Byrd Safe After Flight To South Pole
Coldest November weather in Ohio in 49 years reported with blizzards and biting winds easing. Akron and Char don recorded five below temperatures, Cleveland two below, as relief was forecast for Sunday and temperatures slowly rose. Several deaths attributed directly to the cold were noted in Columbus where the weather bulletin described dangerous conditions.
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New Cold Wave Clouds Midwest Snowbound Southeast
A fierce cold wave from the Saskatchewan front drives Southeast the Midwest with blizzards and record lows. Akron and Chicago report severe subzero readings while traffic injuries rise and several fatalities occur from exposure and carbon monoxide.
Unclear text assembling a wartime policy discussion
Fragmented item reports varied comments on Russia China and Japan, with references to peace drafts, Japanese involvement, and political figures. Mentions Henderson and Britain's labor cabinet and a Virginia hunting scene amid a disrupted wartime atmosphere.
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Ohio State Students Killed in Toledo Wreck
Two Ohio State University students died early today when their car skidded and crashed into a telephone pole in Toledo. The two survivors, bruised, were Willard Bunting and Thomas Martin. Esther Mom and Vara Mundwiler were among party-goers returning home.
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Three Inches of Glass in His Back
Harold Hoek, 20, a county jail prisoner in Lancaster, recovers from surgery to remove a three inch piece of glass lodged in his back after a car collision. Eck faces manslaughter charges in the death of Ralph Gorham, 20, from the same accident.
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Fourteen Sheep Killed in Walsh Farm Attack
Fourteen sheep owned by Arthur Walsh of Athens Township were killed last week by dogs according to Athens County dog warden Porter Dicken. Six sheep survived after Walsh arrived during the attack, and Dicken later tried to corral the dogs but could not reach them from close range. In Cardondale Nov 20 Batt Special Edward Geits and John Weatherstone were dumped into Sheffield Creek when their car left the road, suffering only minor injuries as the auto was badly damaged.
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Funeral for Hall Jones family victims to be held Sunday
POMEROY Nov 50 51 Special Death toll rises as three members of the Hall Jones families die within a week. Nathan Tal died at his Pomeroy home aged 71. Widow Addie Hall aged 73 also passed away. A double funeral service was held for the trio on November 31, marking a week of tragedy in the community.
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Dredging Meet Aims to Curb Flood Risk At Athens County
Saturday meeting in Athens County seeks to estimate dredging costs to prevent flooding. State Rep Mardis and JL Tracey discuss hiring an engineer to prepare a free cost estimate, with farmers forming a sponsoring group.
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University honors football team at Legion banquet
Ohio University officials including BR Bryan announce a 6:30 banquet at Crestyiertan Church sponsored by the American Legion Post 21 to honor the football team. About 400 attendees expected with Og. C. Bird assisting athletics, and coaches from Ohio University to speak. An informal meeting follows at Legion headquarters on Court Street.
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Warmer Weather In Coming Week
Washington dispatch reports a mixed forecast for December 2 to 7. Oslo Valley expects snow or rain in the south, snow in the north, with a shift to mostly fair conditions in the east, and rain or snow over the north on Thursday. Cold spells module Monday, Tuesday, and end of week, with warmer by Thursday. Temperatures expected below normal.
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POMEROY Death Notices and Funeral Details
Mrs dpin Eblin died at her home on Union Avenue Thanksgiving Day. Services set for Sunday afternoon at bit and Chueh with interment at Mowe Cemetery. Mrs Sayre, widow of Omne Sayre, died a day after her sister. funeral held at Poneroy Methodist Church with a large procession. Her husband, an architect from New York, survives.
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Gas Claims Five in One Family Tragedy in Paunton
A fragmentary report details a deadly gas incident in Paunton where five members of the Rudin family perished at their home. The surviving relatives and local authorities investigate possible causes and sequence of events amid a somber community response.
