Ohio Drum Corps Hold Regional Contest On Sunday
The Ohio drum corps contest gathers bands from Massillon Bellefontaine Columbus Cincinnati Phil icothe Ironton and West Virginia at the Court Street Armory. The event funds the Chicago national convention and features parade drills inspection in uniform. Prizes include $50 first place and other awards. judging emphasizes cadence maneuvering and bugle playing.
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Southeastern Place
Ohio
West Vichere
K. T. No. 21
Chicago
Beasley
Corps
Com
Massillon
Nelson Lima
Bellefontaine
Columbus
Cincinnati
Philicothe
Irontow
Ersburg
Fairmont
West Virginia
Abhgot
Comit
Ion
Mystery on the Village Crisis Sparks Incomplete Leads
In a fragmented report, investigators search for traces of Villagers after a disaster shakily described. George J Markley and federal authorities are noted amid broken town scenes and a referenced panel payment mystery.
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CTV
Ite
Ceramic Engi- Federal
J. Markley
George J Markley
Couple Faces $100,000 Damages Suit
A civil case resumed in court involves Rea Jr. and his wife amid charges alleging damage to a car door and related issues. The plaintiffs contend a planningmatters and the matter centers on a significant monetary claim of one hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea Jr
Blonde Cinema
Fragmentary OCR notes from Bend Indiana flight report
Incomplete text mentions Manning Ranier oman and others missing during a flight crossing Bend Indiana. Other references are garbled but imply a missing person event or incident related to aviation. Further readable details are not available.
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Michigan
Spug
Manning
Ranier
Oman
Bend
Ind
Oil industry forced to curb production under federal allotments
Washington reports the oil industry begins operating under federal production limits to stabilize output and prices. Standard Oil of New Jersey leads opposition to price fixing as Interior Secretary Ickes sets a national output cap of 2,409,700 barrels daily and allocates production among fields. He may adjust quotas to lift crude prices to cover rising costs and allow producers a fair profit of about 1 to 1.25 dollars per barrel for Mid-continent Crude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Interior Ickes
Better Homes To Be Built In Cleveland Slum Clearance Plan
The Public Works Administration announced 13.545 million dollars in loans to Cleveland Euclid and St. Louis to fund slum clearance and model dwellings. Ickes said contracts with Limited Dividend Corp will start soon and create thousands of jobs. Cleveland receives 12 million for clearing 114 acres near the city center and for rental housing at about eight dollars per room monthly.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Roosevelt
Secretary of Interior
Ickes
Public Works
Cleveland
Euclid
St. Louis
Home Rule Amendment Aims for County Reform in Ohio
Ohio voters will decide in November on a county home rule amendment to simplify government and boost efficiency. Charles P. Taft II and R. C. Atkinson, leaders of the Ohio County Home Rule Association, filed 36 000 signatures toward placing the measure on the ballot. The proposal would let counties tailor governments to local needs, with possible appointive county officers and mergers of political subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
McArthur Man Killed In Route 75 Crash Near Mount Pleasant
Eugene Hartley a 60 year old McArthur resident was killed when his car veered off Route 75 near Mount Pleasant and plunged down an embankment. Coroner Vance Bryan Sheriff Sol Ellinger and Deputy Joe Farbearn led the inquiry. Hartley formerly served as a rural mail carrier and was visiting Logan residents Paul and Mrs White, his daughter.
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Logan
Eugene Hartley
McArthur
Mount Pleasant
J. Cherrington
Vance Bryan
Sol Ellinger
Joe Farbearn
Hartley
Paul White
White
Widen Search for Middleport Gunman
William Motley remains at large after wounding Constable William Robson with a shotgun. Sheriff A G Tracy says the search will be widened as rumors of Motley's presence in the area prove unfounded. Robson is hospitalized at Holzer Hospital and is progressing as well as could be expected.
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Middleport
William Motley
William Robson
A. G. Tracy
Motley
Robson
Holzer Hospital
Reformer Charles Parkhurst Fatally Injured in Sleep Walk
Atlantic City dispatch reports Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst renowned reformer killed early today after walking in his sleep. He fell from the porch at Winthrop Parkhurst's Ventnor City home, dying in a hospital about an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
U.P
Charles H. Parkhurst
Winthrop Parkhurst
Ventnor City
More Jobs Expected By Christmas Says Experts
Washington reports administration leaders believe millions more will join the payrolls before Christmas. Since March the recovery drive has returned over 2,000,000 to work and the goal is nearly 5,000,000 by year end through public works and naval building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Dallas Neal Drugist of Gallipolis Dies After Illness
Dallas Neal aged 53 senior partner of Neal and Gillingham druggists died at his Fourth Avenue home after a three month heart illness. He served on the State Board of Pharmacists 1916 18 helped build the Gallipolis church annex in 1926 and leaves his wife five brothers and other relatives.
