Republicans Hit Davey in Early Campaign Trail
In Columbus a wave of stump speeches targets the Davey administration. Governor Davey defends welfare spending and calls for a state welfare building program. Republican leaders Bricker and Hamilton attack farm and highway policies and call for open hearings on trade pacts and streamlined road projects.
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Columbus
U.P
Martin L. Davey
Cincinnati
Bowling Green
John D. M. Hamilton
John W. Bricker
Sandusky
Davey
Hamilton
Bricker
Czechs Stand Firm Against Nazi Minority Demands
Prague officials said the government will press ahead with reform plans for minorities and will not abandon alliances with France and Russia despite Konrad Henlein’s German minority pressure. The state will allow Nazi policy only to the extent it does not curtail other political groups.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
U.P
Konrad Henlein
France
Russia
Four Meigs Fishermen Fined by Magistrate
Four Meigs County fishermen were fined 10 dollars and costs each, total 14.80, in Magistrate E. R. Titus's court for illegal fishing. They were arrested by state and federal game protectors A. H. Joachim and C. L. Stofe. Names: E H Priede Pomeroy Fred Dunfee Rutland Floyd Cottrill Radcliff Earnest Durst Sumner.
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Earnest Durst
Sumner
New York Aviator May Be Freed by Japanese
Tokyo police indicated Melvin H. Gibbon a 27 year old New York aviator detained on suspected links to the Chinese air force might be released soon. They noted that the interrogation law used carried a death penalty, though prosecution was unlikely.
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New York
Tokyo
U.P
Yokohama
Melvin H. Gibbon
Gibbon
Six Million Refund Ordered by PUCO for Ohio Bell
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission ordered refunds of 4,470,437 dollars plus estimated interest of 2,750,293 dollars to Ohio Bell Telephone Co. subscribers in 43 communities for the years 1925 to 1931 inclusive.
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Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Strikers Evacuate Gar Wood plants in Michigan
About 500 sit down strikers evacuated Gar Wood Industries plants in Michigan on orders from the UAW amid a wage dispute. Ten other plants closed with 3,000 workers idle as Homer Martin contemplated broader action with Buick and Chevrolet plants.
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Michigan
Detroit
Gar Wood Industries, Inc
United Automobile Workers Union
Tracy M. Doll
UAW
Homer Martin
Buick
Chevrolet
General Motors
United Automobile Workers
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Richard T. Frankensteen
Million Troops Clash in China Amid Heavy Fighting
Shanghai reports Li Tsung Jen leading five hundred thousand Chinese forces in Suchow as Japanese troops push toward Lunghai rail line. Chinese sources say about 300,000 Japanese troops are in the Su chow drive with 200,000 more to reinforce. Chinese scorched earth policy leaves vast areas wrecked between Linyi and Taierhwang in Shandong.
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Shanghai— (P
Li Tsung-Jen
Suchow
Lunghai
Shantung Province
Linyi
Taierhchwang
Spanish Rebels Renew Drive on Teruel Front
Nationalists aided by better weather renewed their advance in the Aliaga-Montalban sector on the Teruel front after repulsing Loyalist counter-attacks. In Valencia a Nationalist raid killed 31 and wounded 70, with confusion over a Celtic Star crew, while a Stanlake seaman died.
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Hendaye
Aliaga-Montalban
Teruel
Valencia
Celtic Star
Stanlake
Hemsley Reinstated by Indians Vice President
Cleveland star catcher Rollie Hemsley was reinstated after a 45 minute conference with Indians vice president Cyril C. Slapnicka. Slapnicka said they had reached an agreement and that Hemsley promised to reform.
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Cleveland
Rollie Hemsley
Cleveland Indians
Cyril C. Slapnicka
Hemsley
Slapnicka
Gas fumes kill couple in Sandusky
Gas fumes from a bathroom heater caused the accidental deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Large in their Sandusky home on Monday.
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Sandusky
Charles E. Large
Trusty at State Pen Calls Out Speeding Driver
McALESTER Okla UP Sergt W C Gentry of the highway patrol reprimanded a truck driver for speeding. The driver joked about jail time saying he was already in for 20 years. Gentry answered with a light remark about correction.
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Mcalester
Okla
W. C. Gentry
Gentry
Congress To Shelve FC's Tax Proposal
Washington plans for an early adjournment blocked action this year on President Roosevelt's reciprocal federal and state taxes on securities and salaries. The Senate sent the President's message to the judiciary committee amid expected constitutional fights, with a supporter predicting delay until next January if no urging is made this session.
