Joint High School Building Plan Upheld by Court
Court of Appeals affirms Athens County ruling allowing Jacksonville and Trimble boards of education to unite for a joint high school. Construction funds totaling 25 000 dollars include 15 000 from a bond issue and 10 000 from the state aid fund.
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Jacksonville and
Trimble
Court of Appeals
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Thomas McNenamy
Jacksonville
McNenamy
State Board of Education
L. G. Worstell
Athens County
Board of Education
Leroy Sprague
M. E. Christman
Harry Dust
von Scheele
Court of Appea
Honda
State Department of Education
Hoover to Speak Armistice Day Here
President Hoover will deliver an Armistice Day address in Washington on November 11 under the auspices of the American Legion, the White House announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
U.P
American Legion
White House
Bingham Explains To Senate Group
Senator Hiram Wingham of Connecticut told the Senate Lobby Investigating Committee that Charles Evanson a tariff expert from the Connecticut Manufacturers' Association attended Finance Committee meetings as the tariff bill was drafted. Evanson was borrowed from the association to supply expert opinion on Connecticut tariff needs and served as Bingham's secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.A
Charles I. Evanson
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Hiram Wingham
Connecticut
Bingham
Evanson
Association
Dingham
Hunting Dogs for Sale and Various Classifieds Noted
Classified ads list hunting dogs including coon, skunk, and other dogs for sale. A 100 bushel supply of dent corn is offered nearby. An Edison phonograph with 40 records is offered at a discount from $300 to $50. A 100 acre farm near Guysville is available for rent on shares or cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Two Die as Coal Car Ramps Into Portage Hotel
A runaway coal car crashed into the Walder hotel kitchen in Portage Pennsylvania, killing Annie Stietley aged 65 instantly and August Hess 48, the hotel owner. The hall debris buried the victims as the car gathered speed on a steep grade and left the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
U.A
Annie Stietley
Gust Hess
Banks Support Running on Coast Federal Agents Discover
Federal agents traced a $1,000,000 liquor syndicate to at least two Jersey banks and probed ties to other financial institutions in New York City. Raids across the Jersey shore and Atlantic Highlands seized a fortress, an arsenal, a secret radio system, and led to searches in Long Island Sound for a rum ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
New York City
New York
U. S
Robert B. Watts
Jersey
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Atlantic
Long Island Sound
Reverend Werner Weighs Happiness Clinic Lectures
The Reverend Everett Werner of the Methodist Episcopal Church will begin a happiness clinic featuring philosophers as lecturers. The program will address happiness and practical steps to start, with focus on marriage health work and human nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Werner
Methodist Episcopal
Defining happiness in a clinic context
The piece cites Voltaire Socrates Schopenhauer and others on happiness. It notes two kinds of happiness one from fitting work and doing it and the other from philosophical or material ideals. Continuation hinted on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltaire
Sheridan
Socrates
Schopenhauer
Roussiay
Schiller
Polish woman lieutenant leads Polish officers in Savannah ceremony
Sophia Nowosielska, the only woman commissioned officer in the Polish army, attended a Savannah ceremony marking the 150th anniversary of Count Pulaski's death. The delegation of Polish officers honored the Polish hero of the American Revolution with medals and formal rites.
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Poland
Leutenant
Sophia Nowosielska
Savannah
Count Pulaski
Beethoven to start and a flour mix in classical jazz fusion
A blend of classical motifs with jazz influences opens with Beethoven themes guiding a crossover program. The piece explores rhythmically charged passages and improvisational textures, weaving era contrasts into a cohesive concert experience.
Coal Rates on Ohio Found To Be High
Proposed rates on bituminous coal moved via the Ohio River from Conway Pennsylvania to Youngstown Ohio and from Colona Pennsylvania to Youngstown were found too high in a proposed Interstate Commerce Commission report submitted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
U.P
Ohio River
Conway
Youngstown
Colona
Interstate Commerce Commission
Goodyear Blimp Vigilant Reported Wrecked at Takeoff
The Goodyear blimp Vigilant reportedly wrecked during takeoff from Butler airport in Pennsylvania. No further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Goodyear Mimp
Butler
Doris Simpson Admits Mail Fraud In Curio of Love Scams
Doris Simpson of Zanesville pleaded guilty to using the mails to defraud after a letters and gifts scheme. She explained her husband, a factory worker, bore the burden of the affair while she sent and received letters from multiple suitors, claiming he was a good sport and never benefited financially.
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Toledo
U.ri
Sapa
Doris Simpson
Zanesville
Doris
Detroit
Ad. T
Iife
Hoover to view Ford built old village in Greenfield
President Hoover will visit Detroit Monday to take part in 50th anniversary ceremonies for the incandescent light. Henry Ford has recreated an early American village in Greenfield with bricks and nails from 18th century Rhode Island and Connecticut homes. The tour includes the restored Menlo Park Laboratory where Edison produced his first successful bulb on October 21, 1879.
