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   Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - April 7, 1935, Zanesville, Ohio                             Section One MAIN NEWS SECTION THE WEATHER OHIO sUim not VOL. No. 39 APRIL SIX CENTS PER NUDIST AND DARING ART TITLE PAGES REMOVED FROM NEWS STAND DISPLAYS MCCRACKEN is JEST MAIN TO SEEK FOLK TO HALF BILLION REMOVAL OF RAILS RELIEF FUND CLEAN UP OF AS WAR IS RENEWED Pete News Dealer at Sixth and dered to Appear in Municipal Court Monday for Sale of Move Backed by Women SECREST TO NAME HIM MONDAY Leading cleared their of nudist and other ture of a obscene nature I the resalt of a police drive more than a week and renewed the round up which was aimed at salesmen loi Flemings Am Examiner be extended to who handle any featuring of immoral character A third wanant sale of the Ex- aminer was after Po lice Chief J H swore to an affidavit against Pete Howard news dealer w th a stand at Sixth Main He charged with the sale of a newspaper of obscene of Immoral ture that tends to the minds of the voung The affidavit is filed under city ordinances which make Howard W McCracken 1137 avenue timekeeper in the county engineers office Democratic candidate for county treasurer in 1932 and prominent n county poll for ft number of yearn nill be named for the office Monday by ert Announcement to this effect waf authorized by Congressman Secrest from hU home n last night About one months time will elapse before the transfer can be made since bv the ate and it takes four weeks for that to act upon an appointment However Mr Me 110 to or Imprisonment of not cracken will be to more than 3O or both on his duties ai student It under this statute tcr t after nominated news the sale of obscene literature a mis punishable by a fine of Howard will have a trial in court Two other dealers ar- rested for the under LEADS 1Y WITH AIM ON IHE PRESIDENT the Ohio general code were bound over to the county grand Their charges felonies for much heavier penalties previously Floi H and Clarence Beougher U became known Saturday that the drive here against tne is being watched with Interest where In Ohio Piqua in particular aiming a similar campaign and officials of that city want to how the action here Is progressing So interested was Bernard city at hat he tele phoned City Solicitor B E Leisure here Saturday and inquired ing the local ordinance under which the Examiner agents may be arre ted P qua has no such ordinance Keyt said and city council there eg to draft legislation along of that which has existed in Three of the candidates took j civil service examination were 01 the eligible list for Grades ed by the commission were John Frick 72 4O percent Howard 72 2O 7140 percent The appointment of was announced mese i teerest stated that in on the first ballot and KOtt W of the respective in the district The county endorsed Pre- vious to this endorsement all for the position agreed to cheerfully abide by the tion of the In announcing the appointment of McCracken for this important poet Congressman Secrest said demand olv tuo things of McCracken he be loyal to the men under supervision second that he work his head of n giving the people the best service It has rever been my machine the confidence and good erf the people The appointment ol McCracken is A v c for Herb Jones c la of the committee When Jouts found it necessary to de- dine the appo as ter lie sponsored the candidacy of McCracken and stood by him through t f IK it f committee endorsement McCracken s the choice of the on to a political I rather rely la Being Ruined AH Property Owners Declare one ol the Best paved streeta in town is being ruined for the removal of street car property owners on West Main street are up In over the manner in which the paving Is being and a protest meeting been set for early this week when action will be taken to stop any further lail re moval Action will also be taken to force the of that of announced day he will go to Washington next week to discuss plans for obtaining State Hopes To Provide Work for ed Under New Work Relief Big Cities Make Bid for Lion's Share of Appropriation Forming Programs Columbus 6 weekly paychecks for a quarter mil lion Ohio may be provided President Roosevelt s 14 WO OOO OOO relief program C C Stillman relief ad- grarles had been certified to the con- of postmasters