Ohio Liquor Control Act ruled unconstitutional by Cincinnati judge
Municipal Judge Otis R Hess held the Ohio Liquor Control Act unconstitutional and in violation of the Federal Alcohol Administration Act. He said the Ohio constitution forbids such state monopolies and questioned the legislature’s authority to bar private competitors. State Liquor Director Miller ordered an appeal to Hamilton County Appellate Court.
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Cinginnati
Otis R. Hess
Ohio
Hess
Max R. Mendel
State Liquor Control Department
Columbus
James W. Miller
Cincinnati
Wilbur Shull
Liquor
Hamilton County
Shull
Community activity notes from Bruno area and nearby towns
Residents in Bruno Zei Nelsonville and surrounding communities share visits and hosting duties. Gerald and Mrs Jacobs with Ruth Foughty visit grandparents. Lon Figgins stays at Byesville. Benson Adams reported in. Earl White Sr and family as guests. York Grange to confer degrees Friday. old-time bel ling for newlyweds at Eber Matheny's.
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Nelsonville
R. D
Gerald Jacobs
Ruth Foughty
Jesse McKee
Lon Figgins
Byesville
Benson Adams
Earl White
Earl
Vernon Cagg
Bernice
York Grange
Eber Matheny
Roscoe Nanna
Shires Cage Andaughter
Erma
Irvin Nanna
Vernon ‘Agg
Bazaar and play at Shade M E Church Friday evening
The Shade M E Church Ladies Aid Society will hold a bazaar Friday night April 3 at the school auditorium. The Wesley Foundation will present a play The Whir wind. The Ladies Aid quilt will be awarded to the lucky number holder and refreshments will be available with coffee served free. Bingo will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SHADE
Ladies Aid Society
Shade M. E
Wesley Foundation
William Harris
B. E. Angell
Dobson
Hope To Pass Revenue Plan
Washington House Ways and Means members urged a quick end to hearings on their 799 million revenue program. Chairman Doughton questioned rushing hearings, and six witnesses were listed for the day. H. H. Smith of Michigan Manufacturers' Association argued corporations with fixed obligations should not be taxed more than the 22 1/2 percent rate proposed for those that must meet debt payments.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Unness
Doughton
D-Nc
H. H. Smith
Detroit
Michigan Manufacturers’ Association
Miners Honor John Mitchell on Bituminous Holiday
About 200000 miners in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio observed a tribute to John Mitchell father of the eight hour day. West Virginia coal counties declared a holiday while 30000 western Pennsylvania union men converged on Greensburg to hear John L. Lewis and Senator Joseph F. Guffey speak.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
John Mitchell
United Mine Works
Western Pennsylvania
Greensburg
John L. Lewis
Uni Mine Workers
Joseph F. Guffey
New Fighting Reported in Mongolia Border Clash Ends
Moscow says a 24 hour battle between Mongolians and Manchukuo forces ended with retreat of Manchukuoan and Japanese troops from Mongolian territory. Tokyo reports 12 Mongolian airplanes bombed a frontier guard in Manchukuo, with both sides suffering heavy losses near Tawian.
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Moscow
Mongolia
Tokyo
Manchoukuo
Manchoukuoan
Hsinking
Tawian
Ohio sales tax receipts top ten million in year
State Treasurer Harry Day reported weekly prepaid sales tax collections of 932000 plus, bringing the fiscal year total to 10.55 million dollars. The figure pushes the year’s receipts past the ten million dollar milestone in Columbus.
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Ohio
Columbus
Harry 8. Day
Jury Convicts Athlete On Charge of Assault
Clarksbury West Virginia Condnell Condry aged 24 former high school athlete was found guilty by a jury Tuesday of attacking Georgia Louise Turner Belpre beauty school student. James J. Connell aged 29 former deputy collector of internal revenue was convicted last week on a similar charge. Judge Arlos J. Harbert deferred sentencing and set Saturday for motions hearings on new trials.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Connell Condry
Georgia
Louise Turner
Belpre
James J. Connell
Internal Revenue
Arlos J. Harbert
Logan men plead not guilty to grand larceny charges
Reed Salsbury and Elbert Freeman of Logan pleaded not guilty to grand larceny before Mayor Fitzgers Wednesday morning. Both were bound over to the grand jury under bonds of Lang. Details on Page 14.
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Logan
Reed Salsbury
Elbert Freeman
Fitzgers
Lang
Indictments Against Pension Head Probe Widens
House investigations reveal three indictments against Edward J. Margett, manager of the Townsend Old Age Pension program in the San Francisco area. Indictments include two for grand larceny and one in Kings County, Washington for "accepting the earnings of a common prostitute." Robert E. Clements, former national secretary, testifies Townsend ignored complaints from Santa Cruz and Oakland. Monthly commissions cited range from 1800 to 2100 dollars.
