Revenue Measure To Promote Tax Reform Introduced in House
The House opened a 249 page revenue bill by Chairman Doughton to promote tax reform and raise between 700 million and 800 million dollars. It targets a complete revision of the corporation tax system with a graduated levy on income distributed to stockholders. The measure aims to clear the floor for Senate action by early May as part of a budget package tied to Roosevelt's relief plan and farm program funding.
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Washington
House
Doughton
North Carolina
Ways and Means ‘Committee
Hopper
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Samuel B. Hill
Dwash
Ways and Means
Motion Picture Control Urged by Pope Pius
Vatican City reports Pope Pius urged control of motion picture production in an emphatic address to hundreds of delegates at the international convention of movie makers and reporters.
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Pope Pius
Vatican City
Pius
International Convention of Movie and Pressers
GOP Leaders Meet To Pick Convention Heads
Republican leaders meet in Cleveland for planning sessions with the convention arrangements committee. A free-for-all contest aims to select the convention host party and organize key economic discussions.
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GOP
Ick
Clevela
Ram
Econ
Scouts Live Up To Their Motto In Village Garden
Hollister Scouts and leader Chuck Parks plant and spade the garden at Samuel Bickley’s home. Bickley has been ill five years and bedfast 18 months. All Hollister Hunterdon youths ages 12 to 18 urged to attend a 7 p.m. meeting at Hollister School. Troop members include Jack Rothery Bert Ervin Bill Cobb Chuck Williams Pearl Wright Herb Schonborn Elden Andrews Bob Cooper Ernest Schonborn John Hook Ben Evans Victor Morrison.
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Glouster
Hollister
Chuck” Parks
Samuel Bickley
Bickley
Hunterdon
Hollister School
Duce Cheered By Thousands At Celebration
Thousands of Romans gathered in the square before Mussolini’s office as Il Duce marked Rome’s anniversary proclaiming “our ship has arrived in Rome with all sails spread.” The event coincided with Labor Day in the U S and noted fascist gains since power while Addis Ababa’s capture remained uncertain amid Ethiopian-Eritrean front news. In Geneva the League council delegates left as efforts to start peace talks failed. British Foreign Secretary Eden warned measures are needed or Britain may act to protect its interests if East Africa continues to conflict.
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Mussolini
Il Duce
Rome
United States
Italy
Addis Ababa
East Africa
Pietro Badoglia
Ogaden
Geneva
League of Nations Council
League
Anthony Eden
Mrs Clara Eilker Dies At Home In Gallipolis
Mrs Clara C Drummond Eilker aged 60 wife of Charles Eilker died at her home at Third and Cedar Streets in Gallipolis. She belonged to Grace Methodist Church Missionary Society Auxiliary of the Spanish American War Veterans and Royal Neighbors. Survived by two daughters Mrs Howard Sibley Terre Haute Ind and Miss Frances H Fisher Cincinnati. two brothers Sam A Drummond Huntington and Charlies R Drummond Green Township. two sisters Mrs Anna Edler Marion and Mrs W H Schwartzwalder Gallipolis. Funeral at 3 pm Wednesday at home with Rev H H Wilbur in charge burial Pine St Cemetery.
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Gallipolis
Clara C. Drummond Eilker
Charles Eilker
Third and
Cedar Sts
Grace Methodist Church
the Missionary Society
Royal Neighbors
Howard Sibley
Terre Haute
Ind
Frances H. Fisher
Cincinnati
Sam A. Drummond
Huntington
Charlies R. Drummond
Green Township
Anna Edler
Marion
W. H. Schwartzwalder
H. H. Wilbur
Pine St. Cemetery
Legion Heads Plan Glouster Conference
Rossiter Williams Oak Hill newly appointed commander of District Eight met Barton Hall former commander and C D Lunsford of Glouster Post in Logan to outline a spring conference program to be held in Glouster on May 10 Williams will complete Hall’s term after his resignation due to campaign for Congress.
