Fighting Professor Moley Joins Roosevelt Hoover Conference
Cleveland reports on Raymond Moley, adviser to President-elect Roosevelt, accompanying him to the White House conference with President Hoover and Secretary Milly, highlighting Moley’s influence, background, and role in shaping policy and public law.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Leslie Dichel
Central Press
Cleveland
Hayman Morey
Rouxsavelt
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Milly
Professor Motey
Haa
Jury Hears $35,500 Claim with Named Witnesses
The jury case cites a $35,500 claim and lists numerous named individuals and firms as witnesses for the plaintiff including Warndorf Minn Howe Tryaler Keller Gerber McCafferty Griffis Cox Krucker Uncicker and others from Groff Milling Amer Ron Shafer Mikenberry Drew Seger and Clark. The witnesses appear from multiple companies such as The Amer ron Shafer company and Mikenberry Brothers.
Radio News Preview With Concerts and Schedules
A scrambled radio news snippet notes WEAF NBC personnel and a New York concert bill. It mentions a phony concert slated for Wednesday night and a related music event planned for tomorrow, details unclear due to garbled text.
Memory Box and Mer Tan tale in Cincinnati programs
Fragmentary OCR item from Cincinnati program notes mentions boarclags vib talent bur and MHT Drom entia with prices and names, including Le-Capt Jack. Details are garbled, leaving unclear events or outcomes.
The Clock is fpéan's Review 4:00 Orchestra
An irregular radio schedule fragment lists programs and times across stations WABC NBC 2 530 pm West minster 5:30 pm and 3:15 pm segments. It references musical acts, interviews, and a university choir in a scattered afternoon lineup.
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Fpéan
WABC
NBC
Westminster
Fragmented Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights
The OCR lists a chaotic mix of broadcast times and show titles across channels WEABSNBC WABC CBS and more. It mentions musicals dances operas public affairs and variety programs with numerous person names and segments like Dancing in Milwaukee and You and Your Government.
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Ray Pethine
Ben Bernie
Sih
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C. Elionendens
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You and Your Government
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Memory Restored in Disappearance Case of Reynolds Rogess
A late yesterday statement from the Lamit I, signed by Dr. Iara and allied to Colonel Rainn, reports Reynolds Rogess memory appears restored after a nine day disappearance. Rogess, once missing since September 3, had been sought by his wife and physician. His memory return is described as progress toward normalcy with his wife recognizing him. His health is improving while Rainn remains in need of rest and will not be discharged. The family hails the possible end of the mystery and expresses relief at the cave recovery prospect.
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Yeaterday
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Tye Qe
Miak AL Rin
Payatintviat
Anne
Rainn
First Barrett estate account shows distributions totals
Anna Barrett of Middletown filed a first probate account showing 7570.71 received from estate sources, 5603.02 expended, with distributions to Offord Vuare and Willian Duerr 4660. Elizabeth Sullivan and Dana Mosier 249,205. Catherina Peterson and Albert Peterson 118. Nellie Deshterwan 239.20. Mary Duerr Slice maker and Dolm Duerr 2791. All shares paid in full. Catherine Waljanos and John Warrath 49.06. Nell Parker and Marg Maret Davin 109.82 balance 1877.09. Jamea Bovis fatally stricken on train.
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Anna Barrett
Middletown
Margaret Barrett
Oxford
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Vuare
Willian
Duerr
Elizabeth Sullivan
Dana Mosier
Catherina Peterson
Albert Petergon
Enoh
Nellie Deshterwan
Mary Dueer
Maker
Dolm Duerr
Brom
Catherine Wal- Janos
John Warrath
Nell Parker
Marg Maret Davin
Williams Trial Opens After Mansfield Murder Charge
Trial of Nerril and three others began in Mansfield Ohio on murder charges connected to the shooting during an escape attempt. Charles Williams 22, son of Madame For- On, is accused in the Feank B. Hanger homicide at the state penitentiary. The defense is led by Clinton Egbert and HM Bleaker with local counsel.
