Day About Practice in Highway Work Starts
Logan November 2 314 men have received part time work under the Hocking County Highney Department roster system. Day about will govern ditching and maintenance on the Rocking County highway system weather permitting with a target to complete by spring. Three new bridges are planned in Laurel Township and Willams Road graveling completed in Falls Township ahead of winter travel with work on roads off the Logan Geneva Road and South Bloomingville Road continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Webb
Messenger
Logan
Hocking County Highney
Orla Wolfe
Hocking County
Wolfe
Rocking County
Laurel Township
Fred Harble
Falls Township
Logan-Geneva
Marion Township
Bloomingville Road
Teachers To Receive Wages In Athens County
Athens County teachers are to be paid in full for the 1932 era during December. County superintendent Alex Mont reported to State Education auditor C. D. Hutchins that two allotments of state aid funds are planned for distribution in December. An October allotment of 23,696 and last week’s salaries totaling 54,052 were distributed. An average of a month’s pay will be owed after the November payment, with remaining balances paid for last year and several teachers receiving substantial back wages for months taught to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Alex Mont
Wschoésls
C. D.hutchins
State Department of Education
Athjras County
Hutching
Util
Root Tgges
Snow Predicted Amid Shifts In Week Weather
Snow is forecast as the week progresses with snow flurries possible in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee region. Temperatures will rise briefly before turning colder midweek with rain and potential snow near the close of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaitz
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
ELECT GALLIPOLIS YOUTH YOUNGSTOWN HEADLINE
Vernon leCoy of Gallipolis was elected president of the Ohio Baptist Young People's Union in Youngstown. He succeeds Judson C. Russell of Akron as Marietta delegates seek to host the 1932 convention in that city.
Convicts' Illegal Voting Report at Tuppers Plains
Pomeroy reports illegal voting by escaped convicts in the Tuppers Plains precinct amid election challenges. Attorney General Bettman asked for ruling. Browning brothers allegedly voted after 80 days as convicts. their wife may have voted under her own name. Court action seeks to declare the election illegal and order a new vote in the three mill Forest Run levy case. clerks and plaintiffs warn of contested results.
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Pomeroy
Tuppers Plains
Bettman
Fooenad Farm Satrser Taks
Ole Eeg WatuLuay
Browning Brothers
C. O
William
Browning
C. O. Browning
Brownings
West Virginia
Meigs County Common Pleas Court
Forest Run
Minersville
Forest
John Batley
Imagination of wealth and power through ages
A Hing Features column ponders future shifts from property to ideas and leisure. It contrasts ancient walls with flying machines and warns that finance and law may fade in importance while knowledge, books, music, and abundance become central. The piece hints at further discussion on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
China
Baker Denies Virginia University Presidency Offer
Newton D. Baker denied in positive terms that he had been offered the presidency of the University of Virginia, a rumor spreading from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
University of Virginia
Washington
Verdict for 3750 damages returned in Meigs Court
Meigs County court Friday awarded 3750 damages in a verdict reported in the meager Meigs area notes. The index also notes 12000 state aid for schools and various local items including Nelsonville traffic control, health rules, and police actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County
Inter- Heney
Pomeroy Bend News
Nelsonville
Lcensed
Souress
Board of Health Rules
Opans
Japan
Stimson Rejing
Manchuria
Athens
Toledo
Marian Bush Snyder
E. LeFaver
Washington County
Pace
Chauncey High School
P. T.A
Sugar Creek
Chauncey News
Early Purchase of License Tags Urged in Athens County
Deputy registrar David Johnson urged early purchase of the 1932 license tags in Athens County. Tags usable Dec 10. sale starts Tuesday Dec 1 at Athens office and other points. New rules require motorists to transfer or buy new licenses, or sales may be refused. funds from early sales support road maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
David Johnson
Athens
Johnson
Offige
Dravid Johnson
Dewd- Hine
Shdale
Ed. Byava
Nelsonville
Lesle Munden
Geyuster
Frank Tidd
Coalville
Howard Cline
Albany
Clyde Gilfoul
Amesville
South East
Bill to Oust Farm Board Offered in Congress
Washington Nov 24 A bill to abolish the Federal farm board would be introduced in the House by Rep Crisp of Georgia a Democratic leader who expects to control the chamber Crisp announced. The Senate Agriculture Committee heard a spirited defense of short selling and other grain exchange practices by C Morris of the Chicago Exchange Harris told Brazier that short selling is pure gambling and has destroyed the law of supply and demand Crisp said the bill would bar sale of any cotton or wheat now held by the farm board for three years unless cotton can be sold for 12 cents a pound and wheat for 8 cents a bushel The measure aims to give farmers time to adjust and diversify their crops while acknowledging the board as an experiment it has proven a failure
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Washington
