Opening Day Fatalities Stir Ohio Hunters and Farmers
A flurry of hunting accidents and a farmer led effort to curb intrusions on private land marked opening day in northern Ohio. Carl Vauldy, 23, died from accidental discharge while handling a coat gun near Harrisburg Franklin County. Walker Wilcox, 18, an art student, fell when his rifle discharged fatally into his abdomen. Harvey Bunny, 24, found shot in the head on a country road after starting out to hunt rabbits. An older man, 68, James Athey of Marton, was killed in a related shooting incident. In other cases a man near Concord was shot in the thigh and face while with a companion. A vigil for safety and a new "village equity" group led by Elyria postmaster J W Muifenry formed to coordinate land-preservation efforts with the sheriff's office.
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Colder Days Shortly Forecast for West and Ohio Valley
The Weather Bureau forecast for the west and Tennessee Valley predicts a week with occasional rain and lower temperatures. Slight snow possible in the upper Ohio Valley on Thursday.
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Fallows Valley
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Athens Messenger Booklet Promotes Modernizing Old Houses
The Athens Messenger advertises a new booklet titled Modernizing Old Houses. It explains loan support from ARG and related groups and urges owners to modernize to increase property value and signal good credit risk. requests readers send a coupon and address for a copy.
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Modernizing Old Houses booklet request in Washington
The request from readers to enclose ten cents for a booklet on modernizing old houses is noted by the Information Bureau under director Frederic J. Haskin in Washington D C. The stub mentions Warleuseel Street and unclear state references with fragmented words.
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Air Corps To Get More Men
The report outlines plans to expand the Air Corps manpower, detailing increases in authorized strength and adjustments to staffing. It notes congressional discussions, funding, and past expansions, with references to six hundred and forty positions and future growth to meet military air power goals.
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The Five-Drug Week and the Unseen Hand in Economy
Arthur Brisbane comments on unemployment and stock market sentiment, contrasting a booming Wall Street with widespread idleness and poverty. He argues for steady work, increased production, and disciplined purchasing to lift the nation, referencing a Columbus boy killed in an automobile incident as a separate local note.
Man Confession Ties New Martinsville Murder Ring
In New Martinsville Wisconsin a suspect, Lewis Zumlang of Pittsburgh, confessed to Sheriff Snyder that he killed a man who allegedly knew too much about a steam whisk business. He named co-conspirator Wito Ash of Pittsburgh and said he lured Ash to a lonely canal five miles east of New Martinsville, then killed him to hide the crime.
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Plans for 2 Inch Gas Line From Pa to Washington
Philip G. Gossler president of Tolumbia Gas and Electric System announced to stockholders plans for a 2 inch natural gas line from Southern Pennsylvania to Washington DC. This first section forms a high pressure main to be completed next year from gas fields to the eastern seaboard. The Washington line will be finished about May 7 and will supply intervening territory.
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Judge Houck Dies in Mt Vernon After Long Illness
Judge Louis B. Houck of the Fifth District Court of Appeals died at his Mt Vernon home after a long illness. He had been in declining health since resigning from the bench a year earlier while still presiding in Zanesville, with health failing thereafter.
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Will Gers FP poste ORTH ISLAND Air squadron visit amid navy talks
An offshore message describes Will Gers FP poste near Langley on an aircraft carrier with Dare Fugalls piloting and an aviation chief aboard. It notes navy strength for two more conferences and compares it to a general at war, mentioning deck landings and dramatic demonstrations aboard the carrier.
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Special Silver Anniversary of The Messenger
The Athens Messenger marks its special silver anniversary with reflections on past times and the community. The piece recalls local people, places, and events, noting changes in towns and prices while celebrating longevity and shared history.
Election Costs Revealed in Local Campaign Totals
The article lists campaign expenses for candidates in the Cypress county race, noting totals reported by several contenders including Hastings, Wingert, and Garhan. It details amounts spent on duties, travel, advertising, and events, with some candidates yet to file itemized costs.
