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But haw about the ''Forgotten
W&lt;ll!Jan"? We'don't h"jjl1anything
of IJtr, She IS the woman who apparently lives a 1933 life, but IS
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fin~""! ~~~~t~,~lip ,does her
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that waste youdl, hcilth and time
... Yetit IS not l;&gt;etause therf are
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mt~s e:dst-t,hc; apP,hances are
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opctate. For instance, observe the
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YOUTH RECENTll
PAR~lEO. ADMITS
STEAliNG

Mn. JohD W Karr, 80, p&amp;lled,
away at her home In Rutl&amp;a.4
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She Ls survived by her hlllblind.

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and seven children: WLlllam, Wella
vnle. Weber, Cleveland; Emerton.
Akron, Howard and Harley, ltutlf.nd township; Mnl. R Vf- Buaf',
Middleport, Mrs. C. B. q~m, Atb.~
ens. One son John precedOO. her in
cl£&gt;atb about tour years aap.
The fJ.meral servieee will be con..

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from the rcsldenee with Rev. H. l".
Bolton cm.cta.ttng :Bm·lo.l wm be
IJlade In the Wells CCUlf-t.ery l.n
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TERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE.

Finsterwald Under-

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HUNN[RS TD
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IS REPEALED

WHITE U DEC
CllH Of INOUSTRl
IN BUCHYE STATE

"Bootl,.len" P.reparinir
To Make One "Final
Killinl''

If He Si1na Carney Act
Deaiped To Aid In
Buaine11 Recovery

5~10 BE NE
FINAl Gu ....
p...,.ident Urges ~meri•
cana To Do AU Poaa·
ible For Harmony

AU'JIO STOLlEN +
Meigs county pollee a.uthoritles

DOES NOT

nottfled Sunf]ay tho.t the ll.U•

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Ward, of Middleport, was . stolen
ftom near th~ residence The car, a
tcmoblle

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to

Official• Say ~partalt111t I
Poorly Equipped To
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ported, was reaJDrmed In a oabte ..
gram to Secretary of Btate Hull tn
which he urged the chJef of the
American delega.t.lon and hill col·
leagues to do all In thelr ~wer to
keep the conference alive.

" THE DEVIL'S
BROTHER"

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Stan LaureL Oliver
Thelma Todd, Dennb Klnr.J
Af,SO COMEDY

tex~~o.f~th~'!:;~~'~!

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Two Dixie State~t'
May Decide Isj;Jue
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To meet lhla new ol!enslve the
Son Th.i11k Own AITilnl.. coast 1uard had. a. t~ aadl)' &lt;le~
pleted: by th" admlnistrationJs ecoments Belna Made
nomy pro~Jri.m.
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lerites Now In
Supreme Control

We~a Win Alabama land Laat Two Oppoaitioa ParArlcanoaa, Dry Fi1hf. AiP·
tie• Diaband; May Join

pard. omctal.s pointed rue·
~rntsaloned;

By H. EARL WILSON
Columbus , 0 July 5 - INS Oovl!'mor George White becom·"!!l
the czar of Ohio Industry in a dra·
mctlc move for Ohio business re· i
covery und ~r the Camey net, wh1r.h I
he U; expected to sian following lt -

By International News servtce
It waa a safe and sane folll'th.
a nai10n~wtc1e survey by Interna.llonol N,... Service dlseii&gt;Jied ""!a1
Automob1Je
acM&lt;~ent.
r•tber
than tlrecracken caused the majorIty of deathi and inJurlea- sutlored
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Nc gO\'Crnor In all Ohio h lstr ·
been put.ed so mucll aut bc·
it11 ee .18 entrusted to him to stan
Ohio tactorl•~ &amp;~hnmmtng again
CompnraLiveiY, his powers are
toqulvo.Jent to the brood authority
to PreaJdent Roosevelt bY

ronr.esti.
The goyernor will llt in jud1Jtnent
en all intrastate commerce By h111.

cwn iniUat.ivt!, he can lay down
ccd" of fair oompeUUon-gowetn~
ing working hOU1'5 and
nges,
hEretofore a sa.cr~ flel~ untopched by the executive departmentIll!
whl,..h have net
state or na.Uonal

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By WILLIAM K . HUTCHINSON
INS Stntr COrrespondent :

allows him t.o t'll·
_ rnlll•lmum Pl 'ices to be
any product manufa.c·
a.nd, where !her
he may ;.Jsc

A1bert

Russell Erskine, Ha1f a dozen deaths, h~fr.
pre~ident of the Studebaker were Cll.used by ftrewotU. mott or
1hem the result of firlnj .. JJ,ome
Corporati on an d one of th e made
noiAe mater&amp;
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·wprincipal ftgureA in the auto· of "bootleg"
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in his home at South Bend, herself and her
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w ho was Philadelphia
k~lled when a
62 years old, had been in Ithrew
failing health Jn r e c e n t f!,n;d
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Protperit}' Noted in Au·
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present ror

2:30 P. l\1.

