Molly Burnham Shot by Dopey Dan After Mandinello Trial
Molly Burnham, journalist sister of a Boston paper, is shot in the shoulder by a drug‑crazy assailant linked to Chicago racketeers after covering the Mandinello gunman trial. Her fiancé Jack Wells urges care for her career yet proposes separation for her future as a writer as Red Flynn plots publicity.
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Molly Burnham
Sol
Boston
Molly
Mandinello
Dopey Dan
Chicago
Dan
Jack Wells
Red Flynn
Jack
Rita
Bob
Zip
Red
Miss McGowan
Mr. Wells
Fish and Game Division Abolished for Conservation Board
Columbus July 29 A sweeping reform shifts state fish and game oversight to a new Conservation Division. An eight member bipartisan commission will govern for two years without pay. The Agriculture Director will appoint a commissioner earning 5060 dollars annually. All state lakes move from the Board of Public Works to the new division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fish and Game
Department of Agriculture
Division of Conservation
Director of Agriculture
Board of Public Works
Court Dismisses Annie Bartoe Adultery Plea In Divorce
An application for temporary alimony by Annie Bartoe in the divorce suit against Maxwell E. Bartoe was denied. The court ruled against the plaintiff on the request. In a separate matter, judgment of 415.54 dollars was entered for C. M. Gill, trustee, against Robert Townsend for necessaries of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bartoe
Maxwell E. Bartoe
C. M. Gill
Robert Townsend
Letter Golf Puzzle Adds An Oriental Touch
An oriental themed clue for today's letter golf puzzle is presented. Par is six and one solution appears on the last page, guiding solvers to seek a final answer.
Letter Golf Rules Explained in Daily Puzzle
The rules define Letter Golf as changing one word to another in a fixed number of strokes. Each step must be a complete common word with only one letter changed and same letter order. Example shows COW to HEN in three steps through HOW and HEW.
Pattern Department blouse with jabot details
Printed fabrics such as taffeta chiffon georgette or crepe are used for this blouse pattern. It features a right front over left front jabot, a longer length below the belt with a peplum, and a fitted sleeve that flares at the wrist. pattern sizes 34 36 40 42 44 bust. 38 requires 2 1 2 yards of 39 inch material. extra fabric for jabot sleeve belt binding. Patterns mailed for 15 cents.
Speedy 666 Remedy for Colds and Fevers
An advertisement touts a preparation named 666 as a swift cure for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria claiming it is the fastest remedy available. The text reads like a period patent medicine pitch with bold health claims.
Watermelons Spark Summer Rush at Athens Restaurants
In Athens the dog days heat drives demand for cold juicy watermelons. Restaurant keepers struggle to ice and serve the fruit as the summer peak brings heavy sales and a sweaty crowd seeking refreshment.
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Athens
Ohio University Students Seek Shade on Warm Sundays
Students at Ohio University gather on campus to study and relax under shade trees as the warm Sunday afternoons continue. They watch leaves drift down and clouds drift overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Hollyhocks Shade Philosophy Student in Afternoon
A student rested in a hollyhock shaded bower Sunday with a philosophy book on his knees. Plato Kant Schopenhauer Nietzsche and Aristotle gather in his mind as the afternoon cools will likely invite deeper study.
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Plato
Kant
Schopenauer
Nietzsche
Aristotle
Squirrels Plentiful Reported by Wardens and Farmers
Game wardens and farmers report this year’s squirrels are very plentiful and have damaged truck patches in several instances.
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New Lexington
New Highway Code Becomes Law With Municipal Powers
The new highway code is now a law granting the state authority to repair streets in municipalities and to improve streets in cities part of state highways with corporate consent. It abolishes assessing abutting properties for foot highways and allows county and abutting property cooperation on larger roads, with counties over 20 feet in width unaffected.
Treasurer Ake Moves 1.6 Million to Inactive Depositories
State Treasurer H Rosas Ake says the collection of corporation taxes has filled active depositories. He will place 1 600 000 dollars in inactive depositories earning 3.66 to 4 percent interest. There are currently 13 000 000 dollars in inactive depositories.
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H. Rosas Ake
Ake
Paroled Prisoners to Reduce Ohio Penitentiary Population
The Ohio Penitentiary population tops four thousand with a planned release of fifty inmates. Among the paroled is William Ray Gill, a well known humorist and author whose work appears in major publications and who contributed a weekly column to the Penitentiary News titled The Grin Mill.
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Ohio
Anone
Willian Ray Gillman
Gillman
The
Penitentiary News
Supreme Court Justices Abroad While Court Delays Start
The Ohio Supreme Court will reconvene October 1 as Chief Justice C T Marshall and several associates enjoy extended study in Europe. Judges Robinson Matthias Jones Day Allen and Kincade are in various locations, with Brown noting July activity in the corporation division. Libby Owens Sheet Glass seeks stock increase and name change to Libby Owens Glass Company.
