Roosevelt urges flexible currency goals in world stabilizing plan
President Roosevelt warned in a telegram that the United States will not push price-raising measures and supports stabilizing currencies through balanced budgets and global cooperation. European delegates at the conference signaled intent to coordinate central bank policies with the gold standard, while a high sea raid disrupted recovery progress aboard the cruiser.
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U.R
Poliny
Merica
United States
Europe
Pickford Fairbanks Divorce Rumors Stir Hollywood
Seg Mary e Parted OOD reports July 3 that Douglas Fairbanks seeks divorce from Mary Pickford amid alleged marital strains. The wire cites Pickfair finance and a contemplated separation as sources say the couple faces incompatibility and possible settlement.
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OOD
Douglas Fairbanks
Pickford
Safe Fourth of July Warnings From Red Cross
The American Red Cross cautions holiday travelers and swimmers about water hazards during the Fourth of July. They urge using life vests, supervising children, avoiding deep water, and applying first aid iodine for minor wounds to prevent burns and accidents.
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Holrican Red Cross
Ohio General Assembly Eases Tension With Broad Laws
In Columbus on July 3 the Ninetieth Ohio General Assembly ended a long revenue stalemate and enacted substantial measures. The session legalized horse racing and 3.2 beer, enabled school operations, expanded unemployment relief, and passed minimum wage and garnishee acts. It empowered the governor over banks, allowed school bonds, and provided funds for education and unemployed families. A statewide vote on prohibition repeal was approved.
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Columbus
U.P
Ninetieth
Ohio General Assembly
Ninetieth General Assembly
Coal Workers Get Pay Raise In Three Mines
Salary increases for more than 7,000 miners in Fayette and Green counties took effect today. A 10 percent rise was announced for 6,000 Frick Coal and Coke Company workers, with similar boosts for 550 at Buckeye Coal Company Nemacolin Mine and 1,000 at Republic Steel Republic and Earight Mines.
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Fayette and
Green County
Frick Coal and Coke Company
Buckeye Coal Company
Nemacolin
Republic Steel Company
Republic
Earight
Knuckles Down For U. S. Crown
Bill Mathews of Chattanooga Tennessee defeats top marbles players in Chicago to reach the east champion for the national title. He will meet the eastern champion for the U S crown.
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Bill Mathews
Chattanooga
Tenn
Yeat and
South
Chicago
East
Burns Lead to Mrs Herman s Death Sunday
Mrs Charlies Herman aged 42 died after suffering burns when she fell onto an open gas range at home Saturday. She died Sunday at Sheltering Arms Hospital. She leaves Charlies and two children Charles 18 and Helen 16. Funeral at St Pauls Catholic Church Tuesday at 9. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Born Mae Cecelia Fessier Renovo Pa she came to Athens ten years ago and was active in Catholic Church Catholic Ladies of Columbia and Maecenas Literary Club. Survived by her mother Mrs George Fessler Renovo and sisters Mrs Helen Hartland Chester Pa and Mrs Katherine Kane Renovo.
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Charlies Herman
First Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
St. Pauls Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Herman
Mae Cecelia Fessier
Renovo
Athens
Catholic Church
The
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Maecenas Literary Club
Charlies
Charles
Helen
George Fessler
Helen Hartland
Chester
Katherine Kane
Ohio printers to meet on code of fair competition
Columbus July 3 Printers of Ohio will gather Thursday to study a fair competition and trade practices code prepared by the national industrial recovery act committee of printers organizations.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Industrial Recovery Act
Pay delays linked to new Senate tax bill and governor decision
Ohio's 90th General Assembly adjourned after a $35 million emergency tax plan aimed at school funding and relief projects. Gov White's stance on Gunsett and Pfeiffer tax measures remains uncertain as a July 21 deadline looms for final action.
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Gunsett
Pfeiffer
White
State Tax Commission
Co ed Missing At Cleveland Police Puzzled
Marion Buckley an 18 year old Wilmington College student from Cleveland disappeared after leaving home Saturday to walk. She is the daughter of Horace M Buckley assistant superintendent of the Cleveland School Board. Her mother Mabie Buckley grieves as police search for clues.
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Cleveland
U.P
Marion Buckley
Horace M. Buckley
Cleveland School Board
Miss Buckley
Wilmingington College
Mabie Buckley
Marian
Lakewood High School
Wilmington College
Western Reserve University
Russell Boardman Dies After Bendix Race Crash
Russell Boardman, holder of the American Long Distance Flying Record, died in Indianapolis after the plane he piloted crashed during the Bendix Race. He was injured Saturday and succumbed today.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Russell Boardman
Strong Mine Unions Signal Battle Over Coal Code
Miners in bituminous districts complete strong unionization after the National Recovery Act taking hold. United Mine Workers pledge collective bargaining to craft a binding trade agreement for the industry. John L. Lewis notes tens of thousands joining across many states nationwide.
