Democratic discord over Hoover relief program grows
Washington dispatch reports defiant Democrats bury harmony with President Hoover as they attack the administration relief program. Robinson leads a moderating bid then rebukes the President while Republicans split, with drought and unemployment measures facing contested votes and possible vetoes.
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Junior Choir To Sing At Athens First Methodist Church
The Athens First Methodist Church organizes a Junior Choir under Mrs. Lenora V. Saylor. They will debut next Sunday December 14 at 7 PM alongside the Wesley Players Christmas play. Members include Charles Leaders Dalton Leslie Fultz Bobby Covert Bobby Wilson and many others with more to join after holidays.
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Ardis Wilson
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Esther Shame
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Evelyn Morrigan
Beatrice Droz
Juanita Henry
Eileen Byerly
Helen Loyd Ward
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June Smith
Marjorie Bolinger
Dorothy Edleman
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State police solve kidnaping of 16 year old girl
Police in Tamaqua Pennsylvania say Gliege Weiss confessed to abducting Anna Szakacas from Cleveland six months ago. Weiss, 39, who was visiting Shenandoah, admitted dressing the girl as a boy and taking her to Port Clinton where she attended school while he worked there.
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Stay Execution Granted in Ribet Slaying Case
In New Philadelphia Ohio, James Romeo, convict slayer of former Canton police chief Charles Ribet, receives a one month stay of execution from the Fifth District Court. Proceedings continue as the appeal proceeds in the death penalty case.
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