Farm Holiday Drive Backed by National Grange Leader
Louis J. from the National Grange urged a Western states farm holiday to ease farmer distress under the NRAA and Farm Board plan. He said strikes and riots would intensify, as Milo Reno recruits union farmers in 27 states for a broad campaign to support price parity and joint action.
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U.P
Louis J
National Grange
Ohio
T He Farm
Milo Reno
Ashers
Kankakee
Correction fixes arrest report naming Marvin rather than Murph
A correction from Glouster clarifies that Marvin Murphy was not arrested. The messenger states the published last Sunday misnamed the individual and the correct name is Marvin Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rphy
Glouster
Essenger
Marvin
Mur
Vin
Border states plan conference on liquor control code
Five states prepare for interstate liquor plan after repeal. A conference with border state officials and uniform liquor code representatives is expected in Cleveland with participation from governors and senate committees. The event aims to align control efforts across Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia.
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U.P
Border & Uniform Liquor Code
George B. N. Ackerman
Clen
Senate
Pennsylvania
Ana
West
Rail line reports new train power and distances
In Philadelphia on October 94 notes Radelphia and Dover are linked by Train No 1 on the Pennsylvania Railroad. The line reports an 18% bile alliance commitment and a Faroine powered train extending roughly 27 miles along the Valley route.
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Delphia
Radelphia
Dover
Pennsylvania Railer
Bile Allies
Perdon
Racketeering Growth Blamed on Politics in Chicago Hearings
Chicago witnesses told a Senate sub committee that restraints from state and city politics allow racketeering to thrive. They urged federal action to curb crime and cited the Urschel kidnapping case as an example of unrestrained federal prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Chicago
U.P
Royal S. Copeland
Congress
Joseph B. Keenan
United States
Urschel
Oklahoma
Keenan
Department of Justice
Dwight H. Green
Graf Zeppelin Arrives Akron For Refueling Stop
The Graf Zeppelin commanded by Dr. Hugo Eckener is due to moor in Akron at sundown for fuel on its journey from Chicago toward Germany. The airship, famous for global flights, will then depart after refueling and continue to Germany with 42 passengers aboard.
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Akron
U.2
Hugo Eckener
Globe
Atlantic
Berlin
Rio de Janeiro
Graf
Ohio
Chicago
Germany
Milk Supplies For Needy Are Being Planned
The Ohio Relief Commission may buy milk for relief distribution from farmers or distributors or both. The State Milk Marketing Commission will confer on milk source and a basic relief fund price. Sanitary control issues are also to be considered.
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Columbus
U.P
State Milk Marketing Commission
Ohio Relief Commission
Cc. G. McBride
Milk Commission
Ohio
Relief Commission
McBride
State Plans for Relief Supplies in Ohio Winter Aid
Ohio relief workers after a Monday conference, led by Major E. O. Braught, outlined plans to supply the unemployed during winter. W. R. McNamara announced federal food distribution will start in two weeks and be handled without pay by chain stores, wholesalers, and independent grocers.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
E. O. Braught
State Relief Commission
W. R. McNamara
Sheriff Wounded in Arrest Confrontation in Portsmouth
Sheriff Al Bridwell of Scioto County was wounded with a severed artery in his left arm during an arrest for contempt of court yesterday. William Myers, 65, a meat cutter, slashed the sheriff before a deputy subdued him after he ignored orders to stop molesting his estranged wife.
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Portsmouth
U.P
al Bridwell
Scioto County
Wiliam Myers
Myers
Three Die in McKeesport Mine Cave-In
Three men were killed and several others injured in a cave-in at the McKeesport Coal and Coke Company Mine near McKeesport Pennsylvania.
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Mckeesport
Meddling Is Scored by Al Smith in Talk
Al Smith, former New York governor, at the World's Fair, criticized government meddling in private industry. He noted progress shown by private initiative across miles of exhibits and urged that government bureaus hinder advancement, hoping future generations celebrate progress by free men under the Constitution.
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Chicago
U.P
al Smith
New York
Smith
France Seeks New Premier After Daladier Defeat
President Lebrun held talks with political leaders at the Elysee to name a premier who can build a strong government and push a strict economy program amid the disarmament crisis and Germany's demand for armament equality. Edouard Daladier resigned after his civil service pay cut proposal failed in the Chamber of Deputies 329 to 241.
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Paris
U.P
Albert Lebrun
Elysee Palace
France
Germany
Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
French Premier Daladier Resigns After Budget Vote Defeat
Radical Socialist Edouard Daladier resigns as France remains in a tense political moment after the Chamber of Deputies rejects his plan to cut civil service pay by three to nine percent to balance the budget. President Lebrun seeks a new premier to steer the nation.
