Education and prejudice theme at high school commencement
Rabbi Tar golambus urged the Class of 19XX at the Pinens High School commencement to seek education that builds life beyond knowledge. He warned that rising nationalism and religious strife threaten progress unless youth are prepared for responsible civic life. The ceremony featured a high school band, choral numbers, and a procession of graduates as the principal spoke on education’s broader aims.
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Jacob Targolambus
Pinens High School
Asjice
Four Letter Carriers Picnic At Lake Alma
Four letter carriers of the rural mail service plan a picnic at Lake Weliston on Sunday. They will be present to discuss developments in Washington and share a basket dinner with their families. The program includes short entertainment and the sale of the "8 Problems Dutch" and proceeds go to support local homes.
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Lake
Pweliston
Athens
Vin- Meigs
Gallia
Local Man Sues Over County Fair Shows Damages
A Middiepar resident files a petition in Athens County claiming property damage and carnival show ownership disputes tied to recent county fair events. The complaint seeks compensation for losses and advertising costs amid ongoing settlement talks.
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Middiepar
Carni- PF
Athens
Athens County
Badiepar
Four Year Old Leah Minerva Dilley Reported Stolen
Police say the four year old Leah Minerva Dilley was stolen. Searchers continued the hunt for the child who disappeared on Sunday.
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Leah Minerva Dilley
Cruickshank Leads in Open
Bobby Cruickshank duplicated his first round 71 to lead the United States Open at Merion with 142 after 36 holes. Charley Lacey sits 149 after a 78 in round two, while Horton Smith and Lee Diegel trail by five with 147. Police report follow a missing child near Dilley home. George Dilley seeks release from jail on assault charges.
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Adelphia
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Cruickshank
Charley Lacey
New York
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Horton Smith
Chicago
Lee Diegel
Philadelphia
Smith
Dieger
Lee
Charlies Steger
Venango
Dilley Home
George Dilley
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Mettler Addresses Grange Meeting on Governmental Balance
Atty. Harry A. Mettler spoke on Political and Governmental Balance at the Athens Grange gathering last night after the business session. More than 100 members and guests attended as Mias Fileen Jacoby read a piece.
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Harry A. Mettler
Athens
Fairgrounds
Mias Fileen Jacoby
Want Ad Scottie Says Summer School Starts Monday
The Sunday Messenger guides Athens newcomers with classified ads for rooms apartments and housing and dining options. Call 242 or 0242 before 3:00 p m Saturday to place ads and reach thousands of readers.
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Athens
Sunday Messenger
The
Messenger
Big
Former Ohio Student Takes Life at Akron
Max YV. Pergren, a former Ohio University student and Phi Delta Theta member, ended his life yesterday in Akron. He was once president and treasurer of Central Hardware and Factory Supply Co. and reportedly used a revolver from company stock. He leaves his wife Doris Parks and three children.
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Max YV. Pergren
Ohio University
Akron
Doris Parks
Nelsonville
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Pergren
Central Hardware and Factory Supply Co
Everything Under Sun Is Up to President Will Rogers Concludes
Hollywood letter from Will Rogers jokes about labor disputes and the need for presidential mediation. He riffs that the employer and employee owe each other and notes the President will decide issues, even whether five Canadian babies must go to the Chicago World’s Fair.
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Will Rogers
Hollywood
Calif
Canada
Chicago
Admit Slaying Berlin Man on Monday Night
Berlin Cross Roads resident 74 year old Stephen Huntley was killed Monday night. Two local men, Herbert Thacker 21 and Ray Freeman 25, confessed to Sheriff W. P. Turner that Thacker shot Huntley with a pistol while Freeman struck from behind with a shotgun stock during a planned robbery. Huntley’s body was found behind the barn, skull crushed, dying before aid arrived. Bloodhounds failed to track due to witnesses at the scene.
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Sallipolis
Freeman
Huntley
Turner
FE. E. Hatfield
Gallia County
Ed Harrison
Gallipolis
Luxury Air Liner Makes First Transcontinental Flight
Transcontinental Western Air plans the first passenger flight from Los Angeles Sunday at 3 p m aboard a New Douglas luxury liner. The 40 aircraft order includes this plane carrying 14 passengers and an expected 14 hour trip to New York.
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Los Angeles
Western Air
New York
32 Tars Volunteer To Give Girl Blood
New York June navy in part at least was 13 year old Rose Binona's to command today for blood. The child is gravely ill of leukemia in a Long Island Hospital. Her father Frederick Binona appeared in a letter to Admiral David F Sellers commander in chief of the fleet now anchored here for brood donors. Thirty two volunteered.
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New York
Navy
Rose Binona
Long Island
Frederick Binona
David F Sellers
Dorothy Goff Killed in Pasadena Auto Crash
Dorothy Dell Goff daughter of a wealthy New Orleans lumber man who had gained film prominence was killed today in an automobile accident in Pasadena California.
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Dorothy Goff
Pasadena
Calif
Dorothy Dell Goff
New Orleans
Negotiations Open to Avert Steel Strike Impasse
Washington June 8 AP Direct negotiations for a steel strike settlement began with Eugene Grace of the Iron and Steel Institute and NRA administrator Hugh S Johnson meeting with Perkins and McGrady as Mike F. Tighe led union leaders to the White House seeking a meeting with Roosevelt. Grace reportedly delivered the Steel Institute's reply to Johnson's plan for a special labor mediation board in the industry.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Eugene Grace
Iron
Grace
Steel Institute
Johnson
Hog Contracts Total 21,430 In Payments
Athens County farmers signed preliminary hog reduction contracts may receive 21,430 dollars in federal payments. The county committee met for a fourth day to adjust figures so farmers qualify. Under the program farmers cut litters and pigs by 25 percent from 1932 1933 levels, earning 15 dollars per hog eliminated.
