Millions Are Cut Off Farm Funds of Year
The House Appropriations Committee favorable report on the Agriculture Department annual appropriation bill shows a total of 5175,243,614 for department activities, with 10,780,501 less than President Hoover's budget. Federal aid highways receive the largest cut, about 9,000,000 below the President's recommendations, aiming to cover payments into March 1933. The committee notes broad economy across bureaus and a 469,500 saving under budget estimates.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Agriculture Department
Froover
House
Sheep Growers Meet Tuesday in Athens County
Athens County sheep growers gather at the Athens Grange Hall on Tuesday January 19 at 120 PM to hear OSU experts discuss local sheep industry issues lamb and wool production and wool marketing. Thomas H. Johnson opens with county industry overview followed by L A Kauffman on lambs and wool and I F Walker on wool marketing. W Hammans will be replaced by Kauffman and Walker due to absence.
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Athens County
Athens Grange Hall
Ohio State
Thomas H. Johnson
L. A. Kauffman
Ohio State University
I. F. Walker
Ohio Wool Growers Association
Vw. W. Hammans
Rural Economics Dept
Kauffman
Walker
Man Wanted in Wife Death Surrenders in West Virginia
Warren dispatch reports A Knisely, 46, former lumber dealer, accused of killing his wife in the Union Bank lobby last week, gave himself up to Sheriff Jack Risher in Wheeling after a five day manhunt through West Virginia and Kentucky. He had been under guard in Warren City Hall following his surrender via telephone.
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Warren
Kuisely
Lumber Degier
Union Bank
Warren City Hall
Jack Risher
Trumbull
Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Kentucky
Knisely
Risher
School Records Filed for Athens Public Schools
Permanent records for all Athens Public Schools are being completed this year. Files for Grades 1 2 and 8 were created last year. Instructions to teachers issued via the Elementary Supervisors Bulletin from Miss Irena Extabrook's office. Records are cumulative with yearly changes added. Attendance, scholarship data and essential summaries are filed in each folder.
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Sis
Athena
Irena Exta
Brook
Drive Against Bootleggers Opened in Athens County
A drive against bootleggers in Athens County led by State Prohibition Inspectors and constables resulted in five arrests three men two women arraigned in magistrate courts. Perry Wood near Guysville and Nellie Wood of Guysville faced liquor possession charges. Esther Filey and Monrose Foster pleaded or were found guilty on related counts. Wand and Frank Emish arraigned with varying pleas and bonds set.
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Athens County
Thomas Bush
Charles Boudot
Frank White
Harry Junod
Athens
Perry Wood
Guysville
Wand
C. H. Porter
Wiascal
Gene Gee Rermee
Esther Filey
York Township
Guillty
Porter
Frank Emish
Nelsonville
Foster
Monrose Foster
Hockingport
Pearl Miller
Nellie Wood
Miller On
Athens County Common Pleas Court
France Eyes Stalin and the Money Trail Told of Russia’s Vast Army
France voiced concern over Russia led by Stalin and its 1,090,000 troops with millions more to be called. The piece notes Persia's Timour Tash as a key adviser and compares Riza Khan to past conquerors. It also cites Beaverbrook on Anglo-French finance routing to Germany and Russia, explaining profit through interlinked loans.
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Shibbereen Eagle
Russia
France
Stalin
Moncow
Riza Khan
Timour Tash
Timour de Lane
Tamerlane
Persia
Bhah
Peraia
Asia
Germany
Lore Beaverbrook
Fsgure
Beaverbrook
America
Preacher on liquor laws cites biblical wedding wine
TORRINGTON Conn Jan 1b- Rev John Fay of St Francs Church says Christ would be persecuted by groups like the WCTU today for views on wedding feasts and wine. He preached that Jesus approved wine at the first miracle, citing biblical precedent and his past role in Waterbury.
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Torrington
Conn
Christ
John Fay
St. Francs Church
Jesus
Aud
Sts. Peter and Paul's Church
Waterbury
Train Kills Watchman At His Own Crossing
CHICAGO HEIGHTS ILL Jan 18 Willem Forbes 74 long known as guardian of a Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway grade crossing met a fatal accident when he forgot to look while driving across. The train struck his car and he was killed instantly ending a 20 year record of safety at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Heights
Willem Forbes
Forbes
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway
Acros
Civic leaders urge immediate remedial law measures in Honolulu
In Honolulu on January 18 civic leaders pressed territorial legislators to adopt at once a program of remedial legislation focusing on law enforcement and the protection of women at the special session called for today.
