Psychologist slams rubber stamp education on children
Dayton psychologist Dr. Frank D. Slutz told the Ohio State University conference that parents cling to old educational methods and demand a rubber stamp for their children's minds. He warned adolescence brings volatile contradictions and urges sympathy as mental and physical growth falter together.
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Fiy Jack Powers
United Press
Columbus
Frank D. Slutz
Dayton
Ohio State University
Stutz
Pigeon Hole Move To Avoid Politics
In Washington a House Bishops meeting shelved a resolution urging church nonparticipation in politics, while Bishop Gaylor argued for church state separation. Debated issues included not engaging in partisan legislation as moral matters arise.
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Pigeon Hole
Washington
UPIA
Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Episcopal Convention
Gaylor
Tennessee
Brewster
Maine
Hoover to Refute Smith on Economy Myth in New York Speech
The campaign centers on Smith’s charge that Republican economy under Coolidge was a myth. Hoover plans a New York address to counter the claim, with Mellon issuing a detailed rebuttal and party leaders denying Smith’s criticisms. Hoover prepares a Westward trip and a key radio address likely from St Louis on November 2.
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Smith
Coolidge
Sedalia
Work
Republican National Committee
New York State
Hoover
New York
California
St. Louis
Missouri
Northwest
Arraignments Begin After Grand Jury Indictments Here
Sixteen defendants were arraigned in the Athens County Common Pleas Court as indictments from the October grand jury were processed. Pleas varied from not guilty to guilty on charges including manslaughter kidnapping robbery burglary and larceny with several awaiting sentences. An Urbana verdict found Edward and Laura Kline guilty of receiving and concealing stolen goods valued at eighty dollars.
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Athens County Grand Jury
Francis Carsey
Harry Thorpe
Roberts
John Rice
Jesse Jackson
Bice
Lewis van Meter
Henry King
Wiliam
Pann
Lilian Birch
James Hale
Clint
Homer Wyskiver
Homer Wry Skiver
Douglas Hunt
Roy Palmer
William Finn, Jr
Reese Harvey
Walter Guthrie
Cotple
Urbana
U.P
Edward Kline
Laura Kline
Longs Pond
Here
Garard
Kings Creek
Throw Bombs At House Of Day Supporter
Bootleggers police report two dynamite bombs shattered the home of John T. Porter at Bladen near Gallipolis. The blasts from an automobile lit by blackout lights and Porter discharged a shot at fleeing assailants, who Porter suspects were bootleggers angry at his tip that helped federal agents locate them. Later, West Side PTA plans a 7:30 pm meeting to have teachers outline aims and methods to foster parent cooperation.
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Gallipolis
John T. Porter
Bladen
Here
Porter
West Side
Governor Invites Graf Zeppelin To Tour Ohio
Governor Vic Donahey telegrammed Hugo Eckener of Graf Zeppelin inviting a flight over Ohio. He cited the Baron Von Steuben Highway on State Route No 70 honoring the Revolutionary War hero and requested a possible stop during Eckener’s western trip.
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Columbus
Get
U.R
Vic Donahey
Hugo Eckener
Lakehurst
N. J
Ohio
Baron von Steuben
Washington
Court House
Springfield
von Steuben
Mellon Levels Statement at Inaccuracies in Smith Speech
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon accused Gov Alfred E Smith in Sedalia Missouri of making inaccurate claims about the Coolidge economy. He defended Treasury policy, arguing economy means wise spending and efficient management, and rejected Smiths charge of misrepresentation.
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Mellon
Smith
Washington
UPR
Secretary of Treasury
Alfred E. Girdth
Sedalia
Coolidge
The
Treasury Affairs
Eighth of Republican Clubs in County To Be Formed Tonight
Athens County Republicans organize townships and precincts into clubs with officers elected in Amesville Glouster and Nelsonville. Major clubs already formed push for a 1500 strong Republican machine led by Woodworth. Theodore Burton to visit Glouster for a noon address as part of county-wide rally efforts.
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G. O. Linscott
Athens Dent
Jessie Lortz
Bel
E. Woolley
A. W
E. G. Wood-Keirns
Lillian Bardin
D. W.worth
Athens Brill
H. E. Henry
Dentsmittee
Athens
Canaan
Lodi
Wisc Urenesee Ouvir
Republican Club Ee
Uae
E. E. Johnson
Trimble
E. L. Jones
Glouster
John Altman
Danford
Eli Westfail
W. H. Flerhaugh
Hazel Lopez
Amanda Hawkins
Fred Wawk
C. E. Duncan
Mary Dillon
Molly Robinson
Hazel Pride
ZL. Jones
E.G. Biddison
York Township
Nelsonville
Woodworth
S. K. Mardis
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Athens County
Zancayive
Jackson County
Boxer Gives Blood And Wins Battle
Freddy Penn an 18 year old Omaha boxer submitted to a blood transfusion to aid his ill mother. He fought in Council Bluffs last night and knocked his opponent down four times in the final round to win. Penn donated more than a half pint of blood to a mother near death since Saturday.
