Veterans To Place Youths Camp at Athens
Veterans to station youths at Camp Athens in Athens County after transfers from Columbus. The move affects the CCC scouting and reforestation effort with the North Hill site, Marietta, and the Waterloo Forest area cited as project locations.
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Athens
CCC
Camp Athens
Speaks
Columbus
World War Vety
Cece
Marietta
Pain Speaks
Waterloo
Athens County
Mrs Waley Satisfied With 20 Year Term in Kidnapping Case
Mrs Margaret Waley, wife of Harmon Waley, the Wey erhaeuser ransom kidnapper, accepts a 20 year federal sentence. Her husband’s transfer to Alcatraz and a Washington detainer extend his term. She will be moved to Milan Michigan, awaiting reunion and urged no appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon M. Waley
Alcatraz Island
Washington State
E. FE. Cushman
Harmon
Nelsonville Pilot Safe As Plane Cable Breaks
A control cable on a single seated airplane broke today sending John Sheffield 17 of Nelsonville into a nose dive toward a wheat field. The plane was damaged but Sheffield escaped injury after taking off from Lancaster Camp Grounds near Norton Field Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster — U
John Sheffield
Nelsonville
Sheffield
Norton Field
Columbus
Lancaster Camp Grounds
200 Barrel Well Drilled By Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Logan staff reports Ohio Fuel Gas Co completed an 8 well on Sunday Creek Coal Co land near Murray City. The well blew three times during drilling and is producing nearly 200 barrels per day. Pro-ration by local producers and a ten percent per barrel price cut were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Murray City
Howard Is Released From Athens City Jail
Harry Howard of near Trimble was released from Athens City Jail today. Officials had investigated his wife’s death, initially listed as self harm but with suspicious circumstances. Prosecuting Attorney Harold Rose announced the release after the investigation.
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Harry Howard
Near
Trimble
Athens City
Athens County
Harold J. Rose
Howard
County Official Injured in State Route 31 Collision
Prosecutor H. L. Lusk 44 of Auglaize County his wife Grace and daughter Wanda 15 were among five injured in an automobile crash on State Route 31 near Columbus. Authorities reported the late night collision involved multiple vehicles and an investigation is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. L. Lusk
Auglaize County
Grace
Wanda
Meigs relief accused of inefficiency and waste
Ohio legislators hear testimony alleging mismanagement of relief funds in Meigs County. Witnesses cite improper distribution and waste while county officials defend the program and deny liquor parties at the Meigs office. The joint committee reviews 127000 dollars spent on relief projects outside Pomery and Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Relief Administration
Meigs County
Joint
Ohio Legislative Committee
Ironton
Henry Corradini
Lawrence County
Legislative Relief
Selah Flint
Corradini
Theodore Beegle
Beegle
Middleport
TVA Is Legal Court Decrees New Deal Power Sale Constitutional
The Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans upholds the TVA power sales as constitutional despite a prior ruling in Alabama. Attorney Joseph F. Johnston vows prompt appeal for Alabama Power stockholders. The court says Congress may use reasonable means to dispose of surplus power, tied to war time manufacture needs.
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Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Joseph F. Johnston
Alabama Power Company
TVA
I. Grubb
Northern District Court of
Alabama
Congress
Circuit Court
Gorham Seeks Sale to Satisfy Tax Claims
G. D. Gorham treasurer of Athens County has filed a petition asking the sale of Clinton Castle Knights of the Golden Eagles property at Glouster. The petition filed by Gordon B. Gray assistant prosecuting attorney states $193.80 in delinquent land taxes has become a lien against the lodge property.
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G. D. Gorham
Athens County
Clinton Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagles
Glouster Gorham
Gordon B. Gray
Lodge
Levi Nichols 77 Dies at Home Near Albany
Levi Nichols age 77 died at his home near Albany after a long illness. He is survived by his wife and three brothers S. E. Nichols The Plains A. W. Nichols Athens and William Nichols Albany. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 o'clock at Town House Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Nichols
Albany
E. Nichols
the Plains
A. W. Nichols
Athens
William Nichols
Town House
Cadiz Man Pleads Guilty in Cemetery Flower Theft
Sam Thompson faces a $300 fine or six months in jail after pleading guilty to stealing flowers and shrubs from Cadiz Cemetery and attempting to sell them in West Virginia. Magistrate A. P. 55 sentenced him following Wednesday arrest.
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Cadiz
Sam Thompson
West Virgin
A. P
Wednessey
James Lin获准与 Vila Brown 结婚或已婚
James Lin 宣称已获父母同意与 Vila Brown 结婚，Brown 年龄二十，在 Ashland Kentucky 的五角店工作，裁判官说两人已结婚，事件涉及 Chi 的儿子与本地雇员。
Lin Denies He Married While In Native Land
Lin Denies reports of a prior marriage in China. Lin, son of a prominent figure, says he had romances there but nothing more. He wed Miss Viola Brown in Columbus and plans to stay at Ohio State University for next winter before heading to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lin
Chipresident
Vila Brown
Ashland
Nese
Columbus
K. M
China
Lin
Viola Brown
Ohio State University
Italy charges Ethiopian tribesmen in Eritrean raid
Rome reports Italy has charged Ethiopian tribesmen with mutilating numerous children in a mass attack on natives in Eritrea during the May 31 raid. A Popolo d Italia article, tied to Mussolini, asserts the crisis demands armed resolution.