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Supreme Court of Ohio
C. T. Marshall
Marshall
Thomas A. Jones
Europe
James E. Robinson
Edwards
Matthias
Michigan
R. R. Kincade
Toledo
Judes Robert I. Day
Columbus
Florence E. Allen
California
Clarence J. Brown
Corporation
Libby Owens Sheet Glass Company
Apicatlon
Libby Owens Glass Company
Proceeds To Defray Camp Expenses Raised At Pleasanton Club
At Pleasanton Willing Workers' Club meeting led by Mrs Mazie Hanine the ice cream sale proceeds from July 20 were donated to cover camp costs for the Athens County 4 H Club Camp in August A majority attended and roll call named favorite fruits The next meeting is set for Friday afternoon.
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Athens County
Willing Workers’ Club of
Pleasanton
Mazie Hanine
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC WLW July 31
A dense listing of radio programs across NBC and Columbia networks for WLW and other stations. Includes morning, noon, and evening programs with orchestras, bands, weather, livestock reports, farm hour, baseball scores, and the Roy Broadcast lineup. Names such as Paul Whiteman Band, Alvin Roehr, Pat Gillick, Henry Thies, and Dad Kershner appear across a full day’s schedule.
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WLW
NBC
Dad Kershner
Ing Musicale
Ory
National Farm and Home Hour
Reds
New
Angelus
Thea Time
Livestock Report
Smith Balew
Alvin Roehr
Zoo Clubhouse
Peast
Pat Gillick
Erning Devotion
Daz Kershner
Pat CrUicrk
Gibson Orchestra
Wiliam Stoess
Zoological Gardens
Women's Radio Club
Rhyme Reaper
Salon Group
P. m.—Orchestra
Henry Thies
Henry Fillmore
Mite
The
Radio Hound
Johnny Hamp
da. R
A. m
Evening Broadcast Schedule Sparks Confusion
A jumble of times and program names lists NBC and local acts. Entries include hurdles at 6:00 and a 7:00 Neapolitan Nights, with orchestral bills and a 8:00 fee note, all tangled in July 30 listings.
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WEAP
New York
Vonviend
NBC
Nightly Radio Schedules From Major Markets
A listing of evening programs across stations WJIZ WGY WGN WJIR WHK WLW KDKA WCAH and WAIU includes orchestras bands minstrels and vocalists. Notable acts include Jean Goldkette Orchestra Paul Whiteman Hour and Henry Thies Orchestra with NBC and studio programs interleaved.
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WJIZ
New York
Lew White
the College Drug Store
WGY
Schenectady
WGN
Chicago
Coon Sanders
Jean Goldkette
Louie
WJIR
Detroit
George Hamilton
NBC
Amos ‘N’ An
WLW
Saion Group
Henry Thies
Henry Fillmore
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Symphony
Don_Bestor
NBC System
WCAH
Columbus
Eiks
Robert
Rosenfield
Mel Green
WAIU
Mason and Dixon
Pat and
Jean
Flying Tories
Norman Stepp
The
Three Zipps
Olentangy Park Orchestra
Radio Tonight Programs From WOR CBS WEAF and NBC
WOR and CBS present Hank Simmons show boat at 7 p.m. Eastern. WEAF NBC offer an orchestra at 7 p.m. then again at 8:30 p.m. The Voyagers on NBC at 9 p.m. followed by Gilbert and Sullivan's Iolanthe at 9:30 p.m.
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WOR
CBS
Hank Simmons
WEAF
NBC
WJZ
Hutchins Sends in Rare Corn Growth
Joe Hutchins of The Plains sent a peculiar corn growth to Harry McKinstry the Athens postmaster. Hutchins is a renowned corn grower and the two men share a long friendship based on their mutual hobby. The strange specimen arrived by mail from The Plains.
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Harry McKinstry
Athens
Plains
McKinstry
Joe Hutchins
Hutchins
Four Battle Recovery Begun by Pierson Rathurn
A recovery action was begun by Pierson Rathurn against Nelson and Cooper over alleged groceries. The document cites a title issue and attached items as part of the plaintiff's claim.
Armed bandits steal cash and checks from two messengers
In Pittsburgh on July 29 two Tech Food Products Company messengers were held up by an armed gang and forced to surrender 12000 dollars in cash and checks. Police reported the robbery and were investigating the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Tech Food Products Company
Kora Konia Deodorant Claim From Mennen
Ad touts Kora Konia powder as a deodorant and antiperspirant from Mennen. It promises to neutralize perspiration acids prevent odor absorb moisture and soothe skin while offering applications on underarms feet and sanitary pads. Available at all druggists.
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Mennen
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Dearie
Wharton
Dopey
Longfellow
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IN Common Pleas Court
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Aaceayatiang Ty
CHAS
W. Etsinger
Mellon Institute OF Industrial Research
REX
Darth
Rex Co
SFAIR
Nelsonville
Glouster
RADIO
Post
Goldman
NBC Sete
Columbia Network
Paul Whiteman
Columbia
NBC Syst
Columbia Net
Cf Ste
C.D. Shafer CO
As, B. Millikan
Optometrist
Maconic Building
Floor
Dea Bey
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
G. . Williams
Care Pony Club
Des Moines
Iowa
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