Popular Grafton Resident Dies in Ohio
James Guth of 219 Grand Street Grafton Ohio rail road machinist and former deputy sheriff of Taylor county died of a heart attack at 2 AM at the J O Dowd home in Columbus while visiting his wife Catherine Tucker. He was in his late fifties and survived by his wife two sisters and four brothers. Body to arrive by train early tomorrow.
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James Guth
Grand Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Taylor County
J. O'Dowd
Columbus
Ohio
Guth
Catherine Tucker
O'Dowd
Howesville
W.va
Ferdinand and
Catherine Arns Guth
St. Augustine
Gertrude Gilmore
Grafton
Monica Cook
el Paso
Texas
Henry Guth
St. Marys
C.N. Guth
Akron
Joseph Guth
Buckhannon
John Guth
St Augustine Beats Alumni Quint In Season Opener
Tom Limbers led St Augustine Irish with 23 of 41 points as they routed Alumni 41 to 26 in the season opener. Frank Campbell and Eugene Flanagan added six each, with a 31 to 6 first half spurt setting the tone and a schedule list showing trips to Bridgeport and several home dates ahead.
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Tom Limbers
St. Augustine
Bridgeport
Frank Campbell
Eugene Flanagan
Campbell
Reed
Limbers
Flanagan
Waters
Tighe
Art McClure
Rauscher
Turner
Gerkins
Kirkpatrick
St. Francis
St Peters
Tunnelton
Rivesville
Beverly
St. Peters
Coalton
Stolen 1937 Chevrolet Recovered Near Cincinnati
State Trooper W D Sergent said Stewart Prichard and his daughter Gladys of 432 West Washington Streets left last night by train for Cincinnati to retrieve Mr Prichard s car stolen here on October 14 The car was in the possession of Edward Foerisch of New Jersey Foerisch has been turned over to the FBI to face charges related to the theft
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W. D. Sergent
Stewart Prichard
Gladys
West
Washington Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Prichard
Sergent
Edward Foerisch
New Jersey
Foerisch
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arrests Reported Here During November
Captain of Police Joe Mask said this week that 52 arrests were recorded in local police courts for November led by drunkenness. The report lists 23 drunk arrests, 8 on warrant, 4 disturbing the peace, 2 fighting, 2 driving on wrong side, 2 unlawful assembly, 2 speeding, plus single offenses including hazardous driving and parkings.
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Joe Mask
Evangeline Country Orchards Lead Dominion Apple Growth
In Nova Scotia Evangeline country apple orchards stand among the largest in the British Dominions. Francis Scott Key who penned The Star Spangled Banner in 1814 had ties to Baltimore. Among garden flowers the pansy is among the oldest cultivated and belongs to the violet family.
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Nova Scotia
Canada
British Dominions
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Federal Aid Bill For Public Schools Falls By One Vote
Washington December 12 A bill for federal aid to state school systems was killed in the house education committee by a 10 to 9 vote after an executive session. The measure, supported by more than 30 bipartisan members, would have authorized 50 million dollars for the current year and 100 million over the next two.
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Washington
House Education Committee
House
Senate
Truman Announces Housing Ceiling Price Plan Details
The White House released that President Truman approved a Snyder reconversion recommendation to set ceilings on both old and new housing costs. The program aims to rapidly release government surplus housing and materials for veterans and their families while regulating construction materials at multiple service points.
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White House
John W Snyder
Mr. F. Price Administration
President outlines housing priority regulation before mid month
The president announced a regulation using the second war power act to set priorities for building materials. It targets multiple dwelling units under $10,000 per unit, aiming to channel about half of busting minerals into this housing type while leaving the rest for commercial, industrial, and other construction.
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Unis
Barium sulfate production and Chinese currency note
About 60 million pounds of barium sulfate used as filler in paints plastics rubber and paper are produced annually in the United States. The basic unit of currency in China is the Chinese dollar.
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United States
China
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