Missing Dutch airliner with eight aboard feared lost
A new two engine Douglas transport, built for a Holland airline, disappeared after leaving Burbank at 11 a.m. Saturday. Pilot Glen Moser and co pilot Joe Wolfolk were aboard with six passengers. The plane, not on a schedule, may have crashed in mountain country between Burbank and Albuquerque during a snow storm and heavy clouds.
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Burbank
Calif
U.P
Here
Albuquerque
Arizona
Douglas Aircraft Corporation
New York
Europe
Glen Moser
Douglas
Joe Wolfolk
TWA
Ashform
Winslow
Loyalists' Air Forces Score Huge Victory Over Nationalist Territory
A large loyalist air fleet spread destruction from the Madrid front to the south coast, conducting one of the war's most significant raids. Dozens of planes attacked Nationalist troop concentrations, convoys, trains, and stations as loyalist columns advanced at Valsequillo and Basque lines held in the north.
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Madrid
U.P
Valsequillo
Cordoba
Nile Dew of Chauncey Dies This Morning
Nile Dew 50 of Chauncey died in North Wheeling Hospital West Virginia early this morning. He had lived in Chauncey for many years. Funeral arrangements were to be announced later today.
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Chauncey
Nile Dew
North Wheeling Hospital
W. Va
Congress Bill Proposes Funston Monument in birthplace
Rep Arthur W. Aleshire of Springfield Ohio introduced a bill to erect a monument to General Frederick Funston at his birthplace in New Carlisle Ohio. The measure seeks to honor the famed commander and preserve his historic association with the area.
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Funston
Washington
U.P
Gen
Frederick Funston
New Carliie
Arthr W. Aleshire
Springfield
The Messengers Annual Cooking School Plan
Plan now to attend The Messenger's Annual Cooking School on April 6 7 8 and 9 with classes and demonstrations by local chefs. Subscribe to learn schedules and ticket information for the event.
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The
Messenger
Gallipolis Daily News Letter Fails to Reach Athens
The Gallipolis Daily News letter from Messenger staff correspondent Harry R. Hurn did not arrive in Athens in time for today's publication. Mailed at the usual hour, it missed the connection in an unexplained manner.
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Gallipolis
The
Messenger
Harry R. Hurn
Athens
Mr. Hurn
Six Children Die in Home Fire Near Port Alleghany
A fire at a two story frame house near Port Alleghany Pennsylvania killed six children aged from 8 months to 15 years while severely burning the parents Gerald and Mrs Sweezey. The blaze occurred about a mile and a half from the town.
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Port Alleghany
U.P
Gerald Sweezey
Violence Breaks Out as Cleaner Plant Reopens
Cleveland reported violence erupted when the Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co reopened its plant after a shutdown of March 22 amid a labor dispute. The firm had implemented a closed shop policy restricting employment to craft union members.
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Cleveland
U.P
Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co
American Federation of Labor
C.il0
Coke Miners Refuse Terms Strike Hits Frick Mines
UNIONTOWN Pa The Gates and Maxwell mines of the Frick Coke Company closed today as about 1900 miners struck in protest of the new coal contract terms signed in New York City last Friday.
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Uniontown
U.P
Gates
Maxwell
Frick Coke Company
New York City
Aid for Aged Is Discussed
Nelsonville report on a Columbus conference by H. J. Berrodin head of Aid for the Aged division highlights dissatisfaction with the budget based disbursement system. Athens County Association members from Kimberly and Lick Run share views with H. A Lines B. J. Lewis Willard Bartoe and Jake Smith contributing to debate.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
H. J. Berrodin
Aid For
Athens County Association
Charles Wolf
Pat Galvin
Wolf
Kimberly
Galvin
Lick Run
H. A. Lines
B. J. Lewis
Willard Bartoe
Jake Smith
Seek Young Sculptor In Gedeon Murder
New York police intensified the hunt for Robert Irwin a 29 year old sculptor and former boarder at Veronica Gedeons Manhattan home. Investigators studied Gedeons love diary as an intensive search was ordered for Irwin who vanished from St. Lawrence University Canton New York while studying for the ministry. Authorities described him as a sex psychopathic and former Rockland State Hospital inmate.
