National Conference Tackles School Crisis and Funding
Frank of Wisconsin to speak on national education reforms as Ohio hosts a three day conference. Leaders from the Ohio Association of Teachers Colleges and other groups discuss funding, taxation, and teacher pay while calling for a unified plan to avert education collapse nationwide.
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Wring
National For Protection
Iui
D. Roosevelt
Ohio
Ohio Association
Wietla and Deans
Ohio Childhood Education
Teachers’ Associa- College Association of Home
Ecnomc Associa‘Saving Supervisors of Orin
Cautious With linger Gangsters BES April 5- war
A cautious report discusses the Dulinger gangsters tied to a condemned figure as authorities and family await execution. The piece notes quiet, watchful measures and the tension surrounding the pending verdict and possible witness statements.
0 Patients Asylum Blaze Reported At Mae Hospital
A fire broke out early today at the Mae Hospital for the insane, affecting a dormitory and forcing evacuations. Details are incomplete. a 35 year old individual involved and an orderly were mentioned amid chaotic scenes as flames spread.
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The
Mae. Hospital For Insane
Roosevelt's New Deal Vision Recalled in April Address
The article notes President Segan and figures shaping policy in April as Roosev elts remarks are recalled. Sean Vincent is mentioned among denizens tied to the event, with focus on rhetoric about vacations and wartime strategy in a distant era. The piece frames a political moment through the lens of leadership and public discourse.
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Segan
Rooseelt
Sean Vincent
United States Blocks Foreign War Financing Under Johnson Bill
The Johnson Bill, now engrossed for the president to sign, bars U S citizens from buying bonds or other obligations of foreign governments or subdivisions that are in default on debts to the United States. Administration officials say Europe will feel the effect as nations cannot borrow here for future wars until repaying past debts.
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Washington
U.P
American Congress
Johnson
Roosevelt
United States
Full Ticket Is Democrat Aim in Athens County
Athens County Democrats plan a full ticket for November. At a Lincoln Street headquarters meeting 100 party leaders discussed prospective candidates for all offices. The County Executi ve Committee called the session, Dan A. Bardin presiding. The group will not endorse candidates but will form a committee to recruit satisfactory nominees, signaling possible contests in several races.
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Athens County
Lincoln Street
Dan A. Bardin
Persons Missing In Oklahoma Flood
Elk City Oklahoma April 5. A further rise in the swollen Washita River threatens to hinder the search for bodies and the tally of missing persons. The flood has already claimed 10 or more lives and caused property damage above one million dollars. Seventeen people were unaccounted for as wrecked farm houses mark a seven mile stretch along the river bottom.
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Elk City
Okla
U.P
Washita
King Gustav forgives grandson Sigvard for marrying Erika Patzek
Cannes reports that King Gustav of Sweden has forgiven his grandson Prince Sigvard for marrying German actress Erika Patzek and even kissed the bride, a revelation disclosed today in France.
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Cannes
France
Gustav
Sweden
Prince Sigvard
Erika Patzek
Best dressed American woman humbly improves after surgery
Mrs. Harrison Williams, famed as the best dressed woman in America, was reported in excellent condition today following a surgical operation at the American Hospital in Paris.
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Paris
Harrison Williams
America
American Hospital
Furnished Apartment Ad Draws Multiple Replies
Mr Finn Gillogly of 14 Palmer Street wanted a 2 room furnished apartment and placed an ad in The Messenger classifieds. The one day it appeared, he received several replies and the unit was balisfactorily reared.
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Finn Gillogly
Palmer Street
Messenger
Wagner Bill Decried as Vicious by Weir at Senate Hearing
Weir of Weirton Steel denounces before a Senate Education and Labor Committee the Wagner Bill to make the National Labor Board permanent calling it vicious unAmerican and unfair to labor and capital. He condemns the ban on company unions and says most workers prefer the company organization while a pending suit seeks to force Weir’s firm to drop its company union in favor of AFL organizing.
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Washington
apPlement T. Weir
Weirton Steel Company
National Labor Board
NRA
Senate
Labor Committee
Weir
Heromera
American Federation of Labor
Labor Board
American Federation
Hero Rescues Mother and Boy From Icy Beaver Dam Creek
In New Philadelphia on April 5 an unnamed man rescued a mother Mrs Veda Mason and her four year old son Vernon from drowning in Beaver Dam Creek. The hero swam to safety with both victims and left before being identified.
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New Philadelphia
Beaver Dam Creek
Veda Mason
Vernon
Wirt Receives Legion Support Amid Communist Probe
Dr William W Wirt of Gary Indiana facing investigation over communist charges in the rain trust receives ambiguous backing from the American Legion. Legion national commander Edward A Hayes in Decatur says the issue is not the form of government but the public attitude toward it.
