Campaign Opens On New Fronts In Athens County Chest Drive
The Athens County Community Chest expands its 1933 drive to cover more areas as new givers are sought. Uniformed Salvation Army soldiers tour West Side Athens homes, while high school students in Albany and Amesville organize pledges and cash collections. Cap Reif plans pledge cards at Salvation Army services as totals rise though final figures aren’t in.
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Athens
Salvation Army
Fred Reif
Wil
State Relief Commission Approves Aid for Eleven Ohio Counties
The State Relief Commission in Columbus approved 11 counties for relief funds totaling 330 558 dollars in utility excise tax bonds. Fairfield County may divert 5 000 from tag funds. Portage Lorain Miami Hamilton and Niles received designated relief budgets. Akron to receive 31 736 via RF C grant. Massillon bonds purchased 34 000. Monthly checks to Dayton Stark County Columbus and Akron to cover prior federal relief obligations.
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Fairfield County
Columbus
U.P
Ohio
State Relief Commission
Portage County
Lorain County
Miami
Hamilton County
City of
Niles
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Akron
R. F.C
Massillon
Dayton
Stark County
Recitation Contest Held at University Awards Given
The third annual Poetry Recitation Contest sponsored by Kappa Gamma and the National Forensic League for Women was held in the Fine Arts Auditorium. Edna May Stauffer Eric Pa won first prize with a gold medal. Doris Lee Fletcher Gillette New Jersey took second. Mary Sullivan earned third. The poem performed was Caravans by Hal Borland, and Stauffer also read Patterns by Amy Lowell and El Dorado by Squires. Judges were H R Wilson and W H Cooper with Mrs L C Staats.
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Kappa Gamma
National Forensic League For Women
Fine Arts Auditorium
Edna May Stauffer
Eric Pa
Doris Lee Fletcher
Gillette
New Jersey
Mary 8
Sullivan
Hal Borland
Miss Stauffer
Amy Lowell
Squires
H. R. Wilson
Ohio University
W. H. Cooper
L. C. Staats
Sophomore Girls Fall 3–1 to Junior in Class Hockey
Athens High girls opened the class series with a Sophomore team losing 3 to 1 against the Junior team. Frances Wilkes and Marianne Schuler scored for the Juniors while Sophomores included captain Eula Pendergrass and players like Katherine Reynolds and Ruth Phillips. Next week color teams of black and red to be organized for more games.
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Athens High
Eula Pendergrass
Katherine Reynolds
Jean Mills
Marjorie Cassels
Anna Mae Siminton
Ruth Phillips
Ruth Williams
Ruby Rice
Mary Winning
Ivn Hutchinson
Mary E. Littler
Katherine Burgess
Ruth Shepard
Jewel Chandler
Agnes Kilpatrick
Frances Wilkes
Jane Marquis
Jean Barlow
Mildred Edmundson
Betty Littler
Juanita Davidson
Mary Hedges
Frances Metcalf
Phyllis Schuler
Evelyn Ruston
Marianne Schuler
Classified Highlights Offer Real Estate And Furnishings
A Chevrolet coach may be purchased for 25 dollars. Dressed turkeys are offered for sale at 25 cents per pound. A mahogany spindle desk is available for 10 dollars and 75 cents. Classification numbers indicate different ad sections.
Bolin Defense Plans New Trial Motion in Daugherty Dynamite Case
Raymond Bolin of Buchtel faces a postponed sentencing in Athens County Common Pleas Court after a guilty verdict for complicity in the September dynamiting of Curt Daugherty’s home. Bolin’s attorneys intend to file a motion for a new trial within three days. State witness Malachy Byron testified Bolin supplied the dynamite and instructions. Bolin admitted meeting Byron but denied supplying explosives.
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Raymond Bolin
Buchtel
Curt Daugherty
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Bolin
Fifty Parolees Granted Final Release in Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary parole board freed fifty inmates on final release and revoked paroles for seventeen others. Names include Colonel Stewarts Meigs County larceny, Elza Patrick Athens County larceny, and Earl Summers Athena County shoot to kill.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio Board of Parole
Colonel Stewart
Meigs County
Elza Patrick
Athens County
Earl Summers
Athena County
Hoover Enjoys Warm Greeting as He Travels East
President Hoover greets a youthful admirer at Glendale as he travels eastward after a brief rest in California. The smile signals a calm mood during the overall trip.