he would I be governed entirely by the his election Congressman of the executive for Solicitor sent copies of Sections 691 and 69.2 of the revised Action here against Examiner men followed repeated requests on- word the congressman lost on the street that has already been re laid had a good street but the waj the paving is being re- laid the whole will be ruined in if timite of the total coat at for which preliminary been mtae Manr of outl ned may not COHM the of federal public regulations numerous have not progressed far enough to warrant an estimate of their for Ohio a healthy alice of the federal J public fund 1 He will with him bable cost Despite estimate the coat of which Ohio will bid for aid tar leas than two jears In fact It i 375355 unemployed the federal an will be ruined jutt as soon as water CAMP MUST BE VACATED AT ONCE BY ORDER OF STATE who start to work If and when tasks are provided for them 375355 unemployed em- include members of 242 930 families and 57 OOO single Hundreds of with an estim to complete them declined to an Dr. Hagen Advised That Health Department Will Not Permit Use of Camp Positive orders to remove tuber patients from the Norwich even if is given us the com tj will erect a It was declared Pat cnts must be removed at and the camp abandoned for the ent of Dr ter Hirtung state director of health declared lames of Iowa Seen Opening Shot In 1936 Campaign Milwaukee Wis April 6 P part of leading civic and soc al Milwaukee Sentinel tonight that organizations of the to have Hit ft Milwaukee came newspapers sale banned according to the Lindbergh kidnaping caie Senator police authorities who filed the evidence charges tered given f dl rect attack upon President velt as made tonight trv a can leader Senator J Dickinson of Iowa with 8. declaration that the shortcomings of the New re- plans can. no longer be and school teachers have complained that certain In the paper have corrupted the minds of the city officials state On the argument they have protested the sale of magazines which are lewd or lascivious The against Examiner bv Bruno Richard Hauptmann and some of his principal alibi witnesses at his re- cent trial The Sentinel said the priest Rev. J Kallok pastor of 6t Joseph s c in a sub- urb of Milwaukee told a story which Indicated that the plot the em however likely to de elop Lindbergh family was many trust His ot the ident delivered in state that deserted the Democratic ranks to to In 1928 marked otic of the that of the New Deal from attack t pon that title to place lor what Its failure upon Mr Roosevelt his been mentioned as A prospective Republ can candidate for in 1936 and his address was regarded as particularly cunt n view ot known efforts Re- publican tr hive Mr t personally bear the brunt of attack U favor of such n. have argued thaw the president has leaf some cf popularity and that in anv e cnt 1' a is to be e i must be directed at Pres Roosev Into teat in which it will necessary to prove that the constitutes read ing matter the and Bruno knew every fresh air camp were renewed by state and aup health authorities when Dr Beatr ce uls Ule decision Hagen count health The sl camp where interviewed that gum has been caring for In- to B. continuation of the camp digent victims of We will not tolerate the use of was condemned after inspection the camp anv pretense not L a of the state de- some time Dr Hagen called at the office of the department to learn If the au would sanction the use of the camp until the county hmd a chance to own was given positive bn have the camp at once failed to act when the decision was presented to under the sa d spokesman for the property in making complaint last night charged hi his complaint that soft brick are used In relaying the paving that the brick after be- ing laid are not thoroughly rolled Into place and that the whole thing 11 a up job He insisted that West Main street folk would not interfere la any way with project that to do with furnishing to Jobless men but feel that the property owners arc the victim circumstances because of the way this work Is carried on They have called to view the already done and In the opinion of these men the relaid paving will not last two years and the removal of the rails 16 doing more harm than it will do good Residents call attention to the fact that West Main street one of Zanesville s main