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Washington
U.P
Henry Ford
Hoover
Detroit
Greenfield
Ford
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Greenfield Town Hall
Menlo Park Laboratory
Thomas A. Edison
Oil Lease Case Before Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court today reviewed preliminary steps in a suit by Dr. Harry Cope of Columbus to force Governor Cooper to honor an oil and gas drilling lease on state land at Portage Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Supreme Court
Harry Cope
Cooper
Portage Lakes
Non-Stop Hop Aims 6000 Mile New York to Buenos Aires
Captain Herbert G. Patridge of Belfast Ireland plans a nonstop 6000 mile flight from New York to Buenos Aires without landing. He has departed Belfast to reach New York for arrangements for the long hop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Patridge
Belfast
Ireland
New York
Buenos Aires
Milk Price Tension Rises as National Dairy Plants Aid Small Distributors
Cleveland reports escalate as National Dairy Products through Telling Belle Vernon launches a farmers loan plan to aid small distributors in Ohio. The plan, backed by Farm Board support, allows loans to seed farmers with mortgages on milk purchases, reducing the price gap against the plant combine.
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Farm Board
National Dairy Products Corporation
Cleveland
Dairymen
Youngstown Company
Telling-Belle-Vernon Company
National
Ohio
Youngstown Sanitary Milk Company
National Dairy Products Company
Oho Farmer Co-operative
Fc Louewehe
Jenkins Collects Material Now for More Legislation
Representative Thomas A. Jenkins of Trenton and Representative John Tex of Texas study the Mexican immigration issue for restrictive measures. They survey border communities, seeking data on poverty, crime, disease and social ills to frame a bill for placing Mexicans on the quota base.
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Washistington
Oct
House Immigration Committee
Thomas A. Jenkins
Trenton
Congress
John ©. Tex
Texas
Rio Grande
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Jenkins
Southwest
Mexican
Box
Chambers of Commerce
Four Soviet flyers reach Sand Point Navy Station in Seattle
Four Russian fliers, en route from Moscow to New York, arrived at Sand Point Naval Station in Seattle shortly after noon EST. They were undecided about continuing toward San Francisco today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wasa
Moscow
New York
Sand Point Naval Station
San Francisco
Movement to retain short skirts sparks national debate
At a Jersey City YWCA meeting 75 girls oppose long skirts and corsets. Their action prompts letters to 2000 clubs and draws interest from ministers and doctors who support modest fashion and American independence from Paris dictates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Krantz
Paris
Patriotism as Defense in Doheny Trial Testimony
Capt John K. Moblinson testified that Edward I. Doheny agreed to bid on the Pearl Harbor repair contract only after warnings about potential wartime horrors. Moblinson, formerly Navy chief of engineers, said Doheny resisted at first but was persuaded by the wartime patriotism appeal. Hobson had overseen oil reserves and negotiations for Edwin Denby, then secretary of the navy.
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Washington
Get
Edward I. Doheny
Albert Th Pall
John K. Moblinson
Navy
Doheny
Hobison
Edwin Denbky
Gas Bootleggers Cost State Money
A Cleveland delegation sought assignment of a special counsel from Ohio's attorney general to probe gasoline bootlegging. They claimed the state loses about 1000000 dollars this year in Cleveland and 750000 statewide. Bettman said cooperation would continue to stop bootlegging and protect legitimate dealers, but could not confirm a dedicated prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Attorney General's Office
Pasoline
Ohio
Cleveland
Statehouse
Louat
Rank T. Dow
Cloneral Bettman
Bootlomger
Bettman
Hoax Tells Grim Tale of Burial in France
Clement Passel known as the Marquis de Champaubert arranged a staged burial near St. Germain France. A hidden air tube failed to save him and he died of suffocation several days later. Police questioned George Bachelet and an accomplice over possible murder.
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Clement Passel
St. Germain
France
Passel
Marquis de Champaubert
George Bachelet
Law says buyers may be guilty under Volstead law
Senator Sheppard calls attention to a long overlooked Volstead section banning liquor purchases for beverage use. Federal officials study the provision as a tool to prosecute buyers, while Dry advocates fear broader enforcement could threaten prohibition.
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Federal Prohibition
Sheppard
Attorn
Mitchell
Kentucky
Drya
Lack of funds forces county to drop deputy sheriff
Athens County Board of Commissioners released Wilson Ator deputy sheriff and traffic officer due to budget limits after one year nine months in service. He was hired in short terms as funds allowed and will not be retained full time, the commissioners said. Freda Heck, who worked with Ator, will also depart.
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Athens County Board of Commissioners
Wilson Ator
Commissioners
Ator
Freda Heck
French Experts to Oppose Naval Ratios at London Conference
Paris Oct 17 French naval experts will oppose applying Washington Conference ratios to cruisers destroyers and other capital ship classes at the five power conference in London the press learned today.
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Paris
Washington
London
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King Features Incorporated
Beethoven
Cleveland Orchestra
Nikolai Sokoloff
Werner Janssen
NEA
Lughton
Park Avenue
Mra
Irving Pastian
Clyde
Bastian
Ahurt
Argentine
Oto
Dorothy Mahoney
United Press
Julia Wachtell
Athletic Club
Jersey City Y. W. C. A
Fall
Nathan Mourintson
Wester
URA
Morris Shepsford
Cone
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