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Athens County Committee
Athens County
Ohio Corn-Hog Board of Review
Logan Police Plan To Test All Cars
Logan mayor Kenneth F R Fitzgerald announced that within a day or two the police will start testing all patrol cars to ensure lights brakes and sirens function properly in a routine safety check across the force.
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Logan
Kenneth FR. Fitzgerald
Bradbury and Pierce Benefit Ice Cream Social
June Bradbury and Charles Pierce were taken to Gallipolis hospital for surgery on rupture and appendicitis and are reported recovering. An ice cream social will be held Saturday afternoon and evening at Bradbury Church to benefit them.
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Bradbury
June
Charles Pierce
Gallipolis
Bradbury Church
Dillinger Aid Is Shot Down By Detectives
Detectives in Waterloo Indiana shot down Tommy Carroll, one of Dillinger's crime associates, during a car confrontation near the police station. Carroll, rumored to be allied with John Dillinger, was pursued after a tip from a local garage mechanic. Jean Crompton, claimed wife of Carroll, was detained along with two other women after Dillinger's escape from Mercer Wisconsin.
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Carroll
Dillinger
America
Carrol
Jean Crompton
Tyitlinger
Little Bohemia
Mercer
Wis
Emil Steffen
P E. Walker
Walker
NRA Turns From Price Fixing Policy Change
Washington reports the NRA announced a new policy to require revision of codes for freer competition and to curb price fixing under anti trust principles. The move aims to simple terms reducing price restrictions while allowing only emergencies to justify any minimum price. In Springfield a pubishing company pressman, Robert Parrish, 32, was killed by accidental discharge while hunting crows.
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Washington
NRA
Springfield
Robert Parrish
Monumental Athens Airport Seen as Roosevelts Era Memorial
An essay argues Athens County should view the airport as a lasting monument to the Roosevelt era. It contrasts public works pride with local inertia, warning posterity will question what the New Deal delivered beyond the airfield.
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Athens
Athens County
Ohio
Pomeroy Youths Swim Home After Oar Loss at River
In Mason City two local youths visited West Virginia companions and crossed the Ohio River by rowboat. After a pleasant visit they found their oars and boat key missing and swam back to Pomeroy. Their voyage ends safely without tragedy.
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Pomeroy
Hellespont
Mason City
West Virginia
Leander
Mine Owners Target Thefts From Local Mines
Athens Hocking and Perry County mines launch a campaign against copper wire brass wheels and other thefts. Three men are arrested and more suspects expected as investigations continue. Four tons of copper wire were stolen from Sunday Creek Coal at Murray City with thieves using fake names to sell to junk dealers for about four cents a pound. Acetylene torches are used to remove wheels from coal cars and even pumpers are torn apart for brass. Roy Bateman and Everett West of Buechtel are under arrest in Athens County and Delbert Helwigte faces indictment in Perry County for a Rendville mine raid.
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Athens
Hocking
Perry Counties
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Murray City
Roy Bateman
Everett West
Buechtel
Athens County
Sunday Creek Company
Delbert Helwigte
Perry County
Rendville
Roosevelt outlines vast social insurance plan for security
President Roosevelt told Congress he is drafting a broad social insurance program for citizens and families, paired with a national land and water resources plan to be presented next winter. He urged cooperation between states and the federal government, proposed funding by contributions, and backed a housing bill to spur home repairs and new construction.
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Congress
Three Pay for Murder Plot Exposed in Bronx Case
OBSINING reports three members of the Bronx murder syndicate behind the Mike Malloy killing over a $2000 insurance payoff. They staged multiple poisoning attempts including tin filling sandwiches and a car crush, left him exposed in freezing weather, and finally finished him with gas in a rented room.
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Bronx
Leizarre
Mike Malloy
Malloy
Malfoy
Plane Forced Down In Dense Woodlands
Search parties hacked through dense Cascade Mountain forests 100 miles east of Seattle in a fog bound United Air Lines flight incident with nine aboard. Dwight Hansen the co-pilot pushed through undergrowth to report the missing plane, two aboard on the Spokane Seattle craft were injured.
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Seattle
Cascade Mountains
United Air Lines
Dwight Hansen
Spokane
Washington-Seattle
Logan Block Brick Proves Good Weapon in Riots
Logan Block bricks were blamed for arming Toledo rioters in a letter from Logan to friends, noting the Hocking Valley supply and hopes for future brick orders as the city repairs. In Gallipolis a small blaze at Fred Holshorth’s lower Third Avenue restaurant caused attic damage around 100 dollars after two firemen responded.
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Logan
June
J. F. Leach
Toledo
Hocking Valley
Gallipolis
Fred Holshorth
Lower Third Avenue
Syracuse man dies by self hanging in crisis report
Curtin McCloud 73 of Syracuse committed death by own action Thursday afternoon. He resided with his son Ota McCloud in Upper Syracuse. Found hanging from an oak tree after a search when he was reported missing. Coroner B H Ewing investigated. Burial in Broad Run West Virginia on Saturday.
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Pomeroy
Curtin McCloud
Syracuse
McCloud
Ota McCloud
B. H. Ewing
Broad Run
W. Va
Glouster Undertaker Enters County Race
Glouster undertaker John F.E. Blower joined the county race as a Democrat candidate for coroner. Republican sheriff hopeful W. C. Frisby filed his petition with election clerk Charles Jordan after announcing his candidacy.
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Glouster Undertaker
John FE. Blower
Glouster
W. C. Frisby
Charles Jordan
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