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Logan
Rossiter Williams
Oak Hill
The
American Legion
Barton A. Hall
C. D. Lunsford
Glouster
Williams
Hall
Congress
British Defense Fund Urgently Needed, Chamberlain States
London Chancellor of the Exchequer Neville Chamberlain announced Britain must raise about 797.9 million pounds for the 1936-37 fiscal year, including at least 20 million pounds for extra defense purposes.
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London
Pi—Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Men Trapped In Mine Lose Hope For Life
Two miners entombed for eight days in Nova Scotia's Moose River Gold Mine express desire to dictate wills via a 100 foot surface tube. Doctor Robertson and mine time-keeper Scadding despair at delayed rescue after companion Herman Magill died. Surface physicians report Robertson with a cold and Scadding with trench feet.
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Moose River
N.S
D. E. Robertson
Charles Ivey
London
Robertson
Charles Alfred Scadding
Herman Magill
Dr. Robertson
Scadding
France
Germans Begin Fortified Line Along Rhine Frontier
Ex celsior reports Germany is rapidly building a belt of fortifications across the remilitarized Rhineland from the Effeld Forest near the Dutch line to the Swiss border. Laborers at Forsten near Aachen struck for 12 hours to protest over-work as unemployed urban workers were recruited by ads.
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Paris
Excelsior
Germany
Rhineland
Wiesbaden
France
Effeld Forest
Aachen
Treves
Saar
Palatinate
Grand Duchy of Baden
Forsten
Ask Six Indictments In Wendel Kidnaping
Brooklyn DA Geoghan prepared to lay evidence before the Kings County Grand Jury seeking indictments for six persons in the Paul H. Wendel abduction. Martin Schiossman, 30, a laundryman, is named as a possible mastermind and already faces an affidavit charge in the detention of a disbarred attorney to obtain a confession of kidnapping the Lindbergh baby. Investigations continued in Detroit and Cleveland for three other suspects.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
William F. X. Geoghan
Paul H. Wendel
Kings County
Grand Jury
Martin Schiossman
Trenton
Detroit
Cleveland
Gray Funeral Rites in Marietta Wednesday
Funeral services for Herbert O. Gray who died in Marietta will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the Pixon Funeral Home in Maine. He was the father of Gorion Gray. Athens city solicitor.
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Herbert O. Gray
Marietta
Pixon
Maine
Army engineers survey proposed Moawn’s Crees Lake project
Army engineers conducted a survey in Wilmington on the proposed Moawn s Crees Lake as a PWA project with an estimated cost of 250 000 dollars.
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Wilmington
Army
Mowan's Crees Lake
PWA
City Welcomes Plane Tour For Flood Control Fans
Athens residents urged to attend a 3 PM air show at Municipal Airport welcoming 33 flood control enthusiasts flying in 11 planes. The tour supports a 39 dam flood protection bill with stops in Portsmouth Huntington Gallipolis and Athens before joining the Washington leg.
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Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Washington
Ohio River Valley
C. E. Holzer
Gallipolis
Ohio Valley Conservation and Flood Control Congress
Alan Jordan
Columbus
Hamilton Johnson
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Huntington
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
Holzer
Portsmouth
W. F. Smiley
Messenger
Ferguson Is FRA Head In Three Ohio Counties
Columbus. The Federal Relief Administration for Ohio moved John Ferguson from Columbiana Jefferson and Harrison counties to become director in Lucas County replacing Henry Corradini who moved to Columbus as assistant finance director as FERA begins liquidation.
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Ferguson
Ohio Counties
Columbus
Federal Relief Administration For
Ohio
John Ferguson
Columbiana
Jefferson
Harrison Counties
Henry Corradini
Lucas County
Corradini
FERA
New Riots Between Arabs Jews Reported
Arab Jewish riots in Jaffa and Tel Aviv left almost a score dead and reports from scattered communities described additional disorders with injuries. The Jewish Telegraph and Palchor Agencies transmitted the updates.