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Washington
W.P
Roosevelt
Fresident
Neitherce
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Auto Industry Forms Fair Trade Code Under FTC Guidance
Detroit reports the automobile industry will draft a fair trade code under the Federal Trade Commission to regulate manufacturer dealer relations and used car advertising. The FTC will enforce the code as part of a broader investigation authorized by a congressional resolution last month.
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Detroit
Federal Trade Commission
NRA
Commission
Congress
Mansfield Parolee Confesses Abduction
John Joseph Leitch an 18 year old parolee from Mansfield Reformatory in February confessed to police that he abducted an Ohio Wesleyan co ed and her escort in Delaware last Saturday night He also admitted a Delaware robbery and a Columbus holdup He was taken into custody at his home early today.
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Columbus
John Joseph Leitch
Mansfield Reformatory
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Leitch
Russians, Japanese clash wounding several at Manchukuo border
Domei News Agency dispatch from Seoul reports two clashes between Russian and Japanese Manchukuoan units along the Russian Manchukuo border. Several Russians were wounded in the engagements.
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TOKYO
U.P
Domei
Seoul
Korea
Iris Adopted as Floral Emblem for Gallipolis
Iris the Lily of France has been adopted as Gallipolis official floral emblem by the Garden Club. The group plans permanent annual plantings and invites national authorities to participate. A festival goal may echo events in Dashville Tennessee and Holland Michigan with large bulb displays.
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Gallipolis
France
Garden Club
Penetete
Rsley
den Club
Dashville
Tenn
Holland
Mich
secretary plans press party over missing funds dispute
Sandra Martin, 32, former secretary to Simone Simon, announces a public press party to discuss her dispute over 23 000 dollars alleged stolen from the French actress. Martin is charged with grand theft and forgery. Simon alleges purchases of clothing furs and jewels with the funds.
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Hollywood
U.P
Sandra Martin
Simone Simon
Miss Simon
Mrs. Martin
Coogan May Get Nothing From Estate Court Records
From Washington tax records show Jackie Coogan may receive nothing from his earnings unless he reunites with his mother. The $4,000,000 from silent film work has reportedly dwindled to $600,000 as Mrs. Lillian Coogan Bernstein secludes herself at the Coogan mansion in the San Fernando Valley. Tax records indicate her and her husband held full rights to his money until he reached adulthood.
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Hollywood
U.P
Washington
Jackie Coogan
Lillian Coogan Bernstein
Coogan
San Fernando Valley
Board of Tax Appeals
Ohio public assistance operations studied by Social Security Board
Social Security Board officials said an administrative study of Ohio public assistance is being conducted by staff at the request of the Ohio Department of Public Welfare. The board emphasized there is no evidence of discrepancy and that the study is part of routine service to states under the Social Security Act.
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Washington
U.P
Social Security Board
Ohio
Ohio Department of Public Welfare
Ohio Public Welfare Department
Walter Wood Rites Planned in Alliance and Marengo
Funeral services for Walter Wood head of Mt. Union College Music Department and Albany native who died in Alliance Ohio will be held at his Alliance home Thursday at 10 a.m. Burial and further services will follow at Marengo Ohio at 4 p.m. Thursday. Widow Agnes Wood and children Pearl Wood Albany Mary Haning Athens Dorotha Brooks Albany will attend the Alliance services.
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Walter Wood
Mt. Union College Music
Albany
Alliance, O
Alliance
Marengo
Agnes Wood
Pearl Wood
Mary Haning
Athens
Dorotha Brooks
Auto License Fees Distributed by Auditor
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson today distributed 6,010,776 in 1938 automobile license fees to municipalities and counties. Counties and combined shares include Athens 25000 Gallia 13464 Hocking 12600 Meigs 14256 Morgan 7992 Vinton 5400.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Probe torso killings link Cleveland to New York mystery
Cleveland officials travel to Osida New York to view a trunk of a woman found in Lake Ontario as a potential link between Cleveland’s 11 torso murders and a similar mystery in New York State. The visit aimed to compare evidence and identify a possible serial killer connection.
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Cleveland
New York State
Osida
N. Y
Lake Ontario
Reliefers Used To Propaganda for Roosevelt Under Fire
Republican lawmakers accused relief workers of distributing propaganda backing Roosevelts recovery program while questioning the pace and scope of the New Deal. They cited letters and petitions from WPA and Hopkins offices and urged continued funding for public works and a permanent PWA role under the Interior Department.
