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State Bridge Commission weighs Pomeroy bridge purchase
Ohio River bridge question draws civic support for state ownership with a proposed price not to exceed 500000. Advocates argue ownership would cut operating costs, remove tolls, boost tourism, and improve interstate route design along Southern Ohio from St Marys to Huntington.
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Pomeroy Bridge
Ohio River
Ohio
St. Marys
Huntington
Plans To Open Mound In Marietta Cemetery
May Settle argues to excavate the central Marietta mound under state archeologists, boring beneath earth with steel support and glass viewing, creating a rare attraction. Similar prospect could occur in The Plains if state ownership transfers.
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Mound Cemetery
Marietta
Ohio
Plains
TVA Yardstick Claim Sparks Suit in Knoxville
A new Knoxville suit challenges TVA constitutional authority and cites TVA line construction near Alabama Power. It alleges TVA copied lines and pressured Monsanto and Tennessee Electric Power in a bid to disrupt private firms, condemning TVA as piracy and urging presidential action.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Knoxville
TVA
Alabama Power Company
Alabama
Tennessee Electric Power Company
National Recovery Administration
Los Angeles Times
Ohio Education Leaders Plan New High School Standards
Ohio education leaders promise Better provision for non academic students and revised standards for teachers next year. The crowded high schools reflect industrial demand and strain the system.
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Ohio
Roosevelt calls insurance leaders conference amid campaign tension
Washington report describes a staged clash over life insurance safety as Roosevelt plans a conference with leaders while Knox presses inflation fears. The exchange emphasizes policy worth and debt politics, with insurers defending stability against New Deal critics.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Landon
New England
Topsy Turvy World In 1914 to Modern Crimes
A Michigan man once jailed in 1914 for horse stealing has finished a sentence for auto theft. Notes warn that plane owners should lock aircraft. The piece mocks global irony with Spanish caballeros trading guitars for machine guns and mentions a poetry contest in Tombstone Arizona.
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Michigan
Tombstone
Ariz
Gestures, optics and odd events in a humorous scan
Psychologists discuss a parent's gestures as teaching tools. A controversial downward gesture is noted. A transparent woman touring the country draws attention. An elephant in Utah frightens a horse to death, provoking Republican versus donkey framing.
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Utah
Ohio school plan calls for consolidation and teacher reform
School executives note many teachers are unfitted for the task and state a program promised by Ohio will consolidate schools and extend home economics industrial arts and agriculture to reach students beyond high school while addressing the teacher problem long understood by officials.
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Ohio
First Aid for Bleeding Wounds and Safe Tool Use
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines calm first aid steps for bleeding from wounds and nose. He advises pressure with sterile gauze, possible tourniquet, and professional care for tooth socket or varicose vein bleeding. He also gives safety tips for handling sharp tools and avoiding injuries from household devices.
The Old Dusty Diary and a Wyoming Safe Theft
A dusty attic diary soon reveals Mollie and a true love torn by war as Annie Bartoé composes the poem. In Kemmerer Wyoming police fail to recover a 1000 pound safe stolen from a garage and moved into the countryside where it was rifled.
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Mollie
Jack
Annie Bartoe
Kemmerer
Wyo
U.P
District Tales of Long Ago in Morgen Township
Morg an Township in Gallia County organized March 18 1818 with the first election in April. Early settlers include Denney Wilcox Irwin Durst Anderson Clark McGarland Hill Grimes Miller Robinson Titus Stone Logue Watkins Graves Colewell Asa Eblin McClaskey Vance Rowley Russell Pierce Rife and others. The first cabin was built by Dr Ryan in 1800. the first post office at Enoke kept by Obadiah Ralph. A water powered saw mill by William Ward 1347 preceded a steam mill at Morgan Center. The first school 1839 on White Oak with earlier classes in 1828. nine schools in 1880. Morgan Cheshire district formed 1922 with a second grade high in Eno later used for elementary. Free Will Baptist Church organized 1840 by Rev Topping with Abram Durst and spouses and others. Pine Grove Methodist Church started 1844 with Willcox Vance Rowley Denney and others. Sabbath School begun 18% by Rev Elliott with thirty members.
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Morgen Township
Gallia County
Isaac Eblin
Dr. Ryan
Wm. Denney
Hiram Wilcox
Francis Irwin
Abraham Durst
David Anderson
Wm. Clark
John McGarland
Isaac Hill
John Grimes
Wm. Miller
Kinsey
Jonas Robinson
Leonard Titus
Benjamin Stone
Samuel Logue
James Watkins
Thomas Graves
Jacob Colewell
James Asa
Wm. Eblin
Thos. McClaskey
Thos. Vance
Samuel Rowley
Isaac Russell
Wm. Pierce
Jonathan Rife
Wm. Ward
Sherman, Parker & Stevens
Morgan Center
Eno
Obadiah Ralph
Morgan-Cheshire
Topping
Free Will Baptist Church
Abram Durst
Jonathan
Joseph Rife
Thos
Armstrong
John Yeager
Edward Erwin
Martin
Abner Logue
Nancy Malaby
P. Erwin
Francis Erwin
Pine Grove
Hiram
Wm. Willcox
Wm. Hutchinson
Jacob Vance
Samuel
Isaac
Thos. Rowley
Jesse Denney
Rev
Elliott
Echoes of Local Life From Two Eras
News briefs recount ten and twenty years back with names and places such as Isaac Nice James Josten Petoskey Mich Rutland and Athens. Episodes include a mule team runaway injuring an auctioneer and travel notes on families visiting Nelsonville Rutland Columbus and Springfield.
Trans-Pacific Flight Begins With Kay Dunn in Romance and Work
Kay Dunn, a recruit for Overland Airways, starts a trial as stewardess. Ted Graham, a veteran pilot, arranges access to the Mariner and introduces Kay to his adopted son Dickie. A budding romance develops as Kay grapples with feelings for Ted while planning her future in trans-Pacific flight.
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Overland Airways
Overland
Ted Graham
Trans-Pacific Airways
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Alice Miller
Doris
Alice
Chuck Jones
Kay
Reno
San Francisco
Monte Blaine
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Monte
Ted
San Carlos Valley
Dickie
Pigeon Trial Tops London News in Quirky Note
A London note reports a homing pigeon confirming a theft by releasing birds from a neutral loft. The judge ordered the birds returned to owner William Stanthrope, while officials state the Empire State Building remains the tallest man made object in the world.
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Southbank
William Stanthrope
Charles Zinkiewicze
Stanthrope
Empire State Building
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