Murray City Mine to Suspend Operations Indefinitely
Mine No. 6 of Sunday Creek Coal Co at Murray City will suspend Wednesday for an undetermined period. The plant will be cleaned Tuesday and Wednesday. shutdown likely lasts through fall. Fewer orders for steam and domestic coal and a mild winter reduce demand, with other district mines already halting operations.
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Murray City
Nelsonville
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Salem Hollow
Hocking
Hunterdon
Norpunt
Amol Steel
Lio
Ratan Borcae
Gsins
Rm Andzana
Gandhi falls to jail as India resists British power
In Bombay Mahatma Gandhi and Vallabhbhai Patel are jailed as Britain plans four new ordinances to curb the independence movement. Civil unrest grows with markets closed and opinion split over the arrest and lack of a viceroy interview.
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Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi
Vallpahne Patel
Tdol
India
Gandhi
Mahatma
Growth of Church Described Sunday in Nelsonville
Walter Hudson spoke at the Nelsonville Presbyterian Young People's Society meeting detailing church growth and future plans. He cited expanding Sunday School, services, and music, plus a district-wide plan for a Sunday School in every area, a library, and an agricultural experimental station led by an Ohio University professor.
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Walter Hudson
Nelsonville
Hudson
Lloyd Evans
Sunday Creek
Hocking Valley
Ohio University
Frank Knox
Irene McDowell
Deanville
Peggy Whitmore
Robert Huenefeld, Jr
Police Stop Attempted Burglary at Local Grocery
In Nelsonville on Sunday around 2 AM three men attempting to burglarize Jerry Simonton's Poplar Street grocery fled when Patrolman James Cope approached. A prior door entry attempt failed as the trio disappeared from the scene. Carl Lanning and George Ossman faced intoxication charges and paid fines after pleading guilty. Shrine to Meet in Athens Hall with potluck dinner and initiation planned.
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Nelsonville
Jerry Simonton
Poplar Street
James Cope
Carl Lanning
Fioodwood
George Ossman
Kimberly
Bill Hickman
Decrease Noted in Soft Coal Output Week Ends Dec 26
The Bureau of Mines estimates soft coal output at 5 400 000 net tons for the week ended Dec 26, down 1 646 000 from the prior full week and below 6 980 000 during Christmas week in 1930. Full year production through Dec 26 totaled 873 415 000 net tons across about 663 working days, with Ohio contributing 396 000 tons this week. Local social notes list returning relatives and visitors from Toledo Columbus Cleveland and South Bend among others.
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Nelsonville
United States
Bureau of Mines
Ohio
Frances
Grace Scott
Toledo
Earl Scott
Elizabeth
Wil North
Cleveland
Royal
Ruth Gilbert
Columbus
Muriel Gilbert
Sue Maze
Roy Maze
E M. Gilbert
Tatters
Raleigh Edgar
Bir
Chester Edgar
Arlene Shafer
New Marshfield
Mabel Newton
Frank Shay
Dan Shay
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame College
Harvey Wend
Cincinnati
Emma Lou Henshaw
State School For the Deaf
RB. W. Henshaw
W. F. Bowlied
Wagstaff Funeral Set for Tomorrow in Nelsonville
The body of Elizabeth Wagstaff 70 widow of Thomas Wagstaff dies in Columbus and will be moved to Nelsonville for burial. Funeral services in Columbus at 10 a m with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mary Graham and sons John and Thomas of Columbus. Husband died in a mine accident years ago prompting the move.
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Columbus
Nelsonville
Ulizabeth Bateman Wagstam
Thomas Wagstaff
Iive
Mary Graham
Greenlown Cemetery
John
Thomas
Buck Deer Sighted Across Eastern Trimble Township
A large buck was seen Sunday by numerous residents of Eastern Trimble Township near Shale Hill and Bishopville. B F Swartz tracked it for half a mile before abandoning the chase as the animal leaped four high fences. Isaac Vaughn and family first reported the sighting, noting the deer’s tall horns and white tail. Officials remind deer killing is illegal in Ohio with a $200 fine and the report was sent to the State Conservation Division in Columbus for inclusion on the weekly radio program from Station WEAQ.
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Trimble Township
B. F. Swartz
Jit
Isaac Vaughn
Shale Hill
Trimble
Bishopville
Amesville
Washington County
Athens County
Swarts
Ohio
Thin County
State Conservation Division
Columbus
WEAQ
Holidays On Weekends In 1932 Calendar Study
A calendar study shows 1932 holidays often fall on weekends with many Mondays for major celebrations. Key dates include Memorial Day on May 30 and Fourth of July on Monday, plus Christmas and New Year’s Day on Sunday and Monday.
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Washington
State Roadwork Expands Through Athens Meigs and Morgan Counties
The plan adds roads in Glouster and Meigs County linking to Route 55 and the state forest, with a 66-foot right of way for Guysville-Stewart Road and tar bound sections. Funding may extend Route from Reedsville to Hoackingport and rebuilds on State Route 27 Beverly to McConnelville to ease grades and turns.