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Jerusalem
Jaffa
Tel-Aviv
Jewish Telegraph
Palchor
Oregon Senator to Keynote GOP Convention
The National Republican Committee named Senator Frederick C. Steiner of Oregon as keynoter and temporary chairman for the national Republican convention opening in Cleveland.
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Oregon
GOP
Cleveland
National Republican Committee
Frederick C. Steiner
Marion Man Dies After Gasoline Explosion Injury
Bert Freshwater, 27, was injured April 8 when his clothing ignited in a gasoline explosion and died Monday.
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Marion
Bert Freshwater
Rescue Efforts Continue as Miners Trapped at Canadian Mine
RESCOMER FORTS gate Soros trapped in a Canadian gold mine continued at top speed today as hopes of reaching them before they perished diminished. Dr. D. A. Robertson and Alfred Scadding, mine owners, voiced they had given up hope of reaching the surface alive and requested to dictate their wills. Herman B. Magill died early Monday morning, according to the two survivors relaying to the rescue party.
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Forts Gate
Soros
D. A. Robertson
Alfred Scadding
Herman B. Magill
Slow Down Traffic Warning in Pomeroy
Police Chief Dana J. Tracy used a new traffic control method Monday as two young men sped through Pomeroy. He chased them on a motorcycle, caught them at the Ohio River bridge, then escorted them to the town’s upper end and ordered them to drive back at five miles per hour.
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Pomeroy
Dana J. Tracy
Tracy
Ohio River Bridge
No Increased Armaments in U S Roosevelt Policy
President Roosevelt declares the United States will not raise armaments unless other nations do so first. He proposes international arms limitation and vows no expansion of US forces if global powers do not escalate, stressing a disinterested foreign policy and adherence to treaty obligations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
45Th Continental Congress
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Security Board Grants Aid for Dependents
The Social Security Board approved a $1,611,875 grant for Ohio to aid needy aged, dependent children and the blind for February and March. The grant was part of a $5,392,876 total distributed to nine states with approved public assistance plans.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Ohio
Edward VIII Sends Regrets for Princess Elizabeth Birthday
In London King Edward VIII apologized for missing Princess Elizabeth's tenth birthday party due to state duties. Attendees included the Duke and Duchess of York and royal uncles and aunts. The Windsor Lodge celebration featured cake baked by the king and bells at Windsor Castle. The princess later hosted a tea in her toy model home given by Wales.
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London
David
Elizabeth
Britain
Edward Will
Duke and Duchess of York
Duchesses
Kent
Gloucester
Royal Lodge
Windsor
Windsor Castle
St George's Chapel
Windsor Parish Church
Ohio Faces Rain and Sudden Freeze Across State
Rain and cold weather hit Ohio with a sharp drop in temperatures. Toledo fell from 76 to near 8 degrees while Cleveland saw a 40 degree plunge as a light rain turned to snow. Columbus forecaster predicted a 35 to 40 degree statewide drop before warmer air returns Thursday.
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Toledo
W. H. Alexander
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
R. ©. Mize
Time of Woodworth Funeral Is Changed
Funeral services for F. C. Woodworth are moved to 2:00 P M Wednesday at the residence 278 S College St due to the flood control airplane fleet arrival. Friends may call at the Woodworth home Tuesday afternoon or evening.
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F. C. Woodworth
S. College St
Woodworth
Steel Industry Outlook Bright
VP T M Girdler of Republic Steel told the American Zinc Institute that the steel outlook is bright if recovery continues. He warned against legislation hampering productive work and attacked ideas to rearrange the economic system and to abolish corporate surpluses and reserves.
