Assembly Speeds to Adjournment and Social Security Bills Tabled
The Legislature moved swiftly toward adjournment within two weeks and tabled social security bills. A special session was approved to address unemployment insurance pensions and security measures. Leaders presented bills funding relief through bonds and tax adjustments to support a new school program and building projects with five year amortization.
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Jenderes
Senate
Big Suen
Assembly
Tion
Geeler
of Commerce and
Darguech
Tax Commission
Traxier-Ketfer
Wil
The
of Labor
FERA
Calla
How the Old Alibi v Striffier Case Summary
Fragmentary text from a legal or court note mentions years, pleas, and a home ta and hark. It references Striffier and DeWapa with unclear dates and names, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
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DeWapa Pers
Hia Pleas
Diton
Blie- Rg
Kansans Lead Rally of G O P
Republican leaders plan conferences at the Capitol as the 1956 campaign gears up. RNC officers in New York seek immediate fundraising and a nationwide drive if successful. William Allen White and Henry Allen of Kansas to hold private talks with Congress as Capper notes a Midwest rally in Kansas City.
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Washington
Capitol
Republican National Committee
New York
New York State
William Allen White
Emporia, Kas
Henry Allen
Kansas
Congress
Capper
R. Kan
White
Allen
Kansas City
Thomas' Witnesses Shadowed Amid Reinstatement Appeal
In Columbus a civil service hearing on Preston F Thomas' appeal for reinstatement as warden of Ohio Penitentiary heard Paul M. Herbert, attorney for Thomas, claim witnesses for the defense are being shadowed by a flock of investigators.
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Intton
Columbus
Civil Service
Preston F Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Paul M. Herbert
Thomas
Clipper Crew Learns To Steer Surfboard
Honolulu report on Pan American Clipper crew testing steering an improvised surfboard craft during a 2400 mile ocean flight. The crew, in uniform and freshly shaved, kept quiet about shaving seven hours off the coast to land time record, highlighting the unusual test amid routine flight work.
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Honolulu
Flying Bee
Pan American Clipper
Deputies To Be Laid Off At Mid Year
Athens County faces a mid year sheriff staff reduction as Sheriff Stratton says deputies will be laid off in July due to lack of funds. The county faces a projected $20 000 red for 1935 from tax failures and road levies, with salaries and state sales tax revenue exhausted.
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Charles W. Stratton
Athena County
Stratton
Roy Goldsberry
Mra
Dorothy Parmiter
Karl Gardner
Gardner
General County
Goldsberry
PWA Approves Municipal Fund Transfer Plan
Athens city administration wins PWA approval to move 2500 from waterworks to electric plant fund. Ohio attorney A L Lambach supports transfer if waterworks surplus covers bond payments. Mayor Len B McCune awaits Common Pleas Court hearing April.
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Athens
A. L. Lambach
Ohio
PWA
Len B. McCune
Limbach
State Tax Commission
C. F. Rowland
Common Pleas Court
McCune
Strikers Attack Truck at Columbus Packing Plant
A cattle truck from Rabville, Pick away County was pelted with sticks and stones by strike pickets as it entered the Columbus Packing Co plant on Wednesday night. The sheriff's car escorted the vehicle, and the sheriff's car was also stoned in the incident.
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Columbus
Rabville
Pickaway County
Columbus Packing Co
Townsend Plan Loses In House Vote
Washington supporters of the social security bill saw the Townsend Old-Age Pension Plan defeated in the House vote on Thursday. The administration backed measure faced rejection as lawmakers aligned against the proposal.
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Townsend
Washington
House
War Talk Irrelevant As Babe Ruth Hits Home Run
Beverly Hills letter from Will Rogers declares war talk meaningless once Babe Ruth steps to the plate and hits a home run. He praises Dis ty for an extraordinary feat and says the country will have real news each morning.
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Babe Ruth
Will
Will Rogers
Guards Grilled After Ohio Strike Fatality
In Toronto five guards were questioned by County Prosecutor Arthur L. Hopper about the fatal shooting of a striking Kaul Clay Company worker and injuries to four other men. James J. Dyer suspended plant operations after about 100 strikers and sympathizers moved on the plant, with Andy Lauiska killed and several others wounded. Authorities say shots may have originated from the plant. nearly 100 rounds were fired as guards tried to suppress the disturbance. No arrests yet. Strikers seek higher wages and bargaining rights with United Clay Workers of America.
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Toronto
Arthur L. Hopper
Kaul Clay Company
James J. Dyer
Andy Lauiska
Andy Straka
Roosevelt Hart
Steve Vamiotf
George Romey
Romey
Hopper
Ray Long
United Clay Workers of America
Hugh Johnson Defends NRA and Blue Eagle Policy
Washington report on Hugh Johnson testifying before the Senate Finance Committee. He admitted NRA mistakes were his administration’s but argued abandoning the program would ruin the economy. He praised the Blue Eagle as a check on industrial power and opposed returning to pre 1933 capitalism, warning of the system’s collapse if misapplied.
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Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Senate Finance Committee
NRA
Pilgrims View Relics In Rome Holy Thursday Display
Thousands of Romans and pilgrims viewed relics linked to Jesus at St. John Lateran and St. Peter's on Holy Thursday. Sightings included a sponge, table from the Last Supper, skulls of St. Peter and St. Paul, and a pillar tied to Christ's scourging. The report also notes Ohio CCC camp policy enforcement announced by C C Siglman.
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Rome
5&T. Jean Lateran Basilica
St. John Lateran
St. Peter's
Freezes Ruin Early Bruit in Meigs County
Meigs County orchardists report uncertain damage from recent frosts. Orchard superintendent Lem Ruttencutter says apples may be largely unharmed while G W Kreiner, the county agent, notes most cherries peaches and plums could be killed but May apples may benefit from thinning blossoms. High winds prevented fires from protecting trees.
