New Coal Mining Process Revealed at Convention
Cincinnati April 30 A new coal mining method uses hydraulic pressure to split coal seams without explosives A tube injects oil to expand and break the seam This process developed by E L Dupont and Co was tested at an experimental mine in Herrin Illinois It aims to reduce roof damage and mine fatalities while lowering costs The report notes growth in mechanization and shifts in mine employment since 1890 with 90 000 workers in 1935 compared to 190 000 in 1890
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Cincinnati
Aew
American Mining Congress
Cc. S. Jenkins
Consolidated Coal ‘O
Joseph Purslove
Purslove
W. Va
Appalachian
Carl S. Westerberg
Castle Gate
Itah
Itah Fuel Co
Rocky Mountains
W. J. B. Javo
Koppers Coal Co
Pittsburgh
Paris to Execute First Woman Spy Since Mata Hari
In Paris on April 30 a faded blonde of 34 nicknamed the trick horse awaited a firing squad summons. Carmen Mory, Swiss national, and Fritz Erler, 38, ex movie studio hand, were described as the spy pair to die, marking France's first female spy execution since Mata Hari.
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Paris
France
Mata Hari
Carmen Mory
Fritz Erler
Handy Man
Ber
Dr Jones to Speak Tonight at Church of the Nazarene
Dr C Warren Jones of Kansas City Missouri will speak at the Church of the Nazarene 114 Marwood street tonight at 745 PM He is General Foreign Missionary Secretary and has served as missionary pastor and district superintendent He and his wife recently returned from a visit to the missions field in Mexico and may discuss it During the 745 PM service the public is invited
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C. Warren Jones
Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Marwood Street
Jones
Pittsburgh
Airs. Jones
Mexico
Man Abandons Transcontinental Swim Hope in Argentina
Forty eight year old Anton io Barcelo halted his bid to swim from Santa Fe to Buenos Aires in Argentina after 150 miles in 30 hours. He entered Monday and swam without trouble until near Ramallo on Wednesday.
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Antonio Barcelo
Sannte Fe
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ramallo
Two spies condemned to death by military tribunal
Carmen Mary and Erler were convicted of espionage yesterday by a military tribunal and sentenced to death. The verdict cited no extenuating circumstances and a reprieve from President Lebrun is deemed unlikely. The trial and impending execution were kept secret. they are to be taken to the Vincennes moat at dawn, as Maia Hari was before them.
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Maia Hari
Mayor Deliberates Case Over Plumbing Code Arrest
Mayor Joseph Q. Petro took the case of E. A. Lewis of 1018 West Avenue under advisement. Lewis was arrested on a warrant by Building Inspector Hart Dickason for alleged failure to trap an eavestrough downspout draining into a sanitary sewer. Lewis admits the drain was not trapped but argues the ordinance should not apply to old houses. The mayor said a decision would come in a few days.
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Joseph Q. Petro
E. A. Lewis
West Avenue
Hart Dickason
Sixth Street
East Avenue
Lewis
Oberlin Musical Union Concert to Feature Wagner Program
More than 250 performers join Oberlin Musical Union Conservatory Orchestra and five soloists under Maurice Kessler for an all Wagner program at Finney Chapel Sunday May 5 at 7 30. Soloists include Herman Gelhausen and F Walter Huffman with other Conservatory students Jame Ann Edwards Jeanne Hill Christine Habegger. Selections include Das Rheingold Valhalla Die Meistersinger and Lohengrin preludes and Lovedeath excerpts.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Musical Union
Finney Chapel
Conservatory Orchestra
Maurice Kessler
Herman Gelhausen
New York City
F. Walter Huffman
Cleveland
Jame Ann Edwards
Jeanne Hill
Christine Habegger
Conservatory
Valhalla
Das Rheingold
Davey Attacks Highway Dept Over Cuts and Neglect
Former Governor Martin L. Davey challenged the State Highway Department in a campaign speech in New Philadelphia Ohio claiming personnel reductions led to inefficiency and winter damage requiring 25 million dollars for road restoration. He criticized pay cuts and dismissals while noting a few party loyalists were placed in high salaried posts.
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New
Philadelphia
Martin L. Davey
State Highway Department
Davey
Division No. 11
Highway Department J
Route 18 Strike Paralyzes Medina Akron Highway Project
Frank P. Converse of the Operating Engineers Union says 60 workers on Route 18, the Medina to Akron military highway, walked off the job over wage and hour terms with A. J. Baltes Co of Norwalk. Project superintendent E. W. Meyers asserts contractual compliance. Converse reports attempts to hire union men, noting about a quarter of workers are union members.
