Long Night for Athens County Election Workers
Voters flooded Athens County during the primary, keeping election board staff tallying into Wednesday morning. With 77 precincts, results delayed past 3 a.m. as last precinct Lottridge reported at 2:30 a.m. Official totals neared 9,545 with heavy Democratic turnout tied to Lausche Ganigan race. no recounts planned.
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Athens County Election Board
Election Board
Carthage
Littridge
Town Hall
Athens
East Millfield
William Lavelle
Lavelle
Frank Lausche
John Gilligan
U. S
William Howe
Mildred Perry
E. B. Young
Ruth Stratton
Joy Bobo
Doris Mansfield
Martha Jones
Lula Courtney
Hazel Coon
George Drach
James Balding
Ralph Clark
Sheriff's
Citysville
Lottridge
Florabelle Evener
Four Auto Accidents Reported
Four automobile accidents occurred Tuesday with two citations issued by highway patrol and no major injuries reported. At 11:30 a.m. Richard Mace 14 logged a license citation after swinging wide and hitting Eugene Kennison 39. At 4:20 p.m. Albert Britton 28 rear ended Robert Newton 23. Mary Britton 53 suffered a slight head bump and Britton cited for unsafe following distance. A second crash saw Peter Dwyer 22 overturn a car on loose gravel. he sustained minor hand cuts. Sue Fulton 20 four miles south of Athens reported a wheel loss causing back injuries and left fender damage.
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Logan
Bessemer Street
Buchtel
Eugene Alfred Kennison
New Straitsville
Mace
Athens City Corporation Limits
Albert Leon Britton
Stewart
Robert Leslie Newton
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Sue A. Fulton
Athens
Miss Fulton
Seventeen Editor to Speak at Ohio University Workshop
Barbara Kerr associate editor of Seventeen magazine will address about 1800 high school journalists at the 23rd annual Workshop on High School Publications at Ohio University. The program runs June 23 to 29 with 55 instructors and a social program.
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Barbara Kerr
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Seventeen
Mademoiselle Magazine
Fortune
Time
Life
Boston Traveler
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Seymour Harris
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Ohio University School of Journalism
District of Columbia
J. W. Click
Bob Dunn
Territorial office aims to lure 17000 Portuguese settlers
Lourenco Marques Mo zambique officials announce a special government office this year to attract 17000 white settlers from Portugal within six years. Promised are land tracts in designated zones and transportation costs to be deducted from future agricultural profits, with aid for prospective settlers.
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Mozambique
Portugal
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