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Dass
Toerl ‘Trust
Lem Ruttencutter
Orchard Speciallor
Ruttencutter
Hartford
Mason
Mason County
Longdale
Letart
W. Va
Sizzling Note Sent by Hitler
British embassy spokesman said Hitler sent a diplomatic note to Britain described as a sizzler. The note, conveyed via Konstantin Von Neurath to Sir Eric Phipps, argued that yesterday's League Council action ends talk of Germany rejoining the League. Germany resents Britain for siding with France and Italy.
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Berlan
Germany
League
Hitler
Great Britain
France
Italy
First Night At Messenger Refrigerator Show Draws 700
Seven hundred people attended the opening of The Messenger Refrigerator Show at the Armory. Visitors signed up for chances at 800 prizes while viewing modern refrigerators and related displays. Doors reopen Thursday afternoon for a schedule that extends into the night with more prizes, including a valued refrigerator on final night.
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Armory
Patman Opposes New Bonus Payment Plan In Congress
Rep Patman of Texas attacks the Harrison compromise bonus bill as a step in the right direction but insufficient for ex servicemen who favor cash payments. He predicts the House will back his plan and voices strong opposition to bonds offered in exchange for bonus certificates. Veterans leaders split on the proposal amid broader debate.
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Washington
Patman
Texas
House
Harrison
Roosevelt
James B. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Ohio Convicts Back at Work After Prison Strike
In Columbus a thousand Ohio Penitentiary convicts resumed work with no hostility after a strike against State Parole Board policies. Warden Woodard noted uncertainty over how long 78 resisters would be kept on short rations. Deputy Warden Ptak described a gang of "muscle men" who intimidate weaker inmates and threaten guards during night shifts.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Tweeday
Col
Gilson Dduight
National Guard
Davey
J. ©. Woodard
August Ptak
Mrs Hartley Dies At Home In Richland
Mrs. Fd. Hartley aged 70 wife of Ed Hartley died at 9 o clock Thursday morning at the home of Herbert Penrod Richland Avenue. She lived on a Lawn Township farm before moving to be cared for. Survived by husband two brothers Will Sprague Harmony Road and Joseph Sprague Long Run and three grandchildren. A daughter Alma Burris died years ago. Funeral arrangements delayed awaiting Ray Burtis son in law from Chicago.
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Mary Hartley
Ed Hartley
Herbert Penrod
Richland Avenue
Hartley
Will Sprague
Harmony Road
Joseph &Sprague
Long Run
Alma Burris
Ray Burtis
Chicago
Scioto Sandusky plan questioned by army engineers
Representative William Fiesinger of Ohio reported an army engineers adverse opinion on the Scioto Sandusky conservancy plan. Engineers labeled dam construction on the Scioto at Bellpoint and on the Sandusky River above Upper Sandusky economically unsound, estimating costs near 14 million with annual benefits around 131 thousand.
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Army
Scioto-Sandusky Conservancy
William JL. Fiesinger
Democrat
Ohio
Fiesinger
Seloto River
Bellpoint
Sandusky
Upper
Fleming's Attorneys Headed to Athens for Bond Plea
Fleming and Snyder, publisher and editor of the Ohio Examiner, travel to Athens after noon to seek lower bonds in a habeas corpus writ. They are jailed on charges of intent to corrupt Athens County children through publication. Jurisdiction over the bond appeal rests with Judge Rowland of the common pleas court.
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Grover W. Fleming
William Snyder
Ohio Examiner
Athena
Athens County
Fleming
Snyder
Grand Jury
Examiner
Co. F. Rowland
Common Pleas Court
Leaders Arrested in Bulgaria Raid Sparks Political Shakeup
Sofia reports a surprise raid ordered by the interior minister led to the arrest of several political leaders including a former prime minister. The operation unfolded Thursday, signaling a major political upheaval in Bulgaria.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Interior
Portsmouth Gas Rate Declared Unfair
The State Utilities Commission ruled the 40 cent Portsmouth city gas rate unfair but will not set a new rate until it finishes probing the link between Portsmouth Gas Co and United Fuel Gas Co. in Columbus Ohio authorities pursue the investigation.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Gas Co
United Fuel Gas Ca
U S protests Manchoukuo oil monopoly to Japan
The United States reiterates its protest against the Manchoukuo oil monopoly as a violation of treaties and the Open Door policy. Ambassador Grew was instructed to inform Japan that the monopoly imperils American and other interests and may breach commitments to equal trade. Tokyo says Manchukuo is independent and replies should go to that government. Negotiations in Tokyo reportedly broke down.
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Washington
United States
Far East
Phillips
Grew
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Japan
Manchoukuo
Netherlands
Great Britain
State Approves 36 CCC Camps in New Works Program
Washington announces approval of thirty six CCC camps under the emergency conservation work program worth 4 880 000 000. The first movement under the 50 000 000 allotment includes five camps in mentorations and new sites at Woodsfield Bartlett Yellow Springs Cincinnati and Newark with others listed by county.
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Washington (A
CCC
Monroe Woodefield Weashington
Bartlett
Marietta
Learns Meaning of Hard Cash in Auto Purchase
Columbus dealer Harry Daugherty sold a car to Raymond Oberle and asked for a cash down payment. Oberle replied yes and produced a sack of coins. The count totaled 2839 nickels and other coins, amounting to about 210 dollars as the office staff counted the money.
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Columbus
Harry Daugherty
Raymond Oberle
Oberle
Automobile Agency
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