Red Cross Faces May Demand From Dust and Floods
May reports from national Red Cross headquarters show dust from drought and floods from heavy rains increased need for relief. The Spring period March through May saw 56 relief attempts in March across 29 operations. April had 15 operations. May expected similar. Tornadoes ranked high with 11 storms triggering aid across multiple southern states. Floods affected Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, and other areas. windstorms hit Mississippi and Arkansas. cloudbursts hit Kentucky and Colorado. May expansions covered Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas footnotes.
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Five Die in Separate Auto Crashes Across Ohio
Yellow Springs resident died when his brother Grant Va car collided head on with De marco Harris of Springfield. Coroner said tire blowout may have caused the crash. Vincent Himienny 48 killed in Steubenville by hit and run driver who ran red. Duck Warwick 72 died walking near his Bellefontaine home. Anna Carter DeLorraine 61 died when her husband Walter’s car on a detour near Kenton crashed. Clyde H Todd 32 died when his milk truck skidded on a road last Friday.
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Kenton
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Columbus
Ohio cities in check up on liquor retailers
Eighth Ohio cities figure in a nationwide check of retail liquor dealers proposed by the treasury department. The check in Ohio, costing 8339, would be held in Akron Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Toledo and Youngstown.
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Dayton
Toledo
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Loans Awarded to 195 Ohio Homeowners Weekly Total
Loans totaling 618487 were disbursed to 195 distressed small homeowners in Ohio for the week ending June 20. Brunner reports 536275 in Corporation bonds exchanged, 49837 in cash to the state for back taxes, 16120 for repairs, and 16255 for interest, attorneys and appraisers fees. Average loan equals 3172 dollars.
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Henry G. Brunner
Student nurse Rosanne Glass returns home for vacation
Mercy hospital Columbus student nurse Rosanne Glass arrives home Saturday for a three week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Glass of Zanesville Ave.
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Mercy Hospital
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Doubt over maid murder story and confession
The article reports continued questions over a maid murder case with autopsy findings that facial marks appeared after death. A suspect, Littleton, doubts the confession credited to Burness, tied to an alleged hammer attack after a promise of payment. Burness, a Sea Cliff guest, was unmarried.
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Vacation Begins for Lower Kroger Manager Hughes
James Hughes, manager of the lower Kroger store, starts vacation this morning. Frank Higgins serves as acting manager in Hughes absence.
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Kroger
Frank Higgins
Hughes
Tug Captain Dies in Cleveland Funeral Set for Fremont
Thomas Brunner aged 52 longtime captain of a Great Lakes tug fleet died yesterday in Cleveland. Funeral services are scheduled in Fremont tomorrow.
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Fremont
Thomas Brunner
Great Lakes
Oklahoma’s rains yield largest oat crop in decade
The state harvests its biggest oat crop in ten years as ample rain and high feed prices help farmers offset last year’s drought losses. The oats pictured promise about 70 bushels per acre.
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Oklahoma
Local men file with ICO reduce injuries in May
A May report from T. P. Kearns of the division of safety and hygiene shows 12,397 industrial accident claims filed, down 2,462 from April. There were 77 fatalities, 10 percent fewer than the prior month, and time lost by workers dropped by 70,324 days. Principal causes include machinery injuries with 2,443 cases and six fatalities, plus handling objects among others.
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T. P. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Cross Word Puzzle Fragments From A Page
Puzzle items mix definitions and garbled clues with scattered letters and numbers. Readable entries hint at across and down words but many hints are corrupt, unclear, or incomplete, producing a puzzle that cannot be fully solved from the legible portions.
Mass gymnas tic festival concludes with large turnout
The four day event in Cleveland closed with a grand calesthenic display attended by about 1,100 participants. No fatalities occurred during the mass display though the report tallies 12 deaths and 1,126 injuries across the area from various causes. Hocking county reports show 275 time loss days with 15 medical cases and several workers' claims resolved.
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Bag Pwirno
Hocking County
Notice to Subscribers on Paid Subscriptions
The Logan Daily News and Democrat Sentinel inform subscribers that their weekly period will be sent as paid in advance. The newspapers say this approach is the fairest way to fulfill subscriptions already paid for.
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Democrat- Sentinel
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