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Chicago
William W. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Rain Trust
American Legion
Edward A. Hayes
Decatur
Legion
Prepare Requests for Extradition of Insull
Chicago April 5 State's Attorney Thomas J Courtney prepared requests for extradition of Samuel Insull Sr from Turkey to add to the federal campaign the possibility of trying the fugitive utility magnate on state charges. Courtney's work followed advice from Joseph B Keenan assistant United States attorney general.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Courtney
Samuel Insull, Sr
Turkey
Courtney
Joseph B. Keenan
United States Attorney General
Aim Plans at Control of World Wheat Trade
ROME April 5 delegates at the International Wheat Advisory Conference considered two secret drafts aiming to control world wheat trade. One proposed rigid control with fixed prices. the other sought tighter coordination among exporters and importers to stabilize markets for farmers across nations.
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Aim
Rome
U.p-Two
International Wheat Advisory Conference
Recovery Seen as Nationwide Upturn T
Agricultural Adjustment Administrator Chester Davia told state extension workers and farm organization reps that evidence points to a general economic recovery and that agricultural gains have spurred national revival. The speech prefaces meetings in Syracuse on dairy production controls. In Washington, Rep. George Foulkes threatens a filibuster over private bills to discuss Brain Trust radicalism while the House faces the Red Plot case and the Red Plot investigation committee convenes with Republicans pushing a broad inquiry into the New Deal era.
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Syracuse
Agriculturs
Chester C. Davia
Davis
Washington
George Foulkes
Michigan
Brain Trust
Foulkes
Long offers to smack jaw of Louisiana foe in hearing
Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana threatened to step outside the Finance Committee room and smack attorney Edward Risher during a hearing on the fitness of D D Moore for the internal revenue post. He made the remark as Col. E R Bradley testified about a 1928 campaign contribution. The exchange followed reports of Sullivan cursing the senator and a threat by Sullivan to punch Long.
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Washington
Huey P. Long
Finance Committee
Edward Rishter
D. D. Moore
Internal Revenue
Long
Col. E.R. Bradley
Kentucky
Louisiana
Moore
Th Internal Revenue Post
Yuaterday
John S. Sullivan
Sullivan
Hospital staff charged with abuse at Mendota State Hospital
MADISON Wis April 6 UP suspension of Dr M K Green superintendent of the Mendota State Hospital for insane his assistant and 26 employes was recommended to Gov Albert G Schmedemantod as a result of an investigation charging abuse of patients at the institution
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Madigon
Wis
M. K. Green
Mendota State Hospital
Insance
Albert G. Schmedemantod
Federal Agents Move on Dillinger Associates in Paul Shootout
In St Paul on April 8 federal agents chased John Pilling an outlaw and his associate Eugene Green who were wounded and a mass roundup followed. The underworld of the city is being disrupted as nearly fifty federal agents rounded up Green's gangster circle.
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BT. Paul
D.p
John Pilling
His &T Paul
Sociate
Eugene Green
Green
Dillinger at Hollywood opening spurs wild chase line
Beverly Hills notes Will Rogers mocks the sensational spectacle surrounding Dillinger at a new Hollywood film premiere. He jokes the fugitive will flee by yacht through Turkey, calling out investigations that thrill photographers but rarely yield results.
Traffic safety push spurs talks in Athens and statewide
Charlies E. Miller, safety manager of the State Highway Department, urged public education on reckless driving during a visit to Athens. He cited 52,389 traffic deaths in the last 18 months and 2,000 in Ohio, and endorsed periodic vehicle inspections to remove obsolete or imperfect cars. He planned speeches and school talks across the state, stopping in Athens and Waverly where Lt Governor Charles Sawyer was to speak.
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Charlies E. Miller
State Highway Department
Athens
United States
A. F
Ohio
Miller
Talka
Ohno
Athena
Waverly
Charles Sawyer
Legion Rally Date Changed for Athens Convention
At the K. T. Crossen Post meeting last night the Eighth District American Legion Convention date in Athens shifted from April 2 to May 18 due to auditorium unavailability. Jugier athletic promotion discussed. J B Sherman named committee chair. Pr Nichols named general chair for July 4 Legion celebration. Charles E Miller of the State Highway Department attended briefly.
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American Legion
Athens
K. T. Crossen Post
High Echoel
Nations pledge to limit chemistry warfare at congress
Madrid April 6 The Ninth International Congress of Pure and Applied Chemistry opened with a pledge that scientists will not apply chemistry to war or develop new gases or explosives. About 1,200 delegates from 30 countries attended. The U S delegation was led by Dr Edward Bartow of the University of Iowa.
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Madrid
Jateotentials
Nieto Alcala Zamora
United States
Edward Bartow
University of Iowa
Monster in Vineyard Sound Draws May 5 Sighting by Ratcliffe
Thomas G Ratcliffe reports in Penzance Point that Eric Warbasse and an outboard boat encountered a sea creature described as a gigantic eel like head with a tail and a pointed fin near Great Harbor. The sighting occurred at about 3 PM yesterday with a close approach within a foot or two of the monster.
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Thomas G. Ratcliffe
Promine
Louis
Vineyard Sound
Eliffe
Jonah
Ratcliffe Wells
United Pres
Penzance Point
Eric Warbasse
Great Harbor
William Hulton
Eri
Shanty Boat Killing Verdict Casts Shadow Over Murder Tale
In Marietta, April 5, a burned body found on a farm is linked to a mysterious houseboat. Police probe indicates the victim, possibly from gang warfare, was killed elsewhere and moved by large brown car through Newport. Two men were released after questioning. authorities pursue a Wheeling connection.
