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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1933

Page

5

Long-Thomas Filibuster Ghost Haunts Senate Chambers

Elderly lawmakers face an overtime dispute as Senator Glass vows night sessions to push a bank reform bill. The reform debate lingers while questions of perquisites and idle comforts in the cloak rooms and chairs persist amid a stalled chamber atmosphere.

United Press Ington United States Senate Senate Tion Hidea Glass Virginia

Amesville School Features Student Play and Club Notes

The Amesville school presents a student play with L R Seifert, George Timber- Grosvenor, Dorothy Dixon, and Gaylord Green directing. The week includes a study club reading on European drama and a Future Americans contest, with pupils and guests attending various meetings and events.

L. R. Seifert George Timber- Grosvenor Dor Dorothy Dixon Carpenter Gaylord. Green Alice Fannie Owen Mildred Wiles Bing Ames School America Bartlett Prested Fred Wilson Miss

Credit line raised by Fifth District Home Loan Bank

Cincinnati January 21 Directors of the Fifth District Home Loan Bank reported loans totaling 1 063 000 to date and that the credit line was increased to 16 659 400.

Cincinnati Fifth District Home Loan Bank

Sheriff John T. White dies by suicide in Ironton

John T. White, who retired as Lawrence County sheriff in 1930, shot and killed himself on Friday in Ironton according to local reports.

Ironton John T. White Lawrence County

Son Charged in Fatal Shotgun Death of Mother

Oscar Allen, 26, is held in Scioto County Jail after allegedly firing a shotgun to frighten his mother, Mrs. Pearl Allen Heck, 42, who died from the gunfire in Portsmouth.

Portsmouth Oscar Allen Scioto County Pearl Allen Heck Allen

Collision Causes Death Of Lawrence Smith

Columbus report states 22 year old Lawrence Smith died from injuries sustained in an automobile collision Friday night.

Columbus Lawrence Smith

Insurrection Fears Rise in Saint Louis Area

Moroccan tribesmen pressed an uprising as rain and snow slowed activity. French Foreign Legion units were expected to cooperate with native troopers to quell the rebellion.

Saint Louis Senegal French Foreign Legion

State distributes near six million for municipalities and counties

Secretary of State George Myers completed the rapid distribution of about 6 million dollars from motor vehicle license plate revenues. Cities received 1,491,900 and counties 1,501,604 to fund relief work and January payrolls. State Treasurer Harry Day released a year end 1932 financial report showing receipts of 98,214,349.80 and disbursements of 106,723,964.82 with a year start balance of 7,536,711 to draft.

Columbus George 8. Myers Myers Harry S. Day

Ohio state reports multiple health and prison reforms and injuries

The State Industrial Commission logged 74 fatal claims last month across 37 counties with 22 fewer than prior month. Ohio Penitentiary praise for Warden Thomas as facility modernizes with new cells and amenities. Legislature debates bond curtailment and tax law fixes while considering night sessions. Health data cites 102 influenza and 3,983 pneumonia deaths in ten months. mild influenza impact remains uncertain due to poor reporting.

State Industrial Commission The Ohio Penitentiary News P. E. Thomas West Spring Street General Assembly George White Boards of Education Joint Legislative Committee On Taxation H. G. Southard M. D Southard

Barter Center Unit To Open in Village

Cincinnati January 21 The first unit of a barter center will open next week in North College Hill and nearby communities. A women and children's clothing factory will operate in the basement of the town hall as the first step with a bakery and shoe repair shop planned later. A farm unit for garden produce may follow in spring.

Cincinnati U.P North College Hill K. G. Hooper

Two Bandits Fail in Bank Robbery Attempt

Two bandits failed in an attempted robbery of the Farmers' Bank in Sunbury Delaware County after firing at cashier Charles Armstrong. The men entered at 9 a.m. and ordered Armstrong to raise his hands before fleeing in a green coach or sedan despite fog. they left behind a gunshot through the counter glass.

Sunbury Farmers’ Bank Delaware County Charles Armstrong Armstrong

Smoked Ham Recipes Offer Easy Meals for Busy Kitchens

Ruth Campbell notes rising ham supplies will lower prices and provide ready to bake options. She outlines simple uses from sweet orange ham casseroles to ham wrapped in rice with tomatoes and cherry glaze, plus leftovers transformed into a cheese topped bake.

Ruth Campbell

Unexpected Supper Guest No Trouble With These Recipes

An old style guide promotes quick hot sandwich ideas for unexpected guests. It recommends a good toaster, a lunch-prep tray, and a stocked fridge with canned or bottled items. Variety breads, open faced sandwiches, and mixes like ham with mayo, salmon with mayo, or lobster with tartar sauce are suggested for easy, appealing suppers.

More Cotton To Be Given to Red Cross

The Senate approved a bill granting 350000 bales of government cotton to the Red Cross for relief work. The measure now goes to the President after House approval.

Red Cross Washington Senate The House

Canada’s sales tax praised as nearly painless by Davenport

Walter Davenport’s study for a national weekly reports Canada’s twelve year sales tax experience. The regime varies 1 to 6 percent, with total revenue about 24 percent of taxation and 758 million collected over 12 years. Exemptions favor farm products and essential goods. Administration is simplified with 18 000 manufacturers and auditors, cost to collect a dollar under five cents. Canada avoids provincial double levies and exports are untaxed. Last year the tax yielded 42 million while overall tax revenue reached 294 million.

New York Canada Walter Davenport Davenport Hundre United States Mississippi Kentucky West Virginia

Osborne estate farm eyed for quail and grouse program

Columbus date line reports Ohio Conservation Commissioner Wm H Reinhart urges placing the 200 acre Osborne estate farm in Erie County under the Division of Conservation as a game farm for grouse pheasant and quail. He argues it would relieve taxpayers since funding comes from sportsmen license money, not general revenue. Other groups push for Sailors' and Soldiers' Home farming tuberculosis hospital or juvenile research use, while some oppose state farming competition with farmers.

Columbus Osborne Erie County State of Ohio Myron D. Osborne Wm. H. Reinhart Division of Conservation Reinhart Sportsmen of Department of Welfare Sandusky

British Sailors Saved From Death by Gallant American Crew

In the North Atlantic 1575 miles east of New York the S S America Merchant rescued 22 crewmen from the Exeter City amid 30 to 40 foot seas. Captain Giles C. Stedman steered to the wrecked ship and one by one the Exeter City's crew were hauled aboard as the freighter sank.

New York U.P S. S. America North Atlantic Giles C. Stedman Exeter City Memchant Lege Stedman Bristol England Porteland

Price Drop Cuts Pennsylvania Crude Oil Prices

OM reports a 10 cent cut in the price per barrel of all grades of Pennsylvania crude oil effective Jan 21, lowering price ranges in some districts to the lowest levels in 31 years.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

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