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NEW York
U.P
Veronica Gedeon
Robert Irwin
Manhattan
Irwin
Gedeon
St. Lawrence University
Canton
N. Y
Ministry
Rockland State Hospital
Motorcyclist Dies in Crash Near Pomeroy
Stanley Praszek of Grafton aged 19 was killed instantly when his motorcycle collided with A D Powell of Athens at a curve on State Route 31 near the Rock Springs Telephone Exchange. Powell and family survived. investigators say Praszek was on the wrong side and may have lost control on wet pavement. Powell was exonerated by the prosecutor.
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Pomeroy
Stanley Praszek
Grafton
A. D. Powell
Athens
R.F.D. No. 5
Rock Springs
Praszek
Powell
Walter Wolfe
State Highway Patrol
Wolfe
Manning D. Webster
W. H. Ewing
Teen Confesses Fire That Destroyed Shiloh Tabernacle and WCBD
Thomas Griffith, 19, confessed setting the blaze that wiped out the Shiloh Tabernacle and WCBD radio station tied to Wilbur Glenn Voliva's Christian Catholic Church. Police say he sought revenge after a dispute with his foster father, claiming the act swindled him. Loss estimated over $600,000.
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WCBD
Volvia
Laying Cables for Coronation Scenes in London
The photograph shows cables laid to transmit coronation visuals to television receivers in London with Buckingham Palace facade visible in the background.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Tiny baby dies in Gallipolis tragedy
A newborn girl Corrinne Harrison weighing a pound and a half died in Gallipolis two weeks after birth to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison. Burial was held Saturday in Fast Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Corrinne
Robert Harrison
Ford Workers End Sit-Down Strike At Kansas City Plant
About 2,200 Ford workers returned to the assembly line after a one day sit down strike. Ed Hall UAW vice president urged calm and warned against abusing the technique. Ford officials said production was trimmed to avoid provoking other plants. UAW leaders claimed lay offs of 350 union men were discriminatory.
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Kansas
Kansas City
U.P
Ford Assembly
Henry Ford
Ed Hall
United Automobile Workers Union
Detroit
Hall
Ford
UAW
Supreme Court Delays Wagner Ruling Again
The Supreme Court did not issue a decision on Wagner Act test cases after completing opinions at noon. Justice McReynolds spoke against watered down constitutional interpretation while Georgia Power Company failed to obtain Supreme Court relief to block TVA power distribution facility expansion into its area.
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Washington
U.P
James C. McReynolds
Supreme Court
Georgia Power Company
TVA
Georgia
CIO Invades Oils Textiles in Unionization Drive
John L. Lewis committee for industrial organization opens campaigns in oil fields and textile mills. Targeting about 1,000,000 oil workers and 450,000 textile employees across southern states. Texas Governor Allred vows use of every resource against sit-down strikes. AFL plans rival move on April 15 as two unions clash for members and prestige.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Southwest
James V. Allred
Texas
A. F. of L
Magnus Kalassay Freed On Bail In Embezzlement Case
Alexander Kalassay, 39, leader of a local United Magyar Protestant Church and former liquor inspector, was released on $2,500 bail after being charged with embezzling $1,467.74 from Perry County coal miner Paul Sovany.
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Columbus
U.P
Alexander&. Kalassay
United Magyar Protestant Church
Paul Sovany
Perry County
Woman Author And Daughter Murdered In Los Angeles
Police linked fingerprints and footprints to a intruder who killed 48 year old author Mrs Edna Worden and her 12 year old daughter Marguerite with a brick in their bedroom. Investigators say the crime is a sexual passion killing.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Edna Worden
Rose Valdez
Zoe Camielli
UAW Strikes Kansas City Ford Plant in 1000-Strong Sitdown
One thousand UAW workers strike at a Kansas City Ford assembly plant and weld the gates shut. Ed Hall, the UAW vice president, flies in from Detroit to take charge as strikers demand higher pay and better working conditions.
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Ford
UAW
Kansas City
Ed Hall
Detroit
Dennison Infant Found Dead in Alley With Malnutrition Clues
Police probed the discovery of a five month old girl’s body found wrapped in a worn kimono and a sheet in an alley by Mrs. Ida McKnight. A physician attributed death to likely malnutrition.
