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State Bridge Commission Considers Pomeroy Bridge Takeover
Ohio River bridge advocates urge the State Bridge Commission to buy the Pomeroy bridge for up to 500000. State ownership could cut operating costs, end tolls, and support toll-free crossings from St. Marys to Huntington, while improving interstate route designation and cooperation on river crossings.
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Bridge Commission of Ohio
Pomeroy Bridge
Ohio River
Ohio
St. Marys
Huntington
Plans to open mound in Marietta cemetery center
May Settle Argument proposes to mine the central Marietta mound under state archaeology supervision with steel support and viewing windows to reveal burials. If allowed The Plains mounds could also become a rare tourist attraction attracting thousands yearly.
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Mound Cemetery
Marietta
Ohio
Plains
TVA Under Fire In New Tennessee Suit
A Knoxville suit challenges TVA constitutionality and cites TVA as rivaling Alabama Power by building lines near its towers and pressuring Monsanto and Tennessee Electric Power Company. The case accuses TVA of pirate competition and argues federal action is needed to curb TVA practices.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Knoxville
TVA
Alabama Power Company
Alabama
Alabama Company
Monsanto Chemical Company
Anniston
Ala
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Chemical Company
National Recovery Administration
Los Angeles Times
Ohio Education Leaders Promise Better High School Provision
State educational leaders pledge non academic high school provisions and revised teacher standards for next year. Crowded high schools reflect industrial growth and the public challenges the system faces in ensuring skilled effective teaching.
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Ohio
Roosevelt to Meet Insurance Leaders in Quiet Pre-Election Move
The president planned a conference with life insurance leaders, announced subtly after tips from campaign trains. Knox attacked inflation risks, while insurers defended policy safety, saying a policy is as safe as a government bond amid political maneuvering.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Roosevelt
Landon
New England
Frank Knox
Montana
Knox
Allentown
Earle
Pennsylvania
Topsy Turvy News From Across The Nation
A Michigan man once jailed in 1914 for horse stealing has finished a sentence for auto theft. Plane owners are urged to lock aircraft. In Tombstone Arizona a poetry contest unfolds amid a world where Spanish colonized gun shops and guitar sales shift to machine guns.
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Michigan
Tombstone
Ariz
Gesture discipline as a teaching tool in childrearing
Psychologists suggest parental gestures educate a child with effectiveness. The preferred method cited is a downward motion aimed at the seat of the pants, used as a corrective action.
Transparent Woman Tour Draws Attention
A transparent woman on a national tour is expected to attract much attention as a visible novelty. In Utah an elephant frightened a horse to death. Republicans will insist the victim was a donkey.
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Utah
Ohio to expand high school programs and reform teaching staff
In the next decade the state will extend home economics industrial arts and agriculture and push consolidation to meet rising enrollments. A new focus on correcting the teacher problem seeks to align credentials with the gigantics task of schooling and better prepare students for law medicine and beyond.
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Ohio
Health Hints: First Aid For Bleeding And Wound Care
Dr Morris Fishbein advises calm first aid for bleeding from wounds nose or scalp. Keep sharp tools secured and away from children, protect fingers with gloves when opening cans, use sterile gauze to stop bleeding, and seek a doctor for persistent or severe bleeding or dental socket issues. Elevate varicose leg bleeds and apply gentle compression.
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Morris Fishbein
The Old Dusty Diary and a Soldier’s Blue
Poem recalls Mollie and Jack in wartime love as a diary reveals a true romance doomed by absence. A 1936 composition by Annie Bartoé ends with a girl’s heartbreak and a soldier’s fate, while a separate blurb notes a 1,000 pound safe stolen from a garage.
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Annie Bartoe
District Tales of Long Ago in Morgan Township Long Ago
Morgan Township in Gallia County organized March 18 1818 with the first election in April at Isaac Eblin s. 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. The first saw mill was built by Ward in 1847 and a steam mill followed at Morgan Center. The first post office at Enoke was run by Obadiah Ralph. The first school on White Oak dates to 1839 with earlier work in 1828 and nine schools by 1880. In 1922 Morgan Cheshire district formed a second grade high at En o operated until 1929, later used for elementary pupils. Free Will Baptist Church organized by Rev Topping in 1840 with Durst Rife Armstrong Yeager Erwin Logue and others. Pine Grove Methodist Church started in 1844 with Wilcox Vance Rowley Denney and others. In 185% Rev Elliott began a Sabbath School with thirty members.
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Morgan 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
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
Armstrong
John Yeager
Edward Erwin
Martin
Abner Logue
Nancy Malaby
P. Erwin
Francis Erwin
Pine Grove
Hiram
Wm. Wilcox
Wm. Hutchinson
Jacob Vance
Samuel
Isaac
Thos. Rowley
Jesse Denney
Elliott
Ten Years Ago and Twenty Years Ago News Snapshots
A compilation of local notes recalls Isaac Nice's Kansas trip and James Josten's three week visit to Petoskey Michigan. An Amesville mule-team runaway injured an auctioneer near the big hill. Families including the Blackburns Hoopers and Hoopers guests visited Rutland. Edna Sprague left for East Millstone New Jersey to teach Domestic Science at Happyland. John Cross and siblings visited Nelsonville. Charlies H Willams wore a 1840 political badge. Elizabeth Robinson, 74, Frost, attended the Robinson Brothers circus. Fred Burke of Athens bid on removing Athens High School standpipe. Grace Wright, Nelsonville, visited Columbus. Ely Johnson and Lessie traveled to Springfield. F R Lash Jr returned from Marietta.
Flight Ambitions Stir Kay Dunn In Airline Romance
Kay Dunn a pretty nurse seeks a stewardess post with Overland Airways and gains a trial. Ted Graham a veteran pilot mentors Kay while painting a complex picture of work life and romance, with Kay torn between Monte Blaine and her growing feelings for Graham as they tour the Mariner and share a valley outing.
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Kay Dunn
Overland Airways
Overland
Ted Graham
Trans-Pacific Airways
Doris Lee
Alice Miller
Doris
Alice
Chuck Jones
Kay
Reno
San Francisco
Monte Blaine
Graham
Girls’ Club
Ship Harbor
Mariner
Phrases From Leaders and A Pigeon Trial In London
Quotes from Mussolini Hines Thorez and others. a London pigeon case ends with a thief convicted and pigeons released to owner William Stanthrope. The Empire State Building is noted as the tallest man made object in the world.
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London
Southbank
William Stanthrope
Charles Zinkiewicze
Stanthrope
Empire State Building
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Robinson Brothers Circus
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