Students Named Editors of Ohio University Publications
Three journalism students were selected by the Campus Affairs Committee as editorial heads of Ohio University's main campus publications. David A. Stein of Cleveland becomes editor of the Green and White, Allan Moon of Nova will publish the 1981 Athena, and Elmer Dingeldey of Cleveland is reelected editor of the Green Goat after proving capable in editing duties.
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Ohio University
David A. Stein
Cleveland
Green and White
the Plain Dealer
Green Goat
Elmer Dingeldey
Dingeldey
The
University
Former Golf Champion Leads in Oil Industry Shift
Miss Arion Hollins of Pebble Beach, 1921 women's golf champion, organized the Kettleman Oil Corporation which was sold to Honolulu Consolidated Oil and Standard Oil of California for about 10.5 million dollars. Hollins' share totaled around 2.5 million.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Arion Hollins
Pebble Beach
Hollins
Kettleman Oil Corporation
Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company
Standard Oil of California
Oil
Bonanza
Kettleman Company
Miss Hollins
Kellogg’s All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Kellogg’s All-Bran as a widely trusted remedy for constipation. It claims relief, improved digestion, and benefits to health and complexion, emphasizing its fresh taste and role in daily diets.
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Wales
Igs
Plans for New Dormitory Addition at London Prison Farm
The Penal and Welfare Commission approved plans for a new addition at London Prison Farm to house 1,600 prisoners. The project includes two cell blocks of 70 cells each, mainly dormitory space, and is expected to cost about 400000 dollars with completion hoped within four months using contract labor. Prison Superintendent Amline urged extra work for inmates to boost employment.
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Columbus
U.R
London
New Penal and Welfare Commission
Cooper
Sherwood
Riddey
W. F. Amline
Ohio
Banks Join BancOhio Chain In Chillicothe Merger
Two Chillicothe banks The First National and The Valley Savings with combined resources of 5.5 million dollars were added to the BancOhio Corporation. The move expands the statewide banking network.
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Columbus
Chillicothe
First National
Valley Savings
Bancohio Corporation
Stone Leader Ties Holding Firm to Day
Julius F. Stone, president of the holding company, is noted in the report for his leadership role. The article outlines his position and influence within the corporate structure as it faces strategic decisions.
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Julius F. Stone
Death Car in Racketeer Murder Mystery
Chicago detectives pursued new leads in the racketeer murder case after a gunfire riddle victim was found at Death Bend on Joliet Road. An abandoned car with blood-stained towels surfaced clues linking owner Tom Druggan, while investigators sought to name the 6 foot 4 inch victim and connect him to the earlier killings of John Oberta and his chauffeur.
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Chicago
U.R
Death Bend
Joliet Road
South Side
Selying
Tom Druggan
John “Dingbat" Oberta
Mass slaughter in Honan by bandit raiders
Sin Wan Pao reports that about 15 000 people were killed in four days of raids by outlaws in Yung Yang District Honan Province starting April 23. Women and children were among victims as homes were looted and the attack neared Nanking, the nationalist capital.
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Honan
Shanghai
China
U.P
Yung-Yang
Nanking
Dairy Cows in U S Earn Profits Unequally
The U S Department of Agriculture estimates that one third of dairy cows are kept at a loss, one third return little or no profit, and only one third yield large profits.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Heat Wave Toll and Weather Hopes Across Cities
Heat across the Atlantic Seaboard has caused nine deaths with five in New York and two in Philadelphia and Boston each. Record temperatures were set in New York Boston and Philadelphia. The article notes heat relief may come from possible thunder showers. It also mentions a local Indiana primary death of a county commissioner candidate who shot himself amid campaign despondency.
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New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
Philadelphia
Lake County
Commissioner County
Indiana
Defeated Candidate Ends Life by Bullet
Gary Indiana May 9. William J. Fulton defeated Tuesday for the state house seat allegedly shot himself after the loss. Authorities say Fulton died from a bullet wound at his home as investigation continues.
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Gary
Ind
U.P
William J. Fulton
Man Arrested in Election Conspiracy Ties to Suspected Self Harm
An individual arrested on charges of conspiracy to violate election laws is suspected to have prompted their own death. Investigators report the case as a possible self-inflicted death connected to the legal action.
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Allan Moon
David Stein
Penal Farm
Commission
Frank
Union St
Dial
Athens
Caldwell
Elgin O Een Wee
D. Beasley Mitting & Grocery Co
J. C. McClanahan & Sons
Mill
Brooks’ Pride
Sunnyfeld
Prunes Nutley
Oleo
Ibs
A&p
Post Toasties
Texas
Mundews
C. D. Shafer Company
Bologna
Country Club
Ome S
Harriet Meeker Osborne
Ivenhoe Kitchen
Auburn, N. Y
C. D. Shafer Co
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