Missing Stockton party Snowbound in Sierra Blizzards
San Francisco dispatch reports John Nightingale and wife Evelyn Nightingale with their son Stanley and rescuers missing after their summer cabin near Niagara Creek Sierra Nevada was buried by deep snow. Mountain climbers and aviators struggled to locate them amid 7000 foot drifts. Locals fear the trio may be frozen to death as searches continue with feed drops and ski parties possible tonight.
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Alarm signal to be installed for police at headquarters
Police will install a telephone system at headquarters to connect residents with officers at any time. The system bypasses a desk sergeant, increasing efficiency. Fire department will link to a red light in the Security Bank Building for officer alert. Former Columbus editor Georges E. Wood dies after long illness.
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Winter Storms Sweep North America With Blizzards and Snow
CHICAGO Jan 9 U P A broad winter onslaught hits North America as blizzards sleet rain and frigid winds sweep from Upper Canada to Mexico. Cold climbs to record lows in Wyoming and North Dakota while Michigan Missouri and the South endure heavy snow and plunging temperatures across the continent.
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Royal wedding hunt shocks readers in historic ceremony
The crown prince wed the Belgian princess in an elaborate feast with a royal hunting display. Beaters flushed wild game for royalty to shoot and kill then redistribute leftovers to the poor. Authorities report six thousand convicts freed to celebrate, amid rising anarchist opposition to Mussolini.
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New York Faces Days of Spring Weather Turned Winter Again
New York recorded a spring like warmth with a high near 58 degrees, setting a daily record, while Boston also noted a 64 degree high. A cold front from the storm-swept west was forecast to sweep the East Coast back to winter conditions, as other cities posted new marks. The mercury drops to near zero at the Canadian border, and reports from Manchester New Hampshire and Montpelier Vermont showed similarly sharp contrasts. In Europe, the London Daily Mail described plots against royalty amid a wave of tension and unfamiliar weather and life hazards as Belgrade contemplates revolution in Albania under King Zog.
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Coast Guardsmen face grand jury in Black Duck case
New London Conn Jan 3 The agreement of General Attorney Henry M Moss to permit examination of Coast Guard men by the state grand jury was expected to fore shadow moving the Black Duck case to state courts for airing. Bootewain A B Cornell and seven crew captains of Coast Guard Patrol Boat 280 at New London were involved after capturing the ram runner Black Duck Week formerly Newport R I gunfire killed three of four crew. On the same day, enlisted men unloading whisky from the motorboat Ftor Del Mar at Montauk Point allegedly took an undetermined amount of liquor. twenty four enlisted men face charges of intoxication and 15 face court martial for theft of liquor. ten others have pleaded guilty.
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Fraternity Men Aid Life Save After Fall From Party
Washington January 9 UP blood transfusions were continued to try to save William H Weible of Delaware who was badly injured in a fall from a third story apartment after a New Year’s gay dancing party.
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Bargains Offered Today in The Messenger Classifieds
Classified ads offer a new light plant with batteries priced at 450 dollars and a 41M unit for 325 dollars. A piece Italian walnut mining Coomaulte is listed in A-1 condition. A Ford Model A 1920 roadster is for sale at 400 dollars.
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Ring Pops Cut Cleveland in Jewelry Store Theft
Fred W. Pierpont, 24, from Liepsig, visited Voth Jewelry Store to buy a sting for his wife. Detectives Cowles and Wachta were summoned after a clerk missed a missing ring. A search revealed the diamond hidden under Pierpont’s tongue, and he was charged with petty larceny.
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Cooper Plans to Revise Sheppard Towner Act Proposal
Representative Cooper of Ohio after a White House conference with President Hoover said he would revise his bill to replace the Sheppard Towner Maternity Act. He proposes funds be administered through county health boards with counties sharing welfare costs, changing the original federal/state funding split.
