BHEAI Speaker and Ratcliffe to Speak at Ohio University
A renowned editor and interpreter of modern social and political thought, Ratcliffe, longtime Manchester Guardian writer and former editor in India, will lecture at University Auditorium Tuesday at 7 20 PM. He will discuss The New Road from Washington and assess outcomes of the Washington Arms conference.
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Ohio University
Kk. Ratcliffe
England
Manchester Guardian
University
Ratcliffe
E. B. Bryan
Washington Arms
Washington
India
America
Payroll Robbery Injures Treasurer In Long Island City
A bandit held up Benjamin F. Primm assistant treasurer of the Tiffin Products corporation in Long Island City and shot him escaping with a $9,000 payroll. The holdup occurred near the company office door and Primm was wounded.
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New York
Benjamin FE
Primm
Tiffin Products Corpoeration
Long Island City
Kenyon Denies Using Derogatory Terms About Newberry
Judge William S. Kenyon telegraphed Senators Spencer and Reed that he did not call Senator Newberry Judas Iscariot or a traitor in his University of Missouri speech. The exchange followed Spencer's claim that Kenyon criticized Newberry, triggering later verbal clashes in the Senate as quotes and replies were read into the record.
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Washington
Newberry
Judas Iscariot
University of Missouri
William S. Kenyon
Spencer and
Reed
Missouri
Spencer
Kenyon
Senate
War budget cuts to hit U S forts and camps say Weeks
Miami March 3 The proposed $50 to $60 million reduction in the war department budget for the new fiscal year will trim at least a third of army forts posts flying fields and training camps in the United States, Secretry of War Weeks said during a vacation stay here.
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Miami
Fla
War Department
United States
Weeks
Local residents report various moves and illnesses
Lottridge Co D Swartz and C E Woode made a business trip on Monday. Mrs John Zumbach an aged lady living at this place was taken seriously ill with paralysis Tuesday night. J B Pitts has been confined to his home with a cold. Mr and Mrs Esmond Brandebre ry were Sunday guests of Elmer Brandeberry and family near Frost. Mrs J L Allen was an Athens visitor recently. Edson Swartz made a business trip to Belpre Tuesday. Mr and Mrs William Chase have moved to the Ed Chase place at Vanderhoof.
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D. Swartz
C. E. Woode
Success
John Zumbach
J. B. Pitts
Esmond Brandebrery
Elmer Brandeberry
Frost
JL. H. Allen
Athens
Edson Swartz
Belpre
William Chase
Ed Chase
Vanderhoof
Local Social News From Latrobe and Area
Latrobe residents report Audrey and Mildred Fitch attending a party at Freda Parker’s in Tuppers Plains Saturday. George Dunfee is seriously ill. Dr J Morrison of Stewart called on relatives here last week. Frank Arnold is able to be out. Mr and Mrs B D Morrison visited E E Fitch on Sunday. Ethel Deeter ill with flu. Mrs Charley Clark of Rockland visited her daughter Mrs A H Morrison. A H Huggins of Athens spent the weekend here. Alfred Morrison moved his family to his father’s farm nearby. Mrs Abner Deeter ill. Brady Lemaster recovered from a recent illness and is out again.
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Mildred Fitch
Freda Parker
Tuppers Plains
George Dunfee
J. Morrison
Stewart
Frank Arnold
B. D. Morrison
E. Fitch
Ethel Deeter
Charley Clark
Rockland
A. H. Morrison
A. H. Huggins
Athens
Alfred Morrison
Abner Deeter
Brady Lemaster
James Omen
Evans
Columbus
Loyal Womens
Lena Martin
Chester Sanders
Dan Fulton
Glouster
H. O. McDaniel
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Viola Howard
Frank Daugherty
L. A. Morrison
G. C. Patton
R. F. Totman
William Brown
Robert
China
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Elmer Poling
H. A. Tipton
the Plains
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Chauncey
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Ervin Varner
Shirley
William Werner
Austin Owen
Tom Hillen
Abe Rankin
Lucy Totman
Marl Howard
M. A. Howard
Howard
Capital
Edith Morrison
Jacksonville
Ben Morrison
L. E. Wood
Irene
Harrison Tippie
J. M. Warner
Sugar Creek
Poling
Grover Patton
C. H. Boudinott
Chalmer
Wm. Forbus
Margaret Warner
Sam Males
Local notes on residents and visitors in the area
Luster Enlow is dragging the roads. Frank Shanks of New Marshfield was out to the farm Thursday. Lucile Drake who has been ill is better. Miss Alice Pidcock was a visitor at the Tick Ridge school Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith were Sunday guests of Mrs. Emma Jones. Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper were calling on Mrs. Lowery and family Sunday. Luster Enlow and Alice Jones were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley.
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Luster Enlow
Frank Shanks
New Marshfield
Lucile Drake
Alice Pidcock
Tick Ridge
Carl Smith
Emma Jones
John Cooper
Lowery
Ofa
Alice Jones
Wesley
Local Notes Change Hands and Illness Reported
Baughman and family are noted. Mrs James Price is ill. Edward Cooper, previously sick, can return to school. Lucile Drake has left for a position in Athens.