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Medina. O
Frank P. Converse
Operating Engineers Union
AFL
Medina
Akron
Converse
A. J. Baltes Company
Norwalk
E. W. Meyers
Mansfield
Bullet Pierces Car Window on Earl Court
Mrs. E. W. Phillips reported to police that a bullet pierced the rear window of her car while driving on Earl court yesterday. A search of the vicinity found no suspect or weapon.
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E. W. Phillips
Earlcourt
Earl Court
Oberlin to Observe National Music Week with Concert Series
Oberlin College will host three Sunday afternoon concerts from 4 to 5 pm as part of National Music Week. Arthur L. Williams, director of bands, announced the schedule with the first event this Sunday May 5 featuring the Women’s Band and the Marching Band in the center campus venue.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Arthur L. Williams
Leona Mayer and Russell Fitch Wed in Quiet Michigan Plans
Miss Leona Mayer and Russell Fitch quietly wed after shipping to the home of former minister William K. Mackey in Columbus. Telegrams to parents revealed plans to spend a week in Michigan before returning to their newly furnished Columbia apartment.
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Columbia
Russell Fitch
North Eaton Hardware Store
Rolhe Fitch
Leona Mayer
William Mayer
William K. Mackey
Columbus
Michigan
Elyria Man Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Mervyn Reynolds Jr of the Jackson Hotel was fined one dollar and costs after arraignment before Mayor Iysenh Q Petro on a disorderly conduct charge. He was arrested at 1 28 a m near 219 West Avenue.
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Mervyn Reynolds, Jr
Jackson Hotel
Iysenh Q Petro
West Avenue
Noted Publicity Director to Address Oberlin Retail Merchants
Frank B. Pauly publicity director of the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants will speak at the Oberlin Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting at the Oberlin Inn. Pauly has long experience as a publisher editor and public speaker and recently traveled 33 000 Ohio miles visiting 88 counties and addressing 200 audiences. The Oberlin dinner committee includes H A Pfaff Jr as chairman and W Keighley Ted Princehorn J W Hill Lea Comings and H W Barone.
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Oberlin
Frank B. Pauly
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Retail Merchants
Oberlin Chamber of Commerce
Oberlin Inn
Pauly
Ohio
Middletown
Rotary International
Journal
Y. MC. A. Boy Scout
Retail Merchants Association
College Calendar Highlights Apr 30 to May 3
Multiple campus events listed for April 30 to May 3 include recitals in Finney Chapel Warner Hall and The Conservatory of Music. Events cover faculty lectures by Jaszi and Palyi, baseball and track games vs Oberlin and Western Reserve, Honors Day, and senior piano and song recitals featuring Martha Tamura Helen Keiser Jane Edwards and more.
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Finney Chapel
Warner Hall
Roger W. Moore
Robert G. Caldwell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Latin America
Martha Y. Tamura
Helen R. Keiser
Oberlin
Wooster
Western Reserve
Jane Ann Edwards
Birthday party honors Kay Krueger on East College Street
Mrs. Russell Krueger hosted a Saturday birthday gathering at her East College Street home for her daughter Kay's first birthday. Jimmie Princehorn and Frankie Dost also marked their first birthdays with cake ice cream and decor. A Sunday follow up party for Kay and Jimmie was hosted by Mrs. Princehorn. The First Church Women’s Association plans a luncheon May 1 at James Brand House with devotion by Mrs. Orville Jones and a talk on Religion in the Home by Mrs. C H Hamilton.
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Russell Krueger
East College Street
Kay
Jimmie Princehorn
Arthur Princehorn
Walnut Street
Frankie Dost
Frank Dost
Wellington
Jimmie
Frank
Princehorn
Kenneth Worcester
Nancy
Clarence Berg
Robert
W. C. Hart
Gail
Robert Lyman
Russell
Oberlin
Frankie
Kay Krueger
The
Women’s Association of the First Church
Churches of the Medina Association
James Brand House
Orville Jones
C. H. Hamilton
Oberlin Democratic Club Meeting Open to All
The Oberlin Young Men's Democratic Club will meet Tuesday evening April 30 at 8 in Grange Hall. Oberlin Women's Democratic Club members will be special guests. The meeting is open to all interested persons. Democratic primary candidates will be introduced.