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Gallipolis
Dallas Neal
Neal and Gillingham
Fourth Avenue
State Board of Pharmacists
Garland Gillingham
Neal
C. D. Kerr Drugg Company
Church
J. R. Gwinn
M. E. Church
Gallia County
Henry Neal
Frank Neal
Max Neal
Lima
Fred Neal
Benton, Mich
Verne Neal
Cleveland
Earl Neal
Oregon
AAA Protests Bread Price Pressures Across Cities
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration demanded explanations from the American Bankers Association over high bread prices in Atlanta Charleston Mobile San Francisco Savannah Scranton and Seattle. Consumers counsel Dr. Frederick Co Howe said the seven city average for a pound loaf exceeds the national average by at least one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
U.P
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
American Bankers Association
Atlanta
Charleston
D. C
Mobile
Ala
San Francisco
Cal
Savannah
Scranton
Seattle
Wash
Frederick Co. Howe
The
Milk Dealers License Enforced After September 16
The State Milk Marketing Commission announced that all milk dealers statewide must be licensed to operate after September 16. Dealers violating after September 22 face a $100 daily fine or six months imprisonment, or both. Applications are available at district health offices with price schedules, financials, sanitation certificates, and band assurances as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Milk Marketing Commission
District Boards of Health
It's Hard To Arrange War Without Diplomat Will Rogers Declares
Beverly Hills California commentary notes the difficulty of starting a big war without diplomats. Will Rogers cites Viscount Grey and archives showing numerous conferences and communications among nations before the war and says Lloyd George’s book supports the idea.
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Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Calif
Germany
Belgium
Viscount Grey
Britain
Colonel House
Grey
Lloyd George
Inmate Dies Under Train On Grosvenor Bridge
Walter Dunkel a 47 year old privileged patient from Athens State Hospital was struck by a train on the Grosvenor railroad bridge near noon today after fleeing from custody. He had been admitted in 1982 and enjoyed grounds freedom. He leaves a Portsmouth mother, Mrs. Luella Daub. Coroner L F Jones ruled accidental death.
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Walter Dunkel
Athens State Hospital
Grosvenor
Dunkel
Luella Daub
Portsmouth
L. F. Jones
Rufus Putnam School To Open Next Monday
The Rufus Putnam Elementary School will open at 8 30 Monday September 11 with Athensity schools. Four year and five year kindergarten begin at the same time with registrations in rooms 203 and 205. A waiting list will be created if enrollment limits are reached. Vaccination is required for all entering students.
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Rufus Putnam
Athensity
Mrs. Howard Bobo Nominated for Athens School Board
Papers filed with the Athens Board of Elections name Mrs. Howard Bobo as candidate to replace retiring J. J. Woolley. A civic committee backs her bid. Bobo, wife of the Southern Ohio Electric Company manager, is a former teacher and PTA leader with university ties and community roles.