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Coal Association
Washington
U.P
Zation
John L. Lewis
The
Mine Workers
Recovery Administration
Labor Advisory Board
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
New Mexico
Auto crash injures three near Circle Hill Route 31
Returning to Athens from Cleveland after a baseball game, Paul Antorietto John Dann and Russell Mall were hurt when their roadster collided with a northbound bus near the former Sunday Creek Traction Company car barn on Route 31. Antoinette suffered a severe facial and arm injuries, Hall had a scalp bruise, Dana a facial cut, one passenger was cut by glass, and the bus driver James Easterling plus four passengers were shaken. The roadster was badly damaged and the bus veered into a field.
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Athens
Cleveland
Paul Antorietto
John Dann
Russell Mall
Mer Sunday Creek Traction Company
Circle Hill
Hall
Dana
James Easterling
Jack Ashton
Hurricane strikes Pinar Del Rio with sweeping damage
United Press dispatch from Havana reports a brutal hurricane hitting Pinar Del Rio causing flooded streets and collapsed buildings. Wrecked homes and two story houses fall as power fails and police patrol the inundated city while injured residents rush to hospital and municipal hall. Debris fills the streets as river banks overflow and communications are cut.
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Pinar del Rio
Havana
Gulermo Rodriguez
United Press
Hurricane Sweeps Western Cuba Amid Fatal Tide
Pinard del Rio reports a Caribbean hurricane hitting western Cuba with heavy damage and casualties. The storm crossed the narrow western end of the island with rain and a tidal wave feared near the town of Columba, located about four kilometers south of Pinar del Rio.
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Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Republic
Colomba
Pinar Tel Rio
Taxation Cuts in Athens County School Funding Plan
Legislation passed by the Assembly and signed by Governor White would reduce local school taxes in Athens County and provide $125,000 to pay teachers bus drivers and janitors. A state pool would share funds based on daily attendance while aid districts draw from existing funds and the cigaret tax.
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White
Athens City
Assembly
Senate
Farlier
Athens
Athen
Ian Ae
Flier Stays Upside Down Longer Than American Delegation
Santa Monica notes boastful aviation display with fliers from Britain Germany Italy in a public exhibition. The writer mocks the American delegation in London and praises a German ace performing loops and maneuvers with minimal engine power as part of a wartime air show.
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London
Fourth of July events at Athens Fairgrounds and Nelsonville
Independence Day activities sponsor by Knights of Pythias at Athens Fairgrounds and United Mine Workers of America in Nelsonville draw district residents. The program includes a ball game at 12:30 p.m., a 20 round boxing card, airplane stunts, turtle derby, dancing, tireworks, auto show, and races.
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Nelsonville
Knights of Pythias
Fairgrounds
United Mine Workers of America
Oho Fields
The
Messenger
Athens Country Club
Allatar
Athens
Tut Jackson
Washington, D. H
Wild Bill’ Eck
Lancaster
Tag Sales Increase As Prices Go Down
License tag sales at the office of David Johnson, deputy commissioner of motor vehicles, totaled $304.65 on Saturday after price reductions. Fifty one tags were sold, including 40 passenger car plates, with tags priced at half of January 1 rates. Sales included 28 passenger tags at $3.50 totaling $98, 10 tags at $5 totaling $50, and two at $7.50 totaling $15. Truck tags brought $135.60, two trailers $5.45, and one motorcycle tag $2.50.
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David Johnson
Gamma Kora convention closes at Lakeside
With eighty five girls from seven universities in Ohio and nearby states Gamma Kora, a Methodist girls sorority, wrapped up its convention at Lakeside. Officers elected include Marie Leeper of Athens as president and Ruth George of Columbus as treasurer, with W A Milne of Columbus named sponsor and Albert Kessinger of Pittsburgh as secretary.
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Lakeside
Ohio
Gamma Kora
Kappi Phi
National Methodist Girls’ Sorority
Mary Decker Benz
Athens
Ohio University
Ohio State University
Miami University
University of Michigan
University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
University of West Virginia
W. A. Milne
Columbus
Marie Leeper
Albert Kessinger
Pittsburgh
Ruth George
Move School Hill to Field Near Athens High
Approximately 7000 cubic yards of dirt have been removed from the hill south of the Junior High building to the Athens High School Athletic Grounds on Mill Street. Superintendent H C Pendry says the hill is being moved to create a playground and enlarge the athletic field for the fall football season. Fred Beckler directs steam shovel and truck operations as the site is drained and graveled.
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Athens High School
Mill Street
H. C. Pendry
Fred Beckler
Pendry
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