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Hoover
California
Glendale
Debt rise in Hoover era hints at tax and cut battles
Washington reports a deficit for the fiscal year could reach 2.006 billion as Hoover aides press drastic economy. Secretary Hurley says every department must be cut to the bone while Congress faces tax drive and limited savings from clerks and housing programs.
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Washington
Hoover
Hurley
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Congress
Garner
Burns
War and Navy Departments
Detroit
Minority report opposes Ohio unemployment insurance plan
A dissent by two members of Governor White’s Unemployment Insurance Commission argues against compulsory unemployment coverage. They warn it could breed idleness, undercut labor independence, and create a costly bureaucratic system funded by workers and employers.
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Columbus
U.P
White
Unemployment Insurance Commission
W. F. Kirk
J F. Lincoln
Auragee
Ohio
England
Australia
Ohio General Assembly
Efficiency Boost Cuts U S Coal Demand
Columbus November 18 Clyde E Williams assistant director of Battelle Memorial Institute said increased efficiency of combustion devices in heat and power production reduced US coal consumption in recent years. Railroads the largest user cut about 250000 tons from 1919 to 1990 while power plants became about 20 percent more efficient.
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Columbus
United States
Clyde E. Williams
Battelle Memorial Institute
Willams
Expenses Lighter GOP Campaign Invest Was Not Huge
Columbus dispatch reports the Republican State Campaign Committee spent 55 645 71 during the recent campaign with contributions totaling 55 846 and an unpaid bill of 150 nearly wiping the small unexpended balance. Two years earlier the committee closed with a deficit of 63 000 or more than the recent expenditures.
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Columbus
Republican State Campaign Committee
Brown
Republican Committee
Otterbein College Dancing Debate Continues After Vote
Otterbein College in Westerville faces ongoing strife over a dancing ban after students vote to back a protest, framing it as an operative campaign. Harold Martin, Student Council president, says the majority favor dancing and will push the effort.
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Westerville
U.P
Otterbein College
Harold Martin
Prosecutor asks for death in Quinlan murder trial
Frank T. Cullitan assistant county prosecutor urged jurors to impose the death penalty on Francis FE Mack Bush for the first degree murder of jeweler Herbert E. Quinlan during an attempted robbery in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Francis FE
Mack) Bush
Herbert E. Quinlan
Frank T. Cullitan
Ingalls Campaign Spends Trackable Four Thousand
Columbus Nev report shows 1940s campaign outlays for Ingalls governor bid. Personal expense accounts list 4402 dollars with 1000 dollar state committee contribution and 2027 for printing. Bulkley and others report separate funds and committees with hundreds to thousands in donations and expenditures.
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Columbus
Nev
David B. Ingalls
Brown
Ingalla
Cleveland
A &. Ingalls
Robert J. Bulkley
Bulkley
Democratic State Committee
Cuyahoga County
Senator
Thomas Coughtin
Lucas County
Ingalls-for-Governor
Mis J. Warner
Toledo
Cochran to push rewrite of Home Loan Bank Board act
Chairman Cochran of the House Expenditures Committee said he would start a drive to rewrite the act creating the Home Loan Bank Board. He charged the board had given false hopes to people and failed to provide mortgage relief to homeowners.
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Washington
Cochran
House Expenditures Committee Today
Home Loan Bank Board
Community Farm Food Drive To Reap Summer Work
Ashtabula Township to distribute harvest from Ridgeview Cemetery community farm to fifty needy families tomorrow. 1 800 bushels potatoes 15 tons cabbage 6 500 cans tomatoes plus beans and carrots to be shared, along with flour sugar meat tea coffee and butter.
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Abshtabula
Ashtabula Township
Ridgeview Cemetery
French Cut Expenses ParI . Nov 18 War Ministry trims army costs
The War Ministry announced that Minister of War Joseph Paul Boncour cut 1933 army expenses by 34 million dollars. The move reduced the force by 43 000 men and 527 officers, the first such cut since 1920, with economies for home and overseas defense.