Congress
Rep
Crisp
Georgia
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
C. Morris
Chicago Exchange
Harris
Brazier
North Dakota
Farm Board
Paradox Seen In Brown Case
Cleveland November 28 1936 Secretary of State Clarence J Brown faced questions about a rumored withdrawal from the governor race which he had not announced. He had county endorsements to run on the Republican ticket and rumors suggested he might bow out to allow David Ingalls to pursue the governorship. Cleveland Republican leaders denied any talks with Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clarence J. Brown
Ths
Brown
Mt. Zion Temple
United States Senate
David &. Ingalls
Navy
Aviation
Maurice Maschke
Legal challenge to ICC pooling plan for rail surcharges
In Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission faced sharp attack from carriers led by Alfred B P Thom of the Association of Railway Executives. They argued the pooling plan to aid financially distressed lines only works if larger railroads are allowed to modify the scheme and tie it to a 15 percent freight-rate increase previously denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ines
Alfred BP. Thom
Association of Railway Execuatives
Man Hangs Self in Columbus Home
Homer L. Frey hanged himself at his residence in Columbus. Relatives say he was despondent over unemployment and domestic troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Homer L. Frey
Worley Urges Extra Session of Legislature
Columbus mayor-elect Henry W. Worley urged an extra session of the Ohio Legislature to address unemployment and poor relief. Speaking at Ohio State University with the Ohio Municipal League, he described a crisis in Columbus and urged public-spirited cooperation to provide adequate aid through the winter. Adjt. Gen. Frank D. Henderson said Ohio has enough resources to cover needs this winter and restart industry, with distribution as the main challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Henry W. Worley
Mayors and Officinata of
Ohio Municipal League
Ohio State University
Worley
Arthur Schuler
Bucyrus
Adjt
Frank D. Henderson
State Relief Committee
Assembly
State Commission
Ohie
Henderson
Hunter Is Shot As Shotgun Explodes In Hunting Accident
Wayne Johnston, 27, Akron, was wounded in the left arm and hip when a shotgun exploded while his hunting companion loaded it near Guysville early Saturday. A. Pollard, 35, also of Akron, and George Starkey of Guysville were present. Johnston was taken to Sheltering Army hospital and, barring infection, his injuries are not expected to be serious. The trio had been hunting about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Johnston
Akron
Guysville
A. Pollard
George Starkey
Johnston
Army Hospital
Latham Denied Permit for Anti-Prohibition Speech in Oberlin
Former Ohio State Senator Thomas W. Latham of Toledo says Oberlin authorities refused him permission to deliver an anti prohibition speech in the streets on December 5. He planned to address the crowd from a motor truck after visiting a vacant lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Thomas W. Latham
Toledo
Oberlin
Riots End Conference Speech as Viscount Cecil Faints
Paris provides scene of violence ending an international disarmament conference. Viscount Cecil collapsed as riotous crowds clashed at the Trocadero, destroying a banner and scattering speakers while Senator Borah warned that governments avoid disarmament when unsure. An anti disarmament session proceeded peacefully elsewhere in the city.
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Paris
U.P
Cecil
The
Couinell
Wittum Borat
Europe
India
Alannon
Houghton
United States
Great Britain
Lower bars of U S immigration urged by Dickstein
New York Congressman Samuel Dickstein, to chair the next Home Immigration Committee, said he would push to lower immigration bars to admit more foreign born in a humane, modern, efficient system. He denied seeking unrestricted immigration, though his Tammany district stance signals political risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Samuel Dickstein
New York City
United Press
Dickatein
Special Commission
Dickstelz
Tammany
Gangsters War Ends in Double Shooting in Cleveland
In Cleveland on the East Side early today two large sedans fired shotgun slugs and bullets, killing James McAuliffe once of Hamilton Ohio and wounding Tony Horton 28 in the left arm. Police tie the duel to clashes among policy game racketeers. Horton, a former night club proprietor and gambling operator, was among those targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.ri
Youth Loses Fight To Year Old Ohio Boy Prison Term Set
Hamilton Ohio November 28 U P John Walls seventeen of Hamilton must spend life in prison without parole for the fatal shooting of John R Cook a North Princeton storekeeper during a holdup months ago A jury of eleven men and one woman deliberated about an hour The state sought the death penalty Wilgue Williams thirteen of Hamilton charged as Walls partner in the holdup faces trial next week Walls claimed he did not fire the fatal shot
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Hamilton
U.P
John Walls
John R. Cook
North Princeton
Wilgue Williams
Walla
Trim
Walls
Cook
Daring Atlantic Flight Story From Early War Era
A fragmentary report notes attempts involving the South Atlantic route and aviator Bert Hinkler in the context of war aviation. Mentions passage from Natal toward Australia and a challenge faced by a pilot team amid fears of danger and operational limits.