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Ohio
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Efe
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Truil Fon
HM. Bleaker
Mansfield
Betz Estate Is Divided In Will Provisions
The will of Gunlay Bote, Sty Hamilton, Ted fer probate Tuesday directs the proceeds of a life insurance policy to the eldest daughter Katie Butz and that real estate be sold and proceeds divided equally among five heirs, Katie Betz, Jtn Lippert, Carrie Birchhof, Gustas Betz and Albert Betz. The will was drawn April 23, 1831, with Sylven ter Schmitt and Jin Brown as witnesses and named Albert Betz as executor.
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Wessel
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Perfect Attendance Reported in Butler County Schools
Rural and village schools in Butler County list teachers with perfect weekly attendance. Maple Park School includes Trene Warnock fifth grade and John J. Bunn eighth grade. Okeana School notes C R Deeckum senior class and lower grades at Milterville.
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Maple Park
Trene Warnock
John J. Bunn
Okeana
C. R. Deeckum
Stackie
Milterville Sehioas
Zelna Kull
Woodsdele School
Llamas Clark
Bicycle theft at David Silver home
David M. Silver and Marcia and Cereal avenues reported a bicycle stolen from his home Monday. The article also notes a historical aside about postwar population debates, reflecting a broad discussion that accompanied the era.
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David M. Silver
Marcia
Ohio's Democratic Congressmen Meet
Ohio's Democratic delegation will safeguard the vice presidency on March 4 with 18 votes. The bloc aims to block party leadership and bolster a new era of national representation. Republicans hold six of 24 seats, signaling a split in the national congressional balance.
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Buckaye
Niven
Cincinnati Florist Joseph Beran Hangs Self in Basement
Joseph Beran a 40 year old florist of 1206 Baymiller Street Cincinnati hanged himself in the basement of his home at 1030 Findley Street Tuesday. Seen by family at 6 20 am body found at 6 46 am by his wife Mel Mary Beran and Al rape found the rope to the joists. Life saving squad rushed but he died. He left a note citing debilitating conditions as the cause.
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John Jung Dies From Injuries in Bridgetown Crash
John Jung, 16, of Bridgetown, died at General Hospital Tuesday from injuries after his car crashed into two others near Bridgetown and Mudily Creek ronda on Friday night. His parents were at his bedside.
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Cincinnati
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Prank Dung
Maria Avenys
Bridgetown
General Hospital
Mudily Creek Ronda
Thu Imy
YEAR S SENTENCE FOR HORSE THIEF IN FORT SMITH ARK
Fort Smith Ark November 22 To the first horse theft case heard in years T WU Powter was sentenced to a year in prison upon plea Not long ago a worse thief never reached court He was hanged to the nearest tree Captain Lynn Black Cincinnati Ohio November 22 Crnl Lynn Black head of Sheriff Ann V Mutterfield s county flat contracted pneumonia at Gweneva hospital after an operation to remove hwlet from his geomn hospital authorities reported Tuesday Two nurses were supplied by the State Industrial Commission to attend him Black was shot believed the contents of one gin into Mt Crab Sunday where Robert Burris notorious gunman and killer had barricaded himself to escape arrest by officers of four counties
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Powter
Lynn Black
Robert Burris
Corcoran Estate Valued At 9000 Probate Case
Dan Coscoran applied to the probate court Tuesday for administration of Mary B. Corcoran Hamilton who died November 11. The estate lists 6000 in personal property and 2000 in realty. A Masonic Council meeting reported Cowell degrees conferred on a candidate at Hamilton Conner No 19. A parental instinct passage notes winds and nesting.
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Mary B. Coreoran Hamilton
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Maronio Temple
PERSONAL ITEMS AND LEGAL VERDICT IN RAILROAD CASE
Personal items note Mr Bessie Wentworth and Mrs Tom Boyd traveling from Chicago for Thanksgiving visits with relatives and guests. Mrs Arthur Sohngen returns from New York. A verdict was returned for the Pennsylvania Railroad in a suit by William Short over a collision with a halted freight train. the jury found no damages, Short’s brother Ethnlay Short testified they did not see the train in time.
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Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine for a Cold
An old time health ad promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a decisive cold remedy. It claims to open bowels, kill cold germs, purge toxins, and provide relief quickly. The piece highlights non narcotic safety, convenient tablet form, and availability in drug stores. It urges immediate use at onset of symptoms and warns against substitutes.
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