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Dennison
Police
Ida McKnight
Miners Return to Work Under New District Contract
Miners at all collieries in the Hocking District resumed operations this morning under the new contract terms. Mines active include Sunday Creek No 5 Murray City No 9 Rendville No 69 Bailey Run No 107 Carrington and Carbondale Manhattan No 25 Chauncey and Lick Run. A scale committee will meet in Cleveland on Thursday to ratify the national Appalachian agreement with operator and miner representatives listed.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Murray City
Rendville
Bailey Run
Carrington
Carbondale
Manhattan
Chauncey
Lick Run
Kimberly
Union Furnace House Destroyed by Blaze
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Gilbert Graham residence and its contents at Union Furnace Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Graham were away in Columbus, their two young daughters with grandfather Robert Batemen escaped unharmed. The home was owned by Clifford Sudlow.
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Logan
Gilbert Graham
Union Furnace
Protestant Churches Unite Against Ohio School Aid Bills
In Ohio, Protestant churches launch a Sunday drive to defeat four school aid bills seen as violating separation of church and state. Ministers read an open letter from the Ohio Council of Churches opposing subsidized parental funds, free transport, and free textbooks for parochial students, arguing they threaten a free church in a free state.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio Senate
Ohio Council of Churches
Barber Confesses Murder in Brooklyn After Child’s Death
Salvatore Ossido a Brooklyn barber, who had prior sex crime offenses and bail on a third charge, confessed to police that he attacked and beat to death 9-year-old Einer Spor rer with a hammer. His criminal record helped officers arrest him hours after the child's body was found.
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Salvatore Ossido
Brooklyn
N. Y
Einer Sporrer
Ohioans Die in Week End Accidents
At least 11 people died in Ohio traffic incidents over the weekend. In Cleveland a street car collision killed John Carwar dine 29 Grace Lamson 20 and John Fabec 33. A hit and run struck William H Braden 72 of Akron.
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Columbus
Iu.p
Ohio
Cleveland
John Carwardine
Grace Lamson
John Fabec
William H. Braden
Akron
Five Hundred Wilmington Workers Strike in Solidarity
In Wilmington Delaware five hundred workers joined a sympathy strike for truck drivers. The walkout occurred just hours before a scheduled conciliation conference.
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Wilmington
Del
Nancy Nell Miller Missing After Hills Searched
Nancy Nell Miller two and a half years old vanished from Stobart's Bottoms on Horse Cave Creek near Pomeroy. Deputy Sheriff Hank Young, Boy Scouts, CCC campers, and Sheriff Roscoe O Fowler led a large search of creek beds and hills, with theories of accidental fall or kidnapping after a blue Model A Ford sighting near the Miller home. Nancy is described as a plump child with reddish brown curls, blue eyes, and a bruise on her forehead.
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Malcolm Hartley
Pomeroy
Nancy Nell Miller
Ronald Miller
Stobart's Bottoms
Horse Cave Creek
Hank Young
CCC
Creek
Roscoe O. Fowler
John Terrell
Pomeroy Grocer
Terrell
Ford
Nancy Nell
Nellie
Statewide committee formed to push Ohio judge appointments
A state wide committee to sponsor a constitutional amendment for appointing Ohio judges was announced. It is led by Joseph C Hostetler of Cleveland with members including George R Murray John Dineen Homer C Corry Wilby Hyde Dr Herman G James Leslie Reid Robert N Wilkin and H B Williams. If approved voters in each district would elect a state judicial council to appoint common pleas probate and municipal court judges.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Joseph C. Hostetler
Cleveland
George R. Murray
John Dineen
Dayton
Homer C. Corry
Springfield
Wilby G. Hyde
Chillicothe
Herman G. James
Ohio University
Athens
Leslie Reid
Lima
Robert N. Wilkin
New Philadelphia
H. B. Williams
Bowling Green
Common Pleas
Castle Farm Dance Hall Destroyed by Gas Fire
A fire at Castle Farm dance hall near Logan started in the kitchen at 8:30 this morning from a gas explosion. Loss estimated at 6000 dollars. The old dwelling plus a 1936 addition, owned by Charles Wright and leased to Jean Young, was largely destroyed though part of the front was saved. Logan firefighters, led by Roy Stallsmith and Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald, fought the blaze using a pumper and cistern water.
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LOGAN
Castle Farm
Charles Wright
Jean Young
Roy Stallsmith
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Maple Festival Ends In Chardon After Big Weekend
Chardon returns to quiet rural life after Geauga County Maple Festival draws about 130000 over three days, marking a busy annual event with local vendors and crowds.
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U.P
Geauga County
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Herman Theisen
W. B. Morris
H. T. Rainey
Frank J. Bender
John Wyckoff
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