Nation Mourns Speaker Longworth at Cincinnati Funeral
Nation observes a long funeral procession as Nicholas Longworth's coffin is transported to Christ Episcopal Church in Cincinnati. The government and personal circles honor the Speaker with a presidentially attended farewell featuring Roosevelts and Cabinet members. D Alice Roosevelt Longworth mourns her husband’s death in Aiken.
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Chicago Tammany icon in power shifts party balance
Michael W. Straus notes a Chicago Tammany is now in power as Anton J. Cermak leads the Democrats in Chicago. Many see the organization lasting and potentially shaping Illinois as a Democratic state, with implications for the 1932 Republican Party.
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Prison Probe Into Treatments at Marysville Reformatory
Governor White will receive frequent reports on an investigation of alleged unfair treatment of prisoners at the Marysville Women's Reformatory. State Welfare Director John McSweeney announced action after reports that Katherine Kaber, a convicted slayer, may be denied proper care. Doctors Upham and Real were assigned to inspect Kaber at the reformatory.
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Akron racketeer witness jailed after Potter trial
William Carderelli, named as an alleged Akron racketeer and key witness for Pittsburgh Hymiz Martin in the Potter murder case, was arrested and jailed in Cleveland early today.
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Educational Theories Attacked At Ohio Conference
At Ohio State University the second day of the Ohio Educational Conference featured critics of new teaching methods. Professor Hubert M. Poteat condemned excessive experimentation and the rise of educational machinery, warning the public cannot distinguish sound ideas from fad. Alice Withrow Field described the Russian creche system for infants to four-year-olds to free mothers for industry.
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Soviet Union
All Want Ads call-in deadlines for Sunday Messenger
The notice urges readers to place Sunday Messenger ads by phoning before 3 p m on Saturday. It lists Athens 0243 Nelsonville 412 W and Logan 272 for ad-takers to handle details and ensure reach to readers.
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Hoover Starts For Funeral
Washington April 10 40 P Arrangements were made for President and Mrs Hoover to ride a special train to Cincinnati for the funeral of Speaker Nicholas Longworth. The official funeral party will be among the largest during a congressional recess, with the President, Mrs Hoover, Vice President Curtis and Cabinet members, 12 senators, 89 representatives, and many honorary pallbearers from Washington and Ohio. Longworth’s death poses party management questions ahead of the new session and presidential campaign. The House, once his bulwark, was led by a trio including Longworth John Q Tilson and Bertram Snell.
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Youth stowaway found aboard French Line flagship
Louis Chianese, a French youth, believed Americans are millionaires, was discovered hidden in a case of 395 hats in the hold of the flagship La Fayette. Police alerted Captain James Chabot. the boy will be sent back to France when the ship reaches New York.
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Beery Matriarch Dies. Wallace Rushes To Bedside
Mrs. Margaret Francis Beery mother of film stars Noah and Wallace Beery died of pneumonia yesterday. Wallace Beery was en route from Cleveland to her bedside in an airplane when the death occurred.
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Giant Crystal Ball for Prom Smashed at Ohio University
Workers in charge of junior prom preparations at Ohio University saw a 100 pound crystal ball crash while being hoisted in the Men’s Gymnasium. A replacement ball was secured by Columbus decorators, and the shattered fragments were swept up. One decorator sustained a minor cut.
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Legislature Is Failure Says Leader At Women’s Clubs
Mrs. D C Bryant, head of the legislation committee, told the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs in Youngstown that the current Legislature has done less than any before. She urged leadership to end the political stalemate and noted taxes would remain unresolved at adjournment. The federation supported six of 905 bills and opposed two measures and two resolutions, including ster ilization of feeble minded persons and outdoor advertising controls.
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Dockweiler backs Roosevelt for president in California
Isidore B. Dockweiler Democratic National Committeeman from California says he supports Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York for president. He also opposes Owen D. Young as nominee and the anti prohibition plank, urging the party to fight on economic issues and proven Democratic principles.
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Girl Sets Record at Roosevelt Field Altitude Flight
Elinor Smith, 19, unofficially sets a new altitude record for both sexes in commercial planes at 32 500 feet despite a prior crash. Ruth Nichola held the women’s record at 28 745 feet, while George Haldeman and Apollo Soucek posted higher feats in men’s divisions and overall records.
