Ohio Defeats Rio Grande in Opener 19-0
Ohio University Bobcats open the 1932 season with a 19 to 0 victory over Rio Grande College before about 4 000 fans. Sophomore Eldon Armbrust starred with a 72 yard touchdown dash and Pete Stephan shone at center while Rio Grande offered little threat.
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Ohio
Rio Grande
Ohio University
Bobcats
Buckeye
Rio Grand College
Pete Stephan
Institute
Joe Olvin
Lo Grande
Penalta
Armbrust
Father confesses slaying son to life term
LANCASTER Wis Sept 24 A father who confessed he led his 5 year old son by beating his head with a stone because the boy was off in his head and had no chance in the world was sentenced today to life imprisonment.
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Lancaster
Wis
Farmers to Hoover Des Moines: Disgust and Demands
Des Moines midwest farm leaders plan a parade and demonstration to press grievances on President Hoover during his Des Moines stop on October 4. Leaders Milo Reno and John A. Simpson spearhead the protest linked to the recent farm strike, with concerns over hospitality and dignity shaping administration expectations.
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United Press
Washington
U.R
Des Moines
Hoover
Milo Reno
John A. Simpson
Farmers Union
Iowa
Doak Appeals for Immigration Restrictions and Tariff Support
Secretary of Labor W N Doak urged New Britain voters to back the Hoover administration on immigration policy. He praised tariffs as industrial stability and called for admitted aliens to have clean records, noting Hoover’s restraining orders on alien workers during the depression boosted national labor protection and wage standards.
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New Britain
Conn
W. N. Doak
Doak
United States
Hoover
Congress
Hunger Strike Ends In Oak Park Pharmacy Lockup
Anthony Carlerine nears the 48th hour of a hunger strike inside a locked Oak Park drug store amid a dispute over an auction of the pharmacy assets. An ice cream company seeks to block asset removal as a constable posts notice for October 3 auction.
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Oak Park
Anthony Carlerine
Mahatma Gandhi
Carlerine
Carlerime
Catherine
Dry Leader Speaks In This District
Dr. Landrith former Ward Belmont College president and prohibition lecturer will deliver talks defending the prohibition law. He is scheduled to speak Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the First Christian Church Athens Tuesday 10 AM Gallipolis Baptist Church and Wednesday 3 PM at the First Christian Church Nelsonville.
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Ward-Belmont College
First Christian Church of
Athens
Gallipolis Baptist Church
First Christian Church
Nelsonville
Japan Wins in League Battle Seeks Delay Shelved
The League of Nations council ruled on the Lytton report after Japan sought a six week delay before discussion. China objected, accusing Japan of stalling to consolidate Manchuria control. The council set publication for October 1 and discussion for November 14.
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Geneva
Manchuria
Council of the
League of Nations
League
League Commission
Lord Lytton
China
Lytton
Interest Rate Is Supported for Cattlemen Loans
Washington reports that seven percent interest on loans to cattlemen from Regional Agricultural Credit Corporations is defended in RCC regulations as comparable to low banking rates. Directors note no serving or inspection fees and a noncompetitive stance with other agencies and private lenders. Applications are limited to individuals, partnerships, and corporations involved in farming or livestock activities.
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Washington
U.P
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mrs Borah Improves After Psittacosis Serum Therapy
Boise Idaho September 24 Mrs William E Borah wife of the Idaho senator rallied today after a psittacosis fever attack. Serum flown from Washington D C aided her recovery with doctors reporting her fever receding and heart strengthening. If she survives she will owe thanks to the serum donors.
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Boise
Idaho
William E. Borah
Washington, D. C
Borah
Ralph Zark
Government cafeterias at 100 post offices eyed for end
Assistant Postmaster General John W. Phelps told a congressional committee that the Post Office Department lacks authority to serve the public in post office cafeterias. The inquiry into government competition with private business aims to force the public excluded from cafeterias in about 100 offices, with lawmakers urged to halt the operation.
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Congress
Washington
Congressional
Post Office Department
John W. Phelps
Roosevelt Triumphs in West Calif Crowd of 25 000 Welcomes Governor
In Los Angeles a 25 000 strong crowd greets Governor Roosevelt as William Gibbs McAdoo accompanies him. Campaign aides say Southern California will deliver further victories after his San Francisco showing. Roosevelt hails repeal of the eighteenth amendment and attacks Republican criticism while presenting a program for government supervision of business.
