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   Portsmouth Times (Newspaper) - January 23, 1932, Portsmouth, Ohio                                HOME LEATHER Hill to ESTABLISHED 1852. 38..NO. 282 JANUARY 23, 1932 TEN PAGES E D I T I ON THREE CENTS Today guo And Bright Cheeks pics In Chair Our Jan. day It Is of across the only three its by the Atlantic to Ahe as the train almost due on its way out of Into California nt vour the full flood of its powerful morning light rushes an opening in tho the floor of the desert a Above the earth is dull while the ground Is Hooded with brilliant or tome other who knows the should palat Early in the night a bright moon Ht op the nnd the straggling with stiver No ter many times you see file nnd the bright gold ot a on the you come back to It. although there is no ev to lie made and perhaps not a rota fountain or moving picture fifty nt just across the border separates Colorado from New an interesting miun was the ar- n. who brought beautiful came to that when you New Mexico sunshine nil the An earnest high brought lier class in 10 young men nnd to aft about newspaper It would please you to pee young wlm In a glorious climate tlic IE the Imd worn rouge on their which they did the artificial would hare been dimmed by IIP natural brightness of the Tlir young people were told that lir language ifl to a worker tools ore to n You muni have tools nnd how io use and you must nnd have to TIM rating were to DIP best not file of the the history of The mm her much Rood prase and by don't tell her the young tn In Hint croup of nineteen there IIP nt two or three first SAYS OUT OF SCHOOL IN SOUTHERN OHIO Parent Teacher Heads Declare Children AFFECTS 10 COUNTIES cioto In Group Where Con- ditions Are Says Mrs. UT The Freil Jan. lousand school children ID 10 astern Ohio counties are unable to school because of lack of food nd Mrs. O. C. Bird of thens declared here Mrs. Bird la director of the astern district of the Ohio Congress Parents and She has een fn relief work In the Bounties for seven Here to attend tho child welfare Mrs. Bird declared the hio legislature must do something o alleviate conditions in astern counties of Perry Township she arc without funds to help needy children nd funds nre ex- Athens county was the she principally ecu use many of the coal mines iu county arc In one she more than 50 were out of In cue Mrs. Bird re- Iff workers found three children hid not for throe a had out of for 18 In Lawrence the need of food is not so film but there is n lack f clothing find Iu nnd the parents find organisation arc feeding mny Lack oE public relief money county and Hocking county Is relief die Relief Mrs. Bird ear the present condition will leave cars for the next 20 and uee nn increase In delinquency In lie The Increase la y inst year over 10IJO per efte A one who turn thoughts fnr his iris nn who passed birthday in the death nt Ring killed ii chair on Thursday It IB as well for him he out of and ns well him a poor to his Crowley's a servant bis er n private watchman who never the He the He under which lie was put to fp was taught n n fine nnd man's net to It if In n New York he dmt It out while his ammunition a heavy current HIP life out of In our It it IK wrier to kill of hns helped tho process f survival of those need not the that the only it rnn with such a man as to to shoot the life out as he Rliot the life of The Dr. of discoverer of cosmic Hint bombard k for men's nre the scientist bare intellectual nnd moral which have not been vfn r. thinks America misfit those with too of us i 5-toinnchs are full and wi n money in the M about all Intel does not worry Sir Professor nnd Einstein Ice on their In one Mrs. on trial for the I In another FAILS JO Adjournment out Returning Indictment Stirs of tho grand Jury lit nny Indictment in tbo oC Joseph varied rumors to the while territorial turned to its second or task In legislation to tighten law Its when the governor appointed a com- tn net instead ot the nt elected The to Ider H hill lo provide for appoint of a public Tbo sudden of the jury to Tuesday