State highway project starts in Knox County Ohio
Work began on a major Ohio highway project through Knox County and adjacent areas. The state plans 30 miles of road between Wooster and Democracy, with heavy use of prison labor, wartime equipment, and anticipated federal funds.
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Knox County
Columbus Journal
Ohio
Herrick
U. S. Army
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Wayne County
Democracy
Loudonville
Ashland County
Wayne
Holmes
Ashland
Knox
Cincinnati
War Department
Adolf Stellhorn
Highway Department
Stellhorn
France
Mt. Vernon
Holmes County
Uian
Aerts
Ui Gainps
Asnidad
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Lauuouville
PrukMindry
BUCK
Brading
Bcurt
Herriek
Wack
Medina
Kauk- 4m
Delaware County
Cleveland
Columbus
Marietta
Geddes Outlines War and Peace Vision at UVA
Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador, urged unity of English-speaking peoples to achieve world peace. He said the era of futile wars must end and emphasized the necessity of ongoing peace for national life, hoping now is the time for working peoples to prevent future devastations by standing together.
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Associated Press
Boones Charlottesville
Sir Auckland Geddes
University of Virginia
Harding Transfers Naval Oil Reserves to Interior Dept
President Harding signed an executive order transferring naval oil reserves from the navy department to the interior department. The move places two reserves in California and Wyoming, reshaping control and management of strategic oil resources.
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Washington
Harding
Navy Department
Interior Pariment
Californie
Wyoming
Cow glands used on two children to spur growth
Associated Press reports in Columbus detail a dramatic, though experimental, treatment using powdered cow glands given as tablets to two children from New Philadelphia. Dr. H. H. Goddard says 27 days brought rapid growth and mental gains, with one child increasing three inches and showing signs of intelligence.
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H. H. Goddard
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
J. W. Espenschied
New
Philadelphia
Goddard
Dr. Goddard
Aretin
King George May Open New Parliament in Belfast
The News Letter cites strong authority that King George may visit Belfast to open the Northern Ireland Parliament on June 21. The assembly is to elect a speaker and swear in members. An Irish Office statement in London says reports of the king opening the Belfast parliament could not be confirmed.
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George
Associated Press
Belfast
Ireland
London
North Ireland
Four Police Shot Dead in ambush near Clonmore Kerry
Four police officers were killed and three wounded in an ambush at Clonmore County Kerry. The dead include Inspector MacGaughey a sergeant and two constables. The wounded were three constables.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
Clonmore
County Kerry
MacGaughey
German Given Prison Sentence In War Crimes Case
The high court at Shipsic on June 2 condemns Sergeant Neumann for treating British prisoners. He is sentenced to six months in prison for offenses alleged to have occurred during the war. The trial follows German accusations presented by Associated Press reporters.
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Associated Proms
Shipsic
High Court
Germany
Neumann
Decker Jury Selected for Murder Trial in Warsaw
Associated Press reports jurors were chosen in Warsaw Indiana for the trial of Virgil Decker an 18 year old charged with the murder of Leroy Jeroy Lovett age 20 in a cabin. The trial is set to begin this afternoon with jury seated for court.
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Associated Prova
Warsaw
Ind
Virgil Decker
Leroy Jeroy Lovett
Hin Chum
Dow
Bewgins
Liberty Bonds Slide As Market Dips On Tax Exempt Issue
New York June 2 Liberty 3 1/2 tax exempt bonds fell to 86.06 in overnight trading, an 78 point drop and a record low, as stock market losses and lower loan valuations from federal banks pressured Liberty bonds and Victory notes.
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Associated Press
New York
Liberty
Akslon
Federal Vestrys Bank
Victory
Torday
Rae
Toledo man pleads guilty in $1,000,000 postoffice robbery case
Harry Fisher of Toledo admits guilt on ten counts in an indictment charging conspiracy to dispose of bonds stolen in the postoffice robbery. Special prosecutor Stuart Bolin names two remaining robbers James Colson and Edward O'Brien. Arraignment for Wanda Urbay III and Father Gorek and four others likely delayed as defendants are brought from Chicago.
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HMA Banner
Toledo
Harry Fisher
Stuart Bolin
Bolin
James Colson
Edward O'Brien
Wanda Urbay« III
Father Gorek
New Chicago
Ind
Chicago
Blue laws for Tate Co E05 at Ohio State University
Ohio State University to enforce modified tie laws for out of town cards. Women's council approves rules guiding social engagements with curfews and quiet hours. Midweek bans, midnight Fridays and Saturdays dances unless for defined engagements. Freshmen must be in by 8 pm weeknights. upperclassmen by 10:70 pm. No unchaperoned hours after 10:20 pm except travel home.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Elizabeth Conrid
Tulsa Quiet Today Under Martial Law
Tulsa returns to normal as about 500 Oklahoma National Guardsmen remain after rioting between black and white residents. Deaths identified include nine white men and fifteen black individuals, with possible higher casualties due to fires in the black quarter. Businesses reopen and crowds gather as Adjutant General Barrett plans troop reduction to 260. Ernest Austin of Tulsa dies in hospital, becoming the first known white fatality.