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Howard Bobo
Board of Elections
Athens School Board
Citizens’ Committee
Bobo
J. J. Woolley
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Nada Parrish
Ohio University
Honorary
Cresset Society
Central School
Parent-Teacher Association
Higley Study Circle
First Methodist Church
Howard, Jr
Figures Out of Step on New Stamp
The Post Office Department said it would not change the NRA stamp issue to align Capital and Labor figures. Over 400 million stamps were printed showing Capital with the left foot forward and Labor with the right foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
NRA
Labor
Post Office Department
Park Hotel and Higgins Feed Store Sign NRA Pact
Park Hotel and Higgins Feed Store signed the NRA agreement today, as reported by Harry W. McKinatery, Athens postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Park Hotel
Higgins Feed
Harry W. McKinatery
Athens
Revolt in Cuba Sparks Fear of U S Intervention
United States weighs possible intercession as Cuba faces a new revolt. Washington notes a massive naval buildup and air force, while Havana appeals for unity to avert foreign involvement. Ships defend Havana as Communists students and women vow to resist Marines landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Washington
U.P
Richmond
Bainbridge
Havana Harbor
McFarland
Sturtevant
Santiago
Wheat Growers Show Interest in NRA Program in Athens County
Athens County wheat growers express interest in the government wheat acreage reduction campaign. County agent Thomas H. Johnson reports meetings in communities to explain the voluntary program. Thirty farmers attended the Shade meeting. Next rounds of meetings and a Sept. 14 roundup at the Athens Grange Hall will organize signups and county committee voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Thomas H. Johnson
Athens
Johnson
Canaan Board Sued Over Back Pay Claims
Elsie J. Carsey and Russell B. Carsey sue the Canaan Rural School District board in Athens County Common Pleas Court seeking back salary. Carsey seeks $1,115.18 and Elsie Carsey $144, alleging contracts to transport students to Canaanville and Rome High School and Canaanville Grade School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie J. Carsey
Ruseel B. Carsey
Board of Education of
Canaan Rural School District
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Carsey
Elsie Carsey
Clifford
Canaanville School
Rome
Canaanville
Fatima's Descendant Feisal Dies in Switzerland at 89
King Feisal of Iraq, a descendant of Fatima and a key World War ally of Britain, died in Berne Switzerland after a brief illness. He arrived recently on a vacation delayed by his army campaign against Assyrian rebels. He was 89 years old.
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Berne
Switzerland
U.P
Feisal
Iraq
Fatima
Mohammed
Potato Crops Vanish At Miller Farm Near Clarks Chapel
Thieves ride by moonlight and steal about 380 bushels of potatoes from Charles Miller’s farm near Clarks Chapel Tuesday night. The loss, discovered yesterday, is the third potato theft in the district this month. tracks of a motor truck were seen at the field edge.
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Charles Miller
Clarks Chapel
Miller
Grade School Staffs Named For 1933 34
The Athens City grade schools announce their 1933 34 staff under Superintendent Harper C Pendry with Bernice Kayser describing the lone new teacher. Central and West Side allocations include principals Sherman Gilmore Lena Heim and Lena Heim holds West Side fourth grade post while Heim departs as Central’s fourth grade to become West Side principal.
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Bernice Kayser
Wiss Heim
Athens City
Harper C. Pendry
Frank Kayser
Lancaster Street
Ohio University
Central School
Lena Heim
West Side
Henri Hess
Myrna Mills
Ellen Shannon
Doris Day
Pauline Jones
Louisa Steele
Verna Danford
Mabel Carr
Sherman Gilmore
Betty Jones
Cora Evans
Pernice Kayser
Greeba Collins
Ardilia Shuster
Wyona Gardner
Autumn Heat Hangs Over Southeast Ohio
Near record heat for early September is reported by Athens county weather observer Mrs. C. N. France. At noon the mercury neared 90, with 92 on Wednesday and 96 yesterday as Court Street sizzled. Last night’s low was only 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. France
Athens County
Court Street
Redtown Man Must Support Young Child
Joe Hanning was ordered to pay a monthly support sum for his five month old child after pleading guilty to failure to provide before Magistrate H Porter. Hanning was arrested by Constable Frank White in Redtown. his wife Vianna of The Plains filed the charge. Dan Tolsey of Athens paid a $10 fine and costs for intoxication after arrest by Constable Claude Steppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hanning
Frank White
Redtown
H. Porter
Hanning
Vianna
The
Plains
Dan Tolsey
Athens
Claude Steppe
Cleveland Strike Averted for Parley
Cleveland officials report the local car men’s union executive board postponed a planned strike for 48 hours after appeals from international union officers and the NRA office in Washington. The strike was set to start at 5 a.m. today and remains on hold until a further board meeting Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
NRA
Washington
Car Men's Union
Tiffin Board Reports Funds Cover Schools to December
The Tiffin board of education announced that funds on hand will support public schools only until December 1. The statement outlines the financial gap and the need for additional money to continue operations beyond that date.
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Tiffin
Sept
Tiffin Board of Education
McDaniel to Deliver Last Sermon at Mineral M E Church
Rev. H. L. McDaniel will give his final sermon of the conference year at Mineral M E Church Saturday night at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. McDaniel
Mineral M. E. Church
Cabinet resigns as opposition pressure forces Azana out
Madrid reports Premier Manuel Azana's cabinet resigns under pressure from opposition forces led by Alejandro Lerroux's Radical Party. The move follows sustained political friction and signals a major shift in the government.