arteries that it not only carries a great load at local traffic but is the highway by training to tion of Uie at cities is given In that ate mijor cities alone have drafted plans for that require the expenditure ot OOO Those sii have la half of the state s population and ated coet running well Into the nine conservative estimate would have teen outlined to be that Oho will by Ohio cities and twee n MOO OOO 000 and 000 000 which hope to federal funds the federal works relief treasure In visiting will OUT DAM'S OFFICE 10 BE DISPLAYED 1IILATED BODY IN HOTEL on KIDNAP 1ALE, YARN OF Has It Placed In Rotunda For Public to See IN SELF DEFENSE Former Georgia Policeman On Trial For First Degree Murder In Parker 41 T s E Savannah Ga pit as the of the lc Senator opened with an assertion at under Democratic ad the sky IB growing srd no man knows what the weather w 11 ty ow Repeatedly he c ted Roosevelt s campaign to support the contention they are far different from present cies D k said Candl elate Roosevelt is a total stranger to President Roosevelt The s Her haired senator told s of Republicans that there only one to put the blame for aclm and that Is on the of the It can not be denied he ued that fve v detail of our social and business position in this country Is than It v in the be- ginning of 1933 Item by item he look up state public utilities control erf agr culture and pledges to con tent Ion the president had repudiated on Page DETROIT BANKERS ACQUITTED BY Detroit April veteran Detroit bankers were by Jury of farmers and In federal court todav of charges grew ing of M banking col lapse of 1933 decided that John tyne Herbert L Cl Johr H Hurt hnd not submitted false re- on the condition of the First National Detroit to the u oiler of the go ern contended Policeman the witness to day after admitting he killed Cheate Payne 23 last December He claimed he Payne ill self defense Parker is en trial charged with first degree murder the state claim Ing he shot after the had induced Parkers wife to him Prosecutor Stun D examined Parker concerning he made to po Ice Immediately after the I came Payne yes to Dayton and killed ttm in true said the former officer if he had Payne before he replied 1 me him before under another name at mv home inch of t The Is now In the of tne of who elated it to author ittes for further on thr Sent ncl bald The paper said for five to taking up h s here Father was pastor of Si ael s Cathol c church en of N J The high in Fati e si cl ere the i lowing Thit Bruno inr f e t ed a riding and roadside 'er is v miles the I for n prior 03 the kidnaping i in the i ding within f. coup e ot n of the Lindbergh h me and a c e time s strn g from that section of the woods where months later infants inid rd a set o' a1 the Lindbergh in the o' an a who had been b dding for the work on the Sour land mountain estate of the aviator ace Tint Mrs Greta blonde Bronx st and Elvert Carl New th of Registered Her Husband Disappeared Be- fore f -t TI c' mutilated of woman who beaten flashed with a and strangled was found in Hotel room here todav and police sought a mvi who had with her as hei h Police Mian McGinn said the woman was identified her fingerprints ns Davis 34 who had been here a nun ber of times for ai d was known TS s. narcotic add ct The man who H left the hotel an hour and a half after he had arrived with the womar John s the clerk told police April Goveri or much out rug is going oa in the rotunda of the to obtain c approv al for appropriation of 000 to buy a new carpet for the i make his first trip away frooa stAto relief M took charge here on of Relief Administrator Harry kins who charged a political down o' firms dealing with lief organization In the few brief be 1 had sole charge of the setup Stillman has trimmed sat ds of dollars from relief he ordered the of employes in Luca rel ef administration The Include high salaried draftsmen and visore and possibly fr month in the relief cott he had slashed ft from payroll at a of month Tlie In Lucas forerunner of possible similar in other here this to sites for the new Ics s sa torium and that an effort to i t A 1 ho made at that t me Trie camp i ow ten pa t enf ROBBED O 6 P Con b t ro bfr Nathan Smith 5C a 1 elp Hte to i g t ii d was shot aid v bv the holdup n an Ihe gu onai bj pol ce as a escaped After he Longed For Divorced putting it out where the