145 Students from District To Sing Friday
One hundred forty five Athens County high school students travel to Jackson for a Southeastern Ohio chorus concert of 600 voices at 4 o clock. Buchtel Carbondale Waterloo Albany Shade and others send named students plus additional names to be published later.
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Southeastern Ohio
Athens County
Jackson
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Carbondale
Ione Doolittle
Virgene Arnold
Garnet Wilson
Ruth Lowry
Helen Beverage
Freda Cox
Kenneth Chesser
Kenneth Stump
Ermel Hunter
Donia Dicken
Carol Howell
Adelaide Stright
Owen Snedden
Frank Streinmeyer
Kenneth Russell
Nicholas Fair
Waterloo School
Albany
Millard Parker
Maxine Radcliffe
Phyllis Carbaugh
Doris Gibbs
Louise Car
Ralph Carl
Catherine Cowen
Eloise Fields
Companions of McCloy Freed From Jail After Crash
Two companions of Ted McCloy released from Athens County Jail after Sunday crash near Glouster. Clyde Fielder of Shawnee paid a fine, Daniel Spencer of New Straitsville posted $300 bond. McCloy remains jailed on manslaughter charges for Lowell Smith's death. Meanwhile David Burton of Carthage Township pled guilty to hunting offenses and paid fines.
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Ted McCloy
Shawnee
Glouster
Athens County
McCloy
Lowell Smith
Ferndale
Clyde Fielder
C. H. Porter
Daniel Spencer
New Straitsville
David Burton
Carthage Township
Porter
W. R. Sellars
B. F. Swartz
First Snow Seen in Northern Michigan
First snow of the season blankets Northern Michigan with depths from fractions to several inches. The storm swept in overnight and continued into the day with temperatures around freezing. Petoskey reports wintry conditions as autumn turns to winter.
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Michigan
Petoskey
Mich
Son
Optometrists To Meet In Athens This Evening
Optometrists of Zone No 6 in the Ohio State Optometric Association dine at the Colonial Hotel at 6 30 tonight then hold a business and educational meeting at 10 South Court Street. H T Whittleg of Marietta will speak. Mr Covert leads arrangements.
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Ohio State Optometric Association
Colonial Hotel
B. W Covert
South Court Street
H T Whittleg
Marietta
Covert
Election Issues To Be Discussed At Athens Meeting
Athens Chamber of Commerce Rotary and Kiwanis members will gather at Hotel Berry next Monday at noon to hear George Chandler secretary of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce discuss special issues before Ohio voters this year. Athens Rotarians and their wives are invited to a Girl Scout picnic at Camp Rotan next Sunday afternoon. The group also announced reading material and games are needed by forest workers at Camp Zaleski, with contributions to Carpenter Hardware Store.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Hotel Berry
George Chandler
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
I Cusg
Ohio
Athens
Camp Rotan
Camp Zaleski
Carpenter Hardware
Stora
Government Plans to Buy All Gold Under Roosevelts Plan
Roosevelt aims to impound about 3.75 billion dollars of gold and pay higher prices to domestic miners to entice all newly mined gold into government hands. The move would fix the value of money and commodities and mark a broad government program to control gold flow and prices. In St Louis Berland shoe stores distributed NRA buy now checks to workers as part of the campaign, notes printed on red white and blue paper warning the checks are void unless spent within a week at Blue Eagle approved firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Government gold purchase plan raises prices and dollar value
The proposal would let the Reconstr uction Finance Corporation buy all offered gold at prices above world levels. This would push up gold prices and indirectly lift commodity prices by cheapening the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Government Gold Purchases To Move Dollar Value Significantly
The text explains that by buying and selling gold the government can adjust the dollar's purchasing power almost at will, keeping American gold domestically and increasing stock. A higher fixed gold price would cheapen the dollar and push commodity prices higher in direct relation to the dollar's decline.
More Jobs To Be Provided On Local Work
Dr. J. P. Porter of the Athens County re employment service says private employers are applying for workers at the Athens Armory and two farmers are sought to live on farms under owner terms. He notes workers should have families and be willing to relocate. A new county road project is expected to start soon, adding more jobs along with Stewart, Nelsonville, and the bridge north of Glouster. Porter and Blaney B Matthewson discussed county re employment conditions in Columbus. Matthewson, a former Antioch College professor, is noted for factory experience.
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Athens Armory
J. P. Porter
Athens County
Stewart
Nelsonville
Glouster
Doctor Porter
Blaney B Matthewson
State
Columbus
Matthewson
Antioch College
Porter
Motor Fees Returned To County by State
A refund of 667 dollars on motor vehicle registration fees for the period ending Sept. 30, 1933, was received by J. Clyde Edmundson, Athens County auditor. Of 1,205 dollars collected on motor registration in ten townships and corporations, 23 percent goes to the state treasury, 47 percent to the county fund, and 30 percent is distributed in the districts of registration by a General Assembly ruling. The County Road and Bridge Fund shares in the district distribution.
