Unknown Man Drowned After Truck Slide In Pattonville Creek
Logan June 14 Efforts by Hocking County officials to identify a man about 46 years old who drowned in Pattonville Creek after being thrown from a truck near Pattonville Circlon Bin Road. Two men, Matt Bryan and TeTe Trott, are detained for questioning. The stranger, last seen talking at a filling station, weighed about 190 pounds and stood around 5 feet 9 inches. No identifying marks or notes were found. authorities search Greendale for clues to his identity.
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Hocking County
Pattonville Creek
Matt Brian
Tete Trott
Jocal
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Haydeville
Trett
Bryan
Mealing Wu
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Aay
Wesley Teal
Teal
Pattonsville Road
Greendale
Cleveland
Truman
Athens Messenger Booklet on Removal of Stains
The Athens Messenger advertises a booklet REMOVAL OF STAINS explaining stain removal for foods like milk eggs blood and fruit. It warns against incorrect methods that can ruin fabrics and urges readers to send for the publication using the coupon.
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Athens
Adler
Uncle Sam Farm Bulletin Opens National Demand for Grape Juice
Washington reports the Agriculture Department bulletin on making grape juice has surged to national prominence. The Wade pamphlet offers detailed steps for juice preparation and preventing fermentation, drawing attention from LaGuardia's constituents and New York City officials seeking copies.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Agriculture Department
Kenre
LaGuanika Republicen
New York
San LaGuardia
New York City
Government To Explain Prohibition Start Campaign July 1
Washington June 24. The Treasury funds 84,000 support public education on temperance as the dry drive expands enforcement. The plan transfers to the Justice Department while still funding educational efforts and publicity. Assistant Attorney General Youngquist warns plans remain incomplete and awaits further guidance from the administration.
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U. S. of Wisdom of Prohibition
Washington
Treasury
Leia Hibben
Mit Ow
Federal Drug Army
Justice Department
Tia Fremainder
Thas Syuod
Thy
Generel Gi. A. Youngquirt
Petnhet
Roy Haynes
Turbulent Debate on Tariffs and Power in 1942 Election
The piece notes that Senate and Wall Street figures push a Democrat win in 1942, discusses tariff proposals raising duties on cream and other productions, mentions cuts on pearls and diamonds, and cites a German turbine breakthrough boosting engine power. It also reports a drowning at Whingfoot Lake when a fishing boat overturned, with Pack W. Roulth drowned entangled in tackle.
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Wall Street
Foleceman Drowas
Numerous Local News Highlights Across Nelsonville Area
The Nelsonsville News and Pall Festival coverage spans Page 1 and 2 with items on a drowning in the Obte River near Pornavoy, hot political fights in Metes County, and arrests in the same region. Athens merchants urged on food handling by club women and first Athens County air bride is celebrated.
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Munions
Autaber
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Tle
Nelsons
Athens Huciely Newa
Pornavoy
Metes County
Metes
Poney Werd
Athens
First
Chaucer News
Hacking
Union Furnace
Logan
Chicago
Cooper
Obie
Fommajunity News
Carpenter
Masuinger
Gloater News
Mandite Adhkertiaing
Oh University
Cooper Unopposed In Upcoming Primary Says Governor
Youngstown June 14 Gov. Alvers Cooper said he will be unopposed in the forthcoming primary. He greeted friends at the Ohio Hotel amid festivities for the dedication of the Warren bridge and Amalgamated Association events. He proclaimed the Republican Party united and touted Ohio’s unemployment improvements and state institution reforms.
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Youngstown
U.pr
Mary
Aljers
Cooper
Lay
Oliw Hotel
Warren
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and ‘Tin Workers
Republican Party
Ohio
Riveters Hear Wedding Vows Over Noise at St Bartholemew’s
In a rare scene at St Bartholemew’s Church, brides and grooms faced noisy disruption from nearby riveting machines. A riveter promised to alter shifts to ensure the ceremony could proceed without distraction.
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St. Bartholomew's Church
Lake Joy ride ends in death for youths
Cleveland June 14 a lake tragedy left three dead and a girl rescued after a buoyed life belt kept Olive France afloat for three hours. The boy victims were John Higgins 25 and Robert Burrington 23. Miss Olive France 24 survived. The incident occurred during a joy ride near the Chase River two miles from the starting port. the craft capsized in a gust. Coast Guard and police spread search for survivors. Mrs France expressed gratitude for the rescue and praised the rescuers as brave.
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Awiildstr Brown
John Higgins
Unds
Roberd Burringtat
Osekedl Wits
Fragmentary Local Notice From Scribbled OCR
Readable fragments mention names and places with unclear dates and actions. The text references a journal journey, various personal names, and scattered terms, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
Tariff Increases Hit Multiple Goods Across Market
A late 19th century tariff measure raises duties on items including wood alcohol ink and brick, with broad price shifts. Leather, wool, cotton, and hides see per cent increases, while maple sugar, milk products and yarns gain costs. Cotton cloth and various textiles face higher rates, affecting prices for consumer and industrial goods.
