New hearing on Muskingum flood control project
Washington reports a second hearing next Tuesday on the Muskingum valley flood control plan funded from federal public works. The Mississippi Valley committee will hear data from the Muskingum conservancy district and discuss financing, with officials including Major General Edward Markham and army engineers attending.
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Muskingum Valley
Oh!o
Ifoderal Public Works Funds
John Comba
Charles Ber
BKE
Leasure
Combs
East Malin Street
Barron
Linden Avenue
B. E c
Imw
George and Leasure
Wilh
Army En
Arerer
Menta
Ohio
Cincinnati
Louisville
Muskingum
W. Herman
Huntington
W. Va
T. S. Burns
Edward Markham
Army Engineers
Cleveland
Ickes
Mississippi River
Muskingum Conservancy District
Muskingum’ Group
Muskingum Plan
Miasissippi Valley Committee
Missimippi Area Drainage Board
Atveral
Muskingum Valley Project
Ohlo
Mississippi Committee
Ravenna Court Hears Custody Lust and Veils of Mrs Jeffords
Judge Curtis hears testimony from Cynthia Jeffords husband Alexander claiming his wife wore minimal clothing in the yard and home and walked about in athletic trunks, with a prior marriage under an assumed name noted as part of ongoing proceedings.
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Ravenna
Possip Brigade
Cyntha Jeffords
Jeffords
Cynthia
Mra Jeffords
Gordon Tee
Glossy Black Steer Wins First Honors at Expo Title
A glossy black steer and 18 year old master shared the grand crown at the InternationalIVE black exposition. James Padgett of Kelerville HL served as handler and was injured. Reserve went to Major the dark red pure bred Herc ard calf piloted by Homer Graber, a Mineral Point Wisconsin high school freshman.
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Chicago
SoHenry Blackcape
James Padgett
Kelierville
Homer Graber
Mineral Point
Wis
Women urge highway beautification funds in Ohio
A delegation of women representing 162 050 members of garden clubs will urge Governor White to allocate at least one tenth of federal work relief funds in Ohio to highway beautification. The delegation includes leaders from the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs Ohio Federation of Farm Women's Clubs and other groups.
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Creverang
Garden Clube
White Lia Week
Princeton Completes Season Unbeaten as Army and Duke Topple
Amid chaotic college football action, Princeton finishes undefeated as Army, Duke and others suffer shocks. Reports note Army’s 2-0 stretch, Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, and LSU surprises, with Yale and Rutgers in tight finishes. Cross-divide results show Auburn, Florida, and South Carolina among notable upsets.
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Princeton
ARMY
DUKE
Notre
Georgia Tech
Dame
Kansas
Prince
Ramusers
Jayhawks
Ten
Tigers
Lantane
George Washington
Villarios
Yale
South Bend
New
Rutgers
Beton College
Soutenstate
Notre Dame
Tutte
Alabama
Sennetsville
Green
Rycen
Tur Sonuface
Brock
Mint
Mel Simenrs
Nassau
South Carolina
Wayne Millner
Garry le Vanine
Auburn
Homer
Floride
Atlantic
Yan' Duke
Oentadium
New York
New Councilmen to Sit In on Budget Talks
Councilman John H. Schofield urges the four newly elected members Solomon Berman Harry Ory Tom V Moorehead and Charles G Willabb e to join future meetings and help shape the city Appropriations ordinance. Mayor Nowell is away in Fields and the budget plan won t be ready Monday. at least one special meeting is planned to finish the annual estimate.
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John H. Schofield
Schofield
Solomon Berman
Harry Ory
Tom V. Moorehead
Charles G. Willab
Legion Opposes Cut in Care of Disabled Veterans
Columbus December 2 The American Legion reiterates opposition to reduced federal appropriations for the care of disabled war veterans. National commander Edward A. Hayes denounces cuts at a banquet of Ohio department officers and warns against revolutionary activities tied to Communist Soviet Russia.
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Columbus
American Legio
Edward A. Hayes
Ohio Department
Hayes
Legion
Russia
Woman 81 Hurt Struck By Bus Near White Cottage
Nell Shrack, 81, was seriously injured when struck by a car driven by O. B. Parsons of Lancaster near White Cottage while crossing Mayesville Avenue after alighting from a Zanesville bus. She suffered a fractured leg and scalp lacerations. condition described as grave though she remains alive.
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Nell Shrack
White Cottage
Nel Shrack
Muskingum County
Zanesville-New Lexington
Maysville
Zancavilles
Parsons
Lancaster
Bethesda
Shrack
Land Muskingum County
Bullet Wound Fatal To Thornville Girl
Ruth of Columbus died from a back of head bullet wound at Jess Greenwood’s near Thornville. Perry County authorities investigated an accidental shooting by Paul Ames using a .22 rifle during target practice. Mary Ames and Joan Dell, both of Columbus, visited the Greenwood home with a 3 year old child present.