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War Ministry
Joseph Paul Boncour
League of Nations
Roosevelt plans debt talks with Moley and Hoover aides
President elect Roosevelt works with Hoover administration to discuss war debt payments. Prof Raymond Moley of Columbia will be chief adviser as Roosevelt travels to Warm Springs for talks with Congress leaders and Treasury Secretary Mills. London reports Britain may default if December war debt payments are missed.
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Raymond Moley
Columbia University
Bladesk
Washington
Moever
Ogden J. Milla
the Treasury
Treasury
Mille Withtin
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Plot to wreck President Hoover train leads to arrests
Be prudent Wisconsin November 11 authorities charge Henry Vance 37 Beloit man with larceny in a plan to claim a hero reward after endangering President Hoover's special train near Beloit on November five. Vance admitted a plot with others to remove spikes from the Chicago and Northwestern track to wreck the presidential train. He was arrested by railroad detectives while walking the tracks with a crowbar. Hayes White denied ownership of the tool and any plot and was released.
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Edward Lamar
Lamar
Jesse Clark
Frankfort
Reformatory
Janesville
Wis
Hoover
Beinit
St Paul
Henry Vance
Beloit Negro
J. 8. Fessenden
Vance
Chicago & Northwestern
Beloit
Hayes White
Hayes
Clashes Resume at Cora Mine Amid Miner Picket Line
State police and deputies repeated efforts to clear pickets at the Peabody Coal Cora Mine 14 miles north of Springfield. Tear gas drove demonstrators from the highway as workers attempted to reach the mine under police protection amid snowy fields and jeers.
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Springfield
Cora
Peabody Coal Company
Here
Boran Buys Time with Army Navy Cut as Tax Alternative
Senator Boran Republican Idaho proposes cutting 300 million dollars from Army and Navy budgets as an alternative to a general sales tax to balance the budget. He rejects the sales tax saying it would hit citizens hard. fate of the tax depends on President Roosevelt and Congress.
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Boran
Idaho
Roosevelt
Publican
N. Y
Coughton
NCA
Reed
Congress
House
Rainey
Bobcats Travel To Delaware For Rivalry Game
Ohio University fans from Athens and nearby areas prepare to travel for the annual game against Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware. Kickoff is 2 10 PM with a special 745 AM train carrying students and the band. Tickets sold at the Men's Gym and at the stadium. admission $1 65.
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Ohio University
Delaware
Athens
Ohio
Bobcats
Ohio Weeseyan
New Heaton High School
Athens High
Athena
Wesleyan
Cadiz Man Harmed By Pellet During Rabbit Hunt
In Cadiz yesterday James Mahoin was injured when a pellet from Emerson Miner’s rabbit hunting shot struck his tooth, breaking it. The incident occurred during a local chase near town.
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Cadiz
James Mahoin
Here
Emerson Miner
Maholm
French pilots plan non stop Paria to Brazil flight
After Record Lucien Bossoutrot and Jean Mermoz, the crack French flyers prepare a non stop journey from Paria to Brazil to break the existing distance record held by Russell Boardman and John Palum bo of the United States. They intend to follow the African coast then cross the South Atlantic.
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Lucien Bossoutrot
Jean Mermoz
Paria
Brazil
Russell Boardman
John Palumbo
United States
South Atlantic
Veteran horticulturist Paul Neigemind dies in Ohio hospital
Paul John Neigemind, aged 87, a Franco Prussian War veteran and 15 year horticulturist at the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics, died at Holzer Hospital from pneumonia after surviving a car crash with rib fractures. Born in Munich on Oct 24 1887 he enlisted in 1871. Survived by daughter Mrs Laura Smoot of Girard Pa. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Gallipolis
Paul John Neigemind
Ohio Hospital
Holzer Hospital
Munich
Germany
Laura Smoot
Girard
Police uncover cache of dynamite behind riverfront hotel
Gallipolis police chief John Fraley found 25 sticks of dynamite hidden behind the Riverside Hotel at the foot of State Street. He suspects it was stolen from road contractors and cached for transport toward West Virginia. A quantity of fuse was also seen with the dynamite.
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Gallipolis
John Fraley
Riverside Hotel
State Street
West Virginia
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