Ohio House backs Myers Bill to cut city speed limit to 25
The Myers Bill to lower urban auto speeds from 35 to 25 mph and add safety measures was recommended for passage by the House Committee on Highways. Cities could raise limits by ordinance but not lower them. penalties rise with repeat offenses. The Senate approved canal land use for highways and street use for Nelsonville and other towns.
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House
Columbus
House Committee On
House Waterways Committee
Ohio
House Elections Committee
George M. Forney
Hancock County
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clark Aumend
Fulton County
Cincinnati
Toledo
Senate
Milton J. Scott
Chillicothe
Louis J. Eberle
Nelsonville
Hocking Canal
New serum from sheep growths halts cancer tissue quickly
Mr Blakeslee reports a London Hospital serum that kills artificially grown cancer tissue in minutes and spares normal tissue. Emory University’s Dr McGhee notes anemia improvements with metalized milk, copper iron alloy infused milk. Wealth figures show US value and equality debates, with oil reserves highlighted.
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Blakeslee
Associated Press
London Hospital
England
McGhee
Emory University
Georgia
Athens County Red Cross to distribute garden seeds
Seven hundred seed packages will be distributed to needy farm families by the Athens County Red Cross. A meeting of drought relief township chairmen is set for 1:30 Saturday at the Athens Chamber of Commerce rooms to plan distribution. H. Johnson will also dispense seed from his office March 30 to April 4. Seed distributors include M. A. Jacoby, Jeff Tewksberry, Mrs. Clyde Gibson, and others across numerous townships. Vegetable seeds offered include beans beef cabbage carrot corn kale lettuce mustard spinach squash tomato and turnip.
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Athens County Red Cross
Athens Chamber of Force Rooms
A'Wahs County
H. Johnson
Athens County
M. A. Jacoby
Athens
Jeff Tewksberry
Alexander
Clyde Gibson
Ames
George Thompson
Bern
Grover Sutton
Canaan
Frank Caldwell
Carthage
E. E. Gillespie
Dover
Mat Throckmorton
Lee
Ad Creamer
Lodi
William Spear
Rome
R. I. Wolfe
Troy
Harvey Fierbaugh
Trimble
E. L. Wilson
Waterloo
Walt x McCombs
York
Youths Held In Connection With New Marshfield Burglary
Hobart Young 22 and Tom Wise, both of New Marshfield, pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Dre Magistrate C H Porter on burglary charges for the January entry of Delbert Jones’s pool room and barbershop. Bound over to the County Grand Jury, Young’s bond was set at 800 dollars and Wise’s at a fixed amount. They were arrested Tuesday by Sheriff Wayne Wingett and Deputy Sheriff George Rasp.
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New Marshfield
Hobart Young
Tom Wise
C. H. Porter
Delbert Jones
Thens County
Grand Jury
Young
Wise
Wayne Wingett
George Rasp
Fireat Muskingum Valley Fertilizer Plant in Zanesville
A blaze destroyed land at the Muskingum Valley Fertilizer Company in Zanesville causing an estimated loss of about 40000 dollars. Firefighters battled the flames, with damage described as extensive to the premises and equipment.
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Zanesville
Muskingum Valley Fertilizer Company
Ex-Marine Loses 210 Dollar Soldiers Bonus
John Stan former marine and father of five loses 210 dollars in soldiers bonus money meant for his infant daughter's funeral expenses. He suspects the loss occurred after he paid a small debt and placed his billfold in an overcoat pocket. The money was obtained with special haste from the Veterans Bureau.
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Cleveland
U.P
John Stan
Stan
Veterans’ Bureau
Officer slain by two robbers at Cincinnati drug store
Patrolman William Sorrell, 28, was shot and killed by two armed men during a drug store robbery in Cincinnati. He entered the store unaware of the holdup and died after being struck as the door opened.
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Cincinnati
U.P
William Sorrell
Sheep Barn Fire Kills 200 Registered Sheep in Taylor Township
Marysville reports a fire at the Dolph Moore stock barn in Taylor Township destroying the 200 head of registered sheep. All animals perished in the blaze overnight.
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Marysville
Dolph Moore
Taylor Township
$1 Lottery Ticket Nets New Bedford Woman $40,000
Mary Pacheco bought a $1 lottery ticket for the Army and Navy Veterans Sweepstakes of Canada in February and has been notified of a $40,000 prize. She will continue in her $18-a-week job despite the windfall.
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Mary Pacheco
Canada
New Bedford
Mos
Farm Board ready to hold 200 million bushels of wheat
The Federal Farm Board plans to keep the wheat cache in storage indefinitely to avoid depressing prices. Officials say it may release small amounts if it does not harm prices, and deny fears of market disruption. They argue the program benefits agriculture and safeguarded farming communities during a critical period.
