Funeral rites held for Willard C. Craig in Oxford
Willard C. Craig died Thursday afternoon at his North Main Street home. His funeral was held at 4 pm at the family residence with Rev. Tanea L. Thame officiating. Honorary pallbearers included Mayor Charles J. Thomas and councilman C. Barkley. active pallbearers listed from Hamilton. Burial was in Oxford Cemetery.
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John McGrasry
Philip D. Shera
Frank Ruhlman
Henry Ja Krantz
Hamilton
Fenaral
Council to Act On Graig Death
The Oxford council met with Mayor Charles M. Thom presiding to announce the death of Councilman William G Craig. A committee of Ed Beeks BH G Kramer and John T. Butler was named to draft suitable resolutions while motions granted parkway congestion near the new service station on Park Place and Main Street.
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North Maly Atreet
Urges Watching of Overloaded Trucks on Ohio Highways
Highway Director O W Morrel urges sheriffs and county commissioners to enforce traffic laws against overloading freight trucks. He notes that overloaded vehicles damage roads and increase public maintenance costs, calling for deputies to enforce the regulation and for proper funding from county road funds.
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County Commission
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Highway Department
Champaign County GOP Chairman Calls Brand to Resign
Oct 16 Charles Brand of Urbana is urged to resign by the Champaign county committee. The Republican representative, who has served since 1922 in the Seventh Ohio district, said his party deserves defeat and reorganization and had announced he would not run again.
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Pitteburgh
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Moorer
Roosevelt
Bascom
Pennsylvania
Republicat
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Commonwealth
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Polk
Fichter to Speak At Lebanon School Meeting
Joseph Fichter former Butler county school superintendent and Ohio education assistant director will address the Warren County Teachers association at Lebanon on Saturday October 22 with W N Magheansy Cedarville College president also speaking. The event opens the 1932 33 school year with morning and afternoon sessions planned at the high school auditorium.
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Lebanon
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Cedarville College
President Hoover Tour Highlights Eight Campaign Speeches
Washington dispatch reports eight rear platform speeches planned for President Hoover on his trip from Washington to Cleveland. He will deliver his second campaign address in Cleveland on Saturday, with stops along the itinerary to address supporters and outline proposals.
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Ohio study links speeding and errors to highway deaths
An Ohio highways study analyzing 16 years of fatalities highlights excessive speeding as the top error, followed by right of way violations and high risk driving. It notes about 25 percent missteps from safety rules, 20 percent dangerous driving, and 15 percent headlight or taillight issues, urging motorists to curb risky behavior.
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Roosevelt Junior High Elects Student Officers
Roosevelt junior high elected Anne Brown president, Mildred Lambert vice president, Margie James secretary, and Jeanne Burner treasurer at the last meeting. Lilien Pflom served as service chair, Betty Clark as waist chain man, Elizabeth Auburn as progress chair, and Dorothy Meliskey as publicity chair. recognition services set for October 20. Attendance urged for seventh and eighth graders to participate as marchers.
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Western G O P Hampered by Lack of Funds to Offset Gains
A fragmented Pittsburgh based analysis details how the Pennsylvania Republican party struggles for funds to counter Democratic gains. It notes oil operators and industrial leaders with varied loyalties, the role of Hoover and Roosevelt, and fears that late fundraising and job orders may influence voting outcomes.
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Industrial Production Grows. Ayres Sees Recovery Window
Det Lt Col Lemard Ayres, vice president of the Cleveland Trust Company, says industrial output rose from July to September, signaling progress from the depression. He notes improvement is real but uncertain, depending on veterans bonuses, debt demands, inflation, and railroad distress.
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Ohio Youth Conference Planned in Springfield Area
A statewide youth conference planned in Ohio will feature a Saturday banquet at Wittenberg College with up to 1000 attendees. A play titled The Unlighted, directed by L M Laytos, will follow, and talks by experts from Ohio State University and Oberlin College will discuss mine economy and church roles in solving unemployment and need.
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Economic risks shape plans for national debt and war liabilities
The text warns that budgets and deficits tied to federal funds and war debts require careful handling to avoid repeated financial fear. It recalls past depressions in the 1940s to 1970s and argues that improper monetary policy and banking practices lengthened those downturns.
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