Hoover's Message Compared Shorter Than Peers
Washington November 30 President Hoover's first annual Message to Congress is expected to be submitted next Tuesday and runs about 12 458 words. White House officials say the document is longer than Coolidge's but shorter than messages from McKinley era predecessors.
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Shop-o-Scope Listings Today Gift Subscriptions Grow
An old listing notes a yearly magazine subscription as a popular Christmas gift. It mentions extra heavy wool shawls in black brown and mixed colors 39 by 54 inches priced at 6 dollars and a teal chest for boys with tools packed inside also priced near 6 dollars.
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Memorial Music Program at Athan Lodge Elks Service
The midburial memorial service for Athan Lodge No 1 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks begins at 2 pm in the Cine Building with opening by Glen M Roemis and music by the lodge quartet. Officials note hundreds expected. including eulogies by Ware Sten and others, honoring deceased members and past veterans of the lodge.
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Poison Victim To Be Buried At Carbondale
A poisoning death leads to burial plans for Carbondale. The victim, Carinn Shay Speary, will be laid to rest at Astury Church Cemetery after a funeral at the church Sunday afternoon. Authorities say alcohol was involved and a prior body was found. the case involves residents and family members in Lancaster.
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Ada Man Is World's Champ Corn Grower
Ada Marshall of Ada has been named the greatest corn grower in the world by the Agriculture Department at Ohio State University after tests showing a yield of 170.1 bushels per acre. He outpaced his nearest rival by a wide margin. In Cleveland, Charles Fromm, president of Stark County Board of County Commissioners, was sentenced to 12 months to 10 years in Ohio Penitentiary for not reporting a bribe.
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Manhattan Coal completes new tipple at Rose Farm
The Manhattan Coal Company finished a new tipple at Rose Farm near Crooksville, adding a second tipple to the mine. The mine now handles 2,600 tons daily and plans to hire 250 more men in a few days to manage the increased output.
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Frigid Weather Sets Record On Friday Night
Record cold swept the region on Friday night as temperatures near zero. A weather report from Keph by OW. Gibson cites a new all time November low, with forecasts predicting continued chilly conditions through the week and warnings of possible wintry weather. Local reports from surrounding areas noted slick roads and travel hazards as authorities prepared for harsher conditions.
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Stockholders Favor Sale to C & O for Trunk Line Plan
Stockholders approved the proposed sale to the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, a move to form part of a trunk line. The meeting discussed control of a minority stake and the impact on the company’s future direction, with observers noting the potential shift in leadership and regional rail strategy.
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Explorer Back at Rage After New Conquest Flight
Commander Richard E. Byrd returned to base after a successful South Pole flight surveying adjacent territory. The mission, reported by major newspapers, was free of mishap and Captain McKinley was noted for excellent shots. Byrd’s safe return marks a historic Antarctic achievement for Little America.
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Smallpox Preventive Measures Implemented Locally
Logan officials report guarded steps to halt smallpox spread after a village resident, Mr. Shively, contracted the disease. Health workers coordinate with local firms to prevent further cases and survey schools and households to determine exposure and vaccination needs.
Col Wilson Dies in California Ohio Judge in Retirement Era
Judge Col Wilson, longtime Ohio jurist, died in California after a career spanning the Memphis era. He served as a prominent court figure, later retiring to California where he died. He married Mary Ciro in 1887 and left eight children and many grandchildren. He was a member of veteran orders and received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Ohio University in 1918.
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Ohio State Student Seeks Annulment After Wedding
In Columbus on November 30, a 33 year old Ohio State University student R Lathan sought annulment of his marriage to Margaret Fairman in Covington Kentucky. He claims both were underage when married and that parental consent was not obtained. Lathan is the son of the contractor who built Ohio State's large stadium.
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Harmony Now Watchword In 718 Congress
Washington November 70 U S Harmony was the watchword for the 718th Congress as it reassembled for the long session. Republicans and Democrats promised cooperation for tax reductions with a plan to cut rates by one per cent and distribute $160 to taxpayers. The issue of tariff reform and swift action on levies dominated early expectations for rapid government savings and policy shifts.
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