Oil Producers Plan Curtailment At Pittsburgh Meeting
Adil Producers agree to hold volume down as market loads. Meeting in Pittsburgh discussed curtailment of production for six months aligning with a similar program in other districts. Officials said willingness to operate under reduced output aimed at stabilizing prices and local oil district conditions.
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Mit
Diuzend
Marietia
Southeastern Ohio Oil and Gas Producers Association
Muldren
Pittsburst
Faye
Mitdren
Pridford
Edo
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Peniusiy
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Chie
Zane
Tinton
Plead Not Guilty To Wives Charges In County Court
Jesse King of Bern Township faces assault and battery charges after a hearing in Magistrate C G Porter's court. King, held on a $40 bond, is accused by his wife Edna Clarence Bricker. Another defendant, Faigned, denied a charge of failing to provide for a minor child with a $400 bond set in the same proceeding.
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Jesse
Ann Society of the Richland Avenue M P Church Play
Members of Wye Ludus will stage a home talent play at Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church on Thursday night. The troupe has previously performed at Richland Avenue Church and Teracyville High School.
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Wye Ludus’ Ann Society
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Hebbardsville Presby- Teraty
Teracyville High School
Athens Quiet Fourth of July Celebrations Plan
Athens to celebrate the Fourth of July with limited noise outside city limits due to fireworks restrictions. Residents plan picnics, meror tours, and community activities while banks and businesses close. school events and local observances scheduled for early July.
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Athens
Sonal Delyorles
Pope Protests and Global Flight Feats Highlighted News
The report sketches a mix of dramatic events including a Vatican protest and a record-breaking nonstop flight from New York to Bermuda in 17 hours and one minute. It notes reactions to the bombing trials and references to prominent figures like Mooney and Billings awaiting life sentences.
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Boyd
New ‘York
Bermuda
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Gurl
Portland
Joop
Iffy
AO Wemah Syer
Diclidis
Tate
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UPI
Mooney Uastd
Wanen
Billings
Laulforma Supreme Count
Athens Messenger Offers Mothers Booklets at Low Cost
The Athens Messenger announces a special offer of three federally prepared booklets for mothers. Each booklet is illustrated and up to date and can be sent to any address for a small charge. Frederick Haskin directs the Reformation Bureau in Washington DC and provides the mail order details and pricing.
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Athens
Omloms
Athens Messenger
Frederick Haskin
4Thens Messenger Reformation Bureau
Washington DC
Ry Seaver
PMS
Peter
Marth
Curtis
Piliere
Failing Motor May Send Hunter Brothers to Earth Today
Prohibition enforcement varies across the nation as treasury officials report co operation by interests. A mother and sister win a caring pilot scenario while Lucy faces risks to repay Eneime in a distant conflict.
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Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Treasury
Lucy
Eneime
Prohibition Enforcement Reported Across Wabash Region
A long, dense OCR passage reports on prohibition enforcement activity in multiple counties and towns. It mentions Wabash, Athens, Washington, and Berlin areas with references to tolls, post offices, and law enforcement posture. The piece appears to be a compilation of notices and scattered remarks about population, taxes, and enforcement actions.
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Justice Department
Washington Jatters
Pebeenys Cooperiion
Fim
Po Dome
Aestra
Flijver
Courthamtt
Dt Tae Yu
Riere
Unemployed Man and Economic Debate Among Officials
The text discusses unemployment policy and insurance plans, debating old age, industrial injury, and the feasibility of a national unemployment insurance. It cites concerns over who would pay premiums and how plans would operate, with remarks from officials about federal involvement and potential opposition from business sectors.
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Amelia
Iba
Mater
Fedstal
Eeeimenn
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Ur Morales
Philips
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Vineriet
Ohio Edison Company formed by seven members merger
The Public Utility Commission approved consolidation of seven electric and heating outfits into the Ohio Edison Company. Merged firms include Ohio Power and Light, Youngstown London Power, Akron products, Northern Ohio Power and Light, and others, forming a large generating plant network across Ohio and beyond.
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Gnergers
Wate
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Thee
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Akron
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Cattle Kill Ordered to Halt Para Tuberculosis Spread
An affected cow in Meigs County was killed under state supervision to stop para tuberculosis. Officials say the carcass was disposed of and tissue samples sent to a laboratory for testing. the disease mainly threatens cattle over two years old and incurs heavy economic losses due to culling.
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Athens
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Oh Department of Agriulture
Meigs County
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Balloons Race Set for Houston Fourth of July Event
The twentieth San Jonas Balloon Races open in Houston on Friday July 4 at 4 pm. Fifteen entrants aged fifteen will compete, with nine private entries and three each from the Army and Navy. The event traces to 1909 in Indianapolis as a practical means of transportation.
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Houston
Tex
UPI
Indianapolis
Aly
Ptace
Army
Navy
National Governors Conference Opens Amid Labor and Prison-made Goods Debate
The article notes discussions at the 22nd annual National Governors Conference focusing on labor, prison-made goods, and related policy concerns. Delegates attend as states consider cross-cutting issues affecting procurement and industry practices.
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Salt Lake
Fea
Dhat
Fragmented OCR note with scattered names and places
A garbled OCR fragment lists mixed names and terms including personal names and locations without a clear narrative. It resembles a damaged newspaper snippet with no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Lawyers Question Liquor Poll Controversy At Trial
Fragmentary text outlines a legal dispute over a liquor poll with references to abetting, abettor, and a trial stage. Names and places are unclear, but the piece centers on a courtroom challenge to the legality and counting of votes in a local liquor poll.
Unclear OCR Item on New York Meeting and Boston Figures
Fragmented text describes a July 2 event in New York with political mentions and a meeting at a Baptist venue. Names such as John Baedes Bharkyy and Conway appear amid garbled phrases possibly referring to legal or civic notices and Boston connections.
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Udit Conway
Bere
Boston
Unclear OCR fragments outline plans and emulation hints
Fragmentary text references Lindbergh, emulation plans, and various names and places. The readable parts mention a solo tie, a withdrawal, and scattered acronyms, with no cohesive event or outcome to anchor a summary.
Davis Wrecks Pair Of Oncoming Cars In Single Incident
Patrol records show a driver identified as Davis wrecked two vehicles on a roadway. A woman was arrested during the investigation and questioned by officers about the crash at the scene. Suspected injuries were reported, and witnesses described a chaotic collision impacting the surrounding traffic.
Attic Man Convicted in Murder Case Seeks Freedom
The article reports Attic Man, identified as a suspect in a murder, has been convicted and plans to appeal. Prosecutors allege involvement in the manufacturing and sale of illegal materials. A trial and subsequent appeals are noted, with references to proceedings at a local courthouse and a witness stand.
Feud Between Senate and House Delays Congress
Senate and House clash prolongs session as both chambers refuse quick adjournment over funding and appropriations. Disputes center on Law Enforcement Commission funds, Hoover era adjustments, and Columbia appropriation as talks hinge on ending the special session. Plane crash near Middlebury, Indiana destroys mail. pilot unharmed.
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Renate Gino
House
Senate
Hut Howse Fendera
Hoover Tho Bena
Columbia
Congress
June Marriage Licenses Down in Athens County
Athens County Probate Court figures show only 27 marriage license applications in June, down from 34 the previous June. Some couples applied but had not received licenses, including those needing rental consent before marriage.
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Athens County
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