Oxford Post Office Project Delayed Two Years
Oxford's new postoffice project is out of quick progress and likely delayed until 1954. Treasury and postoffice officials show little urgency, with a crowded list of projects and limited emergency funds yet to be allocated. Local post office needs and regional politics push the Oxford project to the back burner amid funding competition. Emergency relief funds totaling allocations near a dozen projects may unlock support if pressure grows.
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Washington
Oxford
Iquk
Trops
Treasury
Postokfite
Postoffica
Grief Comes to Oxford Boys in Football Matches
Oxford Ont reports two high school football games. Richmond Tud High School defeated McGuffey 2to in Richmond. Dayton Ky Sihoya upset Stewart 28 to 13. The Richmond McGuffey game highlighted Indiana's larger, huskier squad and turnovers in a rough contest.
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Oxford
Ont
Richmond, Tud
McGuffey
Richmond
Dayton
Stewart
Indiana
MeGestey
Husky
University Women Benefit Promotes Scholarship Fund
The Americas association of University Women, via Mr Nasser owner of the Orford theatre, sponsors an annual benefit show for the A A U W scholarship fund on October 32 and 13 with matinee and evening performances of George Arliss latest Dramatic play at Nicotta show prices 25 cents and 33 cents. Arlis and a strong cast including Bary Astor Thandie Alwright Evelyn Fripp will perform to support the Towal organization and Sarth Ohio Fellowship fund, aiding the A A U W scholarship for Westar or Miami upperclass women with promise in need of aid. Tickets may be bought from A A U W members.
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Arlias Promasd
Bary Astor
Thandie Alwright
Evelyn Fripp
Towal Organlertion
Ohio Fellowship
Ohio A. Alu
A. Aluw
Westar
Miami
Western
Margaret Shaw
Membr
A. A
Obert Campaign Inauguration Dinner Planned
Miami University announces the inauguration of its annual campaign with a supper Monday at 6 o clock hosted by President Uplam. The fundraising goal has been set at 3000 dollars to support the drive.
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Uplam
Miami University
Oxford Star Anniversary Plans Colorful Evening
Eastern Star Ty Galabrate Oxford will celebrate its birthday in Sunsouis hall with a late supper at 8 30 and an informal program afterward. Members are asked to bring covered dishes and sandwiches. Willis Reed fined $10 for drunken driving and license revoked until January 1. Fire department responded to a small loss at the Boydston home on South Main Street. Missionary Rev Ivan O Wilaan will speak at Memorial Presbyterian church Sunday evening at six. The Oxford Theatre offers Downe atairs with Virginia Brion and Boul Lakes and Madame Racketeer with Allison Shipworth.
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Oxford
Sunsouis Hall
Boydston
Pent
BR. W. Boyntaton
Ivan
Wilaan
Vohoran
Peraia
Student League of Memorial Presbyterian Church
Poraia
Oxford Theatre
Oxford Tonight
Downe Atairs
Doin Ijibert
Virginia Brion
Boul Lakes
Sunny Madame Racketeer
Allison Shipworth
Divorge Tage
Daytonians Meet at Western College for Women Event
A 4A Dayton group travels to Oxford to attend an event at Western College for Women. Nobel laureate Artine Comp contony, a University of Chicago professor of sciences, will be the featured speaker. Local attendees include Mrs Frank Campton and several other Oxford residents.
Revival of Wet Dry Issue Shapes Campaign Outlook
The article traces a revival of the prohibition debate as both parties reassess the dry issue after Chicago events. It notes Hoover and Roosevelt shifting focus to economic policy while party leaders prepare for renewed confrontation across regions. Campaigns reorganize for late race momentum with bids in the East and West.
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Pai
Seajor
Woover
Roosevelt
al Seagit
Hoover
Sampai
Congress
Sith
Seomine
Dememie
Chinale
Camden Journal Local News and Court Report
Camden details a highway robbery case with James J. Stafford arraigned before Mayor Lawher, held on $1,006 bond, and sent to Reid Memorial Hospital then Preble County jail. Also notes road work delays, culvert construction, and limited machinery use. Church notices list services, Epworth League events, and outreach programs. Foreclosure suit targets a 41.97 acre Somera Township farm securing a $3,800 note. bank judgment against M D Reed.
