Athens County Streams Flow For First Time in 11 Months
Heavy rainfall relieves drought in Athens County and surrounding areas. Reported totals near 1.10 inches boosted streams. warmth and cooler fronts expected to ease water shortages and support households. Rivers and creeks rise for the first time since March 1940 with statewide precipitation lifting drought conditions.
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Weather and Farm Board Shakeups Dominate Washington Briefs
Weather reports from Washington note fair conditions early in the week across the Ohio Valley and Tennessee with temperature swings and periodic precipitation. Alexander Levy will resign as chairman of the Federal Farm Board soon after Batch 4. Moorhead farmers push potatoes onions and other crops toward drought relief shipments. Speaker Lonnyworth publicly presses veterans loan reform, aligning with Admiralty and midlevel opposition.
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Mary the Blonde naught Ih Pot ter murder case
Fragmented notice items include a murder case linked to a namesake figure, vague references to a trial or investigation, and scattered local details. The passage mixes funeral notices, marriages, school notes, and a birthday item across multiple pages.
New Assistant Attorney General Named to Lead DOJ Division
The Department of Justice announced a new assistant attorney general to head the criminal division. The appointee, described as a strong administrator, is tasked with enforcing federal crime laws and guiding prosecutors.
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Fragmented travelogue entry with scattered western images
A garbled text fragment describes western locales and buildings, with stray references to Las Vegas New Mexico and California. It mentions trains, coal cars, and a dramatic scene of a person tied and restrained aboard a car, then shifts to economic notes about New York financiers and drought talk, ending with a hint about content on Page 4.
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Miners Declared Dead in Manchuria Explosion Story
Reporters claim 3,000 miners suffocated in the Fushun mines Manchuria, with 30 Japanese foremen among victims. They allege safety devices failed and were not disclosed, while officials deny the figures and order an investigation.
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Court Action On Pardon Sought For Stephens Case
In Moundsville West Virginia a petition seeks a court action on a pardon for Emery Stephens held under sentence. The State Supreme Court was to consider a habeas petition while Governor Connell or Coneiew involvement followed earlier missteps and petitions for clemency.
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Student Fraternity Penalty Draws Heavy Opposition
Minh Gaigor and rivals contest punitive actions by a campus council over pledges and living restrictions. The student body backs the stance condemning Senate secrecy and calling for reform as a university committee weighs the penalties.
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Drought Fund Applications Open for Athens Farmers
Athens County residents seek drought crisis aid as the Drought Fund opens applications. Local groups and officials discussed eligibility, funding limits, and submission deadlines at a county meeting, urging farmers to apply promptly for emergency relief and fodder support.
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Zimmer Jailed in Cincinnati Court on Felony Charge
The article reports Zimmer, arrested on felony charges, was sentenced to 40 years at an Ohio court before Judge Thomas Dart. The judge indicated probation upon completion of imprisonment and noted a prior indictment involving the Grievance Committee and Cincinnati party association, with proceedings ongoing.
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Two Drowned In Cloudburst At Welton Area
Flooding from a cloudburst washed away several people near Welton Arizona. Fourteen or more were missing or swept away by torrents as rescues continued. Coast Guard aid was dispatched to affected areas in North Carolina and Virginia where ships were stranded.
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Will Rogers Says: Unscrambled Fragments From Far Off Events
Fragmented text appears to reference Will Rogers and various scattered phrases. It mentions speech on relief funds, a May date, and a ship, with garbled names and places such as Hawks and Albuquerque. The readable content is noncohesive and provides no clear event or outcome to report.
Regular Fellow Nelsonville Man Learns From Oil Boss
John D. Nelsonville a longtime Stand ard Oil local agent in Whitiatriet retired to Calimbus after 30 years with the company. From Ormond Florida he describes an audience with John D Rockefeller Sr at his Florida home on Feb io. He recalls three guards confirming his status before an interview. Friends say the exchange gave him happiness and a sense of renewed fidelity to his company as a valued agent.
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Hoover Silent on Veteran Bill Amidst Capitol Clash
The report outlines President Hoover’s silence as Congress debates veteran benefits bill. A White House stance appears cautious, with references to possible veto maneuvers and House action timing before March.
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Girl Is Missing In San Diego Kidnapping Probe
A search for 11 year old Virginia Bronka, last seen en route to school, notes similarities to the 1949 Marlon Parker case in Los Angeles. Authorities say the girl was likely kidnapped and may have been murdered, with fears rising as volunteers sift through leads. Police say a suspect could be a man in a general appliance any person of interest.
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Soviet Threats Prompt Trade Barriers Mentioned
The Soviet press reports on February 14 note retaliation threats against U S measures banning Russian lumber imports. Izvestia highlights possible reactions by a trade body and cites potential actions by Soviet leaders and allies.
Bartels Refuses Departure Amid Legal Battle
WASHINGTON editor reports Bartels of Cobuntilla resists leaving chamber after court action. Attorney General and state prosecutors discuss procedure as Bartels faces potential restraint and possible Sunday to Monday decision. others including Riemer and Buckley weigh in on legal steps and next moves.
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Bread Price Fixing Probed by Senate Panel
Senate Investigating Committee weighs action after claims that New York bread cartels fix prices. Hearings resume as Dairy Industries questions are called. M W Florantine testifies that bread prices were set in New York. Capper presses that General Baking Company dictated prices, pressuring independents.
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Aged Man Dies After Despondency Reported
In The Plains on February 14 a farmer identified as McEitfresh was found dead in a barn by a boy after his wife, an invalid, notified neighbors. An empty bottle with carbalic acid was nearby. coroner Dr. I. F. Jones ruled suicide. The man had suffered recent spells of despair and left no children. several brothers and sisters survived.
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West Virginia Senator Probes State Prison Conditions
State Senator George Beneke of the First West Virginia District chairs a joint legislative committee tasked to investigate prison conditions in the state. The panel met in Wheeling on February amid inquiries into wardens and administrative practices.
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Bill Permits Use of Funds By Sufferers
The bill clears both houses after weeks of sparring with the administration, authorizing loans for food. The interior depletion measure passed after lengthy debate, with President Hoover pressing for a broader program and Congress balancing allocations.
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Farmers To Speak At Cannonville Institute In Athens County
Speakers from Athens County will address farmers at the Cannonville Institute in Athens County. The program runs Thursday morning to Friday night with sessions on Farm Orchards and related topics led by W. F. Hamp Gosmire and Mrs. J Crumley among others.
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