men from Germany, a move to end the European conflict fifteen years after it began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Europe
Germany
End of June Marks Final Stage in World War Liquidation
Agreement closes the last controversial phase of settling World War finances. It revises the Young Plan details, giving Britain a larger share of proceeds, including unconditional payments, and affords protection against excessive in kind payments. Further settlements on Rhineland costs remain to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Great Britain
Rhineland
Zionist Demonstration Sparks Judeo-Arab Clash near British Consulate
In Warsaw on August 29 a protest by young Zionists outside the British Consulate escalated into a clash. Fifteen Jews and two policemen were wounded as a large crowd demonstrated in sympathy with Jews killed during Palestine riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
U.R
Ohio air derby planes expected at Tunken airport
Planes from Cleveland in the rim of Ohio air derby are due to cross the timers at Tunken airport in Cincinnati between 6 and 7 p m today and will stay overnight there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.P
Cleveland
Tunken
Rabbi Recalls Hebron Massacre of Talmudic Students
United Press reports from Jerusalem on August 19 describe Chief Rabbi Slonim of Hebron recounting a brutal assault by Arabs on Talmudic students. Attackers used swords and daggers, eighteen people died in the rabbi’s house, and one woman survived by feigning death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi
Jacob Simon
United Press
Weller
Jerusalem
Hebron
United Real
Bove
Today Hand To The Plough Make Him A Broker What A Bargain
A row of crop process firms shifts into financial roles as trade volumes surge. Investors watch corporate maneuvering in a market driven by strong profits and expanding markets with new broker capacity.
Jews in America gauge Palestine riots and British resolve
The piece discusses Jewish groups fearing Arab defiance of British rule in Palestine and the potential for escalated riots. It notes fears of a wider impact on the British empire, rumors of repudiating the Palestine mandate, and urges careful reading of biblical verses before policy moves. It ends by shifting to stock exchange seat news and economic speculation.
Lady Mary Heath Crashes Plane In Euclid Village Roof
English aviatrix Lady Mary Heath crashed today's flight through a home roof in Euclid Village, Cleveland suburbs. She is reported critically injured and may not recover. Heath had joined the National Air Races at Cleveland Airport and was a leading figure in the women's trans continental derby. She flew a Great Lakes aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Lady Mary Heath
Euclid Village
Lady Mary
Great Lakes
Athens Plans to Do Little on Labor Day
Athens observes Labor Day with no special events. Stores, post office, and other businesses close for the day. Postmaster Harry McKinstry notes no collections or deliveries, mall distribution at the post office, special deliveries to addresses. The Athens Messenger will not publish Monday due to a paper employee vacation. The Hocking Valley New York Central railway freight house also closes all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Harry McKinstry
Athens Messenger
Hocking Valley
New York Central Railway
Graf's Commander Goes To Capital
LAKEHURST N J August 29 Dr Hugo Beckener started at 12 23 p m today in a trim motored airplane for Washington where he is to be received by President Hoover Accompanying the Graf Zeppelin commander were Dr Otto Kiep charge at the German Embassy in Washington Rear Admiral William A Moffett chief of the Bureau of Naval Aeronautics and William A McCracken Assistant Secretary of Commerce in charge of aviation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
Hugo Beckener
Washington
Hoover
Otto Kiep
William A. Moffett
Bureau of Naval Aeronautics
William A. McCracken
Commerce
Aviation
Riots Ferment Across Palestine and Cities in Arab Jewish Clash
In Cairo the Haifa mayor was killed as Arabs and Jews clashed while British troops sought to quell the riot. Reports from Nablus, Tiberias, and Sablus describe attacks on Jews and demonstrations in Beirut and Damascus. Nineteen killed at Haifa Port as British reinforcements restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
U.P
Haifa
Tiberias
Sablus
Palestine
John Chancellor
Port Said
Jerusalem
Nablus
Kantara
Beirut
Syria
Heirut
Damascus
Omar
Deirut
Malta
Professor John Trader Named Mount Union Journalism Professor
Alliance August 29. Professor John Trader, after seven years as English and journalism teacher at Ashtabula High School, accepts an appointment as alumni secretary and journalism professor at Mount Union College. He is an alumnus of Mount Union and has graduate work from Columbia University.
Graf Zeppelin Circumnavigates World in 27 Days
The Graf Zeppelin completed a world circumnavigation from Lakehurst New Jersey starting August 7 returning today with a full passenger list. The voyage took 27 days 7 hours 32 minutes, shaving three years and one week from Magellan's first global trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Buckingham
New York
Fernando Magellan
Magellan
Seville
Spain
Hugo Eckener
Lakehurst
N. J
Pheleas Fogg
Jules Verne
Nellie Bly
Sir Francis Drake
England
Plymouth
Federal clash over prohibition as officials play football
United Press reports a publicity laden stand off in New York where Federal Administrator Maurice Campbell and Police Commissioner Whalen exchange moves on the prohibition issue. Speakeasy owners valued at $2,000 watched as complaints and State Nuisance Act tactics are debated with prosecutors and magistrates in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Star
New York
New York Vollce Department
Maurice Campbell
Campbell
Whaten
Whalen
Village Backsmith and Addie Carlson at the shore
Addie Carlson, a New York village backsmith and Broadway show girl, visited the beach to let the sun shine on a horseshoe and imprint good luck in white on her back while brightening the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Carlson
New York
Old Sol
Addie
Graf Zeppelin Lands In Rot After Record Flight
Graf Zeppelin completes the first commercial circumnavigation by air, landing at 6 52 am EST in Rot. The 21 days 7 hours 33 minutes voyage eclipses prior records set by Mears Colyer in 1927. Thousands witness the historic arrival as the craft docks and taxies to shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graf
Zeppelin
John Henry Mears
Charles Bb. D. Colyer
Bandits Rob Bank of Cleveland in Quiet Afternoon Heist
Three well dressed bandits entered the Bank of Cleveland when no customers were present and seized 1500 dollars from secretary John A. Bombrowski cashier Benjamin Backowski and clerk Alice Nowak. They herded the staff into a rear room and fled in a blue sedan with a lookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bank of Cleveland
John A. Bombrowski
Benjamin Backowski
Alice Nowak
Bombrowski
Ruth Elder Weds Walter Camp Today
Ruth Elder, famed trans Atlantic flier and actress, married Walter Camp Jr in New York at the Municipal Chapel. Walter Camp, Jr. heads Inspiration Pictures and is son of the late Yale coach. ceremony was attended by City Clerk Michael L. and two assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ruth Elder
Walter Camp
F Inspiration Pictures, Inc
Yale
Miss Elder
Lyle Womack
Panama
Camp
Michael L
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quarouning Jre
State Education Department
Berlin
By Merton Takers
Rabbi Slonim
Rabbinical Seminary
Abbi Slonim
Khaled Abrahim Abu Khaled
Jacob Mizrahi
Anglo- Palestine Company
Arthur Brisbane
King Peatures Incorporated
America
Lord Rothermere
Ramsay MacDonald
Chicago
Stock Exchange
San Francisco
Seattle
Mount Union
Globe
Drake's Bay
Indian Ocean
Drake
Thomas Cavendish
James Cook
George Anson
iVerne
Henry Frederick
Col. Burnley Campbell
Andre Jaeger Schmidt
Russ
Far East
Vassily Blucher
Chariet
Harry Prergeson
Graf Zeppelin
Rot
Lyle
Wilson United Preas
Naval Allt Station
Weorth
Allman
Cleveland Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!