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Camden
James J. Stafford
Buffelo
Stafford
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Ind
Preble County Jar
Epworth League
B. G. Hikenberry
Mra. Howard
Scott
Fairhaven
Epworth Tengna
Mins Ruth Allen
Clive Hoekn
Robert Grogs
Eatho Reichel
Mamie Avery
Barnet
Vase
Gal Heeve
Anna May Booker
Somera
Preble County
M.D. Reed
Cattle Market Mixed As Week Ends With Lower Prices
Kano toboggan cattle market notes softer demand across weights as weak livestock receipts press prices downward. Hog market weak with lower values. 170-220 lb cattle rise in supply while 230-400 lb butchers limited. Lamb receipts increase with dressed meat prices dropping. feeder lambs trade at western points with new top price for light weight stock.
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Columbus
Dusheeds
One Ander
Lawar Ferth
Community notices and social updates from Eaton area
Wednesday evening at the democratic headquarters a meeting featured P A Saylor Eaton attorney as speaker and Jo Hanna Poos presiding. Ladies clubs and county candidates were highlighted with refreshments served, plus varied local social and visiting notes from Somerville to Dayton and Camden.
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New Paris Ladies
Eaton
P. A. Saylor
Johanna Poos
Eaton Club
May Ruth
New Farm Club
J. G. Stubbs
Somervilla
Thurstar
Mnon Bank
Thursdey
M. B. Fry
Mfr
Waldo Drummond
Daytone
Camden
Harry Patton
William
Dayton
Thurston
H. F. Woodard
Cincinnati
Lee Maneer
Bern Il
Main Street
Oelook
F. B. Jackson
Roosevalt-Garner Eigh
Orgas
Brookhart and Hoover clash in Hawkeye farm politics
The piece analyzes Iowa political dynamics around W. Brookhart and the independent candidacy of Hoover era figures. It notes farmed voters favoring anti Hoover measures, Democratic prospects in rural towns, and tensions with Republicans over postmaster appointments and government pay.
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Des Maines
Towa
MiloBeno
Nobrauke
South Dakota
Ailesouri
W. Brookhart
Minnesota foreste hit by tires fires 1931 forecast stated
A Lakshats forestry experiment report warns that if Minnesota forests burn at the described rate, the entire state would be destroyed in 20 years. Last year fires consumed nearly a million acres, raising concern over containment and prevention strategies.
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St. Paul
Micn
Minnesota
Cherate
Lakshats Forest
Middletown Church Seeks Loan Friday Meeting
The Fit United Press church of Middletown plans a Friday meeting to discuss borrowing and a potential mortgage. Walter Wendt represents the congregation in the matter.
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United Press Church of
Middletown
Antonite
Walter Wendt
Ohio Chamber of Commerce to Meet in Columbus
Outstanding national business leaders will speak at the 39th annual Ohio Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Neil House in Columbus on October 20 and 21. Key speakers include Roy D Chapin former commerce secretary Henry Harriman and Col Robert McCormick publisher of the Chicago Tribune.
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Clumbus
Ohio Channer of Commeree
Neil House
Columbus
Atvthe Banguet
Whenry T. Haerri- Dah
Ghamnher
Commercia
United ‘States
Robert
R MsCormmigk
Chicago
Tyibuns
America
Chambers of Commerce
Ohio
Ohio Chamber
O’sloske
Akei
George White
Warvome
Henry I. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Roy D. Chapin
Chapin
Ing Dbameas
Aeere Party
United States Department of Commerce
Herbart Hoover
Amniversity
Oxford
Hopland J
el D. Kate
American Capita Corporation
New York City
Tol
Rotert BR
McCorisier, Publsher
Chicago Tribune
Transporta- Mont
John. My, Fitzgerald
Bailway
Theodore R. Dahl
Vic
White Company
Cleveland
Nactiontal Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Postwar Germans Face Scarce Jobs and Rising Unemployment
The text outlines high unemployment in Germany amid postwar strain, with one in five able workers idle and unemployment rising from 2,945,000 to over 6,094,000 in a six year span. It highlights public works labor programs, welfare costs, and private charity aiding the destitute, noting Max Schmeling's charitable efforts and nationwide relief campaigns.
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Capitel
Berlin
Esrvics
Aluy
Welfare League
Éasimons
Max Schmeling
Mustrata
Max
Cidea
Edward Clark Hamilton Visitor at Hamilton Friends
Edward Clark Hamilton visits Hamilton friends during Memorial Day and Butler County fair. He previously ran a dairy business in Hamilton and served many local families, forming lasting connections with old friends.
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Edward Glark
Hone Ab Sandusky
Hamilton
Mrr
Clark
Siso
Batler County
Tramilton
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