was a Its members said they were oath not to disclose what bad In their two hours of Neither Circuit M. nor City nnd County Attorney Griffith who presented tho would the of the Business Halts At Approach Of Bees Dy Tim Fmu W. Jan. reather bad January business at n In War yesterday until Bee J. H. Atwell Thousands of bees circled Ironed In the business district nnc shoppers and business men shelter was at Atwell cot them Into n TAKE VOLUNTARY CUT Jan. voluntary of n day the scale to has been voted hy union union have Encourages Ruth judd 3 GET 25-YEAR Doors Of Credit SENTENCES IN Opened As Two OHIO Bills Are Signed Dr. C. Judd b thown encouragement to his Winnie Ruth during her murder She is accused of slaying her former Agnes Leroi ami and shipping their bodies to Los Angeles In DEFENSE Prosecution Now Must Prove Murder Motive In Slaying Of Jon. having traced the bloody of two trunks and n in which the of Agues Anne nnd from to Los no faces the task of murder motive on the piirt of will he her The state to there nnd liy so doing her life on the Unlike when her emo- tions broke IVHS and when thu trunks which her vie were brought Into The defense lost Its Patrolman Captures Three nnd nn alleged an were captured day by n lone who then forced one of the men to report his own arrest by Patrolman Andrew saw in air nt a ing the place was he swerved Jerking the keys out of the woman's nuto nnd ordering ran the station with drawn forced the robbers to men said they were 20, and Charles 20. both of The woman said she was Swan's Reaches For Revolver With Left Hand And Fires From Jan. holdup mim nud his complice in jull today because a druggist right hand while reaching wUU the tho cnl evidence not specifically ing to the slaying of Mrs. with which the present trial In con Attorneys for Mrs. (i bar the admission of a which of tin body of Mlsc and Tha Albert killed 16, with three nnd then forced Frank 1'ignntorlo, to Ho ou tho floor police ar- bid n and a lined up by n his left side momentarily tho holding bta reached Into his mid then fired from the One of went and Ids the Bandit Is Killed By Columbus Man ns Howard be nml n to roll the store of John nnd Andrew on the men n pnn from n ronr when tho pair his brother nnd Thousand Dollars Taken By Two Masked Bandits at Ily Tho fd lield np the bank nt 10 miles soulli of nml with The men entered the bank when only H. C. Fisher nnd his John O. were they rnn to the back of the bant risher tried to escape through the front tho men fired three at one striking him in the of the He not seriously The men escaped toward in a small Page Temperatures Trcr re tn Ii nil aco i 8 A. M. 7 Snow Cloudy Halo Clour Snow SI Started To See Grandmother Two Hundred Northern Ohioans Take Part In Search ing Child Had 5, Tells How He Lost His Way And Fell Kf Preu Jan. Buddy TiAs at his Y lost more than 24 journey 15 miles ncross woods ami fields to the homo grandmother In Searchers lute yesterday on a inert from nnd He had slept there when overtook him tlie pre- vious Buddy hail lost his was less a ralle from homf lie More than 200 residents of helped A of ed Dr. fi. B. Fuller of he hnd down en the In the the key the cd but unable to lead the fo Ms man ENDED BY LAW Cause Union To Lift Private Car Hy Tlie Jon. Is Officials of union nn from for 32 and caused ott nt The the bills were lo have been union inid lo In- with n Officials declined to sny whether prosecution would he pushed Iu Ihc face of the rescinding Tho men mimed were licensed of conspiracy to Interfere with the of Edward n war on An sion ordered ont of the procession then because It not riding In a Judge Benson Hough Acts After Glouster Postoffice POSTMASTER TAKEN West Virginian Found In Wheeling Termed Small Df The Jan. with kidnaping the postmaster nt 0., nod the were each to nerve 25 years In the today hy Federal Judge Benson W. The men aro Everett 32, of Robert 32, of and Dan 27, of W. The trio with two one ot whom Is facing a 30-yenr In Ohio penitentiary for robbing ft kidnaped Postmaster H. F. from his home took him the where they forced Him to open the They obtained