Festival of God Art Exhibit and Mother’s Week on Campus
Athens Ohio hosts a multi day event featuring art exhibits and mother’s week activities on campus. The program includes lectures, sorority events, a scholarship presentation, and a musical program in the Chubb Library terrace and University Auditorium with a Dean Dorothy Rob ague portrait and student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlett
Athens
Ohio
Dorothy Rob
Ague
Edwin
Chubb
Barrie
NDAY NGER RDay Thousand Families AGE py
Fragmentary OCR notes show jumbled terms about day, families, ages, and numbers. No coherent event or names clear enough to identify for a proper card.
President-Elect to Visit Athens
Dr. Herman G. James, president-elect of Ohio University, will visit Athens next week. He will speak in Columbus Monday then come to Athens as guest of Dr. and Mrs. T. R. Biddle at 20 Park Place. On Wednesday he will be introduced at the Ohio University convocation and speak briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. James
Ohio University
Athens
Columbus
Mra. T. R. Biddle
Park Place
Compromise in Senate Bonus Fight Forecast Brightens
Washington reports a potential shift in the Senate as rivalry between Patman and Vinson bonus camps grows. Chairman Harrison seeks a night vote to substitute the Vinson bill, with administration aims to block Patman. The three major bonus bills are set for a final test in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Patman
Vinson
Washington
Harrison
Finance Committee
Senate Chamber
Clark
Missouri
Goldsberry Is Victor In Suit Over Fraud Charges
Frank E. Goldsberry of Athens and his family were cleared of all charges of intent to defraud Brunson Savings and Loan Company of Columbus after Judge Harley M. Whitcraft dismissed the petition. The Columbus firm alleged a deed and a $6,000 mortgage showed insolvency and fraudulent intent. the judge ruled the plaintiff failed to prove its case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Brunson Savings and Loan Company
Columbus
Harley M. Whitcraft
Logan
Brunson Company
Blaine R. Goldsberry
Whitcraft
Gallia Academy Ranked Among Oldest Accredited High Schools
Gallia Academy High School, in Gallipolis, is among the three oldest members of the North Central Association accrediting list. Principal E. E. Huggins announced Thursday that the school has again been unanimously recommended for accreditation. The school first made the list in 1603, two years after Chillicothe and one year after Cleveland East and Hillsboro.
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Gallipolis
North Central Association
Gallia Academy High School
Informaton
E. E. Huggins
Gaia Academy High School
Chillicothe
Cleveland East
Hillsboro
United States
New Immunization for Children Discovered in Cleveland
Dr Charles F McKhann of Boston described a placenta extract based immunization for scarlet fever and measles at the American Pediatric Society convention in Cleveland. The method shows between eighty and ninety percent success and offers protection for families with multiple children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles F. McKhann
Boston
American Pediatric Society
Relief Rolls To Be Reduced by Nearly Seven Thousand Families
Ohio relief rolls will drop by 6 974 families in May as C C Stillman announces a May relief budget of 8 973531. Total recipients expected 242 072 families and 63 864 singles, down from April. Direct relief 6 790540, work projects 1 945971, care of transients 228020. County allocations include Athens Gallia Hocking Meigs Vinton with amounts and headcounts.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. C. Stillman
Stillman
Athens County
Gallia County
Hocking County
Meigs County
Vinton County
Pair Believed Kidnapped in New Mexico
In Gallup New Mexico Robert Minor a New York journalist and David Levinson a Philadelphia attorney were reported missing by a witness wife of a man detained after an April riot that left three dead. Masked abductors drove off in three cars while Minor was said to be slugged. Local and state police were mobilized amid labor strife in the mining town. Levinson alleged to have appeared in the Reichstag fire trial and Minor planned a nationwide speaking tour to organize the defense.
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Gallup
N. M
Robert Minor
New York
David Levinson
Philadephia
Joe Bartel
Minor
Levinson
Germany
Administration Plans House Support to Extend NRA Rescue
Roosevelt forces rely on the House to salvage NRA extension amid Senate hurdles. A tentative strategy outlines extending the recovery unit to next April, with administration aims to secure House passage for a measure more acceptable to the White House.
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House
NRA
Washington
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
White House
Slayer of Boy Scout Faces Kentucky Jury
Pikeville Kentucky trial entered its second day for Denver Tolliver 25 charged with killing Clyde Quillen 18 a Boy Scout. Quillen was shot as he ran for help for Scoutmaster Cassie Quillen 21 who had been blinded by a volley into the Scouts camp. Tolliver says he did not fire at Clyde and thought the boy was an enemy when he heard him running toward his house.
