Hoover Sees Western Trip as Nonpolitical
President Hoover, returning from a Midwest swing, says he was misrepresented as pursuing political aims. He insists he wanted only to govern from the White House and dislikes being seen as campaigning for renomination. Hoover plans no further out of town trips to avoid fueling speculation.
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Local News Roundup From Ripley Area
Mrs. Jack Sullivan of Tretrolt visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Williams and Mrs Williams has been ill recently. Max Brownell and daughter Phyllis of Ripley Landing visited friends in town. Brownells stayed with Mrs. Lawrence King. Miss Brownell teaches in Pt. Pleasant schools. Addie Branch leaves for Toledo to visit her daughter. R B Grant and Mr. Michum spent two days with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moore and Mr. Senders. James Dunn returns to Columbus. Grant says his wife, who had a stroke, is much improved.
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How Animals Aid in War on Disease
A 1935 piece by Dr. Copeland notes animal disease study yields cures and warns on tularemia. It explains transmission from handling diseased animals or insect bites, symptoms from pustule to fever, and slow recovery. Precautions include examining rabbits, wearing rubber gloves when dressing game, and protecting laboratory workers.
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Marietta Residents Form Campaign Against Municipal Plant
Citizens in Marietta organized opposition to a municipally owned electric plant at a Hotel Lafayette meeting. A campaign plan was set to back referendum petitions in August with a finance committee and publicity director to lead an extensive drive.
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Lunatic At Large After Arrest Beating Suspect In Chicago
Michael O'Neil, 44, described as a dangerous lunatic, escaped custody and is at large in Chicago. He had been released Tuesday from county jail after a prior arrest for beating his wife unconscious.
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Patient In Custody At Behavior Clinic After Deliberate Act
A male patient was handed to a new behavior clinic where doctors labeled him a dangerous lunatic with homicidal tendencies. The report notes his prior actions and ongoing concerns about public safety.
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Circus Owner Cronin Found Dead in Columbus Hotel
John Lawrence Cronin 63, once of Chillicothe and owner of the Cronin Shows, was found dead in bed at the Norwich Hotel in Columbus. Heart disease listed as the cause. Cronin, a former railroad engineer who retired after losing an arm, resided in Columbus six years and belonged to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Knights of Columbus among other groups. His sister Mary Cronin lived in Chillicothe.
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American Universities Should Be Humanized Says Wilbur
Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur secretary of the interior and former Western Reserve University president urged making universities part of everyday life. He called for discarding antiquated ideas and formulas from classrooms to expand education ideals in Cleveland on June 19.
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