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Madrid
Manuel Azana
Alejandro Lerroux
Radical Party
Government Drafts Rules Ohio Minimum Pay 4.60
Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson announced a government bituminous coal code will become law, setting a 36 hour work week and an eight hour daily limit. The code aims to curb destructive competition and create employer worker relations, with hearings on suggested modifications and potential unilateral imposition if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Collective bargaining rules not qualified in new pact
The article notes no qualification of Recovery Act collective bargaining guarantees in the labor provision. Employers must follow code provisions on hours wages and conditions. Scrip, company towns stores and child labor are outlawed. Two provisions on checkweightman compromise between non union operators and United Mine Workers. Montana workers receive $5.48 daily minimum, down to $3 in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Montana
Alabama
Deaths rise as sleeping sickness cases surge in city
Fatalties from sleeping sickness climbed in the week, with 42 deaths and 625 known cases reported in St. Louis as doctors warn many cases go unreported. The encephalitis epidemic, tracked since July, spurs urgent scientific efforts to halt the mystery illness.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Walton League Sells Hunting and Fishing Licenses in Athens
The Ohio Conservation Department allows sportsmen groups to sell hunting and fishing licenses and keep two cents per license to fund local conservation. The Athens Izaak Walton League will sell licenses at Jones Novelty Store City Fire Department Kerr Hardware and Strawn Plumbing Shop with prices 1.25 for hunting 1.10 for fishing and funds used to stock streams and boost game numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Conservation Department
Athens Izaak Walton League
Athens
League
Jones Novelty
Harry Dalton
Kerr Hardware
Strawn Plumbing
State Conservation Department
Billy Sunday’s Son Near Death After Fall
George Sunday, 49, son of evangelist Billy Sunday, was near death in a San Francisco hospital after leaping or falling from his fourth floor apartment. His wife, Mauryne Reichard, a Hollywood model and dancer, told police she heard a crash and accused him of assaulting her before his fall. She cited his nervous breakdown from financial reverses as a contributing factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George Sunday
Billy Sunday
Mauryne Reichard
Hollywood
Ohio Penitentiary Warden Defends Deputy in Privilege Claim
Warden P E Thomas says an investigation into charges that Deputy Warden H C Blosser at Junction City Brick Plant granted unusual privileges to Clarence Dorger the Cincinnati banker found Blosser guilty only of a technical violation of common sense site rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
P. E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
H. C. Blosser
Junction City
Clarence Dorger
Cincinnati
Blosser
Roosevelt urges greater public effort to aid unemployed
President Roosevelt called for a stronger public drive to relieve the unemployed while warning that some regions mix relief with politics and seek Federal funds with hat in hand. He cautioned against overreliance on the Federal Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
Roosevelt
Coal Pricing Map and Trade Rules Cited in State Notice
The notice lists coal price ranges by region from Indiana to Iowa with several states and counties named. It bans price cutting, rebates, unordered coal consignments, contract timing adjustments, prepayment of freight, commission splitting, and misrepresentation as unfair competitive practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
West Virginia
New Mexico
Colorado
Potomac
Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Wayne
Appanoose
Iowa
Definition of fair market price under the National Recovery Act
A broad definition ties fair market price to funding the National Recovery Act goals including minimum wage payments and stable employment. Agencies will set and publish fair market prices. coal sales below those prices may show destructive competition. The code becomes effective the second Monday after signing and lasts until June 16 1935 with machinery to alter provisions as conditions change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agendes
Division authorities to administer code in ten districts
Divisional authorities lead the administration of the code in ten districts. A national bituminous coal labor board of three members will be appointed by the President to adjudicate labor disputes. Divisional code authorities operators and employees may nominate representatives for the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bituminous Coal Labor Board
Residents seek alternate Route 30 through central Ohio
Ross Fayette Clinton Clermont and Highland County residents petition state highway director O W Merrell for an alternate U S Route 30 along current State Route 28 starting six miles west of Chillicothe and passing Greenfield Leesburg New Vienna Blanchester Martinsville and Milford If approved the current U S Route 50 would become U S 50 South
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ross, Fayette
Clinton
Cleremont
Highland
O. W. Merrell
Chillicothe
Greenfield
Leesburg
New Vienna
Blanchester
Martinsville
Milford
Merrell
Harry E. Neal
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