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Washington
Edward J. Margett
San Francisco
Townsend Old Age Pension Organization
House Investigating Committee
James R. Sullivan
Sullivan
Kings County
Robert E. Clements
National
Margett
Santa Cruz
Oakland
California
Lowden Named Possible Keynoter for Republican Convention
Former Illinois governor Frank O. Lowden was tentatively selected as keynote speaker for the Republican national convention in Cleveland. Party leaders also eyed Walter Edge of New Jersey as a potential eastern chairman to balance the ticket. Formal decisions to be announced at the arrangements committee meeting on April 21 in Cleveland. The convention opens June 9. Democrats had not chosen officials yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Cleveland
Lowden
Walter Edge
New Jersey
Kundts Met Accidental Death in Automobile Collision
Wilmington report states Police Chief Fred Kundts of Columbus died in an automobile collision near here on March 22. Jury reports no criminal motive. grand report on file confirms accidental death.
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Wilmington
Fred Kundts
Columbus
Here
Keller elected president of Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Columbus Ohio D C Keller of Cincinnati was elected president of the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants at the annual meeting Colum bus Trustees chosen included Thomas Wiseman and Jos ter within the state group announced Tuesday in Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Keller
Cincinnati
Ohio Counci of
Thomas Wiseman
Testimony finishes in Vera Stretz murder trial
In New York a jury heard closing testimony as Vera Stretz, a secretary, claimed she did not intend to kill her lover Dr Fritz Gebhardt after a struggle in his East River apartment. Ballistics evidence suggested cartridges dated 1933.
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New York
Vera Stretz
Fritz Gebhardt
Gebhardt
East River
John Kaiser
Cornelius Collins
Leibowicz
Loyal fawned pup keeps lonely vigil at Marion hospital
Fritz the mongrel dog continues a 24 hour watch at a Marion hospital where his mistress Miss Elizabeth Stinson recovers from an appendicitis operation after nursing him back from a severe pneumonia six months ago. The dog has refused meals but now eats sparingly from nurses offerings.
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Marion
Elizabeth Stinson
Fritz
Austrian Government Conscript Law Granted Unlimited Service
The Austrian federal diet voted unanimously to make service to the Fatherland compulsory. The law allows conscription for labor public works or military duties in emergencies and sets ages 14 to 42 with service based on capacity.
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Vienna
Tragedy at Pennsylvania Crossing Claims Lathrop A Peck
Pennsylvania passenger train kills Lathrop A. Peck, 58, a Mansfield businessman, when his car stalls on a crossing Tuesday. Investigating officers assess cause as a crossing accident affecting local commerce and public safety.
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Sherry
Pennsylvania
Lathrop
Peck
Mansfield
Princeton student seeks lobbyist rules in Capitol encounter
Washington report details Thomas Riggs a Princeton student and national treasurer of the Veterans of Future Wars visiting the Capitol to ask how to register as a lobbyist for a proposed nationwide veterans bonus. He meets House Rules Committee Chair O Conn or who jokes about a $1000 per male citizen pension and debates lobbying formalities.
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Aske
Thomas Riggs, Jr
Veterans of Future Wars
Washington
Thomas Riggs
Princeton
The
Capitol
O’conner
D-Ny
Nouse Rules Committee
O'Connor
Connor
Riggs
Italians Claim Major Victory Over Emperor
In a Rome communique Marshal Badoglio says Italy’s northern army won a major battle against Haile Selassie forces in the Lake Ashangi area. He reports 7000 Ethiopians killed and over 1000 Italian casualties with the Ethiopian emperor said to have fought personally. Further details promised in a subsequent communique.
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Rome
Italy
Pietro Badoglio
Badoglio
Lake Ashangi
Amba Alaji
Marshal Badoglio
Ethiopian Officials Deny Italian Claim on Sardo
Addis Ababa reports Italian forces claim Sokota Debarek and Sardo in the Lake Tana region and Aussa Sultanate. Ethiopian authorities say they have not been informed of any seizure of Sardo on the eastern front.
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Addis Ababa
Sokota
Debarek
Lake ‘Tana
Sardo
Aussa
Blaring Radio Leads Ohioan to Court
Mechanicstown paragraph reports Nathan Keeler on probation for assault and battery after he hurled a radio from a window in reaction to its blaring. He argued with his step son Frank Zimmer over the wreckage, and Zimmer said Keeler struck him with a stove poker.
