University to Award 145 Degrees at Graduation
At Memorial Auditorium 145 degrees and diplomas were conferred as the university announced government financial aid for needy students. Officials said aid will help about 19 000 young men nationwide continue studies, while 198 000 are positioned to secure further assistance. The ceremony featured a processional and an orchestral performance with addresses highlighting continued self support and opportunity.
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Ress
S- Bryan
United States
Scranton Labor Board Action Followed Maloney Incident
Unclear report notes a union head linked to a February incident near midnight and a meeting in Scranton. It states about 1,000 workers were ordered by the labor board in a case led by Maloney.
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Maloney
Scranton
Labor Board
Parasysis in Athens Reports Restricted Symptoms
Parlysis in Athens drew 4 cases with no symptoms reported to the Board of Health. The individuals attended an event on the twenty first, with Blane Hall, and were ill at their homes for a period. Official notices describe the health period and investigation.
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Athens
Board of Health
Blane Hall
Aircraft orders surge in August amid pace with U S builders
The report notes a sharp rise in aircraft orders in August as Western nations, including Italy, push to keep up with United States production. Officials cite costs around $100,000 and rising expenses affecting the industry and wartime effort.
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Air-minden
Mus
United States
Fragmented OCR note with garbled timing text
A damaged passage lists odd symbols and numbers about a timetable or message. Readable parts mention a possible 399 PM reference and vague references to orders or contacts, but the overall meaning is unclear.
Deadly storm lashes Midwest and Great Lakes coast
Storms across the Great Lakes and Atlantic Seaboard kill and injure dozens. In Eastern Michigan eight dead and many hurt as bridges and roads are damaged. Ohio and Illinois structures suffer. A Lake Erie windstorm capsizes boats and severs power as crews brace for days of repair. The Tashmoo beaching and ferry losses add to widespread disruptions.
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Lake Region
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Great Lakes
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Cohansey
Bridgeton
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Hickory Point
Baltimore
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Detroit
Flint
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New Deal Critic Says It Spends All While Coolidge Saved
Representative James M. Beck accuses the New Deal of eroding individualism and praises Calvin Coolidge for cutting the national debt. He notes Coolidge paid government expenses from current receipts and reduced debt by ten billion dollars, contrasting it with a later debt increase of twelve billion.
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James M. Beck
R. Pa
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Long's Troops Won't Retreat In New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 3, Adjutant General Raymond H. Fiemming ordered fortified lines at Jackson Barracks after a civil district court demanded demobilization. Guardsmen barred the civil sheriff from serving the order, while officials reinforced a voting registration office with added machine guns near City Hall as Mayor Walmsley mobilized police.
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New Orleans
National Guard
Jackson Barracks
Raymond H. Fiemming
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
City Hall
Walmsley
Dressler Estate Valued At Least 300000 In Probate
The Marie Dressler estate in Los Angeles is estimated to be at least 300000. Mamie Cox the longtime maid receives 35000 plus all the actress clothes. Jerry Cox her husband gets 15000 and the cars. Jewelry goes to friends and the residue to sister Bonita Ganthony in England.
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Marie Dressler
Mamie Cox
Miss Dressler
Jerry Cox
Bonita Ganthony
England
Meigs County Road Work Is Approved
The State relief commission approved 20 FERA projects in 15 counties. Meigs Salisbury Township high4 Construction receives $5,282 for road work, creating employment for 5 persons at a total expenditure of $74,190.
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Columbus
State Relief Commission
FERA
Meigs-Salisbury Township
Dillinger Sr Declines Disinterment of Outlaw Son
Indianapolis, Aug 3. John Dillinger Sr said yesterday he would not have his outlaw son disinterred. He also saw no legal action against Cook County authorities over alleged removal of parts of the body. He believed the removals were not malicious and were meant to aid medical knowledge.
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John Dillinger Sr
Cook County
Illinois
Ciney Council Votes Million for Parks
Cincinnati officials approve bonds totaling 1 million to fund playgrounds and parks as part of a 6 million federal slum clearance project. The move follows a Federal Housing Corporation reminder that cities must meet requirements by September to avoid losing federal preference to other MO cities seeking participation.
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Cincinati
Federal Housing Corporation
Cincinnati
Cooking of Meal Proves Trigger in Ohio Murder
Ironton Ohio Aug 3 Charles Scillin 75 former Tennessee resident was fatally shot last night at Vesuvius Lawrence County in a quarrel with a year-old companion over cooking a meal. Sheriff E W Bennett said the companion fled after the shooting. Scillin a Spanish American War veteran lived with the man in a shack at Vesuvius.
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Ironton
Charles Scillin
Tennessee
Vesuvius
Lawrence County
E. W Bennett
Scillin
Bullets and Ballots Mark Tennessee Vote
Bullets flew with ballots in Tennessee yesterday as voters faced a heated Democratic nomination contest. Governor Hill McAlister defeated Lewis Pope for the party nomination, while Senator McKellar ran against Dr Joan Neal for a six year term in the Democratic race.
Arraignments in Athens County Grand Jury cases proceed
Thirteen indicted defendants were arraigned before Judge O F Rowland with not guilty pleas from most. one pled to a charge and not to another. several remain to be arraigned including Frank Evener in the attempted kidnapping case. Multiple defendants face bails and deferred sentences.