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Washington
Jane
Erin Ots
Nyliana
Five Killed by Twister That Hits Midwest
Five people die as a powerful midwest twister devastates towns including Menomonie and nearby areas. Reports describe homes toppled foundations, uprooted trees, and missing children. Rescue teams search wreckage while survivors recount frightening moments and damaged neighborhoods.
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Twister
Midwest
Asphalt Treatment on Route 50 Starts This Week
Route 50 in Ross County will begin asphalt treatment this week with work planned in Athens and Vinton counties. The project, organized by the Southwest Highway Association and state highway officials, aims to repair and harden sections using binding asphalt as weather allows. Local officials expect state support and coordination with the Ohio Department of Transportation to advance the program later in the year.
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Ross County
Athens
Vinton
Chillicothe
H. S Dargett
Una Nae Kownlor
SW Highway Associae Tom
Hielway Department
Iva
Stoufe Fa
Ohio
Tathona
Had Lovers in Attic and Cellar Charged in Slayings
In Los Angeles, 18 people face charges linked to a murder plot involving a husband and wife hidden in a home cellar attic. Prosecutors allege a web of lovers and accomplices aided the crime, with suspects including Da Oesterrodhb and Roy hlund under indictment. The case hinges on concealed evidence found in the house as defense counsel contests the proceedings. The accused are scheduled for a preliminary hearing next Monday.
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Los Angles
Jane
Murda
Oesterrodhb
Millway
Tee
Sonia Ys Rettoeneyss
Tee Fenae
Geterre
Royhlund
Weather sketchy showers and cooler spell from June start
The item notes unsettled conditions in the Ohio Valley with periods of wind and local showers and thunder. A cooler spell is expected early in the period with a change toward calmer weather later in the week.
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Washington
Jame
Joy
Ohio Valley
Mundey
Colter
Wim
Doomed prisoners face new prison death ray order
Police chief French ordered death ray punishment be exercised in front of cells, denying freedom of the range. Lawrence Dulk Tiffin and James Biltyrot await death for a World War II era murder, with other inmates held as authorities justify the harsher measure.
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Cord Megs
Lawrence Dulk Tiffin
Ioy
Fostoria Ming Station
At- Tardank
James Biltyrot
Friends to Get 20 For Visits to His Grave
In Chicaco on June 4 W R Thie announced a funeral fund plan tied to a $2600 reserve. He would pay $20 to lodge members and relatives visiting the grave to honor the departed and keep the memory alive, with continued payments arranged to sustain the fund after his death.
Wheat in drop chase as June 14M futures slip
July wheat futures fell to 9 3 4 on the Board of Trade as heavy bear pressure failed to produce an aggressive report. The market touched a new low on the crop, dipping below the May drop to around the dollar mark, with the contract at its lowest in years except for a brief period a year ago.
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Board of ‘Trade
LS Center
Two Film Stars Marry in Glamorous City Ceremony
Yaure Bebe Danis and Ben Lyon tied the knot in a stylish ceremony attended by screen icons and industry figures. The union joins two high profile actors in a night of film world celebration.
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Ho.le Wenly
Sure
Yaure Bebe Danis
Ben Lyon
Wild African Film Faked but Court Rules Show Must Go On
In Cleveland a circus of hoax claims around the film In gag i ends with a judge ruling the theater may keep showing the movie while fans pay 2500 dollars weekly. Congo Pictures fought a contract breach after exposing faked creatures and staged expeditions in Africa.
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Cleveland
Ingagi
Sittma
Los Angeles
Insite & Trict Sui
Common
George P. Baer
Congo Pictures, Inc
Gia
Hollywood
Fim
Aim
Wlliam Keough
Congo F Pictures
Death notices for Mrs Taura Kennan at Middleport and church services
Mrs Taura dane Kennan aged 62 wife of John Kennan veteran New York Central engineer died at home in Middleport Saturday at 3 30 am. Short services will be held there Tuesday then at Clarks Chapel Church near Athens at 10 am. She leaves husband three sons Clophe Charles Elis sisters and one brother, plus five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Also reports a bank robbery where a bandit stole 7000 of 6000 offered. Police sought him.
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Taura Dane Kennan
Wits
John Kennan
New York Central
Middleport
Clarks Chapel
Athens
Kennan
Charles Brown
Lod Township
Athens County
Clophe
R.F. Db
Charles
Elis
Columbus
Mra
Charles Williams
Lucy Patterson
Athens R. F. D
Charles Ayers
Millfield
Eilen Brown
Tariff Bill Passed in Lower House
Debated tariff measure with six duties on sugar cement brick and many other products has cleared the House. President Hoover expected to sign within days, with enactment to take effect at midnight after formal approval by the Senate and final conference report on tariff reforms.
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Stam Wesley
Washington
Canferenca
Fenate Fnally
John Garener
Texan
Hanley
Wills Hawley
House
Hawry
Oregonian
Hawley
Department of Agriculture
United States
Ils
Senate
Tarif Commission
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