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Baughman
James Price
Edward Cooper
Lucile Drake
Athens
Ohio Wesleyan Tournament Delays Word From Athens
No word received from Athens by 2 30 pm as Athens was slated to face Grove City in the Ohio Wesleyan tournament. In morning play Delaware Cambridge and the two Dayton high schools plus Newark won their games easily.
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Athens
Athens Hi
Ohio Wesleyan
Grove City
Delaware
Cambridge
Dayton
Newark
Two Fatal Accidents Shock Parkersburg
Parkersburg West Virginia experienced two deadly accidents today. Paul A. Kress a 17 year old motorcyclist was killed instantly when struck and thrown to the roadway. Marcus Weihl a 6 year old was crushed to death after being run down by a road construction truck.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Paul A. Kress
Marcus Weihl
State utilities commission tied to raise Ohio Bell rates
Attorney George T. Poor says the law binds the state utilities commission to boost charges when unifying service for Ohio Bell. The commission also approves Ohio Bell buying Springfield Xenia properties and setting higher rates from 12 to 100 percent after unification.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
George T. Poor
Cincinnati
Roseville
Ohio Bell Company
Springfield Xenia Company
Kent Wins American Dog Derby in Blizzard Challenge
Kent defended his title as American dog driving champion by winning the annual U S Dog derby at Ashton Idaho. He drove through a blizzard that taxed the team and his trail skills to claim a large purse and a trophy.
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Tnd
Kent
U. S
Ashton
Idaho
Iy Ja Hutchinson
Intrepi Wef
Mid Grove
Smokey” Gaston
Tad Kent
Local Social News from Sand Rock and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Sarah Stahl and Mrs. Margaret Ogg spent Wednesday with Mr. Genia Colvin. Bert Roberts moved his family from Broadwell to this place Thursday. Several from this place attended revival services at Broadwell. Hal Brawley moved his family from Utley to this place Tuesday.
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Sarah Stahl
Margaret Ogg
Genia Colvin
Jennie Grandstaff
Connie van Dyke
Charley White
Broadwell
Clyde Colvin
Bert Roberts
Mae Townsend
Lydia Moore
Orinda Taylor
Mary Brown
N. H. Celvin
Carlos Ogg
Man
Nelsonville
George Ogg
Stahle
Charles Stahle
Genie Colvin
Dana
Floyd Webb
Gilbert Boudinot
Vinnie van Dyke
Gente Colvin
Mary Grandstaff
Margaret Org
Hal Brawley
Utley
Millfield Names Many Residents At Local Gatherings
The column lists visits and activities around Millfield and nearby towns. Mrs. Evans of Columbus stayed with Mrs. James Omen. the Loyal Womens Class met with thirteen members. several families traveled to Glouster and Columbus for shopping and business. A missionary lecture at the M E Church, church and home visits, and new tractor purchase are noted among residents and visitors.
Orchard Demonstration Earns $476 Profit in Ohio
Ohio State University specialists report an acre of 15 year old Baldwin apples in Portage County, tended as a demonstration orchard, yielded a net profit of $476.50 after pruning, fertilizing, and a full spray program. George Ladd, with agent C. R. Shumway, followed the university calendar, earning $556.75 income against $80.25 expenses.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
George Ladd
Atwater
Portage County
C. R. Shumway
Baldwins
State Extension Service
University
Ladd
Royal color loyalties of Princess Mary and Queen Alexandra
Blue remains Princess Mary’s favored hue as royal bride, with pink associated with Queen Mary and heliotrope linked to Queen Alexandra. The article notes these color associations within the royal family and their stylistic preferences.
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Princess Mary
England
Queen Mary
Queen Alexandra
Sharpsburg News Roundup and Local Notes
Winter ends as Easter flowers appear and lilac buds swell in Sharpsburg. The Bartlett Institute hosted a well attended home talent event with local performers. Residents include Mrs. Rardin and others visiting, updates on Huffman’s hospital recovery, Ray Sedwick’s improved condition, and farm sales as Henry Warren plans a sale and Fred Mills buys the Plantville property. Community talk centers on road projects and reflections on Leonard Tucker’s articles.
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Robita
Wren
Bartlett Institute
Lillian Rardin
Leota Strode
Grace Glover
Minta Dille
Dille
Will Wolf
Buchtel
Murray City
Ray Sedwick
Columbus
Henry Warren
Plantaville
Fred Mills
Fref
Selby
Hig Farm
Barrett
Sharpsburg Hill
Leonard Tucker
Athens relief fund donors listed for cash donations
Relief funds names will be recorded as cash in daily tabulations. Checks payable to James Ginnan or W. B. Golden, Red Cross treasurer, sent to the Athens Chamber of Commerce for credit. Total received by Friday noon was 1268.25 with gifts from Athens Elks Lodge 973, Knights of Columbus, Athens Ice & Storage Co, Zenner Co, Athena Kiwanis Club, F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery, and others totaling the amount noted.
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James Ginnan
W. B. Golden
Red Cross
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens Elks Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Zenner Ce
Csccsce
Cove
Athena Kiwanis Club
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Comdory Seksi Oes Osads
Navy fuel allowance cut approved by House
The House approved the appropriation committee recommendation to reduce the navy deficiency fuel allowance for the remainder of the fiscal year from 11 057 610 to 6 282 685, despite objections from Secretary of the Navy Denby.
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Washington
Mar
Nay Denby
House
Navy
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