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Washington
U.P
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Congress
Cieitains
Freak Storm Rips Through Albany and Hebbardsville
A brief wind storm struck Albany and nearby Hebbardsville at 3 pm Tuesday. Richard King suffered the heaviest loss with a destroyed poultry house, 40 plus dead chickens, and over 700 dollars in damages.
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Albany
Hebbardsville
Richard King
E. G. Pauley
Rogers Family Loses Pet Dog in Rattler Battle
Beverly Hills California readers recount a family dog named Odd who faced a rattlesnake in an encounter that ended tragically. The writer reflects on loyalty and pet devotion as he notes the dog’s bravery and the sorrow of the loss.
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Rogers
Rattler
Lays Claim to Huge Fortune by Miss Ella Wen del Kin
Mathias Ants, stated as a grandson of a Wendell sister, claims part of the $150 million fortune of the late reclusive Ella Wendell. The estate, tied to a Fifth Avenue mansion, traces to Johann George Wendell who founded the fortune in 1510 and preserved it for centuries.
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Ella Wen
Del
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mathias Ants
Johann George Wendell
Youth hunted as killer of young nurse in New England
In Rhode Island and Massachusetts police seek Vernon V. Galvin on a murder warrant for Verna Russell 20 a Truesdale Hospital student nurse found strangled near Tiverton. Elliott Hathaway 28 is a subject in the case with Galvin held as a material witness in Newport County Court.
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Fall River
Mass
Elliott
Pinky Hathaway
Massachusetts
Vernon V. Galvin
Verna Russell
Max Levy
Galvin
Tiverton
R. I
Hathaway
Miss Russell
Charles H. Bryant
Burial for Eva L Haning in Cincinnati
Eva L Haning of Columbus aged 60 dies at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati. She will be buried Thursday from the home of B G Blair at 2559 Erie Avenue Hyde Park Cincinnati. Burial plans note her Columbus residence.
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Cincinnati
Eva L. Haning
Madison Avenue
Columbus
Good Samaritan Hospital
B. G. Blair
Erie Avenue
Hyde Park
Hanning
Weather report summary with regional temperature notes
Yesterday hot and cool readings across cities with Phoenix 54 El Paso 76 and Jacksonville 74. Overnight low projections include The Pas 20 below Prince Albert 8 below and Edmonton 4 below. The forecast calls for a 36 hour window of colder, clearer conditions with a north to west wind pattern and shippers ranges.
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el Paso
Jacksonville
Pas
Prince Albert
Edmonton
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Rotary Chubs Work Praised By Pauly At Annual Meeting
Frank K E Pauly president of the Middletown Civic Association praised Rotary service as the heart of the city. He spoke to 173 Rotarians from Athens to Gallipolis at Hotel Berry about sharing wealth and equal opportunity. The Middletown Civic Association includes 14 groups and raised 165000 last year with 8000 members.
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Rotary Club
Frank KE. Pauly
Middletown
Rotary
Middletown Civvic Association
Civic Association
Middletown Civic Association
Retailera Association
Builders Exchange
The
Community Fund
Pauly Aard
William Michel Fie
Ira Miller
Jackson
Henry Eccles
Portsmouth
Veterans Adjutant Inspects Athens Spanish War Camp
W H Combs adjutant of the Marietta Camp visited Athens Camp No 78 during a Tuesday night meeting. He explained the badges and insignia of the veterans group. Mrs Combs joined him and attended the auxiliary meeting with the Rhondes from Marietta.
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Combs
W. H. Comps
Marietta
Athens Camp
Mr. Combs
Veterans’ Organization
Witness Kathryn Scott Released in Wright Murder Case
PORTSMOUTH March 25 Miss Kathryn Scott seventeen of Beckley West Virginia was released as a witness in connection with the murder of William S Wright Wheelersburg High School student Wright was killed mysteriously in April 1929.
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Portsmouth
Kathryn Scott
Beckley
W. Va
William S. Wright
Wheelersburg
Wright
Religion Nuisance To Some People
Dr. Herbert L. Willett outlined five attitudes toward religion in an Ohio University address at Alumni Memorial Auditorium. He cited views ranging from religion as a nuisance to a social force, an art, a basic moral foundation, and a personal integral in family and community life.
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Willett
Ohio University
Ewing
Herbert L. Willett
Bis
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Gandhi Narrowly Escapes Attack in Karachi Demonstration
Gandhi was uninjured after a protest in Karachi when a flagpole struck at him. Pundit Malaviya intervened to shield the Mahatma as Bharat Sabha members demonstrated against his settlement with the viceroy.