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Pikeville
Denver Tolliver
Tolliver
Clyde Quillen
Clyde
Cassie Quillen
Man Admits Drowning Girl In Bathtub Over Crooked Mouth
Frank Flynn a garage manager described as heavy-jowled and mild appears to have confessed to drowning 6 year old Margaret Parlatto in his apartment bathtub. The police report notes his emotionless admission and shows him calmly smoking a cigar after the confession.
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New York
Frank Flynn
Margaret Parlatto
Flynn
Relief Investigators Conclude County Study in Athens
Investigators led by Albert Levin, attorney Lorain, ended a week long survey of relief handling in Athens County and left for Columbus without releasing findings. They will present a written report to the Joint Legislative Relief Investigating Committees, with further action pending. Levin indicated a possible return before the report is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Columbus
Ender Albert A. Levin
Lorain
Joint Legislative Relief
House of Representatives
Senate
H. T. Phillips
Levin
Three Die as Lightning Strikes Across Midwest
Severe storms ripped through Kentucky Indiana and Illinois with fierce winds and lightning. In Louisville homes were unroofed and debris blocked streets as residents prepared for the Derby. A 4 year old girl escaped injury when a door shielded her bed. In Indiana a 7 year old girl was found alive after being knocked from her home. A 3 year old and a 31 year old man were killed by a felled tree on a Henderson County farm. A 19 year old was struck in the neck by a bolt near Kevil Ballard County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana
Louiisville
Mary Jane Floyd
Floyd
Jaronville
Ind
Fiona Gentry
Cc. C. Bennett
Balcolm Flanigan
Bennett
Henderson County
Thomas Spencer
Kevil
Ballard County
Frazier Bill Receives Senate Agriculture Panel Backing
The Frazier Bill to refinance farm mortgages with an interest rate of 11 44 percent won approval Friday from the Senate Agriculture Committee.
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Frazier
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Floods Spread In Ohio Friday
Heavy rainfall flooded roads across Ohio causing road detours and stranded workers. Automobiles stalled on inundated routes while children missed school and miners could not return home. Detours were reported in Perry Guernsey Muskingum Noble counties between towns and Caldwell.
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Columbus
Perry County
Tropic
State Highway Patrol
Cumberland
Pleasant City
Guernsey County
Roseville
Crookeville
Muskingum
Perry
Caldwell
Noble County
Columbus Barber Board Agency Window Rushes Renewals
October breezes rush through the sixth floor office as hundreds of barber license renewal applications are hurled from the State Barber Board window. Attaches report the chaotic scene in Columbus as barbers toss papers Friday in the board office.
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Columbus
State Barber Board
Cattle theft solved after brief deputy inquiry
Deputy Sheriff Roy Goldsburry and city police traced seven stolen steers to W. C. Burton of Athens County. Two steers were slaughtered at a Cincinnati packing house. Burton is jailed in Athens County. Niggemeyer may recover five head. Sheriff Luption cited Parton for leading cattle across fields to a loading chute. Goldsburry recovered $122.60 from Cincinnati payment.
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Jake Niggemeyer
Dog Hollow
Dutch Ridge
W. C. Burton
Athens
Roy Goldsburry
Niggemeyer
Cincinnati
Burton
Niggemeyer's Pasture
Parton
Charles W. Luption
Goldsberry
Marietta
Parkersboro
Wheeling
Cincinnatis
Bip
Roads Flooded as High Waters Tie Up Traffic
Heavy rains over two days sent streams over banks and pushed the Hocking River toward flood stage in the Athens district. Route 13 between Chauncey and Corning and Route 313 near Trimble faced two feet of water, with other routes intermittently closed or flooded as Glouster and Corning bus service were suspended. Temperature swings preceded a forecast of fair, colder weather Saturday.
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Hocking River
Athens
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Chauncey
Corning
Amesville
Sharpsburg
Trimble
Coolville
Lancaster
Rockbridge
Redtown
Glouster-Athena
Corning-Glouster
Roosevelt Break With Chamber of Commerce Old News
Beverly Hills columnist Will Rogers says Roosevelt's split with the U S Chamber of Commerce is longstanding and inevitable dating from March 4, 1933. He quips Roosevelt leads with five billion in temporary alimony and predicts a reader friendly divorce story.
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Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
Will
Beverly Hills
Calif
U. & Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Will Rogers
Ultra Liberals Plan Conference to Consider Third Party
Washington reports a Saturday meeting of more than fifty left wing leaders to gauge support for a national third party. Louisiana Senator Long criticizes the Roosevelt administration calling it the St Vitus Dance Government and jokes about sending the President to sea aboard Vincent Astor’s yacht to slow the nation’s course.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Senator Long
Louisiana
Howard Y. Williams
National Farmer Labor Party
Long
St. Vitus
Congress
Vincent Astor
President
Fieh
Weekly Trade Review Signals Widening Operations and Demand
NEW YORK reports that the weekly Dun and Bradstreet trade review finds improved trade developments with a widening of operations in some industrial divisions expansion in mining and building activity and evidence of broadened consumer demand indicating healthier economic activity.
