Census work opens as applicants: pay rates set
Robert S. Roberts, Athens supervisor of the 27th Census District, outlines revised plans for enumerator recruitment. Applicants must mail to Washington for papers and tests, with positions in Athens Meigs Vinton Jackson and Lawrence. Pay ranges from four cents per name to forty cents per farm, depending on district density. Applicants will be graded at Washington and top scores receive district supervisor recommendations.
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Ll W . Roberts
Athens
Whios
Census Bureau
Washington
Roberts
Census Gureau
Census Biureau
Fram
Uidt
Tolunga
Vile Tegées
Ryurnd
Cies
Federal
Jenuar J
Zarmis Elected Grace President After Resignation
Jeianier Zarmis, President of the Senate, was elected president of Grace on Saturday in Athens after Paul Coundouriotis resigned. Reports indicate Alexander Zarmis, former premier, was mentioned as a successor option, while Elotherios Venizetos declined the office due to duties.
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Jeianier Zarmis
Senate
Grace
Athens
Greece
DPI
Alexander Zarmis
Paul Coundouriotis
Zaving
Coundounatisilar
Salles
Elotherios Venizetos
Jeralty
Man Arrested Says He Killed Boy in Huntington
Charles Clavier of Huntington West Virginia told Chief of Detectives Shellenbarger he killed a child at Chesapeake yesterday. Chesapeake officers later identified Bowen as the driver who had fled. Deshler-Wallick Hotel in Huntington saw the arrest at noon. Campbell of Furlington and a second suspect were sought on auto theft charges.
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Colluble
Charles Clavier
Huntington
Shellenbarger
Chesap
Commission Acts To Prevent Gas Deaths On Buses
Columbus December 14 The gas death risk from carbon monoxide in motor buses prompts action by the Ohio Public Commission. A warning letter signed by Tris Sprankie urges operators to observe procedures, avoid stalling, and prevent exhaust gas entry even when buses stop.
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Columbus
Pas Ommers
Bing
Uni
Comatiselon
Prd
All Bis Tassi
Ohio
Commission
Tris Sprankie
White House police break up Communist Party demonstration
Washington police dispersed a 50 member Communist Party demonstration in front of the White House today. Authorities sought two trusted inmates connected to a State Penitentiary case last night after a tunnel was dug under a salt mine in Oklahoma.
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Washington
White House
Communist Party
Cscapi McAlmster
Qila
Dee 11
Fie
State
Killed by Auto Is New Version Of Horst Case
An Orrville report claims a man confessed to running down Nevin Hotel on December 7 1948 and burying the body overnight. The county rumor centers on a young driver and a field burial near the town with a court case expected soon.
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Ilie
Dee
Ave
Nevin
Orrville
Wks
Arcerdines
Evita
Tim
Criver
Jamie
Cannonball Transit extends bus service into Columbus
The Cannonball Transportation Company announced an extension of its bus service into Columbus starting December 1. The line, operated by WoL Groghan Tollsmouth, currently runs from Situntingtom to Chillbeothe, with Columbus as the new terminus. The State Utilities Commission ruled the line cannot carry passengers from Columbus to Chttticoths, indicating a separate company will handle that segment.
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Colmbis Dee 11
MAPR
Tne
Cannonball Transport Tion Company
Columbus
Wol Groghan Tollsmouth Speesni
Situntingtom
W. Va
Chillbeothe
Ohese
State I Fiities Commission
Chttticoths
State Industrial Commission Grants $1038 Weekly to Fossians’ Kids
The State Industrial Commission announced a weekly compensation of $1038 for three children of Fossians killed in a fall at Ye LO Cou Company Ware tis Parc Agi. The decision covers the incident dated December 14 and involves the Columbels Dee 14 notice.
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Columels Dee
Weck
Sneezes Study Tracks Nose Reactions at QGhio University
Students of the Chic Datologs and Botany alanges under Dr WW A Matheny conduct a sneeze experiment at QGhio University. The month long data collection compares methods claimed to prevent sneezing among nine participants. Results will be compiled the fraternity week after Christmas vacation.
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Qghio University
WW. A. Matheny
Deaths in Season of Flies Study at McCarrisles Yard
Students at McCarrisles Department of Chio Liversity conducted an experiment linking windtendin and the thy season. They sought data on deaths, visiting 20 graveyards across Waist Vingints and Kontyihs to observe patterns and relationships.
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Moreum
Boon
McCarrisles
Department of Chio Liversity
Uae
Radium Poisoning Linked Deaths Eyed in Factory Case
A misread notice alleges radium poisoning may claim lives in a factory setting. It cites Wes Athi Heney of Waat Ovingeod and four other women as victims in a morbid inquiry. The fragment mentions a long illness and potential links to Colgate University and Florida.
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Daly
Colgate University
Marietta College Bans Paddling of Freshmen
Marietta College President Edward Parsons announces a prohibition on padding freshmen. The action follows student protests and prior tensions at the campus, with officials citing concerns over disciplinary methods and student safety.
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Marietta College
Narietca
Edward
Parsons
Injured Boy Left On Hospital Steps
A boy was dropped at the hospital doors by a deliverer who fled the scene. The incident occurred near Albert Corrs in Cleveland. Authorities, including Miles Shaughnessy, are investigating the case with no further updates at this time.
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Hopital Steps
Leo
Mixa Marfarte
Charles Ho
Lakewom
Albert Corrs
Percy
Miles Shaughnessy
Unclear fragment roughs out hospital scene and arrest
Fragmentary report notes Fett agreeing to take someone to hospital and Perry being found later. Police pursued a death car lead while DMoffalh was arrested. details and connections remain unspecified due to damaged text. Strong entities and full context not recoverable from the readable lines.
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Fett
Perry
Funder Anh
Reynolds freed as mystery enters London court
Reynolds freed from a five month manslaughter sentence in New York, quietly released from Worweed scrabbe Crisano after serving time aboard the North German liner Fremen. The Reynolds heir and newly elected officers of the New Reading Grange are noted in a separate brief.
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London
Lordia Colgate Debate Locals Surfaces
Debates feature over thirty participants from Ohta University discussing local issues. The proceedings include proposals on admissions and lists, with attention to restricted access and work-related topics.
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Lordia
Colgate
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