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Thornville
Newark
Ruth
Columbus
Jess Greenwood
Perry Y
Paul Ames
Mary Ames
Joan Dell
Flawed Alibi Story in Wynekoop Case Unraveled
Chicago dispatch reports state attorneys return from Kansas City with findings on the Wynekoop case. They seek to question Stanley Wynekoop about the alibi for Earle Wynekoop, husband of Rheta Wynekoop slain Nov 19 at the Wernekoop mansion. Dr. Alice Wynekoop, 62, faces murder indictment and retracts prior sworn statement admitting chloroform overdose.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Earleekoop
Rheta Wynekoop
Stanley Young
Strind
Wynekoop
Earle
Wernekoop
Weat Monroe Street
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta
State University wins intercollegiate stock judging contest
Chicago December 2 49 Onto State University captured the annual intercollegiate stock judging contest at the 34th international exposition. Ohio students tallied 4606 points to lead, Oklahoma A and M placed second with 45% points, and Texas Technological finished third with 4515 points.
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Chicago
State University Tonight
Ohio
Oklahoma A. and
Teans Technological
Freeze Out Of City Welfare Dept Reaches Council
In Zanesville the city welfare director post, fixed by the charter, faces council review after a frozen status. Farrell reports for duty but finds no work as state and federal funds flow through the department, with salary set at 125 per month under prior ordinance.
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Richard Farrelt
Forest Avenue
Zanesville
Othe
Fareell
Boushan
Oto
Koi Nowell
Mis
vKindls Bnfurn
Barrell
Elts Council
Shaw
Pels
Zanesville Torrenef
UN- Ines
UNH
Wittelrawe
Farrel
Farrell
City Hall
Evers Das
Surprise Witnesses Halt Scottsboro Trial in Decatur
In Decatur Alabama on December 2 surprise witnesses and new evidence disrupted the ongoing trial of Clarence Norris the second group of Scottsboro defendants charged with attacking two white women on a Southern Railway freight train in Jackson County March 25 1931 Norris had previously faced a similar charge in Scottsboro in April 1931 and Heywood Patterson was convicted and sentenced to death yesterday as the state presented fresh testimony from men who had not testified in earlier proceedings
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Decatur
Ala
Clarence Norris
Heywood Patterson
Norris
Victoria Price
Wuntelie Mil
Ruby Bates
Southern Railway
Jackson County
Scottsboro
Gas Station Man Robbed On Way Home
William Vey Kackley, South Lanesville Coal Company filling station operator, was robbed at gunpoint near Maysville Pike south of Zanesville just after 9 p.m. Two men in a Ford Model A fled with about 850 in receipts, wallets, keys, and a gold watch after forcing him into a field away from street lights. Police described two suspects, 5'6" and 5'9" tall, ages 25 and about 45, wearing dark caps and clothes. investigation traced the vehicle and timing near the station.
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Zanesville
William Vey
South Lanesville Coal Company
Kackley
Maysville Pike
South
Rockiey
Investiga
Albert Gibson
Miller's Ring Station
Lester Camp
Lindbergh Silent on Takeoff Amid Cable Delays
New York dispatch notes Lindberghs delaying takeoff as cable offices on Bathurst Island and the Cathurat cable station resume service in limited form. Officials say no definite departure hour was announced, with possible takeoff around 6 AM GMT or 10 PM EST, but unofficial estimates remain.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wathla
Bathurst
West African
Cathurat
G.mt
Standard Thane
Hoth
South Atlantic
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Holiday buying starts early in Ohio stores
Ohio shoppers begin the Christmas season with strong early crowds in major cities. Akron reports a 20 percent rise in dollar volume, Dayton and Cincinnati foresee gains over last year, Columbus signals a big Friday shopping day, and Cleveland notes Friday crowds as among the largest in its history.
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Columbus
Ohio
Akron
Dayton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
President Roosevelt criticized as bankers push hard money policy
San Simeon California December 2 Hearst denounces Alfred Egypt and Alfred Smith while praising Roosevelt for easing money and resisting international bankers He claims bankers favor hard money and seeks to plunder American wealth He links Smith to Tammany and accuses Wall Street figures of colonial influence He says Roosevelt aims to make money easier to earn spend and to boost American products abroad The piece notes the speech continues on Page Two Old age pension bill set to become law in Ohio with ceremony in Columbus as lawmakers prepare to sign off and Fraternal Order of Eagles to present the governor’s pen
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San Simeon
Calif
William Randolph Hearst
Roosevelt
Alfred Egypith
Whern
Smith
Wall Ch
Mr. Morgan
Fiscel
British Empire
MT. Sprague
Bank of England
Hearst
Qale
Columbus
M. J. Brown
Springfeld
George S. Myers
Almey
John W. Bricker
George White
Fraternal Order of Fagles, Spomors
Pense Legisla 1Oe
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