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Omaha
Neb
Freddy Penn
Council Bluffs, Is
Penn
Mystery at Frats and Parade Sparks Campus Rivalry
Ohio University fraternity houses face secretive tensions as floats are prepared for a big Court Street parade. In New York a separate murder case ties to a Kansas City bank hold up, with detectives chasing two men seen near the victim's apartment at dawn.
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Ohio University
Court Street
New York
U.R
Alta Bonetto
Home Trust Company
Kansas City
Bonelio
Ohio Coal Miners Fail to Share in Last Year’s Prosperity
Ohio’s coal mining industry shows a dismal year with few workers days and low output. The state ranked seventh in total coal produced with 15,799,887 tons and an average value per ton of 1.02 dollars. West Virginia led production, while Ohio trailed in days worked and value per ton, according to the geological Survey figures.
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Buckeye
Ohio
Hinola
Iowa
Jeach
Ohlo
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Illinois
Alabama
Washington
Geological Survey
Interior
Indiana
Arizona
No word from daring flier on Atlantic flight
St Johns Newfoundland October 1 reports no word from Lieutenant Commander H. MacDonald twenty four hours after he left Harbor Grace in an attempted nonstop flight across the Atlantic. Strong southwest winds fog and rain could delay his return and fuel was barely sufficient to reach a destination if course was altered.
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ST. Johns
N. F
U.P
MacDonald
Harbor
Grace
Atlantic
Newfoundland
London
H. C. MacDonald
Ireland
MacDonald’s
McDonald
England
Tresland
Attorneys to Study Faults of State Act
Columbus Oct 18 W R L The Ohio State Bar Association will study the administration of the State Workmen's Compensation Fund to cut delays and technicalities. Reforms include granting the Industrial Commission more control over Workmen's Compensation Department employees, studying surety for self insurers, eliminating routine in Columbus appearances, reviewing filing and correspondence, and revising physician and surgeon fees.
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Columbus
W.rl
Ohio State Bar Association
State Workmen's Compensation Fund
Industrial Commission
Workmen's Compensation Department
Governor and Industrial Commission
Scout Leader To Arrive In Athens This Evening
Miss Ray Mitchell regional director of Girl Scout work arrives in Athens this evening and will stay at Hotel Berry. She comes from Colorado Springs after attending the national Girl Scouts convention and will teach leader training classes with details to be announced on arrival.
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Ray Mitchell
Athens
Hotel Berry
J. E. Bain
Miss Mitchel
Colorado Springs
Miss Mitchell
Thrill Seeker Starts Across Without Fuss
Lieut. Commander MacDonald of the Royal Navy began a solo trans Atlantic attempt from Harbor Grace Newfoundland at 11 40 a m with a De Havilland Moth fueled for 20 hours. He aims for Ireland or England, having 140 gallons of fuel and a 26 foot wing span. News reports note his experience is limited and his safety margin narrows as he flies west.
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J. C. Meaney
United Press
London
Y. C. MacDonald
Royal Navy
Tgs Treed
Harror Grace
Foundland
Atlantic
Ireland
England
Macdonald
Harbor Grace
John's
Newfoundland
Orvice
C. Mace
Donald
Alcock
Brown
Cother
Flurtrious
Africa
Hetle Advancs
Newfoundsland
Colonel Windbergh
Mies Donald
Graf Zeppelin Inland Tour To Start From Cleveland Area
The Graf Zeppelin will fly over Northern Ohio on an inland tour with a Cleveland stop. The plan includes Akron and Detroit visits, with Ford Motor Co and Goodyear tied to the journey and a final return to Cleveland for a reception. Dr. Hugo Eckener leads the crew.
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Graf Zeppelin
Ohio
Detroit
Cleveland
Akron
Henry Ford
Eckener
Europe
Ciil- Nail
Hugh Allen
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Hugo Eckener
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Allen
New York
William B. Maya
Ford Automobile and Aviation
Jerome B. Hunaker
Goodyear Zeppelin Company
Ford
Goodyear
Earth
Eckéner
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Frank Gargano
Fale
Toledo
Paul Armstrong
de Angelo Slew Company
Gliese Brothers Coal Company
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mexico City
U.A
Laguna
Quertaro
Hite
As Smith
Thomas L. Stores
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E
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Zep
Donahey
Treasury
Brunet
Florenziegfeld
E. C. Woodworth
City Hall
Ames-Bern
Republican Club
Amesville
Mra
William C. Sprague
H. R. McVay
Big Parade
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Margin
Atlantic Ocean
Athens Messenger
Frederic J. Baskin
Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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