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Karachi
India
Mahatma Gandi
Bharat Sabha
Gandhi
Malaviya
Hindu Mahanabha
Mob Spurs Johnson Escape in Ocala Lynching Row
In Ocala Florida March 2 a mob gathered at Zuber five miles away to Lynch a Negro named John Johnson accused of attacking a white girl. The sheriff spirited him to a neighboring county to avoid violence. Johnson slipped out of jail during the turmoil as the girl identified him as her assailant.
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Ocala
Fla
John Johnson
Zuber
Here
Johnson
Green to Speak at All-Ohio Congress in Columbus
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor will address the All-Ohio Congress in Columbus on April 23. The congress sessions run from April 21 to 23.
Insurgent Forces Gather Near Chontales in Nicaragua
In Managua on March 6 reports noted fears of a comparatively large insurgent army concentrating in Chontales. No injuries or casualties were confirmed. The report highlights rising tensions in the region amid ongoing conflict.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Chontales
Loses His Ticket For 58900 Prize
Baltimore date story about Peter Balko a Pollah laborer who bought an Irish Sweepstakes ticket. A Dublin cablegram announced he won 85900 consolation prize but the winning stub could not be found after a night of searching. Balko plans to forget the chance if the prize cannot be recovered.
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Baltimore
Peter Balko
Pollah
Balko
Dublin
New York
Peter
Illinois May End Dry Reign
Wet and dry factions in the Illinois Senate prepare for a close vote on repealing the Search and Seizure Act. Wet backers predict a 26 to 25 win. drys pledge to sway reluctant votes and push Gov. Emmerson to veto if passed.
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Springfield
Hil
Tilinoia Senate
Drya
Laura I. Emmerson
Emmerson
Dr Berry Recovering After Hospital Transfer
Dr John H Berry superintendent of Athens State Hospital is recovering slowly after being removed to the Jewish Hospital Cincinnati for sinus treatment. During his absence acting superintendent is Dr F A Osborne assistant superintendent.
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John H. Berry
Athens State Hospital
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Athena Friends
F. A. Osborne
Fire destroys seven downtown business houses in Springfield
A downtown blaze in Springfield Ohio caused about 200000 dollars in damage to seven business buildings. The fire started early today and destroyed several stores, with crews working to control the flames and assess the extent of the losses.
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Svuringfield
U.P
Princess Maria Olayva Urges Colombia Powers to Free 120
Daughter of the Colombian president petitions for clemency for petty criminals in prison. The government responds by releasing 120 convicts after her appeal.
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Maria Olayva
Colombia
Sunday matinees would be allowed if bill passes
Columbus March The Marshall bill legalizing Sunday afternoon motion picture shows moved through the Senate by a 52 to 1 vote. It would ban Sunday morning films but permit Sunday afternoon showings. The measure now faces House opposition before potential enactment.
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Senate
House
Columbus
Marshall
House of Representatives
Kim
J. 1
Cleveland
Sage
Jones
Ohio lawmakers debate licenses and living rights in tense session
In a heated discussion, lawyers barbers and others denounce state boards that would require permits to work. Alchison argues Ohio residents should earn a living without tax or state permission while a 106 to 5 vote passes a bill exempting life insurance trusts from taxes. Rep Herman In Vail of Cleveland pushes the measure as the House considers new bills and announcements from Rep W D Gradison and State Treasurer Harry S Day.
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Ketter
Howrews
Ep. H. SB. Ketter
Springfield
Senate
Lewis
George P. Lewis
Youngatowt
W. P. Tucker
Adama
Hugh Addison
Columbus
Tucker
Ohio
Alchison
Herman
Vail
Cleveland
W. D. Gradison
Cincinnati
Harry 8. Day
Tammany Rallies to Fight Pr Ordered at Capital
Tammany Hall prepares to defend the city government as New York faces legislative action ordered from Albany. The historic Democratic machine mobilizes extensive forces to counter probes into city county and judicial departments, seeking to shield its long-held control.
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Capital
New York
Tammany Hall
New York City
Porday
Hocking Hill Family Seeks Stove Through Salvation Army
Athens housewives are asked to notify Adjutant Bernard Stone of the Salvation Army if they have an old stove to donate to the needy Hocking Hill family. The drive notes chairs were collected but no kitchen stove yet located for the family.
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Bernard Stone
Salvation Army
Famiry
Hocking Hill
Athens
Adjutant Stone
Caaitiele
Auto collision injures three in Columbus
In Columbus on March 25 402R a car was struck by a fire truck. Mrey Michael B. Fox aged 39 remained in serious condition with Bernard Fox her son and Joseph J. Jester 29 also badly hurt.
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Columbus
Michael B. Fox
Bernard Fox
Joseph J. Jester
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