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Winners Both Ways in Tight County Race Reveal Spending
A fragmented report shows Hanson County officials noting campaign spending nearing 100000 dollars with candidates contributing about half that amount. The Independent and other groups are cited as having directed significant funds as the race produced allied and opposing outcomes.
Falder Shows Work and Nationl L W Hirheny Association
A report outlines work by the National L W Hirheny Association and aims for future funding. In Athens Specgalade Lions discuss future projects and highway safety. Burgett, secretary, speaks on costs and hazards along the Aivens route.
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Home Season Closes With 17th Victory
Brown Ohio Center runs 70 yards for first career touchdown as Warshower shines in a high school football finale. The contest features vocal crowd support, standout plays from key players, and a close clash with Wittenberg.
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Community Chest Campaign Opens in Athens Monday
Athens residents will learn about the Community Chest drive as a city campaign launches Monday. Officials urge support to fund local services and aid needy residents, with emphasis on broad participation and ensuring funds reach those in need.
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U S Opposes League Plan And German Threats
The United States opposes a league plan. The report notes German centralization and wartime threats, with mentions of political figures and military actions across Europe. Names include U S officials and German leaders, reflecting tensions before a broader conflict.
See Movie Tuesday Mentiers of the Paani Wotina Leagan
An AUuen Teer event invites attendees to a testing at the Urhiey Uyvieeealey site near Abn Memorial Half. A presenter explains the plans, with a stayed announcement about participation and a web notice guiding attendance and access.
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Rabbit Fever Fatal in Charlestown Wisconsin
Rabbit fever claimed the life of J. Linton Frumpler aged 38 in Charlestown Wisconsin as doctors reported the illness. K. F. Siler aged 82, a retired steamboat seaplain and coal hauler, died at home after a stroke. He owned the Valley Gem and Muskin Gum Diver packets and held the Georgia State and port specialties.
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War veteran dies after operations
War veteran died following medical operations as reported in the weekly News Index from Pomeroy. The item notes the death in a brief obituary style entry and lists no survivor details.
Fragmented Tale of a Quiet Wednesday
A garbled narrative mentions Consoled Himself and names like Nora and Dane. The text hints at a personal drama with unseen events and questions about care, fate, and identity, set around a Tuesday or Wednesday.
Divorce Suit Sues for Separation Amid Unclear Claims
Fragmented OCR text reports a divorce suit involving individuals with partial names and scattered phrases about alimony and custody. The unclear source mentions a Wollfe parish, a Woeren party, and references to agreements, appearances, and a past edition.
Murder of Texas judge shocks Cotulla crowd
A Texas judge, 64, identified as Thamias Covey, was found shot to death today in front of a Cotulla fire station. The murder coincides with reports of a Democratic nomination and district court implications in the region.
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Tragic Auto Crash Kills Four Near Brookville Ohio
A late night collision between Brookville and Star Grove, Ohio, claimed the lives of Ekirry Han non, 45, of Chicago, and Mrs. Nollke Polk, 32, of Lawrenceville, along with two unidentified occupants. The car left the road and struck a tree, authorities said.
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Charitable Drive Plans Named Committees for City Campaign
City solicitors outline a charity and developmental drive with committees named to meet Sunday for instructions. Endorsers include the Red Cross, the Boy Scouts, and local groups as officials pledge early fundraising efforts and next steps for community welfare campaigns.
Plan New Relief Aid for Farmers Amid Hunger Fears
Plan seeks 1000000 to aid farmers across 72 states through feed seed fertilizer and gasoline loans or grants. The relief program aims to match tractor hunger with farm relief as government officials push emergency spending and checks for rural workers. An official Havana investigation into student complaints under martial law reports 25 hurt in riots.
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Homesick girls at Oberlin threaten campus shutdown
Homesick girls at Oberlin College plotted to force a school closure by conserving water and causing a water shortage scare. City officials investigated, finding day wasting water at dormitories as part of the plan to pressure the college into closing. Village water inspectors checked motors to identify the chief offenders.
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