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New York
Dun & Brad Street
Weekly Trade Review
Eastern Ohio Judges Will Hear Complaints May Meeting
NEW PHILADELPHIA Judge RE FE Lindsey calls common pleas judges from 16 Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District counties to convene here May 16. They meet as the conservancy district court to review board amendments to the project official plan. Cincinnati text notes the death of Dollie Robb White, granddaughter of General Bam Pourton, early Texan governor.
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New Philadelphia
RE. FE. Lindsey
Common Pleas
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
Conservancy District Court
Board of Directors of
District
Cincinnati
Dollie Robb White
Bam Pourton
Texam
House Bitter Over Senate's Long Recess
In Columbus Ohio the House objects to the Senate delaying work as it prepares for another indefinite recess possibly through May 23. The body tailed one Senate bill and defeated another 56 to 0 while Speaker Bittinger vows to hold an appropriation bill aiding Northwest Territory celebration until Senate returns.
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House
Senate
Columbus
Frank RB
Uibe
William M. Boyd
Cuyahoga
Bittinger
Northwest Territory
J. Freer Bittinger
Earthquakes Kill 500 in Kara District Frontier
Reports from Istanbul say Friday tremors across the Turco-Russian frontier devastate Kara District with 500 dead and 1,200 injured. Homes collapse in Digor Dir and along the Armenian River border as residents flee to open ground while searchers probe wreckage in 15 towns.
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Istanbul
Kara
Soo
Digor
Wife of Macon Hero Is Given Aeronautic Job
Mrs. Ernest E. Dailey of Wellsville Ohio will work in the Bureau of Aeronautics after her husband went down with the dirigible Macon in the Pacific. Rear Admiral Ernest J King recommended her for the post. Dailey served as a radio operator transmitting the Macon’s position as rescuers rushed to aid.
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Macon
Washington
Ernest E. Dailey
Wellsville
Pacific Ocean
Bureau of Aero
Ernest J. King
Mrs. Dailey
Dailey
Weesele
Father and Daughter Reunite After 31 Years in 1904 Separation
Irwin Kansas City official Alonzo Gehrman and his daughter Anna Brett met in Springfield after 31 years apart. Gehrman last saw her in 1904 when she was a baby, and Beott recalls the separation from her mother as a toddler.
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Irwin
Alonzo Gehrman
Kansas City
Kan
Anna Brett
Gehrman
Springfield
Mra Beott
Labor Chief Expects Quick GM Strike Settlement
Detroit AP report says labor secretary and mediators near an accord to settle the General Motors strike affecting 26 000 workers across multiple plants. Edward F McGrady and William Knudsen hold talks as AF of L officials press for recognized bargaining rights amid a broad production shutdown.
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Detroit
General Motor 8
Perkins
Washington
Edward F. McGrady
Inder
General Motore
American Federation of Labor
Franeta J. Dillon
McGrady
Mcfnady
William Knudsen
General Motors
Ferking
Methady
Tn Ee Ton
Knudsen
Ohio Industry Awaits Strike Settlements
Ohio industry waited for progress as Detroit talks sought to end Toledo Chevrolet plant strikes. Factories in Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo faced closures with 4000 workers affected by the Tuscarawas County sewer pipe strike. Union officials warned against plant moves and a Cleveland area General Electric vote reflected tensions. The Sandusky brewery remained closed after a recent flare up.
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Knudern
Chevrolet
Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Kansas City
S Louis
Zanesville
Wisplanta
McGrady-Knudsen
Knudsen
A. F. of L
Willam Green
General Motors
Columbus
Ohio
Detroit
Fickets
Fisher Body
Cincinmati
Fred Behwake
Buelletsa
Sandusky
Cleveland & Sandusky Brewing Company
Jury releases fragment of Condon testimony in Lindbergh case
New York Supreme Court Justice John MrGeehan made public part of Dr John F P Condon's Bronx grand jury testimony from April 1922 to show it did not conflict with his identification of Prim Richard Hauptmann as the ransom receiver. The move followed DA Foley's request due to Whaley's claim that Condon said he could not identify the payer.
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New York
Supreme Court
John MrGeehan
John FP
Jafeie
Condon
Bronx
Prim Richard Hauptmann
Samuel Foley
Harry L. Whaley
Conden Hai
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Gallia Academy
New Mexico
Slayer of Boy Scout
Constabulary
Manila
Pla
Philippine
Insular Constabulary
Sakdalistas
Insular
San Ildefonso
Bulacan
Cabuyao
Laguna
Philippines
Manuel Quezon
American Congress
Saakdalista
Japan
Atsushi Kimura
Brefpzes
Texas Pioneer
Brother Solona
Lutin
Labor
Jaffie
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