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Ated Presa
Okla
Tulsa
Oklahoma National Guardsmen
Barrett
Ernest Austin
Austin
Naval appropriation cuts foreseen by House conferees
Washington June 2 The House conferees led by Representative Kelley Republican Michigan forecast elimination of most of the 98 million added to the naval appropriations. Kelley said the House had already provided 396 million for the navy and that the Senate increases, including a navy after July 1, would be agreed to by Stover.
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Washington
House
Kelley Republican
Michigan
Kelley
Stover
Senate
Fading Fronts in Upper Silesia as French Clash With Germans and Poles
Reports from Upper Silesia describe renewed fighting between German, Polish, and French forces near Oppeln and Gleiwitz. Refugees say French troops used tanks at Sei city and clash near Gri south of Oppeln. casualties reported on both sides. In New York, 65,000 clothing workers return to work after a wage cut deal ending a December strike.
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New York
Associated Press
Oppeln
Sei
Silesia
Beyshan
Kattowits
Gri
Gleiwitz
Beuthan
Federal recognition of National Guard units announced
Ohio Adjutant General Florence confirms federal recognition for reorganized units. Listed are Columbus Battery A First Field Artillery Captain B R Magruder First Lieutenant James Thacher Second Lieutenant William H Garrett Veterinary Company 112th Medical Regiment Captain Pete T Gillis Paul P F Bittner Ashland Sanitary Company No 1 Captain C B Mauser First Lieutenant Paul R Ensign Zanesville Battery OC First Field Artillery Captain Oral L Rankin First Lieutenant Charles F Farry William G Gallander Cleveland Co B 112th Engineers Captain Donald F Pancoast First Lieutenant Charles G Connelly Second Lieutenant Norman B Hartley Toledo First Separate Cavalry Troop Captain M H Smith Second Lieutenant A B Newell jr.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Florence
First Field Artillery
B. R. Magruder
James §. Thacher
Wiliam H Garrett
112Th Medical Regiment
Pete T. Gillis
Paul PF. Bittner
Ashland—Sanitary Company No. 1
C. B. Mauser
Paul R. Ensign
Zanesville
Oral L. Rankin
Charles F. Farry
William G. Gallander
Cleveland—Co
112Th Engineers
Donald F. Pancoast
Charles G. Connelly
Norman B. Hartley
Toleday
M. H. Smith
A. B. Newell, Jr
Vaughan bill places house Vaughan bill places house
Washington June 2 The Vaughan packer control bill passed the house without record vote and was sent to the senate. It places packing houses and stockyards under the secretary of agriculture who may prescribe regulations. Packer and stockyard operators must keep accounting records showing profits and ownership.
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Associated Press
The
Banner
Washington
Vaughan Packer
House
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Packera
New Courses At Ohio State University For Next Year
Forty one new courses will be added across Ohio State University colleges next year. The College of Engineering Education Commerce and Journalism and Dentistry report changes, while Law Medicine Pharmacy and Veterinary Medicine stay the same. Commerce and Journalism adds 18 courses in economics and sociology. Education adds 11 new courses. Dentistry requires one year of arts work in the future. Finals near as Country Club round robin tournament narrows field to semis Littleton faces Rosenthal Dewaux Shields advance.
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Barre
Columbus
Ohio State University
College
Denistry
Law
Pharmacy
Veterinary Medicine
College of Education
College of Dentistry
Etll
Littleton
Rosenthal
Aiggas Well 2 mF Lancaster Drilled by City Works
The end half million gas well in three was drilled today on the Luther Walters farm in Pleasant township by the City Works. Experienced gas men report gas pressure rising in the field and the city will proceed to drill seven more wells immediately. The report is filed by Associated Press to The Rainey.
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Associated Press
Rainey
Lancaster
Luther Walters
Pleasant Township
Sunells
Fortune Lost in Soviet Russia
Kasper, brother-in-law of Mrs. Krupp of Toledo, fled to Poland after years of absence and misfortune. He went to Ukraine in 1918 on business, then stayed in Russia under Bolshevik rule where he was used to run a tannery and kept from returning. He is now safe with his wife in Poland. a letter arrived confirming his status. His son Joseph lives in Bucyrus.
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Associated Preas
Toledo
Russia
Kasper
Am’ Pertz
Joseph
Bucyrus
Dancing by Wireless Music Is Latest in Newark
Wireless music has arrived in Newark with the Licking County Wireless Association sponsoring a dance. The hall was equipped with a complete receiving system and the event featured the latest wireless music broadcasting.
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Wireless
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