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Honolulu
T. H
Rio Grande Guarded From Horse Thieves War Echoes Across Border
Allen Texas January 18 UP Dev il Crossing on the Rio Grande was guarded by border patrolmen after a reported gang of horse thieves planned to raid United States settlements to avenge the death of a comrade. A rustic cross marked the grave of Toribio Gonzales found Saturday night after a skirmish left one dead and two wounded. Patrols were driven from their position, with Nene wounded, as reinforcements arrived. The gang, linked to a prior Tabasco raid, terrorized the town and drove stock across the boundary in a wild west style assault.
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Nene
Tabasco
No Ice No Harvest in Lake Erie Crop Fails to Form
News item reports that the 1932 Lake Erie harvest has failed to form as ice conditions prevent harvesting. Officials and observers note no ice development and no harvest activity, signaling a poor season for shipping and local markets.
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Sandusky
U.P
Lake Erle Jee
Former G and S Man Dies in Columbus Funeral set for Lupher
Preston W. Lupher retired president of the Logan Gas Company died in Columbus. He came from Pennsylvania in 1887 and organized the Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company at Lancaster. Funeral services will be held here Wednesday.
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G&s
Columbus
Preston W. Lupher
Logan Gas Company
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company
Lancaster
Heiress Guilty Given 20 Years in Flint Court
Mrs Cassie Morgan comforts her heiress daughter in Flint Michigan court after the younger Morgan is sentenced to 20 years for killing her sweetheart Leslie Caattell. The mother denounces the court and attorneys as the sentencing is delivered.
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Cassie Morgan
Helen Joy Morgan
Flint, Mich
Leslie Caatell
Mountain Men Battle Over Name of Young Girl
Jan 18 report from Tomdon Hy details a rural clan feud near London over an 11 year old girl name. Four men Homer Cook Forest Cook Henry Johnson Earl Johnson killed. two cousins Willie Johnson and Little Henry Johnson wounded. Churchyard burial followed amid threats of further violence as sheriff W H Steele monitored unrest near New Salem Church on the Tennessee border.
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Tomdon
W. H Steele
London
Sheriff Steele
Homer
Forest Cook
Henry
Earl Johnson
Henry Johnson
Wilie Johnson
Henry Wan
Willie
Coole
Worshit
New’ Salem
Kurev
Tennessee
Gunman Tells Of Murders as Attacks Girl
A gunman boasting of his killer status roams Cleveland after attacking 16 year old Alma Sehafrick and attempting to assault 13 year old Coletta Smith. Police link the suspect to the earlier Janet Blood case via a distinctive hook nosed description.
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Cleveland
Janet Blood
West Side
Mies Blood
Alma Sehafrick
Miss Schafrick
Coletta Smith
Polce
Segregation Talk Sparks Debate On Mental Fitness
Margaret Sanger proposed a program to raise public intelligence based on segregation of what she called mental and moral degenerates. In Paris a derailment left ten dead and thirty injured. Joseph Grew was approved as ambassador to Washington. A grocery owner robbed of 32000 as he kept money in his shop safe. Ohio regulators approved sale and restructuring of the Scioto Valley Railway and Power Company into Ohio Midland Light & Power.
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New York
Margaret Sanger
Birth Central Advocate
Banks
Dayton
U.p
J. G. Pustoy
Pustoy
Columbus
U.cr
Sciote Valley Railway & Power Company
Ohio Midland Light & Power ‘Company
Coluzubug
The
Utilities Commission
London Weighs Anti Dollar Drive to Support Pound
London newspapers revive an anti dollar campaign aimed at bolstering the pound amid month end payments on large credits in New York and Paris. Editors warn the United States faces inflation despite assurances, while British officials consider boosting sterling by buying dollars and francs to ease currency pressures.
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London
New York
Sunday Press
United States
Britain
Tig Bank of England
Rogers Flies Low Over Euphrates And Tigris Rivers
The letter describes a brisk journey by air between the Euphrates and Tigris with mentions of Persian scenery and a herd of wildlife. The author Will notes vast plains, un cultivated land, and abundant animals including cattle donkeys camels water buffaloes deer and wild boar before crossing over Jervesiem and the Holy Land into Bagdad.
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Rogers
Euphrates
Tigris
Bagdad
Persia
Jervesiem
Holy Land
Will
Bischoff Insanity Report For Cincinnati Murder Case
Charles Bischoff a 45 year old white washer was ruled insane in a report by Dr Ralph Read after abducting Marian McLean and taking her to a tenement where she was attacked and killed. He will be committed to the Lima state capital for the criminal insane.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Charles Bischoff
Marian McLean
Ralph Read
Lima
Death Claims Dr. John Berry This Morning
Dr. John H. Berry 48, superintendent of the Athens State Hospital, died at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis after operations for appendicitis and blood transfusions. A civic leader in Athens, he had headed the hospital since 2018 and was active in Rotary Club and the community. Funeral services planned in Athens and Danville.