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Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Popolo D'Italia
IT Duce
Elks' Grand Treasurer Found Dead in Hotel
Columbus report states William Robertson of Minneapolis, grand treasurer of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, was found dead in his hotel room. Friends believe he died in his sleep from heart disease after serving as grand treasurer following last Tuesday's national reunion session.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
James T. Hallinan
New York Supreme Court
Elks
Columbus
Elks’ Grand
William © Robertson
Minneapolis
The
Robertson
Outrager of the French Morals Fined in Paris
Joan Warner, an American dancer, was found guilty of outraging the morals of Paris and fined 530 francs for dancing in the nude. The ruling could prompt wider prosecutions of nude dancers in theaters and nightclubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Joan Warner
France
Miss Warner
Male of Species Is As Sappy as Female
Will Rogers notes that courts declaring taxes illegal could force resets on depressions and tax payments. He observes a girl leading a rich young man astray, arguing that men can be as sentimental as women in romantic schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Santa Monica
Cal
Governor warns Skinner to follow local control or be fired
Governor Davey roasts federal relief in a speech to nurserymen, saying he will fire State Education Director B. O. Skinner if Ohio schools do not gain proper local control. Davey criticizes federal aid and centralization, claiming each federal dollar costs two dollars to Ohio. Skinner’s term ends July 14, with a successor to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
B. O. Skinner
Davey
Ohio
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
American Association of Nurserymen
Skinner
George White
Charge Two in Water Murder
A 16 year old girl and a 28 year old man are charged with murder in the death of 4 year old Tsaabel Mahar at a Fourth of July swimming party in Fort Smith. Clyde Trammell and Mine Dorothy Karps were moved to separate jails after links to the case surfaced at an inquest. Karps implicated Trammell during the inquiry and Trammell denied involvement, accusing Karps of admitting responsibility.
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Little Rock
Ark
Tsaabel Mahar
Fort Smith
J. A. Pitcock
Clyde Trammell
Ace 2
Miex
Dorothy Karps
Karps Cirl
Trammell
Mahan
Seven Bodies Recovered From Ky Mine Rescue
Rescue crews pulled seven of nine entombed workers from a remote section of a VAN LEAR Kentucky coal mine. The bodies were recovered about four and a half miles from the mine entrance as hopes for two survivors faded. All victims were married with large families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Lear
Hillside
Golden Wedding Mystery Involving Cedarville Couple
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ross of Cedarville celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, dating from 1885 in Springfield. Friends say Mrs. Ross, a baseball fan, wanted to attend a Cincinnati night game recently but could not find her husband who was at golf, so she went with Inaenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia
John W. Ross
Cedarville
Springfield
Ross
Cincinnati
Inenda
Athens mayor defends airport cost claims amid court ruling
Mayor Len B. McCune said Athens city share of the Athens Municipal Airport project totaled 113 dollars. At a county relief hearing Dennis F. Dunlavy claimed the CWA project cost 50 000 dollars with city input of 9 900 dollars. McCune and Sery Director C W Gross presented records showing minimal city expenditure and a five year lease was not his to negotiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Len B. McCune
Athens County Relief Administration
Dennis F. Dunlavy
Ashtabula
CWA
McCune
State Highway Department
Sery
C. W. Gross
Leslie Williams
Grow
O. F. Rowland
W. W. Totman
Totman
Rowland
Huey Long Returns to Washington Amid New Orleans Turmoil
Huey Long sped back to Washington leaving New Orleans in muddled cries and fear over loss of Public Works Administration funds. City Hall tensions linger as Mayor T Semmes Walmsley faces salary doubts while Long's legislative control raises legal questions about Louisiana funding. The Anti Long Square Deal Association warns of looming trouble following an armed Baton Rouge incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Huey Long
Washington
Public Works Administration
T. Semmes Walmaby
Roosevelt
PWA
Louisiana
Long
Baton Revere
Drafting of FERA's August Budget Begins
Columbus report says C C Stillman federal relief administrator for Ohio and the budget committee have started drafting the FERA August budget. Tentative allotments to counties assume about 4 million dollars for direct relief in Ohio. The July budget totaled 6 478 345 for direct relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stillman
Obie
Ohio
Anti-Trust Suit Filed Against Major Pipe Line Group
Receivers Henry T. Bush and C. Ray Phillips seek 1180 million in U S District Court charging violation of Sherman and Clayton Acts. Defendants include Columbia Oil and Gasoline Company, Columbians and Electric Company, and several officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry T. Bush
C. Ray Phillips
Murt
U. S. District Court
Columbians and Eletric Company
Columbia OU and Gasoline Company
Athens Youth Loses Sight in Right Eye
Athens youth Donald Radford aged reported blinded in the right eye after dry cement struck his face while he dropped a load on a mom building job on Shannon Avenue. The incident also damaged his left eye and may endanger sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Donald Radford
Radford
Elmer Radford
Sunnyside Drive
Shannon Avenir
Allenvins
Stork’s Double Victory in Patrol Wagon Births
Twin sons born to Mrs. Nean Grimm during a pause as a police patrol rushed to the County Hospital. The boys weighed seven and eight pounds, setting a record for twins born in a patrol wagon and marking a remarkable municipal episode in Chicago-Smy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
SMY
Nean Grimm
County Hopital
Athens teacher Mrs. Ackley dies after long illness
Mrs Winifred Johnson Ackley a veteran educator in Cambridge and Athens high schools and widow of W W Ackley long time Athens State Hospital steward died at Grant Hospital Columbus after a prolonged illness She had lived in Caldwell since 1928 and taught in Washington state Yokohama Japan and Hawaii early in her career Funeral services were planned for Caldwell Friday.
