Hoover Plans Latin Tours and Invitations to US Allies
President elect Hoover aims to foster a habit of mutual visits between Western Hemisphere leaders. He will travel with Mrs Hoover and invite Latin American officials to visit the United States during his presidency, seeking a long standing tradition of heads of state touring each other. The Maryland will stop at Corinto before inland trips to Managua, with stops planned for Valparaiso, Boa, and Lima and invitations under consideration from Colombia Ecuador and Bolivia.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Hoover
United States
State Department
Mrs. Hoover
Ruth Fessler
Duluth
Minn
Stanford University
Maryland
Western Hemisphere
Nicaragua
United Press
Mexico
Rio Grande
Coolidge
Senate
Corinto
Dean Johnston Addresses Blue Key on College Life
Dean Johnston likens a college student to a woodchopper sharpening his axe as he delivers the first in a series of Blue Key talks on college life and problems. The lineup includes Professor Cleven of the University of Pittsburgh and a January visit. plans invite broader campus participation. The next meeting is Tuesday night November 27 with a local speaker.
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John Johnston
Blue Key
Cleven
University of Pittsburgh
United States
Norway
Athens
Downs Ill Publisher Of Zanesville Signal
Joseph R. Downs publisher and managing editor of the Zanesville Signal is critically ill in Zanesville. He was stricken months ago and has been hospitalized four weeks with heart trouble and complications, doctors losing hope for recovery.
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Zanesville
Joseph R. Downs
Downs
Foreign Christmas Mail Grows At Local Post Office
The local post office handles increasingly heavy foreign Christmas mail each year with China receiving the bulk due to many Americans in missionary work. Other countries also receive mail as routes to the other side expand and ocean crossing facilities improve.
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Santa Claus
China
Youth suspect questioned in Ricco murder
Akron November 15 a 23 year old suspect was questioned by police in the murder of Enrico Ricco 31 on a county road between Kent and Ravenna. Ricco a rum runner was lured by a fictitious liquor buyer his head blown off and body dumped. Police found a 60 gallon still and 45 gallons of mash at Ricco's home suggesting bootlegging. Mrs Ricco told detective Patsy Pappano her husband bootlegged for three weeks. Police doubt Akron gunmen were involved suspect Ricco was encroaching outside his territory.
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Akron
U.R
Enrico Ricco
Kent
Ravenna
Ricco
Patsy Pappano
Painter William Brown Injured Falling From Scaffold
William Brown, a painter from Ogan Logan, was seriously hurt when a brace failed on a scaffold at Grace M. E. Church in Zanesville. He suffered three fractures of the left elbow and a fractured fifth vertebra after falling sixteen feet. He was hospitalized at Bethesda Hospital and expected to recover. Siblings Carl and Millard Brown moved from Zanesville to Columbus, while his mother Mrs. Uriah Brown and Mrs. Bryant traveled to the city.
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Logan
William Brown
Grace M. E
Zanesville
Brown
Bethesda Hospital
Carl
Millard Brown
Uriah Brown
Columbus
Bryant
Expenses For Races Filed In Hocking County
The Hocking County Republican Executive Committee reported total expenses of 1131.27 for the just ended campaign with receipts of 1162.50 leaving a small balance. Several county candidates filed expense accounts including Frank St Clair and Charlie Brown. Judge Harley Whitcraft, re elected, reported 125 in costs. C H Frank, defeated treasurer candidate, 212.50. Donations included Kiwanis club 12.50 and Chamber of Commerce 10.75.
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Logan
Hocking County
Republican Executive Committee
Election Board
Melrose Harbaugh
Frank Blasius, Jr
Good Roads Committee
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Harley M. Whitcraft
Common Pleas
Frank St. Clair
Charlies Brown
C. H. Frank
J. S. Frank
Local chiropractors face retrial for alleged unlicensed practice
Bucyrus. A. Rhoades Martin F Krohmer and Ross W Hise chiropractors were found guilty of practicing medicine without a license but remanded for retrial by the Common Pleas Court due to denied statutory rights.
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Bucyrus
A. Rhoades
Martin F. Krohmer
Ross W. Hise
Common Pleas Court
Rufus Putnam fifth graders explore favorite books
A Monday Tuesday survey of Rufus Putnam School grade five shows children choosing from a 60 book room library and often bringing extra titles from home. Students name favorites from Hawkes and Lofting to Milne and Sewell with Swiss Family Robinson and Little Women widely read.
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Rufus Putnam School
Jean Pickens
Toni
Little Woodcarver
Spyri
Huckleberry Finn
Robert Larch
Titica Aslanides
Trini
Strawberry Girl
Alonzo Walters
Pep
Hawkes
Dr. Doolittle
Hugh Lofting
Virginia Pauline Cox
Harriett
Clara Whitehall Hunt
Pmmett Parker
Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain
Pauline Reynolds
Winnie the Pooh
A. A. Milne
Pyle
Lee Barlow
Parrish
Louise Coffey
Billy Turner
Tom Swift
Louisa M. Alcott
Stella Benton
Charles Giauque
Chi-wee
Loki
Grace Moon
Katherine Stevers
John van Dkye
Lucky
Elmer Sherwood
Tommy Tad
Polly Wog
Edgar H. Trick
Black Beauty
Anna Sewell
Betts Jane Higgin
Jesse Larc
Carl Sandburg
Margaret Burt
Martha Richeson
Esper Fink
Burroughs
Taber
Parkman
Robin Hood
Carnegie Library
Lifeboat Sinks in 70 Mile Gale Off Folkestone
Ten bodies from a fifteen man Rye lifeboat crew washed ashore at Jury's Gap after the boat struck Camber Sands while returning from the wreck of the Alice of Riga. Five crewmen remained missing as a 70 mile gale lashed the coast and rescue apparatus searched along Jury's Gap Denge Marsh and Galloway.