Fallon was arrested In n which cers said n small The officers told they found revolvers and a of a fourth member of the Is under sentence of 30 years for robbing Grove City The fifth uinn Is at When members of the rum nnd indicated IR to the from their their was Feb. 1. intention of were 1'nlk'lieim of eria nnd Tony both of BY SERVICE Concern Claims Assessment For Crossing Unreasonable to ike tn suit oc my 1'tibjfc Co. filed In common court In Its Ihc cl that by m Ilic Service cE cost of tlin Ifl If Is it will Inko out due tiy Tho or per cent 1'uullc Service Co. of Ihe cost Ii not niont have Ihc will It ed nnd If forced to would he lo Hie In Its trucks In the nnd Hint the Iw Iu Hull ot tlic Tbc of 5SG IB more than n of Hie Hio defendant Hint the city's suit he President Hoover Affixes Name To Land Bank And Reconstruction Finance Corp. Confidence Created By APPROPRIATION APPROVED House Passes Without Debate The Measure To Provide Capital For Huge Land Bank Act To Aid Overburdened liy Tfir 1'reai second of credit designed to loosen the to business recovery cumo into being President only a few hours after affixing Ids unme to the measure which will turn into the channels of signed n to ndd to the capital of federal land The passed without debate the appropriation to vide capital for the Finance Corp. In a issued as he ed the laud bant Hoover am gin dto sigu the third of our reconstruction viding additional capital to the eral land should reinforce the credit of the federal land system and reassure Investors In bank thus enable the haulm to ob- capital for farmers nt bring relief and hope to ninny from the banks who done their honest best because of French Premier Free To Go Ahead With British Bjr The Jan. by the vote of confidence his government re- in the chamber of Premier free today to go abend with negotiations with Great Britain for solution of the tions It expected he would a conference between himself find Prime Minister MacDonald In France next The premier decided he can not RO to London ent Rogers Doesn't Think So Much Of Relief Fitch Attorneys arc roundel for temporarily to make unable he Tim laud bank aside of the to used In extending tho time or by ed In referring to the land banks an the the President hud the hi uw tlic The bright Huht of confidence vtis cast upon American by local creation of the lon Finance sot up to stop Inflation free business and in- dustry normal G. already hns cn and Eugene Meyer of the nry Mellon ond Paul farm lonn aro Three Democrats remained 10 be Upon tho Issued on tlie 11 on's tribute to thoso who to put the through To Aid Small Mr. Hoover this was not nil old to big or but to tlie great u timber The he Into being a with to obis lo strengthen flint develop In our nnd io business and Industry to carry on ties free from the fear of and retarding The should now be nt work curly next week with billion from tho treasury In mid with power raise three much by Issuance nt Pears Part Of Difficulty In Ejection Suit of pears on n tree on tho ond and Washington ist in- volved in a. suit filed iu common picas court Saturday by Mrs. lio vs. Karl of 723 Fourth Boyer buildings nt 703 Second street nnd 218 Washington She leased the upper half of tho to Sept. 1C, 1031 at a Eho the rent is delinquent and die of the The ground floor of was leaded to the defendant nt u rental of n rlic She claims tho rent is In n null for tho de- fendant has broken conditions of the and the premises in an way and failed to pay Ho took pears a while the lease read from tho wern hpr 1bc petition Attorney Frank W. Is counsel for CAPTAIN HAWKS ON SPEED FLIGHT Noted Pilot Attempting To Set Record From Mexico To VANCOUVER'S GOAlT 14-Hour Trip Plan Of man Who Is Racing At 300 Miles An BULLETIN Jan. 23. Frauh speed landed here at a. m. Pacific today on flight from A gun to B. and Oy The Frees Frank a record round trip speed flight from To nnd landed nt and took exactly 10 utes for Customs officials here gave blm Off to u Hying Hawks raced at 300 miles on nour of the to lightly touch wheels nt the of Agua at a. m. today nnd ho off on nil attempt