17 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Times
Location
Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
1
The article reports Johnson receiving formal appointment as Industrial Director amid discussions of extending emergency powers. It notes budget measures for relief and recovery programs, calls for national economic reforms, and references President Kennedy and the administration's approach to wartime and postwar employment and production policies.
A garbled OCR passage discusses actresses, a film project titled See iee Him Wrowe, and names like Finkel and Rogers. It mentions prices rising, fashion style, and speculative ideas about a production and its perceived appeal, with unclear references to people and events.
The notice reports C and C recalling five more Grews due to a disruption at Rosell Kentucky. It notes delays, marks, and distribution issues across the district, with about a hundred vehicles returning to shore and a long standby period.
Fragmentary notice announces memorial services scheduled for Sunday at 3 PM. Details about the deceased and location are unreadable in the text.
A courthouse ceremony witnessed by a mayor united the couple in marriage. Details are limited due to the fragmentary source text.
The notice announces missionaries will speak at First United Baptist Church. The event includes an evening service with remarks by visiting delegates and local attendees expected to gather for mutual support and prayer.
In Renton an event involving four residents and a vehicle is described with uncertain details. The report mentions a car and a social or legal action, with no clear dates or outcomes provided.
Masons of Ashlurd Kentucky held a dedication ceremony for a pew temple, with the event conducted on the main street. The service was led by the grand secretary of the organization and featured assistance from a local priest and others. Mayor Edger B. Davis of Aashiand delivered the sermon.
In Cincinnati Priory a federal court hears two bankruptcy petitions listing combined debts and penalties. Names include Weuy Kehoe Monroe Siew Lee Keston and others amid claims of extortion, water works issues, and theft related to insured assets.
Local orchestra competition ended with the band defeating rivals Avie Neel and Haley of Stars Neal. The event took place on Friday night at the Third Street area, with prizes awarded to top performers.
Readable notices indicate Ironton plant increasing operation to two shifts to meet demand. The report mentions Henrie Products and a local firm pushing expansion while noting gate fee issues and stewardship of production.
Readable fragments describe a village picnic event at All Saints S S with attendees and activities noted in a brief community report. The item records a local gathering with likely school or church involvement and highlights socializing, games, and a meal.
A boy intervened to seize a gun and prevent a shooting, leading to the suspect’s arrest. The incident occurred in Montgomery, with the injured party identified as James. Authorities say a court appearance is imminent as investigators review the case and charges.
Locke E Jordan aged 25 worked as a charter operator and was listed in a schol teacher context. The brief item notes his occupation and age with no further details.
A Maysville resident dies in a garden accident amid a flower display. Early reports say the man suffered a fatal injury in a roadside area while admiring blooms. Investigators are reviewing the scene for further details and official statements are pending.
An Ironton man known as Cofford Weds was arrested in Ashland on a robbery charge. He faced a bond set at 3000 dollars, with further hearings pending. Additional details include connections to local churches and Provident Chariot, and mentions of several named individuals and places.
An early evening collision damaged two automobiles on Mirkbeekwair Road and Elmory Lane involving Amepeoinios driven by Mre Aree and BR A Denzides. The report indicates a frail driver and unclear details as responders assisted and investigated at the scene on Friday.
A local automobile collided with a truck on Piketon Street, damaging the car and causing injuries to the driver. Sparks flew as the crash occurred, and bystanders watched as emergency crews arrived at the scene.
A garbled river report notes a 6 a m Saturday event on the Ghie river at a pool stage with 128 units. References to Bos and Ratordar hint at locations or stations and a crocdanad incident involving a fox. Partial legal names appear with police involvement and a missing return of funds of $2.
Federal court denied the rail line’s bid to limit state taxes for 1927, finding no evidence to support its claim of discriminatory valuation. The opinion cited lower court findings on property values and concluded the state could assess taxes as applied.
A local fruit grower in Maysville has secured a license in the county. The article notes the license approval occurred in the city, with brief personal details about the applicant and ties to the local area.
A man named Herbert Coskie dies when his car collides with a dairy wagon after a fire incident. Fire investigators determine the blaze occurred nearby as emergency crews respond to wreckage and attempt rescue efforts, but the victim and a passenger are pronounced dead at the scene.
Police arrested Jaimie Sones on a driving charge. Others include a man named Frank DeLetell on driving while intoxicated, and Levi Hamilton and Rallie Hamilton taken at their home. James Wrhotf, 58, jailed on a peace warrant. An incident involved three girls in York, and a theft charge for a dollar’s worth of goods.
In the 37th district race Democratic hopeful Fields declares candidacy for state attorney. Appointed by Governor Laftown, Fields notes prior roles and ongoing public service as the campaign unfolds. An unrelated Springfield incident reports an engineer injured when a crane wire failed, sending the man from a bucket. he escaped with minor injuries.
In a murky case, defendants Vertios 2 and 7 Mi Nite, Green, Nagroo, Ira Kiso yl 32 and 3056 Gay sured faces were dismissed on opt to yr. Bea Davin sf 3512 Way Street and others implicated in a wreck case saw charges dropped. A Geier4 suspect and FA Le 24 Charleston also appear in the docket with total losses estimated at 88 604.
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