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Mechanicsburg
Nathan Keeler
Justice of the Peace
T. G. Engiebart
Frank Zimmer
Young Zimmer
Keeler
Gillette Must Serve Four Month Sentence
The Supreme Court refused to hear Oliver W. Gillette of Cleveland appeal. He was convicted last summer of signing names to petitions to initiate a constitutional tax amendment and must serve a four month jail sentence.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Oliver W. Gillette
Cleveland
Gillette
Paralytic Stroke Fatal To Mrs. Ricca Shively
Mrs. Ricca Shively age 67 of Logan died at her daughter’s home in Chicago after a second paralytic stroke. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Erwin Hammer and another daughter Mrs. Karl Schmitter, both of Logan, and three sons August and Fred of Logan and George of Midland Michigan. The body will return to Logan Friday for a funeral likely Saturday with arrangements pending.
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Logan
Ricca Shively
Erwin Hammer
Chicago
Hammer
Plan Candy Sale by Band Booster Club
Members of the Band Booster Club met at the high school to plan candy sales during the operetta performances on April 2 and 8 at the gym. A cafeteria dinner is planned for April 21. Dan L. Farmer led the meeting in the president’s absence. Mrs. Cecil P. Bradbury chairs the activities.
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Middleport
Virgil Edwards
Dan L. Farmer
Cecil P. Bradbury
Secret to youth through olive tablets claim
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural, gentle laxative alternative to calomel. It links youthful appearance to digestive health and promises to clear impurities, noting the tablets’ olive color and prices of 15 cents, 60 cents.
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Parkie
Edwards
Ohio
Hitler proposes new Locarno like pact to settle borders
In a memorandum to British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, Adolf Hitler proposed four months of negotiations to create a new Locarno style settlement. He urged Germany France and Belgium to yield border control to a mixed commission of Britain Italy and a neutral power, with a plebiscite by the three peoples after successful talks.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Anthony Eden
Locarno
Germany
der Fuehrer
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Italy
Rhineland
Hitler
Worker’s Body Found Beneath Ton of Earth in Sewer Cave-In
Coroner Edward Smith says Kenneth Haughee died by suffocation when buried under a ton of earth after a sewer cave-in. The 47 year old was hired to clear a clogged sewer line behind a residence. his body was found Tuesday night, about a week after the collapse.
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Columbus
Edward FE. Smith
Kenneth Haughee
Haughee
Government Will Aid Ohio Pension Payment
Ohio will receive federal funds to support its old age pension system. The Social Security Board approved the program, assuring at least 8 million dollars in federal aid for the year.
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Ohio
Columbus
Federal
Social Security Board
CCC to enroll 6,500 youths by April 15 in Ohio
Columbus report states 6500 youths will join the Civilian Conservation Corps between now and April 15. Dayton Frost, head of the Ohio Federal Emergency Relief Administration, said the enrollments mark the first CCC intake since October.
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Columbus
Civilian Conservation Corps
Dayton Frost
Ohio
Thieves raid Selma chicken coop steal 17 hens
Thieves hit a Selma, Alabama chicken coop taking 17 hens and leaving a single old rooster. They bound a net to the rooster’s leg bearing the phrase Lonesome Daddy in the unusual incident.
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Selma
Ala
Hauptmann denies guilt as exection delays and grand jury probes
In a high profile case, Bruno Hauptmann faces execution while Col. Mark Kimberling suspends the Bronx car penter’s sentence for 48 hours to allow grand jury review. The jury adjourned after a long session without indictments against Wendel, and Hauptmann pleads innocence in a letter that attacks Dr. Condon, Attorney General Wilentz, and the Flemington defense.
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Mark O. Kimberling
New Jersey Penitentiary
Bruno Hauptmann
John Matthiesen
Bruno
Matthieson
Hauptmann
Lloyd Fisher
Flemington
N. J
Mark
Kimberling
Bronx
Grand Jury
Wendel
Marshall
Hoffman
John F. Condon
Wilentz
Iawyer
Carpenter
Hopewell
Glove Workers To Be Protected Lyons Says
Coshocton county prosector Russel F E Lyons said he would provide protection for any of the 160 Indianapolis Glove Co employees who wished to return to work after the factory's closing due to a strike. Hope for settlement rose after mediator R M Pilkington canceled his Terre Haute trip to remain in the area.
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Coshocton
Russel FE. Lyons
Indianapolis Glove Co
U. S
R. M. Pilkingtoan
Terre Haute
Ind
Seek Source of False Tip on Train Robbers
Kenton police traced a mysterious tip that halted a train and prompted a gas attack on an empty baggage car. They believed two Columbus robbers were hidden in the car, but the train found no suspects.
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Kenton
Columbus
Honor Ceramics Artist Columbus Medal Awarded
Leon Victor Solon of New York received the Charles Fergus Bienia medal from the American Ceramic Society on Tuesday night for his architectural tile designs and contributions to the field.
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Columbus
Leon Victor Solon
New York
Charles Fergus Bienia
American Ceramic Society
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Ivor Namaway
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Mt. Holly
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