public can see It In his request for 220 addition al on which to operate hU office for Toledo A 9 ve r eld the half of the vear the boy who was homesick for his i ernor included the tl OOO item for a decided a lurid tale of would get Uir quickest results today j The senate finance committee It did Police departments of j for several weeks and Parma suburb of Cleveland 1o- ledo spent story that he and two had forced into an automobile in Cleveland and brought to Toledo where he escaped and ran to the story also brought the boys mother Grelner to store He w walked to a drugi Toledo from Cleveland as fast as aid I train could bring her The boy had a to obtain taken to a WIZARDS IN LOCAL BEE FLOP ON WORDS LIKE PICCALILLI Cinchona and Too foi Eighth Are Spellers Enter Race Two Girls Get First Place Kingum is Hard Word Too Whom appeared as defense witnesses The shooting took place in a tele- i seer hy h ni at the I graph office Under examination he went to the office to his wife to majce up He a ci he had sent some money to his w fc and their children for Christians He claimed that he entered the office turned h'm ped a letter and reached for his hip I started he testified I shot five but I t know how many took effect GAY NAMED TO HEAD j N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE j York Apr smoldering of what had ised to a bitter open fight for the presidency of the stock exchange died down today a new Street figure to prominence Charles R Oay senior partner of the 107-year-old firm of Co chonen hy the stock ex- change committee to succeed Richard now ing out nil fifth term as president The well over year when various small began to grumble at of the exchange and about the rid ng stable e lather Kal lok I saw Hfu tirres I him sitting OT the porch of the building I saw lun In the woods I talked with him mid one he saddled R horse for me 1 him look ng ever a set of plans for Vie Lindbergh and he not i od I waa looK ng a le covered them up GRAF ZEPPELIN Germany April The Graf 7eppelin sailed lor South America tods on its first trip 11 e neighborhood of 80 spell m vv the cream cf the c op so fa is Musk county are concerned met in ccn ng at high school auditorium and two girls one from Drew er and the other from Grove CT Jul a of is drove AOI the title for the and r grade while Tare H Stoie Dresde i pro ed to be the fifth and The tests were written and grading of took place after noon Ii the section of the contest the winner scored a grade rf Gwendolyn Kesaler was second with 84 Wise Run scored SC Edna Sutton of the season th a 78 while May 1 are well and Av is Russell from Pleasant Grov e j and Parkinson Also were 50 j tied fcr w th g o- 76 from an I Jane Stonr a 97 grade to to thr Rio animal I lead the fifth sitth Florence of school was i 93 Pares Jickson H id Carl Koon tied for Th rf at 92 Harris Pli lo vaj with an 88 and Elliott Rich Hill and Rucker East red for sixth 8" ilch cave the wentl and c g i h their head to rjr irre avst cl ona n and supersede the j mior fre o T kimona and Then thr e extra br in case nf tie They inch ded bra n M -nen and Of explained 8u- F D Ring these hich tne torv would be ex peeled to but he added that each o' the AU a pion Noi e eligible to enter thf on Page jobbed over the phone Im sick mother 1 want to beck to you Pauls father and mother ST dl and the boy had been to live with father and ents kidnaping story down when police learned t p two companions had spent the night at their in Cleveland on Friday the senate Itself by a tie vote refused to approve additional funds although the expenditure for tile carpet had been cut to The pal fight over the tional fundt was centered on a re- quest for 000 additional for aries and wages Already the senate j has an appropriation of ISO 82o for wages and maintenance m the executive office for the first 10 PAYROLLS 1 PAST WEEK of the current year known George White INCREASE IN U. S. BANK DEPOSITS i April S three billion dollar Increase in bank de- in the last six months of by officials of the Federal Deposit Insurance cor- poral on The gave no tion o' the Increase in deposits but perso is familiar with and trends contended It was due largely to government for emergency purposes Democrat asserted that the rugs In the executive are a disgrace to the people ot the state of Ohio According to Kirwm the rug in the governor s private