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John H. Berry
Athens State Hospital
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Weist Fnday
Berry
Ohlo'a
Athens
Agent Hospital
State Hospital
Criminal
Rotary Club
Athens Country Club
Methodist Church
Yhoe
Chvice Club
Country Club
Managing Officers Association of
Ohio
Barry
Gillipolin Hospital
Worns
Mya Berry
Thomas
Hillaboro
Arthur
Hillsboro
Ohio University
Wunera
Danville
Hilliboro
Berr
A. Osborn
Columbus
W. Y Kennedy
John H Berry
Kennedy
Onte
John B. Berry
Athena State Hospital
Gallipaila
Expenditures of Ohio Cities Comparative Statistics
Ohio Auditor publishes a free guide showing how an average dollar is spent in 92 Ohio cities. The report totals 133,900,422.40 with allocations for general government, health conservation, sanitation, protection, charities, highways, education, recreation, miscellaneous, and debt interest. Athens data included. 18 of 110 cities not surveyed.
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Ohio
Ohio Auditeur of State
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices
Athens
New Firm Takes Charge Of Local Plant
L C Nichols treasurer of the new Athens Flooring Company says a Canton firm has taken over the local plant and predecessor operations, with a wholesale lumber line for distribution in Southeastern Ohio and Western Virginia. Hardwood flooring will be stocked. manufacturing will not resume immediately. officers include S F Tombaugh Canton president FC Smiley Canton VP James C Boden Athens resident manager and Nichols.
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Athens
Atritaglc
Onio
Atti
F. Tombaugh
Canton
FC. Smiley
James C. Boden
Nichols
Teenmurer
Tombaugh
Centon
Rum Runners Lose Cargoes
Boston reports ship battles with hijackers over contraband liquor worth $133,000. In Cohasset 400 cases landed. the liquor boat Mary grounded at Dorchester after a chase. Crew offered $5,000 to coast guards. bribe rejected. In Boston harbor the speedboat Buddy with $20,000 in liquor was captured by a patrol.
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Boston
Cohasset
Neeman
Commercial Point
Dorchester
Mary
Coast Guards
Buddy
Coast Guard
Flying breadline aids Navajo hunger relief over Arizona lands
Arizona's first flying breadline, 5000 pounds of emergency rations aboard six bombing planes, launched on January 18 to reach Navajo reservations in Arizona and New Mexico. Planes flew low over settlements, dropped burlap-wrapped food parcels to hungry civilians cut off since December by rugged terrain and scarce landings.
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Winslow
Ariz
U.R
Arizona
New Mexico
Eettlemen’s
Playful dog romp blamed for boy’s deadly injuries
In Santa Cruz California a six year old boy, Peter Posent, was killed when a pack of vicious dogs mauled him after reportedly playing with puppies. The boy’s father, Antone Penenti, found the mangled body upon returning home. Dog owner Frank Clementa said the older dogs attacked as the puppies played nearby.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Vicioua Doge
Peter Posent
Antone Penenti
Frank Clementa
Peck
Peter
Solon Meets With County Commissioners Aide Changes
Athens Messenger reporters were ordered from the county commission meeting at the courthouse. The board discussed the 1932 budget and a freight bill for materials, while county funds reports were shown to the board. The Messenger was told to leave during the budget discussion, citing private proceedings.
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Athens Messenger
Athens County
Futura
Journal
Messenger
A. Greavenor
J. W. Lax
L. H. Brackwood
Messenger City
Mayba
Ghiecora of
J. Clyds Edmundson
Mensenger
Falls to Death From Window In Chicago Advertising Chief
Chicago January 16 A U P report says Clarence Brinckerhoff 38 advertising agency head clung to a window ledge for five minutes before losing his grip and falling from an eight story apartment. Police suspect self destructive intent but details suggest possible change in plan after climbing out above Lakeshore Drive. Brinckerhoff had been treated for an ailment and was locked in the bathroom when his wife and the building manager broke in to help.
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Chicago
U.P
Clarence EB. Brindterhofy
Redee
Brinckerhee
Lakeshore Drive
Obert Graham
Graham
Flood Waters Rise in Mississippi Basin
Flood waters rise across the Tipps Basin affecting a charge of over 3,000 residents. Authorities report rising river levels, with backups and closures as crews monitor the impact on towns. Residents prepare for possible evacuations while relief supplies are coordinated.
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Federal Bureau
Federal Proud
Agricultural Department
Hoover
State Department
Senate
Strumson
Metlon-Morgan
Arthur Brismane
Pr. Butler
King Features, Inc
Preacher
Train
Watchman
Rio Grande
Coxey
Dow
New Salem
Gunman
Paris
Paris-Boulogne
Saint Justy
Bischoff
John Berry
Gallipolis Hospital
Hastiel Head
Athens Flooring Co
Solon
Timesa
Ackson
Mias
Tipps
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