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Oberlin Young Men's Democratic Club
Grange Hall
Oberlin Women’s Democratic Club
First Baptist Church Plans Annual Meeting With Supper
The First Baptist Church will hold its annual meeting Thursday evening at the church. A fellowship supper will precede the business meeting.
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First Baptist Church
First Church Forum to Hear Dr Van der Pyl May 2
The First Church Forum meets Thursday night May 2 at the James Brand House. Dr Nicholas Van der Pyl speaks on The Economic Future of Our Children with time for questions and discussion.
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Church Forum
James Brand
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin clubs schedule meetings this week
The Young Men's club meets Thursday evening at Oberlin Tavern. The Ladies Aid Society of Grace Lutheran hosts Thursday at 2 PM in the parish hall. Oberlin Encampment I O O F gathers Thursday night April 2 in Odd Fellow Hall. West Russia club holds an all day meeting Thursday May 2 at Mrs Carl Obenour’s West Hamilton street with a pot luck at noon. Regular Oberlin Rotary and Women's Relief Corps meetings follow later times. Christy Junior club meets Friday afternoon May 3 in Grange Hall.
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Young Men’s Club
Oberlin
Ladies Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Odd Fellow
West Russia Club
Carl Obenour
West Hamilton Street
Oberlin Rotary
Oberlin Inn
Women’s Relief Corps
Oberlin Grange Hall
Christy
Grange Hall
Chicken supper postponed by Oberlin encampment and clubs
The chicken supper planned by the Oberlin Encampment L O O F and the Purpleites for Thursday evening May 2 has been indefinitely postponed. Mr. and Mrs. O C McKee of Morgan street returned from Boston where their son Richard works with the American Mutuel Indemnity company. Mr. and Mrs. C M Shreffler of East College street visited their daughter and son-in-law Burt Holden in Cleveland. Mrs. J E Braithwaite of East Lorain street underwent operation at Alien Hospital and is recovering well. Mrs. Carol Zavedsky and Miss Leona Myers visited Cleveland.
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Oberlin
Purpleites
O. C. McKee
Morgan Street
Boston
Richard
American Mutuel Indemnity Company
C. M. Shreffler
East College Street
Burt Holden
Cleveland
J. E. Braithwaite
East Lorain Street
Alien Hospital
Carol Zavedsky
Leona Myers
German Economics To Be Discussed By Oberlin Speaker
Dr. Melchior Palyi, a renowned financial economist now an American citizen born in Hungary, will speak at Oberlin on German economics and finance as a factor in the present war. The public forum is Wednesday May 1 at 4:30 in the Men's Building Auditorium, organized by the Peace and Public Affairs Forum with the economics department.
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Finney Chapel
Oscar Jaszi
Oberlin
Toledo
Melchior Palyi
Peace and Public Affairs Forum
Department of Economics
Conservatory of Music
Palyi
Switzerland
Germany
Munich
Goettingen
Kiel
Graduate School of Commerce
Berlin
German economist Faigi to lecture on postwar finance issues
The piece outlines Professor Faigi, a German economist and former Deutsche Bank adviser, now lecturing in the United States. It notes his career in Europe and America, his books, and his planned talk on securing supplies without gold and the German economy’s wartime endurance, followed by an open forum.
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America
University of Chicago
Germany
Deutsche Bank
Europe
Reichsbank
Midland Bank
London
University College, Oxford
United States
Northwestern University
Chicago
Faigi
Former Fremont Man Faces Murder Charge
An affidavit filed charges first degree murder against Alpha Red Woessner a former Fremont resident. Police say he confessed to assaulting Walter Snyder 24 last Halloween night and fighting him behind a Fremont tavern. Snyder's body was found in the Sandusky River after an inquest failed to reach a verdict.
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Fremont
Sandusky River
Snyders
Schneider
Woess- Sees Senttsener
Snyder
Woessner
Chief Schneider
Fort Sheridan
Former Elyrian Elected Head of Ohio Poets
Mrs. William Conrad of Cleveland formerly Miss Mary Riley of Elyria was elected president of the Ohio Poetry Society at its annual meeting in Cleveland.
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Elyrian
Ohio Poets
William Conrad
Cleveland
Mary Riley
Elyria
Ohio Poestry Society
Dance star taps dramatic arts at Lincoln Theatre
Dance act showcasing tap toe and acrobatics offered at Lincoln Theatre with half price tickets. Secretary available for Wednesday appointments at 30165. Limited seating and stage presentation expected.
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