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Glouster Man Convicted on Liquor Charge in Athens County
Jake Nagle of Glouster was found guilty of possessing intoxicating liquor in Athens County Common Pleas Court. No sentence was set pending a motion for a new trial hearing. Several divorce suits and liquor cases were dismissed or awaiting trial with various bonds posted.
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Young People Unite for National Prohibition Crusade
A national youth group to defend the Eighteenth Amendment forms under Dr. Daniel A. Poling of the Christian Endeavor Society. About 800 young leaders from diverse faiths plan conferences nationwide and expect a major plan within a month.
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Republicans rally youth to defend party in colleges
Robert H. Lucas executive director of the Republican National Committee warned young Republicans at a banquet that radical influences in American colleges aim to undermine the party. He urged counter propaganda and predicted victory in 1932 once students learn the party’s true nature.
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Wellesley Graduate Charged in Rival Murder Case
Pa. police say 29 year old Wellesley College graduate Frangia Thompson killed 76 year old Minnie Dilley over a husband dispute. Authorities found Miss Dilley slain at her home. Thompson’s letters to the rival described cult notions and threats. A nantry test is planned as investigators pursue insanity questions.
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Sumatra native and blind senator honored by Ohio University
Ohio University selects six Phi Beta Kappa honorees including a Sumatra native and a blind state senator. Alumni choices include Wee Kim Lin, class of 1916, superintendent at Detroit research lab. Noy Gillen, class of 1915, influential lawmaker. Carll L. Adams, 1909, president of Northern Illinois State Teachers College. William K. McVey, 1916, superintendent at Harvey schools. Two undergraduates, Kathryn M. Myers of Baltimore and Ward E. Halstead of Portsmouth, have 2.5 averages. Initiation April 27 with A. H. Upham speaker.
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Hold Brewer for 150000 in Kidnapping Plot
ROCKFORD Illinois April 10 40 P Fred J Blumer 50 wealthy president of Blumer Products Monroe Wisconsin was held by a gang demanding 150 000 for his release He disappeared on his way to a country club meeting leading the hunt Sheriff Myron West of Green County Wisconsin Blumer former brewer turned soft drink maker was last seen near Freeport Illinois after a ransom call warned his wife and said his car would be found there authorities later located the car but Blumer remained missing
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U S Steel March orders rise to 3.995 million tons
New York April 10 Unfilled orders of United States Steel Corporation rose in March by 30 136 tons reaching a total of 3 995 329 tons the corporation announced today.
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Reno judge calls for easier divorces and advises couples
Reno judge George A. Bartlett, author of Men, Women and Conflict, urges loosening divorce restraints as practical escape from marriage traps. He argues marriage is not permanent, offers advice to brides and young men, and discusses adultery, gender roles, and evolving views on partnership.
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State To Get Larger Share From Gas Tax
Ohio Senate passes the Secreat-Boatwick Bill increasing the state's gas tax share by 1.7 million over House proposal. Townships would receive 3.5 million, municipalities 1.5 million, with the remainder allocated to counties and the director of highways amid a new division scale.
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Rogers Finds Humor Even in Nicaragua Amid Tragic Scenes
Managua reports a lighthearted exchange with the president joking about earthquakes and beer as Nicaragua endures devastation from a quake. The note recalls U S Marines patrolling bandit country and calls for money to aid displaced civilians and restore basic needs.
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Redistricting measures face Senate after House passage
The Creesy Congressional Redistricting Bill, passed 81 to 35 in the House, moves to the Senate amid other actions. The House also approved the Marshall Sunday motion-picture bill after heated debate and amendments, with supporters arguing for limited religious impact.
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Child crushed to death by street car in Columbus
Three year old Mary Pierson daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Pierson died after being crushed under a street car wheels while playing in front of her home in Columbus on Thursday night.
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Grocer Reports Kidnapping and Robbery near Columbus
John G. Weingarth a Columbus grocer told police he was kidnapped by two men driven a short distance from Columbus robbed of about 600 dollars in cash and valuables and forced to walk back. Local authorities investigate the incident as a kidnapping and robbery case.
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Weather snapshot shows mixed readings across cities
Yesterday highs reached 88 in Phoenix and 86 in Los Angeles with 84 elsewhere. Today's lows list Prince Aidess 12 and Qu Appelle 18 as Geneva notes expect eastward pressure to bring unsettled showers then cooler to rise later Saturday afternoon and night.
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