to set n tasting fie n to B. C. refuel nt loud and Agua ney hack from Although tm limed between nnd British ho decided to tuko of a long at Sna for The be covered Is said he hoped to ho hack In Agua in 34 Jimmy New Orleans the one-way record on a ARua Vancouver nix trip in 42 1-4 FOR FIRM I- tn traced thr When Untidy In- had to but he of were and how with Ms If Ihc lie To Bee where congress passed a two billion lar to relieve takes nnd lonn to new con always count on us who lost purl of their but our whole t ory records na ry a ca se where the loan was for had Our theory Is to help those who cnn pet if they don't set it. Workers Plan To Draft Statistical Reply To nnd union labor returned to ing in for n vrago cut and unemployment The representatives planned to draft n to the of carriers they needed the money lo restore credit nnd further After hearing what was supposed to lie the plea of the by Daniel president of the Baltimore and Ohio the union chairmen they still were not ready vote nn the They first wanted specific to all points of their program for re- distress 700.000 less nnd work In the their lenders would to put mm hark to work but have insisted n Spain Takes Steps To Suppress Revolt Kf Jhf Jan. Thf in the once crushed hy the forces of the Communists n The force of police was Workers Quit In Protest Against Imprisonment Of Union Jiy Tiie Jan. Seventy thousand mill workers went ont on strike hero today tn protest the for one under the new emergency of the of tho nil 11 tin of which Gandhi Is the and Tlic paralyzed 70 all of whose employes nre The entire police force was called out nnd n Innt patrol of the mill nren in pation of n possible An to I mm the police tlon The situation cars n I rV III in 9 I rests MAY continue to be Mrs. Hush Perry ima a rose in full bloom in hpr It Is n Lenten fully de- Ground Gripper Co. File Petition In At Pa. 8C1EANTON, nnd dny to nt for Mto Ground per Shoe with In nnd The Hhon oC for tlic Ground per brought suit J i Tlie ha 54.2rtO.000 assela of they firm Is Insolvent and unable pny Itn biliK if ttat start it will lie Thn creditors Hearings Open On Two Tariff Bills 1'rriB Jan. opened today in tlic senate UJR gronp HH ft for contending cnn nml Democratic tariff Subject of Immediate IK the Democratic originated nnd the would confess the power now hy the President to nnd lower attention Is a lican proposal to the American ns a result of depreciated currencies PINOCHLE CHAMPS I KEW The pinochle of tho world to ho Elmer nn unemployed nnd Louis both bcro they occupy iroona nil o and other nry establishments in the fn unless tho there meet wore working nfc U was cro with the laid of inn n force of nt to protect a ON SHANGHAI Everybody In Illinois City Quits Work To Build Spirit Thousand Make Drive To Get Pledges That Bank Depositors Will Not Withdraw Day Moratorium fir The Jan. in were to but of tlie their city n better place In tn in up confidence received 100 jwr cent Only public utilities the Authorities Must Comply With Demands Or Have v eleven Warships Drop An- r Off Jan. warships today as a result a Chinese resident A cruiser and four with Japan nt p. m. nnd direct iy off tho hundreds of homes by to get oC In the city's five not Confidence the Aurora can cure Its business Ilia us RS did where n only 43 ly the streets liare no authority ta en- force the decree but its Issuance nn nf i few those ninety it. supplies find tho were the only Itoma Hut the gave a sUr or On Infant's Skull To Be Tried To Prevent NEW Jan. to spare 13-months-old DInna Moore from a life of ha rande next with the chances for the success of thp operation oner in a Is ft called ot the before development oC the Lillian her 18-yenr- old Is 10 risk oi the ntn to the operation even thought there Is one tn a thousand of Diana Mrs. Moore ever my baby There la no life before her if Is to be an And through na operation IB at lonat a that she will Ins 1 am willing to take the Cities Must Take Care Of Children Jan. committees should assume the for child O. M. Bookman of Inst tlic i  

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