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Washington
U.P
House
Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Congress
New Deal
John Taber
N. Y
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Harold L. Ickes
Alfred F. Beiter
PWA
Interior Department
Ickes
Edward T. Taylor
Colo
House Appropriations Committee
John O'Connor
James Speaks On Democracy At Illinois U
Herman G. James president of Ohio University urged educators at the University of Illinois conference on higher education to defend democracy through emotional appeal and propaganda as well as doctrine. He said democracy must be felt in the heart and that youth must passionately believe in it for endurance.
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Urbana
U.P
Herman G. James
Ohio University
University of Illinois
Former Sailor Receives Insurance Check in Gallipolis
John Ross Stone of Fourth Ave near Neil Gallipolis received a $30 Athens Messenger insurance check on Tuesday after a truck struck the car he rode in as he was en route to Chillicothe to seek reenlistment. Stone, a former U S Navy member, praised the paper for prompt, satisfactory handling of his claim.
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Gallipolis
John Ross Stone
Fourth Ave
Neil
Athens Messenger
Stone
United States Navy
Chillicothe
Father Kills, Son Aids, Hidden Body in Ho boken Barrel
Joseph De Maio, 15, confessed aiding the disposal of Anthony D Andrea after his father killed the olive and fish peddler with a hammer in Jersey City. Authorities say the body was stuffed into a barrel and discarded on a vacant Hoboken lot.
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Jersey City
N. J
Joseph de Maio
Anthony D'Andrea
Hoboken
Joseph
Dawes Resting Comfortably After Appendectomy
Former vice president Charles G. Dawes is reported resting comfortably at Roosevelt Hospital after undergoing an appendectomy on Sunday. The condition is described as good and stable as he recovers.
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Dawes
New York
U.P
Charles G. Dawes
Roosevelt Hospital
Federation splits threaten labor peace with Lewis CIO
Washington reports the AFL may expel CIO unions and form rival international groups in mining steel textiles and autos after CIO chairman John L Lewis leads a no peace offer move. AFL President William Green said many mining regions request new international unions across Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Illinois Kansas Oklahoma and West Virginia. Pope Pius to skip Hitler audience as Castel Gandolfo trip begins.
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Washington
U.P
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Federation
William Green
CIO
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
U. S
A. F. of L
Green
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Illinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
West Virginia
NYA Director Urges 2.5 Million Wives to Quit Jobs
William J. Campbell, Illinois NYA director, told a University of Illinois conference that 2.5 million working wives should give up their jobs to free work for unemployed youth. He said half of the 5 million married women now employed could quit without serious financial distress, easing youth unemployment.
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Urbana
Nll
U.P
William J. Campbell
Illinois
National Youth Administration
University of Illinois
Campbell
Wealthiest Swedish Industrialist Explains U S Low Mood
Axel Wenner Gren Sweden's wealthiest industrialist says America's mood is unjustified citing crippling taxation distrust of capital labor and under selling of America to its own citizens He founded Electro Lux owns timber lands papers and mining interests and advocates a broader tax base cooperative labor capital and national underselling remedy.
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New York
America
Axel Wenner- Gren
Sweden
World-Telegram
Electro-Lux Corporation
Rockefellers
New Jersey
United States
Competition Is Called Ruinous
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Joseph B. Eastman warned that ruinous competition bred by uncoordinated highway air water and pipeline growth fuels national transportation problems. He urged creation of a transportation authority to coordinate all transport activities.
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Chicago
U.P
Interstate Commerce
Joseph B. Eastman
Federal
Roosevelt
Chicago Traffic Club
Driver Pleads Guilty in Logan Fatal Crash
Henderson Wolf of Logan admitted guilt to second degree manslaughter in common pleas court. He was sentenced to six months in the Hocking County Jail after his car struck Jesse Harper on Route 33 near Wolf Basin while Harper changed a tire.
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Logan
Henderson Wolf
Phil Henderson
Common Pleas
Hocking County
Wolf
Jesse Harper
Wolf Basin
Harper
Sixteen Rescued From Sinking Pan American Plane
Kingston Jamaica sixteen persons were rescued from a sinking Pan American Airways transport plane nine miles south of the island. Pilot J H Hart guided the craft to a safe landing as the aircraft took on water. The steamer Cavina rescued the stranded party near Bowden before sunset.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Pan American Airways
Bowden
Cavina
J. H. Hart
Caribbean
Federal Council studies frontier protection measures
The Swiss Federal Council considers special steps to shield the Bern frontier in case of a surprise attack, a cabinet official disclosed today.
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Swiss Guard Frontier
Berne
Switzerland
Federal Council
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