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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1932

Page

7

Swope Sees Steady Year Then Gradual Increase in Work

Gerard Swope, president of General Electric, predicts a steady year and a gradual rise in demand for electrical products. He notes increased home electricity consumption, industrial modernization, and the Pennsylvania Railroad electrification program as signs of growing electro industry through 1932 and beyond.

Swope Gerard Swofe General Electric Co Schenectady Pennsylvania Railroad

Aviation advances and key 1931 milestones

In 1931 aviation saw large progress across commercial and military fields. Commercial travel grew with over 21,000 more passengers carried in early 1931 than 1930, totaling 60,000 miles flown by airlines. New aircraft designs emerged, including the tailless plane, Junkers stratosphere ship, American Clipper, and Soviet ANT-11. Notable records include the Junkers Ju-9 aiming for 1000 mph at high altitude and the first glider flight over the English Channel by Robert Kronfeld.

Washington Jan United States Ac Tool Eter Airways Germany Juniern Junkers Auguste Piccard Sitorsky Amphibiaum Charley Lindbergh Lyon Rusale English Channel Robert Kronfeld

1932 Baby Chicks Now Ready Athens Hatchery Extends Reach

The Athens Hatchery, with branches in Pomeroy and Marietta, is a major Southern Ohio poultry hub established in 1920. It boosts farm profits by paying farmers over 30,000 dollars each spring for hatching eggs and purchasing 98 percent of eggs from Athens Meigs Morgan and Washington counties, while stressing high quality pure breds amid a hatchery shortage. three plants, Athens Pomeroy Marietta, are seeking to meet demand for heavy breeds.

Athens Pomeroy Marietta Ohio Meigs Morgan Washington Harry Atkins Fiscs

Buy Your Chicks From One of These 3 Hatcheries

Local poultry ad urges buyers to choose Athens Hatchery or nearby Ohio River area hatcheries over distant suppliers. Highlights home cooperation, quality, and long-standing breeding bases. Mentions a $1,000 Chick Growing Contest and a 28 page illustrated catalogue.

Kentucky Indiana Missouri Columbus Doncaster Athens Atkins Pomeroy Ohio River Chickerica Marietta

Fragmented request about chicks and privacy rights

The terse note appears to mix terms about a brood of chicks and privacy. It lacks clear entities or a date, making it impossible to identify a specific news item, event, or public notice to summarize into a coherent card.

Ransom demand follows Denver Baking Company abduction

Denver Bakery manager Benjamin P. Bower was held for fifty thousand dollars ransom after being abducted from his home by two gunmen who forced him to demand payment. A note claimed the money would be needed soon. Separately, Athens County juries returned guilty verdicts in sheep theft and car theft cases, while federal recon bills faced House Senate talks and Champaign mayoral orders for bank closures amid panic.

Denver Cole Benjamin P. Bower Denver Baking Company Bower Mra. Bower Stephan Kaignt Athens County Grand Jury Athens County Common Pleas Court Arthur West Frank Titker Basil Coe Charles Howard Gaylord Radcliffe Don Carappell White House Senate House Reconstruction Corporation Confereta Bernard Baruch New York Edward N. ‘Hurley Chicago Haut Pune

Robbery Foiled as Banker Shot by Bandit in Anniesville Fog

An attempted bank robbery at First National Bank in Anniesville ended with no money taken. Bank cashier Frank Ls. Thomas was shot in the chest through a glazed window after exchanging shots with two young bandits. A pearl button on his undershirt absorbed the impact. he survived. The bandits fled toward Marietta as authorities, including Sheriff Wayne Wingett, conducted a manhunt.

First National Bank Anniesville Frank Ls. Thomas Marietta Aedan Amonville Marletts Auspicius Canhier Thomas Pietoun Becaund Amistant Cnahiers Bau Namen ‘Dla Accots Rattle bin Hands Thomas Wend Mias Gwen Gari Sharpsburg

Hawaii special session aims to clean up legisla

United Press reports a Hawaii territorial legislature special session aimed at cleaning up the islands and addressing women’s issues faced delays. The article notes political tensions and mentions figures including Mrs. Massie and Joe Kahshawni amid legal proceedings and indictments.

Xy Legislature Hawaii Dan Campbell United Press U.P Kentucky Releare Yeder Winn Dent

Fragmented Text From Historic Debate on US War Image

Fragmented OCR snippet describes a debate in Congress over a memorial and statements by Senator Jarrett attacking the South and war veterans, condemning press coverage and alleged ignorance. Mentions Hoover, Hawaii, and a Tennessee or Kentucky legislature context.

Hous Senate Harry T. Mila Kenertucker Hoover Jamen K.jarratt United States South Hawaii Jarrett Kentucky Honolulu

Naval policy debate exposes concerns on economy and crisis

The Naval Affairs Committee questioned Admiral Upham on economic effects of naval policy over the past year. Upham warned that such policies might seriously harm the nation in any emergency, as Rep Britten led the session with Republican scrutiny.

Hoover Naval Naval Affairs Committee Britten Tiingla Upham Navy Baroa Rayponme

Infant Abandoned at Detroit Hospital Reported

A garbled Detroit hospital notice describes a tiny mother with her baby at the hospital. Details are unreadable but indicate a newborn weighing several pounds was admitted, with partial wording suggesting care or examination.

Investigation opens charges in Cleveland fraud case

County officials and auditors opened a fraud complaint tied to the bankruptcy of Brothers Trade Watch & Jewelry Company. The alleged scheme involved siphoning funds from banks and a railroad entity as investigators pursue the alleged embezzlement.

Watch Campany Wits _ Swisching Ballroad Cleveland Ienina Acheme Snd Tallroad Emerick Pees Brothertades Watch& Jewelry, Company Antos

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