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Delayed Cold Wave To Arrive Here by Friday
A delayed cold wave from the Northwest is expected to strike Athens and vicinity late tonight or Friday. The forecast notes rain and a sharp temperature drop for January, with potential flooding in nearby rivers and swollen waters in the region. Residents are advised to monitor updates as warmer and drier conditions return later in the week.
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Student Dies by Suicide After Disgust Over Exam
Richard Howe, 17, a senior at Western Reserve, shot and killed a classmate after expressing despair over a filing error. Howe reportedly told peers life is not worth living and disclosed his intent in his dorm room.
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Williams Favored For Ohio Marshal
Coluenros reports in Washington that Williams is favored to become Marshal of the Northern Ohio District as the term of Marshal George Riaufier ends this week. Senators Fives and McCulloach of Olle support Williams, pending official appointment.
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Messenger to Publish Features From Naval Delegates En Route London
The Athens Messenger reports Mrs Jainn M Snyder of Doskan aboard the George Washington en route to London for the Naval Conference. She will write first hand impressions of the American delegation for The Athens Messenger and the Boston Globe during the crossing.
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Fashion Dictator Smith Shapes 1930s Style for Memphis Merchants
The Fashion Co-Ordination Bureau led by J Sherwood Smith dictates spring outfits from Park Avenue to Memphis, selecting dress types for two women shoppers and guiding Paris houses. A national winter school educated merchants on silhouette changes, knee lengths, and makeup trends, with daytime and evening looks differing in tone and product.
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Medicos Hear Papers At County Medical Meeting
A Athens area county medical meeting at the Presbyterian Church drew physicians and business leaders. Dr Frank W Harrah and Dr Charley McGovern presented papers on physiology and diabetes while the ensemble was demonstrated as practical, and refreshments were served after the session.
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Bus Driver Blamed After Shreve Tragedy Kills Seven
Public Utilities Commission inspectors blamed driver Joseph Baker for the Shreve bus train crash that killed seven Burbank High School students and injured seven others. Investigators say Baker failed to slow for the crossing and did not observe safety procedures. The PUC plans a supplementary report to the governor and may present findings to a Wayne County Grand Jury on possible criminal negligence.
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Sugar Bowl battle opens in Congress debate over sugar duties
Debates in the Senate and House center on sugar duties as opponents push for lower or retained rates. Senators Warvinon Randell and others advocate for tariffs supporting domestic beet and cane growers, while critics cite higher costs to consumers and foreign competition.
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College man denied citizenship in federal ruling
Yale theology professor Macintosh MacIntosh lost his bid for U S citizenship appealing a ruling by Judge Warren H Burrows of New London The Canadian professor refused to pledge arms to the United States while stating belief in God He will appeal to the Supreme Court with John W Davis as his counsel if the circuit court affirms the district court decision.
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Girl Struck by Auto Driven by Older Brother
Irene Duncan a 70 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Duncan was reported improving after minor injuries from a Wednesday noon accident. Dwight Duncan 14 drove the car that struck her as she crossed near the Duncan residence. She stepped in front of the car while her view was blocked by an umbrella and was dragged about ten feet before being stopped.
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Doctors Use Modern Knowledge In Parrot Disease Case
Government officials and Army Navy doctors collaborate to analyze a mysterious illness linked to a parrot purchased in Baltimore. Mrs Martin and her family fall ill with a mixed typhoid like pneumonia while authorities seek warrants to seize the bird for investigation into transmission and public health implications.
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Missing sisters возвращ, Pittsburgh aunt case readied
Police report two sisters from Pittsburgh, Betty and Joan Parke, were found after being missing from their aunt's home. The pair had left with no clear plan, with relatives suggesting a dispute over clothes or money. Authorities are reviewing the case.
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Booklet on Presidents and Their Wives Offered by Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger presents a condensed booklet featuring presidents and their First Ladies. It includes portraits and brief biographical sketches compiled by Frederic J. Haskin, with authentic, concise summaries of each administration.
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