Spelling Bees Begin April 7 in Athens County Schools
On Friday morning April 7 the first in a series of county spelling contests will be held at each elementary school. Words come from March lists and prior sequences, with winners reported by grade. Arbor Day plans are advanced and Arbor and Bird Day are to be observed Friday afternoon.
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Athens County
Guy Dinsmoor
State Department of Education
Resolution of Respect for Alice Spooner by Snow Fork Temple 77
Snow Fork Temple No. 77 Pythian Sisters of Murray Ohio mourn the death of Mrs. Alice Spooner on March 19. The charter will be draped for 30 days and copies sent to the Athens Messenger and the bereaved family. Committee members Hattie Tipton Millie Bush Mara Wein.
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Alice Spooner
Temple
Athens
Utah Ridge man accused in paternity case
Clarence Turner of Utah Ridge in Vinton county is charged with being the father of Jessa Stanley's child. The affidavit cites a birth date of June 37, 1931 and Turner was released on a $400 bond furnished by his father John Turner for appearance before an Athens magistrate.
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Clarence Turner
Utah Ridge
Vinton County
A. I. Stanley
Jessa Stanley
Athens Township
Miss Stanley
John Turner
Athens
Cyclone Wipes Crane Hill. Several Dead and Injured
A cyclone struck Crane Hill, a town fifteen miles from Cullman Alabama, early today. Meagre reports indicate several killed and a number more injured.
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Cullman
Ala
Crane Hill
Rebels seize 100 tons of British Army ammo in transit
In Cork Ireland on March 31 Irish Republican Army rebels reportedly seized 100 tons of British army ammunition being shipped to England. The confiscation was confirmed by International News Service sources.
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Cork
Ireland
International News Service
Irish Republican Army
England
Rebels Hold Up Train and Expel I R A Members
A Londonderry dispatch reports Irisheyeas army rebels delaying a train near Newton Cunningham and burying goods. Rebels also expelled loyal I R A members from barracks in Cardonagh and Moville.
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Irisheyeeas
Newton-Cunningham
Londonderry
Cardonagh
Moville
Day Runs for Governor Amid Statewide Republican Wave
Senator Arthur H. Day announced his gubernatorial candidacy to the Voters League of Cleveland stating he runs not for any group or clique but to meet a general demand of Republican citizenship across the state.
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Cleveland
Mar
Arthur H. Day
Rioting Across Cities Over Church Treasures Seizure
Rioting broke out in several areas after the government ordered church treasures donated for famine relief. Troops were deployed in some locations to disperse worshippers resisting the seizure of relics.
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Moscow
Appeal for forty tents to shelter flood-threatened residents
In Springfield on March 31 an appeal arrived at the governor's office from Vailey City requesting forty tents to house citizens endangered by rising Illinois River waters and forced displacement.
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Springfield
Iinois
Vailey City
Washington conference ends with ratification by United States
The American government notified other powers that the Washington conference agreement has completed ratification. The dispatch from Washington signals official completion of the conference troe aiey retification process.
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Washington
Mar
International News Service
Troea.iey
Delegates Picked for Genoa Conference from Germany
Berlin March 31 The announced Germany delegation to the Genoa economic conference includes Chancellor Wirth Foreign Secretary Rathenau Minister of economics Robert Schmidt Herr Termes and one representative of the labor ministry.
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Berlin
Mar
Germany
Chancellor Wirth
Rathenau
Robert Schmidt
Herr Termes
Labor
Embargo Drafted on Dye Stuffs in Tariff Bill
Washington March 81 Republican members of the Senate finance committee draft a protective embargo on dye stuffs and initiated chemicals within the new tariff bill. The move aims to shield domestic industries from imported supplies and related competition.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Soviet Letters of Exchange Abolished After Power Change
The Soviet authorities announced that letters of exchange had been abolished with the rise to power, marking a shift in financial codes and economic policy. The measure reflects a broader move to restructure monetary instruments in the new regime.
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Sovis
Tig
Fire at Colonial Hotel Nassau Burns 806 Rooms
British colonial hotel Nassau section alerted after blaze gut the Colonial Hotel containing 806 rooms. Loss estimated over a million dollars as fire spread rapidly through the building in the early hours. Local authorities investigate cause and assess damages.
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Fla
Seral News Service
Nassau
Con
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