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Los Angeles
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William Gibbs McAdoo
Roosevelt
California
San Francisco
Hiram W. Johnson
Alfred E. Smith
McAdoo
U. S. To Probe Insull Empire
Chicago September 24 The United States District Attorney Dwight F. Green announced a thorough inquiry into the Insull empire’s financing. He said the probe will determine if any federal statutes were violated and that chiefs of all federal investigatory departments will meet to decide on next steps.
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Chicago
U.R
United States District Attorney's Office
Insull Empire
Dwight F. Green
Samuel Insull
Martin
United States
Green
Insull
Body of James Harney Found After Raid Near Horse Shoe Lake
The body of James Harney, brother of M. L. Harney the Chicago district prohibition administrator, was found near Horse Shoe Lake this afternoon. He had apparently been killed during a prohibition raid.
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Tamarack
Minn
James Harney
M. L. Harney
Chicago
Horse Shoe Lake
Blue Devils Defeat Oak Hill in Local Gridiron Action
Blue Devils roll past Oak Hill in a decisive game as committee notes and school staff listed for government roles. a separate report covers a late-night charity dance and a young girl's medical operation for needle removal, with ongoing delegate counts and a governor's economy committee update.
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Pomeroy
Gs Nnn
Itaksip
Carbonle
Eee
Uncey Blue Devilsa
Oak Hill
Gali
Presidential candidate visit stirs Beverly Hills readers
In Beverly Hills California readers expect a high turnout as the 1982 election looms. The writer describes Roosevelt as a fine man shaking lemon trees to attract Republican support while Hoover might also appear for rebuttal testimony in California, their home state.
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Calif
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Will
Thomas says systems used in classroom
Thomas argues that street education beats classrooms if schools continue to censor controversial subjects He told about 100 Michigan school superintendents that modern educational systems widen the gap between informal and formal learning and that teachers fear the chamber of commerce He criticizes blaming teachers and laments America clinging to old wagon cade civlization amid mechanical change.
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Traverse City
Mich
Norman Thomas
Michigan
Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
America
Pitt Students Balk at Pledge
Pitt undergraduates faced a new loyalty pledge to the U S Constitution, the Pennsylvania Constitution, and university regulations. Some students protested, while university officials said the move was not tied to Judge Musmaano’s decision over pacifier dissent. John Weber defended the aim as proving the student body's loyalty.
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Pittsburgh
U.2
University of Pittsburgh
U.S
Pennsylvania
M. A. Musmaano
John Weber
Sea-Going Bicycle Unemployed Ohlean Sets Off for Chicago
In Toledo on September U near the Maumee River Joseph Bellock an unemployed Detroit steam fitter inventor of Angeline rides a four tire no wheel bicycle boat named Angeline. He sailed from Detroit in nine days, outrunning a three day storm. Angeline uses four truck inner tubes as hull and can move by light breeze cars or a propeller device reaching up to 1M rpm.
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Toledo
Sept
Maumee
Chicago
Joseph Bellock
Detroit
Angeline
Ant
Nome residents monitor Hochi Nichibei plane in goodwill flight
Nome Alaska residents watched the southwest sky late today for the Japanese goodwill plane Hochi Nichibei. The Junkers monoplane was believed to be over the Bering Sea nearing the end of its 2470 mile route from Sabishiro Beach Japan to Nome, with no reports since last night.
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Alaska
Hochi Nichibei
Junkers
Bering Sea
Sabishiro Beach
Japan
Railroads Challenge Ohio Rate Cuts at Supreme Court
The Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroads ask the Ohio Supreme Court to review the Public Utilities Commission order of September 15 reducing coal freight rates from Hocking, Crookeville and Cambridge districts to Cleveland and northern Ohio. They allege the order exceeds authority, lacks justification, and harms interstate commerce. a stay hearing is set for September 27.
