Southeastern Ohio Parents and Teachers Conference Held in Pomeroy
Ten counties represented as the sixth annual Southeastern District Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers met at Pomeroy High School. Dr LoA Hansen urged home-based mental health education for children while Marietta's BirL Ray LBea Gle described a summer roundup.
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Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
O. Burd
Birl Ray Lbea Gle
Marietta
Lo A Hansen
Ohio University
Hansen
C. Kendel
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PLPOA
Kendel
W S Ebert
Milo Kimball
Jessie Charters
Ohio State University
Kimball
Charters
O. G. Rust
Ralston Tussett
Bird
Presbyterian Church
Bird ¢Apressus
Irene Steettnar
Messenger Booth at Athena Exposition in Ohio University
The Messenger plans a booth at the Athena merchants exposition in Ohio University's Men’s Gymnasium on March 19 20 and 21. It will display world news center maps and a complete process of making cuts from photo to reproduction with original Messenger cartoon drawings. News flashes and major breaks will be shown on the exhibit bulletin board.
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Hocking Valley
Athena Merchants
Ohio University
Messenger
Judge Blesser Near Death In Chillicothe
Judge Peter J Blesser of the Fourth District Court of Appeals lies near death in Chillicothe from Boght's disease His son John a Harvard student has been summoned to his bedside
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Chillico
WES
Peter J Blesser
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Boght
John
Harvard
Farm relief and tariff measures planned for Congress session
Senator McNary of the Senate Agriculture Committee announced during a national broadcast that major farm policy actions will pass in the coming special session. He said a tariff to shield farm producers and a federal farm board to aid marketing would be enacted, with hearings set for March 25 and invitations extended to farm leaders nationwide.
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Wallo.s
United Press Star
Washington
Congress
Charman McNary
Senate Agriculture
American Farmers Tonight
McNary
Federal Farm Board
Hoover to Act After Britons Elect in May
President Hoover plans to reopen disarmament talks soon after the British elections in May. A United Press source says action will follow, de-emphasizing the Geneva Conference set for April 15 and moving toward Washington’s broader disarmament push. The report cites ongoing preparatory steps for major negotiations.
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Washington
United Press
Geneva
Hugh Gibson
United States
Thelwashington
Tag
Father and Son Guilty in Horst Boy Kidnaping
WOOSTER March 16 A jury found Elias Arnold and his son Arthur guilty of kidnapping Melvin Horst a 4 year old Orrville boy abducted December 27 Melvin has never been found The case centered on a curley headed eight year old boy's testimony of seeing the Arnolds lure Melvin into their home and into a car The elder Arnold an enemy of Marshal Frey Horst admitted hostility but denied involvement The verdict will be appealed and sentencing delayed three days for appeal filings
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Guil
Walter A. Mouper
Marion Gravel
Wayne County
Arnolds
Junior Wanna
Melsin
Melvin
Marshal Frey Horst
Horst
Wallus Arnold
D Metz
Starn
Weather Delaying Road Work in Athens County
County Surveyor J. W. Wilton said road construction hinges on weather with no work completed last week and no definite plans for this week. In Clovis New Mexico, Charles A. Lindbergh was reported flying west after a brief stop.
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J. W. Wilton
Athens County
Wilson
Liady
Peving
Murder Trials Begin in Morris Mansfield Case
March 16 marks the start of murder prosecutions against two appointees, Morris Mansfield and GIMNEVA, amid a case alleging poison alcohol distribution. The court schedule anticipates the World Court framework, as the United States considers entering the court under a 1926 protocol.
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Prorta
Morris Mansfield
Lhhu Aoe
Joan Hurst
Telali
United Court, States
Three gas firms seek purchase in Ohio merger plan
The Logan Gas Company asked the Public Utilities Commission for authority to sell its property to the Ohio Fruct Gay Company for 22 062 600. Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas seeks to sell distribution plants at Bowling Green and North Baltimore. All are subsidiaries of the Columbia Gas & Electric Corporation. the actions include stock issuances to finance the deal and capitalize the combined company at 1,660,000 shares.