pur during Governor term in 1918 3O At that time the old carpet in the governor s office was moved to the outer office and declar ed worn out Twenty Percent Increase IB Start way Relocations Soon P J hero of the worn out rug Incident is a former Zanes v man For many years he was In the water works ment and later operated a shoe store on MalT street from here to IJL ndor EN DIE IN CRASH Praha Czechoslovakia April 8 lit Officials of the Praha airdrome received reporta to light seven sons were killed In the crash in Oer many of a commercial airplane to Amsterdam VETERAN DIES Big Prairie Kerr 89 a war veteran died tonight of complications resulting a FVb 9 CASHIER SLUGGED AND ROBBED BANDITS Baltimore April 8 Irvin Beck 30 cashier slug ged bv two bandits tonight and rob bed of 1.2 30O he was to a branch bank Charles A Filbert treasurer of the bakery k was struck over the head Just aa he stepped off the curb in front of the bakery Thr cashier called for then slumped to the pavement in a daze His two escaped with the which In a tin container per crnt on different on the County J ancy district and good ad along the lino were reported In summary of hy A C U S Engineers One of events for this will the opening of bids for here Wednesday ber s report Progresa during week verj Increased nearly 30 per cent the previous week At Tappan Dun the outlet tunnel 78 pv A cent The week amounts about 120 feet The moved about 7500 cubic DAY'S DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPEAN CENTERS UMPIRE RETIRES 21 HB nr American Ch April of service George -n the n list at league umpire HIM rern placed nn own request Ills on the hv Jonn A Quirn of South o t who culled them during tour winter Dr fir a R vo tie if retire POTTERY WORKERS GET INCREASE Cleveland April M Wells of O of the United tion tonight that duel of the National Brotherhood of Operative an on a inj contract lite today for n gen eral wage of t and half per for M 000 of Ohio anJ West he Bv Thr plans to keep 80 000 pte nt ink under in order to maintain i c and army Rt thr OOO cor of the m for the cabinet to mret to draft Brit proposals high quar Austrian and Bulgarian rearmament would one o' the League of Nations cl heard from In 1931 the Strevi next an accord to allow Austria and Bui to It reported In ItaMan sources continued mindful of her ng to man Its steel ni fort tiol s vim troops ordered lit under irms three months bevond would not return until the organ period reformed to its 0 rrw iti IK c cc A v frr he 8 1 1 c mouth p d t e g election rois r ite protest Sunday ir that nf announced ef use rf Inexpensive motor for airplanes abie of 70 miles an hour which DAVEY TO SIGN Columbus Apr 1 6 Go ernor permuted the bUI led to regulate the leasing or o' films to become a law today his nature despite an opinion by general tha is A was the dAr on from the spillway area and stripping for the dim the line of channel The exploration ranch the dam center line wma at showed an increase during week the average being 111 mm. United location of tlw to the operator tion on this road will i At Charles on POST MAKES READY T STRATOSPHERE TRIP Angeles April tbe Winnie Mae new lable pitch propellor attached Pott today attained an altitude ft. 3OOOO feet he said and over the performance ot tM airship Although the aviator I conditions fcr start o' a second norma quartets said it concern ng tne n nv up Do Ii K sti ng cl concrete w th s took tne div r rf s Tills ter Paul arrived to v ncl up thr nl n steinl 1 campaign 10 give sallies Danzig t if re bi t of sol which does not run co irv to cs Cult Is recognized In T 1 em n having broken off i ret wl for t of their border ii r. troops now en c Ked in p up 11 command Europe s thnut value be used for comment recent Anglo might result in Po lands with t g of relations w th France England the could legai t 11 at hit brought the it become a law without his and that the for action would be made the through the immediately stall ng the detachable landing fMV nf the POST on E D 6 ert said G James pres dent o' the Alejandro go o' South Dakota an w -o grt f rst nai d i ounce Ute he had on The ti ropf Tion to Spain s of Oh o dent of HURLS MEAT IN April p reported Ute tMt Marion Jackion county tf lief employe was struck In Uit with a ot meat MMI to John a nlM ent Thf laid that  

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