Buckeye Association Elevens Open Conference Tilt Saturday
Four Buckeye Association colleges kick off conference play with key matchups on Saturday. Ohio Wesleyan meets Cincinnati on the Bearcats field in a close anticipated affair. Miami of Ohio expected to defeat Denison in Granville as Denison struggles with injuries. Ohio University visits Western Reserve, aiming for a decisive win after WRU’s lopsided loss to Pittsburgh.
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U.P
Buckeye Association
Ohio Wesleyan
Heidelberg
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
George Gauthier
Bearcats
Wesleyan
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Diamond Still Hung On In New York Hospital
Jack Legs Diamond, the racketeer, who was believed fatally wounded Sunday morning, remained alive and showed signs of improvement in New York as of Monday.
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New York
U.P
Jack
Diamond
Times
World Peace Declamation Contest Sets Armistice Day Date
Preparations for the sixth annual Prince of Peace Declamation contest in Athens County proceed under Kenneth Love the county chairman. Armistice Sunday November 9 will feature 14 to 18 year old contestants delivering world peace and war prevention declamations from an official Ohio Council of Churches book. Local church winners receive bronze medals. county winners bronze to silver. district winners silver to gold with cash prizes and college scholarships.
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Ohio Council of Churches
Kenneth Love
Athens
Columbus
Lové
Grid Camp Notes Preview Ohio State Rivalry Practice
Reports from Columbus Iowa City Ann Arbor Champaign Chicago Evanston detail football practice and roster concerns across multiple campuses. Heat limited scrimmage in Columbus while Iowa fans attend drills ahead of Purdue. Michigan faces injuries, Illinois tests depth, Northwestern ends jersey jinx with No. 13 burned.
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Willaman
Ohio State
Ann Arbor
Michigan
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Auer
Teasmer
Evanston
Hank Bruder
Northwestern
Tllinote
Bruder
Sailor Victor Howard Returns From China With Gifts
Vic tor Howard, a three year Navy veteran from The Plains, arrives home with two sailor friends after service in China. He brings silk and satin handkerchiefs, table linens, bath robes, kimonos, carved ivory items, paper money and coins, and many small articles for his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Howard.
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the Plains
E. C. Howard
Victor
United States Navy
China
California
Howard
School Classes Organize and Elect Officers
The senior class of 16 elected Worthington Bieh as president and Howard Swindell as vice president, with Lorayne Fields as secretary treasurer and Sarah Henderson as publicity chair. Juniors elected Wiley Colburn president and Leo Martin vice president, with Charlies Christman as advisor. Sophomores chose Mary Mulligan as president and Frank Grim as vice president, with Elizabeth Clark as treasurer and John Van Meter as publicity chair. Freshmen organized October 8 1980 with Charles Seipel as president and Dorie Smith as secretary. Ted Burson has returned after illness. The note mentions many freshmen studying instrumental music under Miss Margaret Ball and reports the funeral of Frieda Dailey, with pallbearers from Freshman and Sophomore classes.
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Worthington Bieh
Howard Swindell
Lorayne Fields
Sarah Henderson
D. O. Chapper
Wiley Colburn
Leo Martin
Launce Shenefield
Charlies Christman
Roger Robinson
Mary Mulligan
Frank Grim
Helen Pierce
Elizabeth Clark
Franck Grim
Joe Bobo
Francis Conrath
Bessie Bobo
Lena Robinson
John van Meter
Mary C. Mulligan
Charles Seipel
Dorie Smith
Clyde Smith
Ted Burson
Margaret Ball
Graham Chapel
Frieda Dailey
Charles Seipe
Leo Smith
Floyd Ballanger
George Sargent
Raymond Niggemeyer
Rebels Claim Vast Victory On Sao Paulo Parana Border
Revolutionary headquarters announced a sweeping triumph on the Sao Paulo Parana border near Rio Grande do Sul. The claim includes the capture of five officers and 140 soldiers plus two heavy public safety items, 80,000 rounds of ammunition, food supplies, and motor trucks.
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Rio Grande DO Sul
Brazil
U.P
Sao Paulo- Parana
American Held by Chinese Bandits In Henan Kidnapping
Bert Nelson of the United Lutheran Mission is prisoner in Honan Province. Bandits demanding 300000 yuan within two weeks, first asked 50000. Nelson from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Captors claimed as genuine Communists linked to Fukien bands. Two American missionaries remain missing. officials negotiate with Nelson captors.
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Peiping
Bert Nelson
United Lutheran Mission
Honan
Nelson
Minneapolis
Minn
First Red Army
Fukien
Empress Nagako Expected to Birth Child in February
Official announcement states Empress Nagako is expected to give birth to a child in mid February, signaling a major event for the Japanese imperial family.
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Tokio
Empress Nagako
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