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Coumels
UPR
Logan Gas Company
Stituies Commission
Ohio Fruct Gay Company
Bowling Green
North Battimore
Northwestern
Ohio Natural Gas Company
Te Price
Colmbie Gas & Electric Corporation
Delaware
Tre
Ohio Fuel Gaa
Logan
Juosan Gas
Ghia Fuel Gas Company
Logan Gas
Corumbua
Tosan Gas Company
Freeman T B Eagleson
Marcy
Willam Schwarts
Sue
John
Jonis
Bel
Ater
Tamaqua
Palm Beach
Willymen
Monster
Lehigh Coal
Thejton Company
Southern Club
Ohio
Panther Creek
Jing
Coj
Bill
Arenes
Western Club
Toledo
Maumee
Jefferson
Perrysburg
Rossford
Gunesville
Foch Claimed Doomed by Uremia and Weakness
Paris dispatch reports Marshal Ferdinand Foch gravely ill with uremia and weakened condition. Doctors say death likely, with some predicting only a few weeks to months left, despite efforts to delay the end.
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Foch
Paris Marth
Ferdinand Poth
Ins Physeluns
Docor de Gennes
Heitz-Boycer
del ‘Gennes
Heitz Royer
Crance
Floods Do Wide Destruction Across Nation Amid Suffering
Reports from TMITD PRESS describe widespread floods across the United States causing heavy property damage and loss of life. Major impact in southern Alabama with many towns inundated as Red Cross, National Guard, and volunteers deploy by air and boat to reach stricken areas. Flooding spreads to Mississippi, Georgia, and Southwestern Florida with rising rivers threatening the northeast.
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United States
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Alabama
Hescna
Red Crows
National Guard
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi River
Tributal
United Press
Slitistius
Eouthern
Nusuier
Matt
Applachian
Geneva
Brewton
Ala
Diba
Caryville
Fla
West Point
Newton
Albany
Bainbridge
National
Coast Guard
Enterprise
Troy
Red Cross
Athens Police Chief Says Shortstaffed Force Fails City
Athens police face service gaps due to a small force. Chief E S Finsterwald says two officers cannot cover both street duty and headquarters simultaneously. He urges residents to call his Palmer Street home number when police are unreachable.
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Athens
E. S. Finsterwald
Mod
B.S Finsterveld
Finsterwald
Palmer Street
Captain Maple
Chief Finsterwatd
Tacky party satire in Palm Beach echoes Marie Antoinette
The piece mocks a Palm Beach social scene as a modern tacky party where guests imitate peasants. It points out the contrast with old France where Marie Antoinette dressed as a milkmaid, noting the danger of such displays and implying Palm Beach’s party holds social sway locally.
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Old
France
Kraroe
Palm Beach
Baker begins Panamanian flight from Guatemala City
The report notes Captain Tin C. Baker taking off from Guatemala City at 2:27 p.m en route to the Panama Canal Zone with a fuel stop in Managua. Earlier departure from Brownsville included stops at Tampico and Mexicali La Minatitlán.
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The
Canal Zone
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Tin C. Baker
Browneville
Texas
Panama i Canal Zone
I Weber
Managua
Nicaragua
Brownsville
Tampico
Minititlan
Mexico
Athens County Real Estate Taxes Due By March 20
County Treasurer Rafael Johnson urged Parma Township residents to pay real estate taxes by Wednesday March 20 to avoid a ten percent penalty on late payments. He noted total taxes collected are $450000 with about $250000 remaining, and encouraged those who have not paid to settle before the deadline.
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Athens County
Rafael Johnson
Johnson
Yellow mongrel cabbies mourn death of Joe the tail-less pup
Cincinnati mourns Joe a yellow mongrel beloved by cabbies. Born in a garage he rode in taxis and guided drivers through the city. He was killed after leaping from a cab and was laid to rest at midnight in a satin casket by his cabdriver friends.
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Cinginnati
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Joe
Cincinnati
Deivera
Huicr Ag
Central Union Station
Wag
Charles Trushou
Flood Devastates Alabama and Surrounding States
Heavy rainfall plunges Alabama Georgia and parts of Florida into floods as tens of thousands lose homes. National Guard troops motor boats and Air Force planes deliver aid while relief camps race to shelter survivors amid rising waters and disease fears.
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