Any sojoul'lllllr hrrth~n art cwrdlally lnwll~
Rdr~hnumts

were

While Traffic A«iolenta
Exact Toll Uauailr
Expected

POMEROY

It i• Jonll•nded Ht Ill!!! n•el'tlnr. to pre~ent rold ji!Wf!ls 1n
recnrniUAn..,f riUy yeaas rnen1bershlp, to two mcmbcn.
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Governor Than Any
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l•~;~:~. lnat

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r.uctton; four cout IUBrd. -.ibooeflrsii;;
&lt;lecommiasloned; and the ~
net alasl\ed•to meet theee IU!W con ..

Wednn day l:venJnc, J11l7 ;l, II tha date Of lhe replariJ

U It especially urgNt that. llll mt mbel'l be

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vtvina" ProBperlty and a ' aeneral
lotdo"ln or dry la.w enforcement.
on land and sea.
!ltforta to flood the oountry
c:,eap lorel&amp;'D llquar before the re·

patrol duty,

•cliedllfed July Commanfcalfon of Ptuill'ro.Y ~JII' NQ.

oil

by the COMt iuard
dlcated.
These report&amp; told of exp.t.ndJng

ATTENTION!
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'CCIOENTS ····u·
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At Least Si" F atalitiea
Attributed To • Fire-i
Worlu Miaha~· J
MANY ARE l~JUR£b

MORE AUTHORITY

By GEORGE R HOLMES
INS Start CGrtespondea&amp;
London. July &amp;-INS-The
United State. wUI N 0 T op~
pose a recess for the World
EoonomJo Conl~n ~ e, Jt. was of·
flcla\ly announced tonlrbt.
London, July 5--INS--With
world economic conference
ingly on thP. palnt of ext~~~~•·
President. Roosevelt today wu
derstood to have reiterated
st.eadtast. opposttJ.on to any
porary currency stabilization meas-

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However From Stand Ta·
ken On Currency Stab-'
ilization

Mod.ei· T F ord coupe bearingl license
No 209-818, Is being soUght, by the
county officers but as yet have nQ
trace of the stolen vehicle

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Kills Self

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JenldnK,

By Order of Wonhiplul l'jlaoter.
W. L. Vaughan, Secretary.

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The more good advertising ia uaed, the more

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Good adverti1ing holds old cuatomen and creates new ones.
It takes new bu1ine1a to keep a~y
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People expe-ct courteay just as they expect quality goods at

reasonable pricea.

Every buaineu man or woman ahould radiate courtesy every
minute of the buoy day.
When courtesy is combined with rood merehandiae, fair
prices and honest advertidng, ' a buai~ell io bound 'to aueceed.
MODERN BUSINESS CONCER~S USE THESE MODERN
METHODS, WHICH ALWAYS RESULT IN A CLOSER TIE
BETWEEN THEIR CUSTOMERS AND T~El~-iS\JSINESS.

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COLUMBUS

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Rates l;t.ediiCtd
ROOMS IJ.08, "~5
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COJ'FIEE SHOP

Under Same Manacerneai
ALBA C(IUilT IIOTEL
New 8tn11'na.

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Adverli•ing ia a courte1y do:e, tHe pfl9ple.

Courteay i• a IIT••t help to any buainesa.

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SolvedProblems
By D.eath ~?~~J:!E~~~~~~
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Illicit Relafionahlp
to Dramatic Encl in

Wilkeaville
McArthur, 0., Jul7

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l.Qvers, one a. marr~ 1117
Were shot and kWed ,

rOOnt in which they hilld
themselves at WUkMTUle, 0.,

c~rs)'

..boa, , barge ; ·"' Automobile
T~ucks, eJc~, . etc.'
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!&gt;ere.

Authorlttes mystified to tnow
who wielded the Jl,D'I, aatd rlt waa
either a autclde pact or a. eM&amp; ol

murder and suicide.
Those killed were
garet Blahop
mother of two
ll:rd
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usweetheart" of
1ents T u rae r With
Thompton Trophy
Hollywoucl, July 5-INS-IIary
Ftckford, "Amorica'5 sweetheart" ~I'
the ftlms, wa&amp; back in secluskali
today at "P1ckfalr" after m•kinl·
t.er first public appeara.noe since
the a.nnouneeml'!nt of her aepara.
liOn from Oourtas Pairbanlu.
Miss Plektor&lt;l narrowly esc~.'*!
bPini In an airplane aecldmt.
The tall aklnd on the plane that
WRS to have ea.rrled her fMtn Unl,.o{
ted airpOrt to the Municipal alrpoit;
for the national air races ~ _
The mi8h&amp;p ~ wb1le
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for the plane to taxi up to tb.'l pu-!,lf:npr platform. Another plalle W ,
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Brullhlnr her marllal .......
b~. Misa Pletrord waa ;CIIIIeW.
hoateu at the air racea wb1cb
attended Jetlordalr by 110,000 1!8\'". ,
ICIIll whom abe areeted ~ Uie 1

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