Drowning of Joan Farrar Shocks St
The search continues for 19 year old Joan Farrar who vanished Saturday afternoon in St Petersburg Florida while visiting with two Zanesville friends Earl Sturz 27 and Vaughn Kelly 16. Coast guards and marine units renewed efforts to recover the body using information from Kelly and Farrar’s companions. Farrar attended Melntire Elementary School and lived in Zanesville with his family before moving to St Petersburg after his stepfather Edward Furber died.
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Zanesville South
Joan Farrer
Tampa Bay
St Petersburg
Fla
Marine Unite
Earl Sturz
Vaughn Kelly
Zanesville
Melntire
Edward. &. Furber
Poisoning at Sandusky veterans home sickens four hundred
A mass illness at the Sandusky veterans home sickened about 400 men, many hospitalized for observation. Health officials probed the event centered on cheese and beans served during meals, with three Civil War veterans among those affected. Investigations continued as doctors analyzed food sources and a possible bacterial poisoning.
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Sandusky
Thorson
Ohio Sol
T. ‘Thorson
Houghteing
Ete
F. M. Roughtaling
Erle County
Houghtaling
Ealth
John ‘Volka
TLE
Columbus
Tuorson
Mos Wis Mada
Ohio State
Pein Qutelde
Mejor Thorean
Mayor Tactics Target Traffic Law Violators
Urbane dispatch reports Mayor Dallas McClery began a public shaming campaign against drivers who break traffic laws. A bold windshield sticker reading This car dangerous to pedestrians is to be used on violators to deter double parking and unsafe conduct.
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Dallas McClery
McCrery
Chiang Kai-shek Reinstated Leader in China War Effort
Nanking reports Chiang Kai-shek restored to leadership and endorsing a joint government with Marshal Chang Hsueh-lun. The rebel forces in Northwest China are noted as having concluded hostilities with Chang’s forces arriving to assess the situation.
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Nanking
Chiang Kat-Shek
Payan
Chang Hseuh- Lunn
China
Marchal Chang
Wrecks Car Going 107 Miles Hour In Kentucky Crash
A car traveling at 107 miles per hour crashed in Des, Kentucky, after crossing a fond Mer ARUBATEMIONE Mh speCe to Ante way. The machine sheared a tele phone pole and rolled several times. The driver Mincey was found wedged in the rat spat and taken to a hospital in Laulaine. Doctors report he is slowly recovering with two of his sons listed as injured.
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Laulaine
Rec Rover
Physicians Sats
Spectators killed as car plows into crowd after wreck
Three people were killed when a car plowed into a crowd at the scene of an automobile accident two miles from Legington. Otto T. Jones and Charles Sharp died at the roadside, Mayme Johnson of Lexington Weeto perished, and the driver Everett Broaddus of Richmond was charged with manslaughter and aggravated battery.
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Legington
Otto ‘T. Jones
Charles Sharp
Hamilton
Onio
Mayme Johnson
Lexington Weeto
Johnzos
Everett Broaddus
Richmond
Earthquake Devastates Niijima Island Amid Fair Board Changes
A powerful earthquake struck Niijima in Tokyo prefecture injuring no confirmed casualties and destroying part of the town. The Muskingum fair board elected new officers including Orville Baughman as president and Paul Aitken as treasurer. three-day fair dates were proposed due to financial concerns and attendance.
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Tokyo
Demel
Niijima
Tokyo Perfecture
Fair Board
Charles D. Paxton
Oshima
Chiba
Orville Baughman
Newark Road
Paul Aitken
A. E. Switgle
Stovertown
Paul
Zanesville
Zanesville Hobby Show Planned by Junior Chamber
A Zanesville and Muskingum county hobby show will be staged next month at Maple and Adair avenues with the cooperation of the Zanesville Art Institute. Stewart Leonard directs displays, Herbert Baker chairs the Junior Chamber hobby committee, and featured exhibits include fine coin collections and various taxidermy items. The event aims to draw thousands and to feed into a state contest in Columbus conducted by the Columbus Junior Chamber.
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Zanesville
Muskingum County
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Herbert Beker
Lioyt Hiles
T. V. MeIntire
BR 3
Masters
George Pulliam
Columbus
Caldwell man injured by falling wood at saw mill
R. Reed, 52, of Caldwell, was fractured by a piece of wood at a Caldwell saw mill on Saturday. He suffered a fractured jaw and his condition was non critical. he was at Samaritan hospital and expected to be discharged soon.
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R. & Reed
Caldwell
Roterton
Goat Samaritan Hospital
Pital
Holly Berries Colored Besans In Local Wreaths
Garistenss wreaths in the area used colored berries to add red accents this season. A shortage of natural twelves led wreath makers to color beans as a substitute, prompting Suuney F Hewell, a grocer, to investigate a bean supply rip and related coloring practices.
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Dee
Suuney F- Hewell
Sugar coated hook solves bait problem in Burlington
Burlington Wisconsin reports a fish hook coated with molasses to attract fish as a novel solution to a bait problem. The article describes experiments, mentions North Chatham Mines, and notes 6,800 entrants for a world title to be awarded December 39 with a radio hookup prize.
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Burlington
Wis
Uprom
Burin
North Chatham
Hurlington Linseli
Furlin
Youth Held for Shooting Father in Christmas Tragedy
Seven year old William others stand accused in Philadelphia court of fatally shooting his father John Pwulls on Christmas Eve. Detectives say the boy admitted firing the weapon after chasing his mother and threatening to punch her.