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Hound
South Atlantic
Bert Hinkler
Avhave
Eugheak
Australia
Canto Offlone
Natal
Tiragit
Tha Telp
Tshe
Miter Guya
Gust
Mother Tries To Scare Cops With Shotgun
Logan officers arrest William and Moya Stewart at their Salt Creek Township home after a mother allegedly seized a shotgun and threatened to shoot deputies while warrant was being executed. William and Floyd Stewart were taken into custody as searches continued. charges of manufacturing distilled liquors were filed against two men, with William Stewart questioned in a past case.
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Logan
Sperta
Wiliam
Moya Stewart
Same Creek
Salt Creek
Regorda Iaeiian
Dee Macheani
Lurdbey Airman
Vpoline Juscia
Wepiuties Farkevin
Spero
Wiliam Stewart
Neputy Warbegan
Stewart Fn
Bur Behrens of
Lancaster
Srimstone Creek
Stewart
Airmail Plane Crashes in Downtown Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh airfield report states a large airmail plane crashed in the downtown district. Pilot Melvin Garrow of Homestead Park, Pa., jumped with a parachute, landed on the Old Exposition building, and escaped with an ankle injury while two parked cars were hit but unoccupied. The plane, disabled over the city, spun toward the Allegheny River before the pilot evacuated at about 500 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
A.rr
Loding
Melvin Garrow
Homestead Park
Garlow
Allegheny River
Mudh
Mix May Recover Cowboy Movie Star on Born to Ftecovery
Hollywood reports Tom Mix, famed cowboy star, is near to recovery after emergency appendicitis and peritonitis. A physician said he is improving and hopes to give a definite update within 12 hours. In Mt Vernon, Cart Horlacher entered his eighth day of hiccoughs. Bishop William Montgomery Brown, ousted from the Episcopal House of Bishops, remained in serious condition at his Galion home after a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Tom Mix
Ufa
Peritonitia
Mix
Brown
Galion
William Montgomery Brown
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
No Resolution For Strike Is Reported At Chauncey Meeting
Chauncey miners delegates form a seven member wage scale committee to seek joint talks with Hocking district coal operators on unified pay and working conditions. No strike resolution was offered. some favor immediate action while others push a cautious approach. About 400 delegates from local unions attended, with leaders including Leo Dalus, John Curries, and Gil bert Whitmore present. A meeting in Nelsonville planned for Monday aims to invite operators for conference. open shop policy will likely continue.Meanwhile at Millfield Mine No 8 about 30 pickets posted. few workers appeared, Sheriff Wingett and deputies monitored to keep traffic clear. three observation posts reported in operation with guards patrolling the area.
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C.H. Bartlett
Nelsonville
Acale
Hocking
Chauncey
Thin 14
Secula
Wnions
Distriet
Leo Dal
United Ming Workers of America
Ncusion
Chauncey School
Cimireme
Etate
An Collowe
Silmer Alten
Manhattary
Aay Campenyy Hermit
Lee Hail
David Watkins
G. W. Savage
A.j
Percy Tetlow
The
Miners’ Organization
Governor White
John 8. Shetler
Millfield
Sunday Creek
Sherif
Wayne Wingett
Feild
Tas Obesryers
John
Sholter
Marx and
Liett
A.“Nobiy
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New Mexico
Gallup
Arizona
Arthur Brisbane
Great Wall
Hing Features, Inc
News Index
Jence
I. C
Capitol City
Hunter
Borah
Viscount
Trocaderos
Halla
Pari
U.S
Dickstein
Frison Walls
Dares Atlantic
MT. Vernon
Horlacher
St. Vernon
Mite
Sunday Creek Coal Company
James Berry
Ohio Division of Mines
White
Siu
Ann Grell
Mostonville
Von
Robert Grelland
Britton
Sandusky
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