Hanged hundreds during World War Lang dies in Vienna
Vienna April 8 Josef Lang once called the champion hangman in the war years died without work. His career surged after 1914 as military justice ran free and he executed many political prisoners, reportedly a hundred in Boating alone. He was popular with locals and even joined a volunteer fire brigade.
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Miller aided small nations in drafting declarations of independence
In a recent Columbus Dispatch story Professor H. A. Miller former Oberlin College sociology professor now at Ohio State University aided several small European countries in drafting their declarations of independence and organization He was a friend of President Masaryk of Czechoslovakia and is described as having helped these nations shape their constitutional statements.
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Mrs. Ticer Hosts Preparations for Sick Guest Arrival
In a lively Veranda scene at the Ticer house, Lilian directs care for a gravely ill woman. Jerry and Marion arrive with humor as Sam and Jim assist, while Mrs. Ticer and Katherine arrange a bed and stretcher, signaling a swift upstairs transfer and hospital plans.
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Memorial gates gift to New York University announced
President Vincent Roberts stated a fund of 10000 dollars has been raised by class members to build memorial gates as a nucleus for a future campus fence. The gates will be dedicated during commencement week and will symbolize the campus memorial expansion near New York University.
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Flu Epidemic Flares In South Amherst After Scarlet Fever
Amherst Ohio April 8 South Amherst, once fighting a stubborn scarlet fever outbreak since November, now confronts a rampant flu epidemic in the sandstone center. Local schools and clinics report rising cases as officials urge precautions.
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Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle
Puzzle page explains how to solve the pictorial crossword with across and down words. It lists word clues such as Procession and Part of the verb to give advice, noting the first word is shown in the drawing and others follow in the grid. Yesterday’s puzzle is answered.
Bal Four Welcome Echoes Across Galilee
In Galilee, Jews and Arabs joined in welcome to Lord Bal four as Great Britain's foremost ad figure visits amid a period of joint public events and intercultural exchange.
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