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Folkestone
England
Rye
Jury's Gap
Riga
Denge Marsh
Galloway
Former Mayor Dies in Marysville After Brief Illness
Marysville reports the death of former mayor William J F Broderick age 49 after a short illness from quinsy. He also served as a justice of the peace and local official.
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Marysville
William JF. Broderick
Quinsy
Lighting In Hen Houses Increases Autumn Egg Output
Artificial light in hen houses boosts egg production during autumn, with no negative effects on the fowl, according to Ohio State University Poultry Husbandry Department findings.
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Poultry Husbandry Department
Ohio State University
New Faces in United States Senate
The returns show several new United States senators. Theodore E. Burton of Ohio returns after years in the House. Tom Connally of Texas wins to succeed Earle B. Mayfield. C. A. Larrazola of New Mexico is elected. Roscoe Patterson of Missouri succeeds Jim Reed. Hamilton S. Kean of New Jersey gains a seat. Otis F. Glenn of Illinois is elected. Phillips Lee Goldsborough of Maryland defeats William Cabell Bruce for re election.
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U. S Senate
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Senate
Tom Connally
Texas
Earle B. Mayfield
C. A. Larrazola
New Mexico
Roscoe ©. Patterson
Missouri
Jim Reed
Flory
Hamilton S’. Kean
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Otis F. Glenn
Illinoiis
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Maryland
William Cabell Bruce
Fire prevention talk stresses care to cut losses in Ohio
Allan Guy of the Western Adjustment and Inspection Co. urged the public to reduce fire losses by preventing carelessness. He cited that 95 percent of fires are preventable and that arson and improper disposal of ashes contribute heavily. Nearly 40 attended as the B and B Book Store won a $10 prize for best show window decoration. Students were asked to submit essays on home fire prevention.
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Allan Guy
Columbus
Western Adjustment and Inspection Company
Guy
Ohio
United States
C. M. Gill
B. and B. Book Store
Musterole Promises Quick Cold Relief
A vintage ad urges readers to treat a cold before it becomes flu or pneumonia using Musterole. The rub contains oil of mustard camphor menthol and other simple ingredients. It acts as a counter irritant stimulating circulation and breaking up congestion.
Hill Road Construction Progress At Courtney Hill
Concrete pouring began yesterday on Courtney Hill reconstruction and should finish Friday night if weather cooperates. John Dowler, highway president, says piling delays plus newly arrived materials slow but progress continues. Pavement and brickwork expected within two weeks with one way traffic in place and 30 workers plus eight pilings drivers. Labor and material totals include 1 200 yards excavated 600 feet underdrain 100 square yards concrete pavement 1 225 square yards concrete base 1 050 square yards brick 1 209 feet curb and gutters and 6 000 linear feet reinforced piling.
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Courtney Hill
John Dowler
Dowler
Fred Beckler
Oldest Antioch graduate Miss Cosmelia Hirst dies
Miss Cosmelia Hirst 94 longtime Antioch College historian dies at home in Yellow Springs. Funeral arrangements were being made. The noted state historian was the college’s oldest graduate.
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Yellow Springs
Cosmelia Hirst
Antioch College
Hirst
Man Kills Himself in Mansfield After Ill Health
Ira Hockenberry 34 of Roseland shot himself here after preparing for a hunting trip. Authorities say ill health was the motive for the self inflicted death occurring late yesterday.
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Mansfield
Ira Hockenberry
Roseland
McCoy's Tablets Promise Weight Gain and Strength
Tens of thousands of underweight men and women are urged to try McCoy's Tablets to gain at least five pounds and boost energy. The ad notes a money back guarantee after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes if goals aren’t reached, with the Cline Pharmacy as a local point and McCoy Laboratories as distributor.
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McCoy
Cline
McCoy's Laboratories, Inc
Court House Doings Athens licensing and litigation items
A marriage license was issued in Athens County to Robert Taylor 25 Nelsonville and Men lo Brode 18 Nelsonville. Elizabeth Coey sues Alfred E Carr for 2500 in Common Pleas Court over injuries from a October 27 1928 auto wreck alleging parked car without lights caused collision and lasting facial damage plus medical costs.
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Athens County
Robert Taylor
Nelsonville
Menlo Brode
Common Pleas Court
Alfred E. Carr
Toledo Officer Sentenced for Forgery and False Claims
Federal Judge John M. Killits sentenced Capt. Charles V. Mack of Norwalk, commander of Company G 145th Infantry, to two years in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary on charges of forging and making false claims.
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Toledo
John M. Killits
Charles V. Mack
Norwalk
145Th Infantry
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
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Dean Johnston
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Neces
Arvin
Guthrie
Sts
Sharpsburg
Athens-McConnelsville
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Ambrose Barnett
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Redtown
Millfield
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