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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1932

Page

2

Credit Expansion Bill Passed by Senate Amid Wall Street Cheer

The Glass-Steagall currency and credit expansion bill moves toward final enactment after Senate action extending its effectiveness to two years. House approval came with 18 dissenters. Proponents hail it as vital to lift a low mood, with banks able to borrow and issue bonds to spur liquidity.

Senate U. S Washington U.P House White House Wall Street Walla Walla Glass Virgina Blaine Wisconsin Reserve Board Amendarita Senaor Thomas Oklahoma

Crops Value Rises With Surge in Commodity Prices

New York reports a sharp rise in commodity prices adding about two hundred million dollars to the paper value of the nation’s principal crops in the past week.

New York

Emperor's Deathbed Will Triggers Far East War Plot

A sensational expose outlines Emperor Melfi's last will directing a path to global domination. It claims Japan aimed to conquer Manchuria Mongolia and China then proceed to India and beyond using Manchuria as a base and proceeds under Premier Tanaka's influence. It cites Ito and Yamagata leaders shaping modern Japan and pursuing aggressive imperial expansion.

Vector Rine Victor Rine Harvard Far East United States Forthcomin Emperor Belz Ching Formos Korea Manchuria Mongolia China Agia Ar Tapan Ita Jans Tokio Shansha Shamelinly Yamagate Ito Japan Europe Prince Ite Tanaka Miji Machiavell Apepon Yamagata Tanaka Pre Shanghai Man Y Oharia Asia Aura Melfi India Archipelago Asia Minor Central Asia

Exhibition of French Art At Burlington House

The Burlington House exhibition gathers over 1000 French works from private collections and the Louvre. Notable pieces include Watteau Gilles and Bénoît La Loge with royal patrons, while guests in London attend in formal dress as the King and Queen support the event.

Marion Bush Snyder Ondon Burlington House Royal Academy of Arts London Prince of Wales Shakespeare Muss M. Louie Stahl Ewing Halls Ohio University Louvre Paris Runa Gilles Antoine Watteau Mme de Pompadour Boucher Baron M. de Rothechard Cerot Angus Pierre-Auguste Benoit France England Duke of Devonatire Duke of Westminster Earl of Harewood Mary Marquis of Crewe Marchiness of Cholmondeley Spe Blakemore Godwin Toledo Museum Fojade Ohio Joseph Breck Metropolitan Museum of Art New York Picaddy Lmougine Inner Court John Reynolds

League Asks Non Members To Assembly

The League of Nations invites several non members to attend the forthcoming assembly in Geneva to discuss the Chinese question and disarmament. A petition led by Newton Baker and Lawrence Harvard urged the United States to join in boycotting Japan to pressure restraint in Shanghai and end bloodshed. A second item reports killer at crossing in Cleveland where Thomas Previta, 17, died after a grade crossing accident in Miles Heights Village.

Samuel Dashidel Geneva LU Aberly League of Nations Siedhading Tai Dineane United States Russia Torkay Egypt Ecuador Afghanistan Brazil Washington Japan Shanghai Newton Baker Preadent Lawrencesrowell Harvard University Hoover Congress League Manthuris Cleveland Thomaa Previta Niggara Falls Nyle Bedford Hospital Miles Heights Village Erle

Boys and Old Men Stand Ready in Front Lines

Shanghai dispatch describes Chinese defense lines manned by boys and veteran men awaiting a Japanese assault. The piece notes bold drill, armored trucks, mined terrain, and ready tanks as both sides brace for combat along the riverfront amid international observers and funeral processions.

Chapel Whaingpoa River Shanghai Hito Tank Corpa Hnes Sofia Crelier

Oldest Woman Resident Dies in New Lexington

New Lexington Ohio February 201 WReMse Kennedy Palmer Kennedy aged woman died at her home. She came from Pennsylvania to Ohio and never embraced enthdalism. She was mother to nine children including a World War veteran. Survivors noted she preferred independence and stayed at home.

New Lexington Wremse Buu Palmer Kennedy Estrete Oho Childern Cbs Matt Mia Kennedy Auid Ahenya Obie

Senate Mines Committee to Hear Davie Kelly Stabilization Bill

Washington feb 31 The Senate Committee on Mines agreed to hold hearings within ten days on the Davie Kelly bill proposing stabilization of the coal industry It will rely on prior investigations and the Hammon Commission findings and will subpoena other witnesses No visit to Pennsylvania or West Virginia will be necessary Senator Hatfield will set the hearing date.

Washington Senate Committee On Mines Davie Kelly Sui Davis Hatfind Virginia

Health of Americans Upset by Economic Strain Says Surgeon General

Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming reports mixed national health data amid hard times. Reports from 27 state health officers show generally favorable conditions. 7 note some unfavorable aspects. Declines in death rates in 82 cities contrast with rising pelagra, malnutrition in industrial areas, and increased clinic visits, with private practice falling.

Washington Hugh & Cumming Cummings Children's Bureau Department of Labor United Hopital Fund of New York

Kidnaping Case Friend Denies Focus on Missing Sportsman

Cleveland Heights police dropped the inquiry into the reputed kidnaping of Parry H. Blagden, a New York sportsman, as Blagden remained missing. Claude J. Peck, a friend at whose home Blagden surfaced bruised, described a harrowing escape from captivity and declined to elaborate. Chief W. G. Barrows cited ongoing or unclear leads.

Denisa Cleveland Sportsman Cleveland UPI Parry H. Blagden New York Cleveland Heights Teporia Blagden Claude J. Peck Lake Placid Uelty W. G. Barrows Bingden

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