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Winifred Johnson Ackley
Cambridge
Athens
W. W. Ackley
Athens State Hospital
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Ackley
Caldwell
Athens High School
Honolulu
Misa Ruby Mercer
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Yokohama
Japan
Athena
I. M. Foster
Park Place
Fred Fennel
Friends
Ball Thrown by Father Causes Child’s Death in Alley
A baseball thrown by Ralph Lewis fatally struck his two year old son Ralph Jr in Massillon. Ralph and 13 year old William Holt were tossing the ball in an alley near the Lewis home when a child ran into the path. The impact struck the boy over the heart and he collapsed.
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Massillon
Ralph Lewis
Ths
Ralph, Jr
William Holt
Lewis Home
Loren
Lewis Yard
Iad
Athens Council Calls Special Session On 1936 Budget
The Athens City Council will meet Monday night July 22 to review the completed 1936 budget. City auditor Elizabeth Evans said it awaits signatures from the city treasurer and finance committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Elizabeth Evans
Louis Alterie Shot Down in Chicago Gangland Killing
Chicago gangster Louis Alterie known as Two Gun Alterie was fatally shot as he left his hotel. Capt. Daniel Gilbert blamed the killing on labor trouble and noted Alterie's recent ties to a janitors union after partnering with bootlegger Dion O’Banion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis
Alterie
Daniel Gilbert
Dion O'Banion
Gilbert
Senate Amends Tax Plan to Include Silk Garment Tax
The Senate advanced a revised AAA bill with debate limited and officials aiming for rapid action. An amendment by Senator Byrne would tax rayon silk cloth and garments, reversing prior farm bill positions. President urged proceeding despite a Boston circuit court ruling, while AAA Administrator Chester Davis predicted farmers would receive about 700 million dollars under current crop contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chambers
Byrne
South Carolina
Ateo
Secretary of Agriculture
Boston
Aupreme
Chester IP Davia
AAA
Farme Era
Records purge alleged after lobby probe against utilities bill
Testimony before the Senate lobby committee alleges an Associated Electric official ordered disposal of records tied to a campaign against the Wheeler-Layburn bill. A. B. Beach and R. P. Herron claim they were told to burn or trash files and to authorize mass telegrams to Congress. Western Union and connections cited as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Tae and Electric Company
Senate
E. W. O'Brien
Fiie
Associated
A. B E. Beach
Securities Department of Associated
Ithaca
N. Y
Obrien
Bia
R. P. Herron
Bondegatesman
Warren
Congress
O'Brien
Wheeler-layburn
Tthaos
Germany prosecutes political Catholicism
Berlin reports Gen Hermann Goering, head of aviation and secret police, issued orders to enforce decrees against Catholic influence. He said Catholicism must be overcome by National Socialism, foreshadowing the end of Catholic youth groups and stressing the Hitler youth’s critical role in the current ideological clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hermann Wilehelm Goering
Germany
Burglary Charge Against Two Men In New York
Two men were charged with burglary after entering a three story building through a skylight. They were spotted by a lookout from an elevated railway platform above the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mrs Nice Reports First Summer Corn in Athens
Mrs. Harvey Nice of Morris Avenue reports the first summer corn grown in Athens. The ears measure seven inches and come from the extra early variety. The Nice family ate the ears for lunch today at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Nice
Morris Avenue
Athens
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North Hill
Gaumer
Columbia
Ntians
Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Thulin Waley
Weyerhaeuser
Meigs Relief
Lelia Finn
Walter Wolfe
Gorham
Ibey
Nenia
Hus
Plan
Coste City
FERA
Stork
Hospital
Rs. Ackley
Louis Alterie
Supreme Court
Claim Power Company
Buerglars
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