Retail prices too high on meats and foods says farm chairman
Farm Board members led by AlMander Legge warn retail prices stand above wholesale costs citing watermelons as example. They argue despite transport, processing, and rent expenses, retail meat and other foods remain too costly. note beef and veal prices given as reference. Cites July data and wholesale price contrasts.
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Valied Press
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Two Slain in Cleveland. Vittorio and Sam Tiliicea Murdered
Police said Toe Forella and Sam Tiliicea were assassinated today in front of the Venetian Restaurant in the Italian district. Porelle, a family member, had ties to bootleg ring succession after the Ble Joe and John Leonardo killings three years ago. The Leonardos were killed in a harbor shop run by one of the Poretlo brothers.
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Weather Outlook For Next Week In Ohio Valley
Thundershowers expected Tuesday or Wednesday across the Ohio Valley with fair conditions by Thursday. Temperatures start above normal then ease later in the week. The report notes scattered thunder showers and a generally improving pattern ahead.
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Hoover Leaders Confident in Support for Treaty in Senate
Washington nine reported Hoover administration officials and Republicans forecast broad public backing for the London Treaty as key lawmakers prepare to reconvene the Senate. President Hoover plans to appeal via press and White House channels to mobilize support ahead of the critical voting window.
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Acting Mayor frees prisoners in Atlanta Fourth of July celebration
A report notes Acting Mayor Alten of Atlanta released 200 prisoners from the city jail at midnight to mark the Fourth of July. The mayor and Mayor Couch approved the action, aiming to celebrate a peaceful holiday while addressing crime concerns. The piece references a broader desk of economic and social tensions, including stock market activity and labor scenes along the East River.
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Trial Motion For Tolliver Delayed Again In Ohio Court
Hearing on Melvin Tolliver’s trial for the Floyd Katzenbach murder was postponed to July 19 at Athens County Common Pleas Court due to illness of former judge Albert Tyler. Tolliver, a foreman at White Ash Mine 68, is linked to the argument where three shots were fired as Katzenbach tried to leave the mine. The delay followed Gov. Myer Cooper’s request to house prisoners at Athens County until the rebuilt lobia Penitentiary after a fire damaged cell blocks.
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Columbus
Plane in Bay AlamedA crash rescue under way
A plane sank in San Francisco Bay near Alameda on July 5 as crews attempt to free passengers feared dead. Pilots James Therese and Roy Varney reported the ferry plane dove toward the water and struck with its engine running, frightening a mysterious craft.
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Solon Keeps On After Car Strikes Man
In Knoxville Tennessee a man identified as Congressman John Rox, Jack Bonaille, and Teran were pursued by police after being taken into custody on charges of unspecified offense. Deputy Sheriff Woo assisted in the high speed chase to apprehend the suspect. The man claimed to be a congressman on his way home from Washington and said he was moving through areas except in cases of unreason, felony, or breach of peace.
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Hoover Resting at Rapidan After Independence Day Break
President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover enjoy a quiet Independence Day with friends at the Rapidan Virginia mountaintop retreat. A month’s rest has improved Mrs. Hoover’s back injury noted by White House physicians. The party plans to return to Washington tomorrow afternoon. Three people died in an automobile accident in West Virginia during Independence Day celebrations.
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Farce of July Costs Hit News Index Puzzles
Federal official cites rising costs in the July index while various local papers report on government filings and regional notices. The record includes scattered mentions of elections, community briefs, and classified items across multiple pages.
Riots and Farm Conflict Dominate Southern City News
Fiery talks about defending a farm amid age riots and a broader debate on farm credit and monopolies. References to Athens, senators, and proposed amendments frame a national drive for cooperative action and relief for farmers facing lender pressure.
Los Angeles Gun Charge Tied to Chicago Case
July dispatch reports gangster Will Return Los Angeles owner of a gun used in the murder linked to Alfed Jake Linge. Foster $6 bond set in county jail as efforts to prevent flight continue. Hoover aide plans to push resignation amid volumed pressure around Clandlag Luton and the Republican National Committee.
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Jake" Linge
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Hoover Signs Massive River Improvement Plan
President Hoover announces signing of a sweeping river system project, the largest in U.S. history, aimed at creating jobs and funding works to improve transportation, support rural areas, boost industry, and spread population from crowded urban centers.
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Postmasseil Seals Monticello in Robbery Case
An intensive search continues in the Monticello area for an armed man who shot and killed Postmaster Thomas Jones, age 43, in Poe eblo east of hes. The suspect is described as a masked robber fleeing the scene after the crime.
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Greek cook seeks path to life secrets amid perilous tale
A convoluted OCR fragment describes a Greek cook pursuing a book on life secrets, facing peril and cryptic references to death, with mentions of experiments, dates, and unnamed trials. The text includes scattered names, places, and phrases hinting at a planned publication and philosophical quest.
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Fragmented OCR reveals secret debt payment plot and Washington links
An OCR dump outlines a convoluted narrative involving secret debt payments, Cannon notes, and a web of individuals including Cannon Jr., political figures, and implied connections to Washington and New York. The garbled text references a congressional record, warnings to brokers, and political tensions surrounding debt and governance.
Back in Home Withue Whats at the Alii Counts Co nbledars Home
A fragmented OCR item references a death or disappearance dated about sixteen days prior and tied to a couple, with mentions of an arrest or investigation, a funeral or perusal of records, and a possible hospital or medical setting. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or places.
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Open Africa Gasline Plan Sparks North Arena Protest
A fragmentary report notes a Sixth North Arena Conference plan drawing opposition over an Africa route. The piece references a voter group and tension around a scheduled period with reference to a development project and local intervention.
Hunter Brothers Set 54-Hour Flying Streak Across Skyarbor
The Hunter Brothers completed 54 hours of continuous flight over Skyarbor Airport aided by Trene Hunter who prepared meals. The crew rested briefly at a hotel and planned a debut on stage while awaiting further endurance tests. An accompanying note from Los Angeles city head George Parrish advised groups to study and monitor infantile paralysis concerns.
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Woman Taken In Car Beaten and Attacked
A woman was abducted in a car, assaulted, and left in distress. Police report indicates the incident occurred near an area described by witnesses, with ongoing investigations and potential leads being pursued for suspect identification.
Calf Rabid Bite Hurts Child Near Racine in Pomeroy
July 5 report from Varmel Settlement near Racine describes 2 1/2 year old son of Carl Van Meter badly bitten by a three month old calf believed rabid. Injured finger nearly severed, calf killed, head sent to Ohio Health Department. Boy treated by Dr. Byron Bing in Pomeroy. Also notes Hollywood star Norma Shearer expecting visit from husband Ireing Thainerg next September per friends.
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Deep Fourth of July Death Toll Across States
Ohio and nationwide reports show dozens killed and many injured during Fourth of July celebrations. Fireworks caused most injuries, with ferries of drownings and auto crashes contributing. Specific victims include individuals from Cleveland, Columbus, Bridgeport, Middletown, Portsmouth, and Warren, among others. A Warren airplane crash injured two aboard during celebratory flights.
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