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Philatelphia
William Fwutls
Thomas A. Cowper
John Pwulls
Becaues
Labor leader cites 83 000 income goal for families in 1927
William Green, head of the American Federation of Labor, urged that the nation aim for a minimum family income of at least 3 000 to 3 500 dollars annually, asserting higher wages and shorter hours as keys to unemployment reduction and welfare. He linked national action to state legislatures and federal policy.
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Washington
William Finited
Grean
Advancement Federation of Labor
John B. Lewin
Congress
United States
John Rufus Chaney
Green
Toscanini Flees Stage In Rage At Open Concert
In Tel Aviv the famed conductor Arturo Toscanini exited abruptly after the New Palestine Symphony Orchestra of exiles finished its opening concert. The audience cheered as the orchestra, mostly Jewish refugees from Germany, performed Mendelssohn Brahms and Schubert under tight discipline. Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope and other officials attended the 3,000-strong crowd.
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Tel Aviv
Palestine
Arturo Toscanini
New
Palestine Symphony Orchestra
Tsirst
Toscanini
Mirestro
Lesdera
Mendelssohn
Brahms
Franz Schubert
Arthur Grenfell Wauchope
Palegtine
Snd
Extradition case linked to Dayton hiring plot in Maryland
Police traced a suspect named Gary Rates after a Dayton request. Detectives located Rates at a street intersection in Richmond Maryland and he claimed his name was connected to hiring Lewis Glenn. Extradition arrangements were discussed with authorities.
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Richmond
M Negra
Dayton
Paller
Gary
Imax
Lewis Glenn
Four Injured In Auto Crashes On Local Highways
Four people were injured in two car crashes involving five vehicles on the local highways. All were treated and released from Good Samaritan hospital late last night. Herman Pollison of Roseville, 30, suffered a head injury when his car collided with Walton Roberta's vehicle near Roberta’s home on Roseville road. Pollison’s car reportedly struck Roberta’s car while Roberta attempted a left turn into the side road, causing Pollison’s vehicle to overturn. Tom Shipley of Roseville escaped with a minor head injury. Roberta and his sister Miss Wanda, 76, were uninjured.
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Seundley
Herman Pollison
Roseville
Walton Roberta
Roseville Road
Avondale
Volison
Beiog
Tom Shipley
Roteville
Pellican
Roberts
Miss Wande
Pope suffers severe pain during long restless night in Vatican hospital
Vatican City dispatch reports Pope Pius XII endured a restless night with piercing pain while doctors treat circulatory congestion and paralysis on his left side. Ambulance transport after a three-car accident left several hospitalised. Cardinal Paceti and Dr Milani attend in the sickroom as dignitaries pray and wait for improvement.
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Vatican City
Pollison
Pope Fius
Thompson
Nim
Protetas
Benicar
Brush Creex
Pal
Samaritex Hospital
Pall Konerberg
Philo
Chares Osvervitore Romana
Ean
Pontitr
Binney
Benson
Keck
Delford
Washington Street
Beacon
Bugera Cardinal
Paceti
Amant Milani
Xhe
Watershed Office in Loudonville to Close by Dec 31
The Loudonville area office of the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy district will close December 31. J. M. Belknap the area engineer will be transferred to the Dover office. Loudonville activities will be directed from Dover.
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Loudonville
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
J. M. Belknap
Dover
Loudonvile
Twins Born at Strain Home on Christmas Day
In Lon Indiana on December 26 a birth at Mr and Mrs Ralph Strain’s home revealed twin girls weighing pounds and one and srived at the Strain residence. The Stork’s long history at the Strain house includes a first birth five years ago and a second boy three years ago, all coinciding with Christmas.
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STORK
Santa Loca Lon
Ind
Santa Claus
Ralph Strain
Strain
Quarantine Quells Enemy in Small Town
State health officials quarantined nearly 400 Owego homes to curb what Dr George M Ramsey calls a very serious epidemic of combat fever. More than 700 of the town's 5000 residents had contracted the disease and one death, Leon Prellinsen, 24, occurred on Christmas Eve. Quarantine lasts 31 days.
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Owego
Dee
State Health Department
George M. Ramsey
Department Deseribad
Ramsey
Leon Prellinsen
Northwest pilots believed located in wrecked plane
A Northwest Airlines official said the bodies of Pilot Joy Livermore and Co Pilot Arthur A Hald were seen in the cabin of a wrecked mail transport plane found on a North Idaho mountainside near Kellogg. The pilots had been missing for eight days.
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Bulletin Boattle
A. B. Menssing
Northwest Airlines
Joy Livermore
Arthur A. Hald
North
Idaho
St. Paul
Des
Croll Hunter
Northwest
Kellogg
Hunter
A.F. Mensing
Spokane
Siege of Madrid in Third Week of Civil War
Matrid reports the People Army holding ground as defenses rise in Bondilla and nearby Monte Mseif seven miles west of Madrid. Celebrations for the three kings are halted by the war as authorities debate observance and safety. A separate plane crash in Haycaville, North Carolina kills Wardroup and injures pilot Johnale.
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Peoples Army
Chriatr
Bondilla
Bontilte
Monte Mseif
Madrid
Times Square
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