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Marietta
U.P
Here
Oscar Hasley
Washington County
Herman Parr
Newport
Moundaville
W. Va
Monroe County
Wheeling
Ohio House: Retail tax fight delays vote in Columbus
In Columbus April 5, lawmakers postponed a scheduled vote on the administration’s 3 percent retail sales tax. Democrats pressed for changes to avoid extending the 1-cent per gallon liquid fuel tax for school aid. Debates centered on refunding highway bonds and property assessments while a substitute gasoline tax could fund the plans.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Frank Cave
Keith Lawrence
Nnt
House
Administration
State Liquor Inquiry Board To Open Study
Columbus April 5 Clergy with almost unlimited powers the broadest ever granted an investigating group in this state the special Senate committee named to make an inquiry into the Ohio Liquor Commission was to meet here this afternoon for organization Senator Carl P D Sheppard Republican Akron will be named chairman of the committee if customary procedure is followed. He authored the resolution creating the commission. The investigation is asked to probe factional and partisan favoritism in personnel selection, high liquor contract prices, and unfavorable lease terms for stores and warehouses insurance bonds hauling and storage.
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Columbus
Senate
Ohio Liquor Commission
Carl PD. Sheppard
Akron
Sheppard
Stock Market Law Likely Passes This Session Rainey Says
Washington April 5 Speaker Henry T Rainey said the stock market regulation bill is likely to pass this session with possible modifications. He predicted adjournment may come May 15 and noted the legislature is rapidly clearing up. He also cited two supply bills and the Wagner Lewis unemployment insurance bill as vital.
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Washington
U.P
Henry T Rainey
House
Rainey
Drys Win Referendum To Prevent Liquor Sale
Suburban Chicago voters carried referendums to ban liquor sales within their borders. Strong majorities supported local option to keep taverns and saloons off their roads following weeks of campaign by dry groups.
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Drys
Chicago
Columbus Planes Aim to Dismantle Ray and Jack Roes Cour
In Columbus, plans unfold to dismantle Ray and Jack Ro es Cour as naval wit figures surface. Details are sparse in this fragment, with uncertain names and unclear actions.
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Columbus
Planes
Ray
Jack Ro
Amendments Restore Ohio Milk Pricing Power in House
Washington April 8. Rep William N Fiesinger of Santusky expects to introduce amendments to the Agriculture Adjustment Act to restore Ohio milk producers' power to set resale prices. The plan, developed with the Dairymen's Cooperative Defense Committee, would ensure that no milk is sold unless the producer receives at least the net minimum amount from the marketing agreement. Non cooperative members would gain the same benefits and be charged for services at the same rate as members.
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Washington
Wiliam N. Fiesinger
Santusky
Ohio
Wiesinger
Dairymen’s Co-operative Defense Committee
Meigs Jailers Free Gypsies Connected to Robbery
POMEROY April 5 After a night in the Meigs County Jail gypsies held in connection with the robbery of William Warner were released. Warner reported the gypsy woman who took the money got 360 to 490 dollars he had on his person. The group included a two day old baby and they brought bedding into the jail. County officers plan further investigation amid sightings of additional gypsy groups.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
William Warner
Warner
A. Tracy
Tuppers Plains
Girl From Long Bottom Seeks 35242 Damages in Suit
In Pomeroy on April 5 a suit was filed by minor Lila Vineyard of Long Bottom against Bert Smith. The petition seeks damages of 35242 for injuries from an April 15 1932 auto crash on Peedsville Tuppers Plains Road near County Highway No 5 and State Route No 7. The girl 13 years old suffered a broken left leg and other injuries with medical costs listed at 242.
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Pomeroy
Lila Vineyard
Long Bottom
Bert Smith
Common Pleas Court
Peedsville
Tuppers Plains
Employment at Peak Miss Perkins Says
Cleveland April 5 The Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins told a capacity audience that employment and production are at their highest peak since Roosevelt's recovery program began. The rise began to show in February.
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Cleveland
U.P
Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Prices of Milk Fixed In Adjoining County
Columbus April 5. Ohio Milk Marketing Commission approved marketing rules for Washington County sales area effective immediately. Provisions set retail prices for standard milk at 10 to 11 cents a quart and 6 to 7 cents a pint. Code establishes $2 per hundredweight for Class 1 milk and $1.70 for Class 2 milk to wholesalers.
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Columbus
U.P
Washington County
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Former CWA Workers Register for FERA
The local office of the national relief employment service is busy registering men who had worked on CWA projects and were laid off when CWA ended. All former workers must register, and some may be given work under the newly organized FERA which replaces CWA on a smaller scale.
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National Ree Employment Service
CWA
FERA
Ohio Supreme Court Rules on School Transportation Fees
Columbus April 5 P H Ohlinger of Muskingum County is ordered to collect from Meigs Township Board of Education the sum of 150 dollars for transportation expenses for his 12 year old daughter to and from school two miles from home. Supreme Court quies?
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Columbus
P. H. Ohlinger
Muskingum County
Board of Education
Meigs Township
Supreme Court
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