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Glouster-Murrey City
Chauncey-Glouster
Glouster
Athens
Guysville-Stewart Road
Guysville
TQ State Forest
Athens County
Desertt's Crossing
Waterloo State Forest
Hewitt's Crossing
Carbondale
Miners
State Forest
Mineral
Meigs County
Ohio
Ohio River
Little Hocking
Pomeroy
Middleport
Great Bend
Reedsville
Hoackingport
Hockingport
Morgan County
Beverly
McConneleville
Meigs Creek
McConnelaville
Melgiz 4 Creek Morth
Lake Chute
Citizens Seek Slayers Of 6 Officers In Springfield Shootout
Hundreds of armed citizens aided by hunting dogs scour rural Missouri for three men who killed Sheriff Hendrix and two others and wounded a deputy. The fugitives hid at a farmhouse with two brothers Harry and Dannings, ex-convicts, while authorities pursue the third suspect and possible accomplices near Ash Grove and the Clark foothills.
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Springfield
Lunay
Harry and
Dannings Young
Olark
Aimerican Legion
Marest Hendrix
Greens County
Policommen Reguiar
Paul Young
Knlergs
Youns Tarmaciusy
Bath
Polien
Ed Waddies
Samail
Ash Grove
Attack on American Consul in Manchuria Sparks Investigation
An armed Japanese guard attacked American consul Culver Bryant Chamberlain as he was driven to a railway station in Mukden Manchuria. Chamberlain, a China interpreter for ten years, spoke Chinese to plead, while the guard failed to understand English. He was not seriously injured and the incident prompted a permanent detour plan for a highway from Mejes Creek through Stockport to Malta.
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AP Sen
Mukden
Manchuria
Culver
Bryant Chamberlain
Jruard
Chamberlain
Rilang Station
China
Jain
New Introper Hats Teeth Comfort for Denture Wearers
An odd ad copy touts a new product promising firm comfort for dentures with reduced rocking and no pasty taste. It references shipman style shipping and a humorous tone to attract readers.
Bald Men and Apes Share Pattern Of Hair Loss
Washington report notes a scientific pattern linking baldness and gray hair in men to a similar trait in apes. Researchers describe receding temples, crown thinning, and fringe around the head, with white skin and dark facial hair common to both.
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Washington
Gerrit & Miller Ja
Soniain
Baidnews
Amb Pry Haute Corsmon
Boone
Jae Aley
Etidenga
Ana Aray
Bir
Geminen
Wildes
Patton
Ut Miller
Recognition of Human Hareness in Primate Similarities
The text discusses the possibility that human behavior is exaggerated by a tendency found in other primates. It notes general body patterns with elongated and arched features across primates and references a common distribution of traits within their bodies.
Teacher Recovers Mewam Fuk Returns to Athens High
A teacher at Athens High School resumes duties after a months long absence. The eighth grade mathematics instructor is back this week with a plan to return to a full teaching load. Substitute instructors have covered classes during the interim.
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Mewam Fuk
Athens
Teachers in Athens Schools Hold First Meeting
Teachers in Athens City Schools not engaged in extended duties at Ohio University meet Thursday at 4 pm in the Central Grade school auditorium. The session aims to address plans and readings titled The Teacher Sea… by Porter.
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Athens
Ohio Universite
Farm Bureau Office Searched After Exile Rumor
A tense Tuesday scene at a county seat office as the Athens Farm Bureau faces upheaval. Secretary Gulsatiou reportedly declares exile amid internal tensions with controlling figures from the RoB Printer faction.
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Yarm Boa
Atheny Farm Bureau
Vil Picet
Caunly Ete Tengion
Dan
Rob Printer
Org Gulsatiou
Ohio Farmers Facing Better Times in 1932
Columbus Jan. 4. B A Fleming head of the Ohio Agriculture Department says 1932 should be more satisfactory for farmers despite rough prices. He cites tax reductions and cheaper farm implements as essential while noting prices for farm products must improve to lift purchasing power. He calls farmers the backbone of the nation and says they have faced years of disappointments but hold opportunity with favorable growing conditions.
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Columbus
Ohio
B.A. Fieming
Markste
State Department of Agriculture
Fleming
Aneriff
Bammer
Fleming Gall
Trviig Tives
Alwasa
Ankenbrand Exam Papers for Rector Degene Ph D
W W Ankenbrand, NYU alum and Athens City supervisor, passed writ ten examinations for a Doctor of Philosophy. The degree will be granted after completion of the dissertation and required discussions. Dr Alanse Myera and Dr Arilust Sulbrie du Myera are named in connection with the project.
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Ankenbrand
New York University
W. W. Ankenbrand
Athens City
Whitanephy Depres
Amentand
Alanse Myera
Arilust Sulbrie du Myera
Ohio University
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