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J. Clyde Edmundson
Athens County
General Assembly
Farmer's Plight Critiqued by Paid Leaders in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills letter writer Will criticizes paid leaders for telling farmers how poor they are and for blaming government. He mocks constitutional duties, quipping about overproduction debt and excessive personal care as signs of government entitlement.
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Farmer
Will
Delegates Named for Jaeait Event in Athens County
Athens County principals selected delegates to represent the county at the thirty ninth Southeastern Ohio Education Association session in Jackson this Thursday and Friday. The list includes Kenneth C. Ray F J Taylor Amenville Carrye Smith Greens Run Fred Linncott Dr F Pullen and Clifford Glazier Rome. Alternates are D O Chappel Shade Forrest Guthrie Jacksonville Trimble Robert Harrison Carbondale and Grace Webb Albany. Athens County schools will dismiss Friday October 27 for teachers to attend the meeting.
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Athens County
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Jackson
Kenneth C. Ray
F. J. Taylor
Amenville
Carrye Smith
Greens Run
Fred Linncott
Buchtel
F. Pullen
the Plains
Clifford Glazier
Rome
D. O. Chappel
Shade
Forrest
Guthrie
Jacksonville-Trimble
Robert Harrison
Carbondale
Grace Webb
Albany
Athena County
Central Ohio Association
Zanesville
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Donald H Tippett
Bexley Methodist Episcopal Church
Doctor Tippett
Lindy Kidnap Suspect Held For Quizzing
John Gorch, 37, a former Hopewell, New Jersey resident, was to be questioned today by New Jersey and New York detectives and Secret Service agents in the Lindbergh kidnap case. Police planned to open a safety deposit box in New York hired by Gorch to search for ransom bills. If suspicious material appeared, Dr. John F. Condon might travel to identify the prisoner as John the Pole, the recipient of the $50,000 ransom.
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Boston
John Gorch
Hopewell
N. J
New Jersey
New York
Secret Service
Bankers’ Trust Company
Gorch
Billie
John F. Condon
Paroles Granted to 17 At Ohio Reformatory
Ohio Board of Parole granted parole today to 17 inmates at the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield after review of their records. Readouts include names such as William Hoey Hocking burglary with release date December 14 and Bart Hoey Gallia burglary with release date December 3 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Reformatory
Columb
Delvin Loew
Stores Urged to Keep Fagles If Possible Under New Code
Washington reports small town retailers urged by Administrator Johnson to remain under the Blue Eagle if feasible as a new retail code takes effect. The code sets wage floors up to 15 per week and limits hours, while allowing local enforcement and exemptions for small shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
NRA
Farm Relief Administration
Blue Eagle
Forest workers to depart Monday for reforestation army
Sixty five Athens County men will leave Athens on Monday October 30 to join a federal reforestation corps. Belford Nelson said selection is limited to families on relief lists to ensure aid reaches those in need. The group will go to Marietta for medical exams then to Fort Knox for training before assignment. final destination unspecified.
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Athens County
Athens
Belford Nelson
Athens County Relief
Nelson
Citizens’ Conservation Corpa
Enstatmenta
Marietta
Fort Knox
Adson Russell Dies At Home Near Belpre
Adson Russell 65 longtime Carthage Township resident died at his West Belpre home after a long illness. Funeral set Thursday at 2 PM at Belpre M E Church with burial at Rockland Cemetery. He leaves a widow, one son, six daughters, 19 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and siblings.
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Adeon Russell
Carthage Township
Athens
West Belpre
Belpre M. BE
Rockland Cemetery
Russell
Masonic Lodge
Coalville
Stanley
Mee
Mattie Nelson
Bartlett
Evelyn Welch
Frost
Bertine Dixon
Dave Dilton
Athena
Winnie Harter
Parkersburg
Alice
Clinton
Santa Barbara
Calif
Lincoln
Titusville
Frs
Emma Barber
Canada
Ada Rowe
Portland Oreek
Sheridan E. Russell
Mr. Russell
Sheridan Krrnont
Olympia
Washington
Coolville
Mrs. Sarah A. Male of Millfield Dies at Home
Mrs. Sarah A. Male aged appears to have died Monday at her nephew Kerby Mate's home in Millfield. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 o clock at Sugar Creek Church with burial in Nye Cemetery Chauncey. She was widow of Solomon Males Civil War veteran and mother of 12, eight living: B C Male Chester W Va Everett Curtin Runsel James Millfield. Lucy Six Millfield RD 2 Lizzie Same Trimble Idella Bewes Baet. She belonged to Millfield Church of Christ since girlhood.
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Millfield
Kerby
Sugar Creek
Nace
Welock
Nye
Chauncey
Solomon
B.C. Male
Cheater
W. Va
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