American Interests in Africa Outlined by World Affairs Speaker
Dr. James S. Coleman outlined American interests in Africa as strategic, material, and humanitarian during a joint Rotarians Lions and Kiwanians meeting at Hotel Berry Ballroom. He urged viewing Africa under colonialism and discussed Africa’s emergence, U.S. bases in North Africa, resources from the Belgian Congo and Liberia, and the need for interdependence while avoiding exaggeration of U.S. investments.
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Africa
James S. Coleman
Hotel Berry Ballroom
Kenneth Robinson
Oxford University
England
Coleman
United States
West Africa
Princeton University
University of California
Russia
America
North Africa
Belgian Congo
Liberia
U.S
Gold Coast
Nigeria
Dr. Coleman
Joint Service Club
Peter B. Seel
Kiwanis
L. F. Lausche
Rotary
Ray H. Gusteson
James 8. Coleman
George Rutkoskie
Lions
Messenger Newsphoto
Five hurt in Route 50 crash at junction with South Canaan Road
At 12 15 p m three cars collided at the Route 50 South Canaan Road junction in Canaanville injuring five people. Injured are Ina V Baraillou x Toledo 51 admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital with leg and thumb injuries Nancy L Baraillou x 14 Louis Jeschke x 23 Ina Singer x 32 Lawrence B Singer x 31 and others suffered bruises. Charles Copeland 82 Athens Route 4 was cited for failing to yield and fined 15 dollars and costs. The Lions later elected Cloyde G Martin senior deputy governor for Lions International.
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Canaanville
South Canaan Road
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ina V. Barailloux
Toledo
State Highway Patrol
Nancy L. Barailloux
Louis Jeschke
Charles Copeland
Athens
Canaan
James C. Barailloux
Ronald Copeland
Stewart
Cloyde G. Martin
Richland Ave
Lions International
Martin
Lions
Cleveland
Athens Club
G. H. Martin
Heat Back as Mercury Hits 93
Athens recorded a rise to 93 degrees by 11 a.m. as heat returned after a cooler night of 62. U.S. observer C L Colmer confirmed the day’s heat, with Monday’s high at 91 and Hamley Run’s Poston Plant similarly reporting 93 highs and 56 low early today.
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Athens
Mercury
C. Ll. Colmer
U. S
Poston
Hamley Run
Guard Camp Rating High for Athens Ohio Unit
The Athens unit of the Ohio National Guard received an excellent rating for summer field training at Indiantown Gap Pa and a superior rating for equipment maintenance and rack inspections. Captain Joel Draper, company commander, noted the Athens company tied with New Lexington for the battalion’s top rate.
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Athens
Ohio National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Joel Draper
Lexington
Draper
Annual Fish and Game Hearing Set for Wednesday
The annual hearing on fish and game laws will be held Wednesday in Columbus. Mark White, fish management supervisor, announced. The open hearings invite public input on hunting and fishing laws and potential new rules, with two men from each of Ohio's five wildlife divisions representing the state.
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Columbus
Mark White
Ohio
Probation Granted In Assault Count
John Van Meter pleaded guilty to assault and battery in Municipal Court. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs and sentenced to six months in the Columbus Workhouse, but the fine and sentence were suspended and he was placed on probation after a claim of choking by Freda Van Meter.
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John van Meter
Brown Ave
Columbus
van Meter
Freda van Meter
Judgment Awarded in Common Pleas Court for Kenneth and Walree Thomas
A judgment of $763.56 was awarded in Common Pleas Court to Kenneth and Walree Thomas from Clara M. Robinson on a note.
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Common Pleas Court
Kenneth and
Walree Thomas
Clara M. Robinson
Graham Chapel Prayer Band Set Meeting at Gaston Home
Grahams Chapel Prayer Band will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaston with Mrs. Edith Lauer as leader.
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Grahams Chapel
Charles Gaston
Edith Lauer
Albany Lodge 723 to Confer Master Mason Degree
Wayne F. Welch announces Albany Lodge 723 F and AM will confer the Master Mason degree Thursday at 8 p m. in Albany. The notice outlines the event conducted by the lodge under its master.
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Albany
Albany Lodge
F&am
Wayne F. Welch
Address Correction For 50 Central Ave Residents
Gail Cunningham is no longer a resident of 50 Central Ave. as stated in Monday’s paper. Residents at that address reported the correction.
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Gail Cunningham
Central Ave
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples in Athens Area
Russell A. Stone, 55, Columbus, weds Delcie Patricia Ash, 53, Athens. Donald Dale South, 21, and Barbara Ann Shirley, 21, Athens. Kenneth James Goodfellow, 22, Stewart, weds Ruth Tene Russell, 18, Coolville.
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Russell A. Stone
Columbus
Delcie Patricia Ash
Athens
Donald Dale South
Barbara Ann Shirley
Kenneth James Goodfellow
Stewart
Ruth Tene Russell
Coolville
Legion Post 21 meeting rescheduled to August 4
Charles H. Evans commander said K T Crossen Post 21 will not hold its regular meeting Wednesday night. The next post meeting is set for 8 p m August 4 to seat elected officers not yet installed.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Charles H. Evans
Real Estate Transfers in Ohio Listings
Clarence H. Meek of The Plains transfers real estate in Troy to Della M. Rogers of Frost. Lewis E. Nist of Athens County transfers two tracts in Trimble Township to Katherine A. Jaye of Glouster.
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Clarence H. Meek
the Plains
Della M. Rogers
Frost
Troy
Lewis E. Nist
Athens County
Katherine A. Jaye
Glouster
Trimble Township
Water Situation 'Serious', Council Told
Athens council heard Ser vice Safety Director Fred H Beckler describe the water supply as very serious while debating extensions to north Route 33 and the Hughes Rowland Addition. He cited 1.5 million gallons daily demand and aging plant limits requiring upgrades and new pumps and feeder lines.
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Athens
Fred H. Beckler
Beckler
Stewart St
Keckler
Water Department
Council
Hughes-Rowland
C&soe
County Dog Warden Reinstated After Reading Rules
Homer Barnhart the county dog warden was briefly removed after failing to follow regulations. He kept the county truck at the fair grounds and refused to surrender keys, then returned to work once he received and read the updated rules mailed to him. A deputy delivered the rules yesterday.
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Homer Barnhart
Barnhart
Smoke Nuisance Meeting Scheduled for July 27
A city council scheduled a public 7:00 p.m. meeting on July 27 to discuss smoke nuisance. Representatives of all local firms with smoke stacks were invited to attend. Councilman Charles Ley, head of the smoke committee, urged a public session, noting residents’ concern and interest in a solution. An executive session is likely before the open meeting.
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Charles Ley
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Lawrence B. Singer
Legion
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Curran Drive
Columbia
Peach Ridge Road
Woodside Drive
General Maintenance Co
City Hall
City and Fair Board
O. G. Houck
Herbert Olsen
E. Union St
Olson
East End
Reckler
George Sheaf Co
Sugar Grove Gravel Co
Martha Ie
Ina Barailloux
Goldie Russell
Garfield Nicholson
Chauncey
Louis Hornstein
Jacksonville
Agnes Gibbs
Ralph Wheatley
Thomas Williams
Westinghouse
Chesser
Loyal Order Moose
Royal Crown Cola
Dow Warden
Varsity Theatre
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