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Louis
T. M. Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
American Zinc Institute
Girdler
Governmental Restrictions on Press Studied at PA Convention
NEW YORK rapid coverage shows the American Newspaper Publishers Association debating press freedom. Col Robert R McCormick will present on floor as top officials pledge aid to William Randolph Hearst amid FCC and Senate Lobby investigation telegrams incident. A court refused to grant Hearst an injunction.
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Ita
Col
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Committee On Freedom of the Press
William Randolph Hearst
Federal Communications Commission
Senate Lobby Investigating Committee
Ohio River Bank Breaks at Gallipolis
Approximately 30 more feet of the Ohio River bank between Cedar and Locust streets in Gallipolis caved in today. Flood soaked land up to 100 feet wide has slipped into the river over the past two days, with the river within ten feet of Dr. Charles Holzer's summer cottage. No houses affected yet.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Cedar
Locust &Is
Charles Holzer
Student Semi Conscious After Fall From Horse
Mies Taiile Bchuell a South Bend Indiana sophomore at Ohio University was listed semi conscious with a skull fracture after falling from a horse on a road west of Athens Sunday. Her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Schnell arrived from South Bend and have been with her as doctors said her recovery depends on the next two days. She was riding with four other girls when the accident occurred.
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Mies Taiile Bchuell
South Bend
Ind
Ohio University
Armes Hospital
Athens
Herman Schnell
Wisconsin appoints Stuhldreher as athletic director and coach
Madison Wisconsin Harry A Stuhldreher Villa Nova head coach was named athletic director and football coach at the University of Wisconsin by the board of regents today.
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Madison
Wis
Harry A. Stuhldreher
Villa Nova
University O' Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Sharon Fire Destroys Main Shop and Temple
A $1,000,000 blaze in Sharon wiped out the town's main shop ping section and destroyed the Protected Home Circle Temple, headquarters of a long standing fraternal insurance group.
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Sharon
PFA
Home Circle Temple
Upholsterer's Helper Confesses Slaying Author in Beekman Place
New York police say John Fiorenza admitted killing 34 year old author Nancy Evans Titterton after assaulting her in her Beekman Place apartment. A twine binding clue tied the suspect to the crime, with Fiorenza under constant surveillance and facing prior arrests.
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New York
Lewis J. Valentine
John Fiorenza
Nancy Evans Titterton
Titterton
Beekman Place
Valentine
Florenza
Fiorenza
Theodore Kruger
William C. Dodge
Robbery Suspect Shot In Battle With Police
Clarence Sparger, linked by federal agents to the Walter Irish O Malley gang, was shot three times during a gun fight five miles south of Kansas City. A federal agent was wounded. Sparger was sought in the Neosho Missouri bank robbery dated March 2, 1935.
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Kansas City
Clarence Sparger
Walter
Irish) O'Malley
Sparger
First National Bank of
Neosho
Chicago Child Found Hanged in Attic Over Mood Note
Karl Walter, age 3 5, an unemployed laborer, was found hanged in his attic room in Chicago. A note left nearby stated this long lasting low mood compelled the act.
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Chicago
Karl Walter
Fire at Howard Hotel Drives Guests From Beds
A blaze believed to originate in electric wiring swept through the Howard Hotel early today sending guests fleeing as smoke filled corridors. Police described the damage as minor and property only.
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Hamilton
Howard Hotel
Shortage Found in Columbus-A Elllis J Wright Accounts
Ellis J Wright of Newark is accused by a state accounting examiner of leaving a shortage of 11178 dollars in his official accounts in Licking County. The report was filed today with the bureau of accounting.
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Columbus
Ellis J. Wright
Newark
Licking
Bureau of Accounting
No Fool Like An Old Fool in Kane County
Twenty four hens missing from Fred Long's Reserve Kane farm returned two nights later, led by a strange four year old rooster who strutted at the rear. The Messenger’s classified ad promotes a black mare for sale and a cheap root worker at New York Coal Orchard Farm, Pallet Orchard Co.
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Fred Long
Reserve
Kane
New York
Pallet Orchard Co
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