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Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Supreme Court
Columbus
U.P
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Ohio Supreme Court
Hocking
Crookeville
Cambridge
Cleveland
Akron
Ohio
Ratireadas
The
Chesapeake & Ohio
Atilitin Commission
Adopts Girl Marries Her In Kentucky Legal Brief
In Covington Kentucky John Herold chief deputy county clerk issued a marriage license to L George Haucke 40 and his adopted daughter Helen Marie Kevitt Haucke 22 both of Springfield Ohio after an attorney general opinion found no Kentucky statute forbidding such a marriage The couple wed immediately after the license was granted pending final approval from state authorities.
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Covington
John Herold
Kentucky
L. George Haucke
Helen Marie Kevitt Haucke
Springfield
Ohio
Haucke
George Haucke
Maine Victory Seen as forerunner of Vast Landslide
Mrs Nel lie Taylor Ross vice chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee and former Wyoming governor told about 30 Democratic women in Columbus that Maine’s victory signals a great landslide for the party. She warned that women and children bear the heaviest burden in hard times and urged voting in November.
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Columbus
Maine
Mre
Nellie Taylor Ross
Democratic National Committee
Wyoming
Federated Democratic Women of Ohio
Hoover
America
Death toll from wood alcohol rises to 23 in New York
New York report shows 23 deaths from wood alcohol in lower East Side after a tainted beverage outbreak. Police investigate, with Hight cited among the deceased.
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New York
Lower East Side
Hight
Bovdard Dies at 76 in Los Angeles
George Finley Bovdard President Emeritus of the University of Southern California died here after a long illness. He was widely regarded for his leadership and contributions to higher education.
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Los Angeles
George Finley Bovdard
University of Southern California
Vice President Curtis to Visit Southeastern Ohio Villages
Vice President Charles FE Curtis will travel through Belpre Pomeroy and Middleport in three southeast Ohio counties on Tuesday. He will start in Point Pleasant West Virginia speak overnight in Parkersburg and visit the Cornstalk Monument before entering Ohio and leaving at the Silver Bridge Kanauga. He then heads to Charleston West Virginia for a 1 PM appearance.
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Charles FE. Curtis
Parkersburg
Tia Charleston
W. Ve
Ohio
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Cornstalk Monument
Belpre
Pomeroy
Middleport
Washington
Athens
Meige
Gallia County
Silver Bridge
Kanauga
Gallipolis
Tato
Charleston
West Virginia
Agreement on Plan In Rail Dispute
Leading eastern railroads reached a plan for consolidating four systems involving 26 railroads and 54 600 miles of track clearing the way for formal merger applications to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Executives met in New York and generally supported the commission’s outline with minor New England changes.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
New England
Mrs McElhinny Dies in Circleville Home for Aged
Mrs Margaret McElhinny aged formerly of Coolville died Saturday in a Circleville home for the aged. She leaves two sisters Mrs James Gunder and Mrs Strickler of Coolville and a granddaughter Miss Ruby Gladys Mercer formerly of Athens now in New York City. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 pm at the Strickler home in Colville.
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Circleville
Margaret McElhinny
Coolville
James Gunder
Strickler
Ruby Gladys Mercer
Athens
New York City
Colville
Sat Review Attacks Hoover as Dense and ignorant
The conservative Saturday Review denounces President Hoover describing him as ignorant and vain. It claims his denseness while in office would push the United States toward acting as Europe’s bully and hopes Roosevelt would win the election.
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London
Magasine
Saturday Review
Hoover
Roosevelt
Europe
A. Wyat Tilby
Adjutant General in structa Shetler To NELSONVILLS
Ohio Adjutant General Frank D. Henderson orders Colonel Sheller to halt Mine No. 287 operations after G O Governor White’s ten point peace plan rejection. Troops to restore order if violence occurs but only under the plan.
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Nelsonvills
Start
Ohio
Frank D. Henderson
John 8. Sheller
Fecal
Ghia Collieries Company
George White
Fini
Ohie Coal Fielda
Ohio Collieriea Company
Mendelsom
Sheller
G. 8. Jones
Munterden
Henderson Inserta
Ohio Colleries
Southern Ohio
Southern
Milk Strike Averted as Dealers Agree Price Increase
Independent milk dealers controlling about 30 percent of New York City supply reached agreement to raise prices ending a threatened metropolitan strike. The deal came as officials warned of disruptions if supply fell further.
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Mite Econ
Orig
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