Unemployed Protest Over Work for Relief Policy
Athens County unemployment delegates from UMW and Unemployed League of Nelsonville protested to Commissioners, urging removal of mandatory work requirements tied to relief orders. Officials cited state law and existing county agreements as justification, while labor groups warned of increased suffering and potential legal challenges.
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Board of
Athens County
M. T. Rainey
John Wyckoff
Ited Mine Workers of America
Henry ‘Windle
Unemployed ‘League of
Nelsonville
Enuty
Rainey
Charles Stratton
Inc
Andrew Riruchson
State Welfare Department
Ohio
Stratton
Dale Zigsafoos
Milton Nuzum
Nindie
WPA
Trudson
Uhaivision
Ager
del Ney
Elle
Car collision leaves two injured on Ohio road
State highway patrol reports William Vaughan 21 of Glouster cited before Mayor Clit Cornell for reckless driving after Vaughan attempted to pass a car driven by George Civille 30 of Athens on a post collision scene. Civille sustained a forehead laceration while Vaughan had hand cuts.
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William Vaughan
Glouster
Clit Cornell
Vaughan
George Civille
Lancaster St
Athens
Ciwille
Auto Upsets He Pays Fine in Niger Citiani Dock Charge
Earnest R. Hoplite of Largan, 23, fined R108 for operating a motor vehicle while under federal supervision. The relief program schedule lists multiple townships and dates for fines and appearances, including Ames Bern, Carthage Canaan Rome, York Buchte Nelsonville Jacksonville Trimble Glouster and Dover, with various locations and nights.
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Earnest R. Hoplite
Largan
Contry
Niger
Ames
Bern
Lee
Alexander
Watering
Lod
Troy
Athens
Carthage
Canaan
Rome
York, Buchte
Nelsonville
Jacksonville
Trimble
Trimble Village
Glouster
Dover
Skywriting over Athens praises long range of flimsy planes
A column discusses the endurance of small four cylinder airplanes, noting flights of many hours and distances of about 250 miles on 12 gallons. It mentions a mass flight near Orlando and an ongoing safety record, while touching on aviation officials and a new medical examiner for the Civil Aeronautics Authority in Athens.
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Athens
Parkersburg
New York
Quater
Williams
Fred Tareeee
Alaska
Larsen
Sitvana
Orlando
Flay
Miami
Tong
Stargaret Schwarze
Bud
San Johnny
Hosking
Civil Aeronautics
JT. Spraime
Iceatt
Naval Reserve Interviewing Applicants on Ohio University Campus
U S Navy Reserve officials announced that Omer from the Naval Reserve Aviation Base will visit Ohio University on May 15 to interview aviation trainees. M F Arnold and aides will conduct the sessions in Carnegie Hall Room 2 to 5 p m, showing motion pictures of life at NAS Pensacola. Eligible candidates are males aged 20 to 26, unmarried, and must agree to four years active duty including training, with appointment timing unspecified.
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Omer
US Nave Reserve
Ohio University
WH Byers
Navy Recruiting Office
Athens
Ut. Com
M. F. Arnold
Eoade
Carnegie Hall
U's
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fin
Bem Roale Elteen
United States
Nee
Youths Enlist In Navy From Athens and The Plains
John P. Bobs 22 son of Mr and Mrs John Q Boba Route 4 Athens William D. Maxon 20 son of Mr Robert Mason Shawne Joseph Wynkoop Route 2 Laureville and Clarence Botting ton 21 son of Mr and Mrs Po ward Buffington The Plains have enlisted in the U S Navy They were announced today by W T Byers recruiting Office They have been sent to Naval Training Station Great Linke TL for an eight week preliminary training period Follow ing his they will be transferred to the Pacific Fleet for active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Bobs
John Q Boba
Athens
William D. Maxon
Robert Mason
Shawne
Joseph B Wynkoop
Axe
Jacob Wynkoop
Clarence
Bottington
Poward Buffington
the Plains
U.S Navy
W. Ti. Byers
Naval ‘Training Station
Great Linke
Pacific Fleet
Cleveland iron works accident report slipstreaming words
A partial OCR item mentions Richard Huber near a coke pit at a Treste steel plant. The fragment notes a coupling ear on a trestle and a resulting incident, with unclear surrounding details and location tied to a steel corporation. Further readable context is required to form a precise summary.
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Cleveland
Richard Huber
Ree Puntie' Steel Corporation
Leonard McDonald Dies In Athens Home Sunday
Leonard McDonald died Sunday morning at his Athens residence following a stroke after three years of ill health. He leaves wife Cora two brothers Frank of Pittsburgh and John of Greensburg Pa and sister Mrs Cook Van Dyke Broadwell. Born in Rome Township he once ran a Broadwell store and moved to Athens in 1972. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Jagers Funeral Home with burial in Union Street Cemetery. viewing until 10 a.m. Tuesday then at the funeral home.
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Mir
Leonara Sevonaia
Kurtz Ave
McDonald
Cora
Frank
Pittsburgh
John
Greensboro
Cook van Dyke
Broadwell
Rome Township
Athens
Jagers Funeral
W. Union, St
Alfaretta Morrison Dies in Coalville
Mrs Alfaretta Wise Morrison 79 widow of Henry Morrison died Sunday at her Coalville home. Funeral services set for Tuesday at two o’clock at White Funeral Home, friends may call. Married November 25 1886, she lived in Cookville. She leaves a sister Mrs John Blaten and several nephews and nieces. The Delaware up item notes Evan Jones 60 missing ten days was found in the Scioto River.
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Coolville
Alfaretta Wise Morrison
Henry Morrion
Coalville
Morrison
Cookville
Morison
John Biaten
Delaware
Evan Jones
Ratngr
Scioto River
FDR Calls for Global Pact Against Bombing Civilians
President Roosevelt urged European nations to halt bombing of noncombatants and supported international agreements to uphold the principle. He spoke at the American Red Cross convention as Norman H. Davis reported 250,000 American women made 2,000,000 garments and surgical dressings for Poland Hungary Romania Lithuania Latvia France Finland and Norway.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Red Cross
Norman H. Davis
Poland
Hungary
Rumania
Lithuania
Latvia
France
Bnntana
Finland
Norway
Stars Predict Prosperity and Ambition Today in News Note
The forecast hints at favorable conditions for new ventures and promotions in large firms and political or secret organizations. It foresees advancement across professions, social innovations, and original ideas likely to attract superiors and progressive groups. A birthday child may show outstanding constructive talent. ENTERTAIN, NELSONVILLE The M. B. Chub benefit party is this evening at 7:30 at the Parish Hall.
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Nelsonville
Camel Smokes Advertise Slower Burn Benefit
On Daytona beach Jimmie Kelly leads a 50 mph ride while Camel cigarettes are promoted as slower burning handling heat and delivering extra mildness coolness and rich flavor. The copy frames Camels as offering more puffs per pack and better value through slower combustion backed by tester notes and smoker experience.
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Jimmie Kelly
Ocean Beach
Daytona
Hampion
Jimmie
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Highland Ave
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Cota
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Ontices
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Wen
Navy
Oscar
Fulton
City Hall
E. Washington St
Gordon B
Gray
Leonard McDonald
Alfaretta Morrison
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