Bond drive to mobilize idle funds echoes Liberty Bonds
The Citizens' Reconstruction Organization launches a national campaign to sell government bonds of 50 100 and 500 dollars. Money paid for securities will be deposited in focal banks and kept by the government. Athens Chamber of Commerce chairs the local drive with R C Hess as chairman. Bond terms include one year callability and 60 days to cash, as industry groups pledge support in a broader fight against depression.
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Focal
Athens County
Citizens’ Reconstruction Organization
R. C. Hess
Athens Chamber of Commerce
American Federation of Labor
United States Chamber of Commerce
Frank Knox
National Organization
United Action
Water Fund Division Reports Bank Balance
The Athens Department of Water Fund shows a February bank balance of 97,559.69 after expenses of 2,168.65 per George Mason, clerk. Other departments’ receipts and disbursements are listed. Public Services balance 507.62 after 938.21 expenses. Automobile Registration has no expenses leaving 4,433.68. Gas Excise Tax funds show a 1,517.52 balance after 1,361.92 expenses. Main Market Roads fund has 2,043.97 with February state warrant adding 400,000 to the balance.
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Athens
Automobile Registration Department
Portuguese Milk Truck Driver Given Life Sentence in Assault Case
John Fernandez, 21, a Portuguese milk truck driver, was sentenced to life in Oahu Prison for attacking Mrs. K Watanabe less than 24 hours after the incident. The case prompted a swift grand jury action as authorities seek tougher penalties for attacks on women.
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Honolulu
T. H
John Fernandez
Oahu
K. Watanabe
Fernandez
Court of Appeals Upholds Buckley Insurance Premium Claim
The Court of Appeals upholds the lower court ruling that former state treasurer Buckley is entitled to 502.25 in premiums paid to the American Insurance Union on a $20,000 policy during the period after his liquor conspiracy conviction and before leaving Atlanta Penitentiary.
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Columbus
March
Court of Appeals
Franklin
Sert B. Buckley
American Insurance Union
Atlanta
Man credits Diapepsin with relief from four-year stomach trouble
Mr. Barney Barnes of Oklahoma City reports chronic indigestion ending after using Fae's Diapepsin. He says two tablets brought near immediate relief and regular use allows him to eat without stomach discomfort. Thousands report similar results for sour stomach and acidity.
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Barney Barnes
West Grand Avenue
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mr. Barnes
Pane
Piot
Darrow Offered as Co-Counsel in Fortescue Massie Trial
Clarence Darrow and Dudley Field Malone are invited to aid Hawaii defense in the Fortescue Massie revenge murder case and would consider going to Honolulu if feasible.
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Clarence Darrow
America
Honolulu
Fortescue - Massie
Dudley Field Malone
Variety Marks Acts of 1932 Pledge Follies
Ohio University pledges present the seventh annual Pledge Follies Friday at Memorial Auditorium. Seven skits feature sorority entries with Hollywood parodies and toy shop sets. Martha Frederick directs as performers from Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Sigma Alpha Phi Mu Alpha Xi Delta Chi Omega Pi Beta Phi and Alpha Delta Pi stage dances songs and comic sketches. Judges include Margaret Abel J R Johnston and Victor Whitehouse.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Martha Frederick
Portsmouth
Hollywood
Bowery
Arctic
Coffee Dan
Alpha Gamma Delta
Sarah Linville
Ramona
Mary Frances, Reeves
Arabelle Chute
Fred
Adele Astaire
Margaret Haskins
Mildred Shaffer
Christind Hineman
Estelle Kniffen
Ethel Rice
Alpha Xi Delta
Fritz Segner
Lois Munslow
Martha White
Betty Duckworth
Chi Omega
Mickey Mouse
Marion Ziegler
Minnie
Virginia Cogswell
Marjorie Warner
Maxine Carter
Helen Breene
Irma E. Voigt
Margaret Abel
J. R. Johnston
Victor Whitehouse
Department of Foreign Languages
Lion Terrorizes Napoleon as Circus Lion Escapes Wagon
A lion escaped from a circus wagon in Napoleon on March 3 and caused widespread panic before officers cornered it in a barn. The animal, initially frightened, was recaptured and placed back in a cage.
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Napoleon
Historian and diplomat Dr David Hill dies at home
Washington March 3 Dr David Jayne Hill historian and diplomat died today at his home in Washington. He was noted for his scholarly work and service in diplomatic circles.
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Washington
David Jayne Hill
Discussion of Supreme Court changes at Athens Rotary
Dr. EB B. Smith of Ohio University spoke at a noon Athens Rotary Club luncheon about Benjamin N. Cardozo and Oliver Wendell Holmes. He noted shifts in the court’s balance on federalism and cited a persistent division among justices.
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Benjamin Nathan Candieso
Mow Vouk, Te
United States
Skaromo Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Rotary Club
EB. B. Smith
Ohio University
Sxsith
Officers to Be Elected for Disabled American Veterans Chapter
Disabed American Veterans of the World War will elect officers at a meeting held at the Armory in Athens at 7 30 p m. The session will appoint new officers for the local organization.
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Athens
Oetock
Preliminary veterans meeting details with acting officers
Preliminary meetings of disabled veterans have been held. Carl Heck served as acting commander and Charities Goodrich as acting vice commander and treasurer. Attendees include Mr. Goldeberry and Mathal Boy from Cleveland.
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Goldeberry
mAthAl Boy
Carl Heck
Charities Goodrich
Hoover to Enter Ohio Primary in March Reports Say
White House confirms President Hoover will be entered in the Ohio primaries this spring as stated by Boat Master General Brown. The announcement came from Washington on March 3 and notes Hoover's campaign plans.
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Washington
Brown
White House
Hoover
Ohio
Push to curb interstate kidnapping bill moves in Congress
Washington March 3.2 Ret. the Dyer, Ropa Mo to the United Press today he would press for action on the interstate kidnapping law. Federal agents would be in action regarding the alleged abduction of Charles August Lindbergh as the Judiciary Committee reviews the pending bill. The Dyer Act would make interstate transportation of a kidnapping a federal offense with penalties.
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Volorad Tfense
Washington
Dyer
Ropa
United
Judiciary Committee
Charles Augustua Lindberg
Francis Named President of Appalachian Coates
J B Francis of Huntington West Virginia was named president of the newly organized Appalachian Coates fee regional coal producers corporation by the directors. The Cincinnati March 3 report notes the organization aims to unite coal producers across the region.
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Cincinnati
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