Presbyterian Mission Board Meets Today
Ninety men and women of the Presbyterian board of national missions gather in Columbus for the annual meeting at the Deshler Wallick from Tuesday to Thursday. They will consider a $3,915,000 budget for 1932 1933 covering over 7500 enterprises from Alaska to the West Indies and affecting about 4000 missionaries after review by the standing budget committee.
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National Araff
Presbyterian Board of National Missions
Deshler
Supply of labor remains high in Ohio in December report
Columbus January 26 The U S labor department said December’s labor supply in Ohio stayed above demand. Merchants and auto plants showed seasonable gains while oil refineries stayed active. Building projects underway failed to absorb all tradesmen in various cities.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Department of Labor Employment Bureau
Akron airship defects delay Vinson bill action
The House naval committee approved the Vinson bill for 616.25 million dollars of new warships but postponed it. Instead, on Tuesday the committee will examine reported defects in the navy airship Akron after an 18 to 0 vote.
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Washington, J
Treaty Navy
House
House Naval Committee
Vinson
Ito
Navy
School Pupils Told To Walk to Class
Columbus boards ends bus service for Ninth and Tenth Grade pupils as part of economy measures. Walking praised as splendid exercise for growing children at Central High School, with ride privileges withdrawn to save costs.
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Columbus
Central High School
Earmers Hope New Bill Will Boost Credits
Ohio Farm research reports a new Congress backed farm credit effort. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation would provide 200 million dollars to agriculture with 50 million controlled by the Secretary of Agriculture for farmer loans. Intermediate credit banks and various credit corporations would join in financing.
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Earmers
Golumbus
Ohio Farm Research Department
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Orient
Paderewski Dines with Hoover at White House
Ignace Jan Paderewski lunched with President Hoover and Mrs Hoover at the White House on Monday, briefly visiting the nation’s capital.
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Paderewski
White House
Washington
Ignace Jan Paderewski
President
Mrs. Hoover
California Fruit Is Frozen On The Tree
A cold snap in Southern California, led by Imperial Valley, caused extensive damage to grapefruit with 75 percent damaged. Thermometer readings dropped to 20.2 degrees at a key Weather Bureau station as fruit on trees showed partial freezing and juices began to firm.
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Los Angeles
California
Imperial Valley
U. S. Weather Bureau
Will Face Court Man Arrested Near Athens
Louis Rose 28 of 390 Southwood Ave will be arraigned in police court Tuesday on attempted robbery at a South Third Street malt shop. He confessed to Detective Chief John F. O Connor. Rose was arrested near Athens Sunday. his companion Howard Deal was fatally wounded by owner John Wirtz during the attempt.
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Columbus
Louis Rose
Southwood Ave
South Third Street
John F. O’connor
PLAN SCHOOL BENEFIT AT ROCK RIFLE SCHOOL
Plans for supper entertainment and bazaar to be held at the Rock Rifle School Thursday evening were made at a recent meeting of the staff and volunteers.
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Rock Riffle School
Readers are the district's strongest buyers and shoppers
Our readers continually purchase and compare goods. They discuss cost quality and style and spend heavily each year. They use The Messenger advertisements as a primary shopping guide, treating the ads as a valuable service and shopping from page 2 to the end.
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