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Athens County
Harry Hudson
Chester Love
Joe Judson
Harry Mills
John Mayles
Bill Radcliff
John Darnell
Charlies Markina
Roy Bateman
Everett West
Alfred Chauncey
Harland
Chauncey
Alfred
Donald Brooks
Bone Hollow Youth Paralyzed After Dive Injury
Nelsonville August 3 A 15 year old James Auflick son of Mr and Mrs James Auflick Bone Hollow struck the bank and dived into Blake Hollow Reservoir yesterday afternoon suffering a serious back injury He was paralyzed from the shoulders down and was taken to a Nelsonville physician then moved to St Frances Hospital Columbus today
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Blake Hollow
James Auflick
Bone Hollow
St. Frances Hospital
Columbus
Dall Children Turned Over To Father In Chicago Transfer
Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Dall brought her two children to Chicago where they were turned over to Curis B Dall. The couple, divorced Monday at Minden Nevada, did not meet during the transfer. The children will stay with their father for a couple of weeks before returning to their mother.
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Anna Roosevelt Dall
Curis B Dall
Minden
Nev
West
Secret Service
Dale
Hitler's Aug. 19 plebiscite seals Nazi rule after Hindenburg
Germany mourns President Von Hindenburg as Adolf Hitler prepares a free plebiscite to affirm his presidency while the army and navy pledge allegiance. Princess and world leaders send condolences as national ceremonies unfold at Tannenberg and Neudeck.
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National War Memorial
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Secret Eight Await Return Of Terrorist
Defiance vigilantes known as the Secret Eight join police in a manhunt after a loitering terrorist attacked women with a gun knife or club. Forty search for traces of the suspect, once active in May June and July, who wounded Mrs Ethel Endsley and earlier slashed Miss Rosemary Mansfield and struck others.
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Byron
Rosemary Mansfield
Kathleen Parrett
Frank Bentley
C. R. Williams
Henry Hasch
Dodge seeks extradition of missing Agnes Tufverson’s husband
District Attorney William C. Dodge asked Governor Lehman to petition the State Department to detain and extradite Ivan Poderjay, husband of Agnes Tufverson, who is being held in Vienna tied to the missing person case.
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New York
William C. Dodge
Lehman
State Department
Ivan Poderjay
Agnes Tufverson
Vienna
Nudist caddies strike at Exmoor Golf Club for higher pay
About twenty Nudist caddies at Exmoor Golf Club Highland Park paraded on fairways and water hazards in protest of pay. They dropped bags, refused to play until demands met, and were shooed off by police. They seek $1 for 18 holes and 60 cents for nine.
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Chicago
Exmoor
Highland Park
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Reporters Ree by Order of City Judge
Danville Kentucky reporters Jack Durham and Wesley Carty won a long fight with police judge Jay W. Harlan over whether a newspaper man can be forced to break confidence. The judge fined two others on pleas of guilty to breach of the peace and said the inquiry into the hanging in effigy of Representative J Sterling Towers was ended.
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Danville
Jack Durham
Weasley Carty
Jay W. Harlan
Wesley Carty
Harlan
J. Sterling Towers
Drink Now Blamed in Eastern Ohio Killings
Second degree murder charges were filed against Leonard Fuller, 49, for the slaying of Mary Jabionke, 42, and her son John, 21, at Shadyside. Investigators say intoxication caused the "momentless" crime and Fuller was captured after a posse recovered him.
Firemen Save Newborn After Breathing Crisis
Marion reports a two day old baby saved by firemen who used an inhalator to revive the infant at the Newell home. The child is at the city hospital under oxygen therapy with little hopeful outlook from hospital staff.
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Marion City
Carl M. Newell
Newella
City Hospital
Radium Back Home Lad Admits Theft
Middletown police say a 16 year old youth confessed to stealing radium valued at 83 500 from the automobile of Dr O Bauer of Middletown. Authorities may decline prosecution under a stated agreement and he may receive an insurance reward offered for the radium.
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Middletown
Dr. &. O. Bauer
Dollfuss and Hindenburg Gone Spark Radical Rise
Honolulu column notes Dollfuss and Von Hindenburg are out, implying radicals may prevail. The writer extols military readiness, laments past delays, and urges patience as commercial lines develop air service. Will Rogers signs off with casual commentary on aviation and policy.
Police Escort Cattle and Hogs at Chicago Stockyards
Cattle and hogs were driven into the Chicago Stockyards under police escort as handlers strike halted trading for nine days. Four hundred more stockyards workers joined the strike after a lockout, while commission men moved the first shipments and feed supplies. A farmer faced brick hate but escaped unharmed. In Dayton the Women’s National Aeronautical Association opened its meeting with prominent female fliers.
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Chicago
Commission
Dayton
Women's National Aeronautical Association
Bread Upon Waters Frees Ohio Farmer
Jordon Lynns release from jail in Bloomsburg Pennsylvania followed a church collection that paid his overdue tax bill. A Mifflin Township farm hand spent 4.85 of his weekly wage on groceries and gave 15 cents at Bloomsbury Church of the Nagarene, triggering a tax payment by the congregation after his pastor reported the matter.
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Bloomsburg
Jordon Lynn
Mifflin Township
Bloomsbury Church
Lynn
James Price
Nelsonville Dedication Highlights Route 31 Link
In Nelsonville a crowd of 2500 watched Governor White and Highway Director Merrell pledge further Route 31 improvements to Athens as funds permit. The ceremony included a lease signing transferring 14.5 acres of Hocking Canal land for park, recreation, and highway use, with a gala parade and remarks on local employment from CWA and FERA efforts.
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White
8. G. Holland
Hocking Canal
Hocking Valley
George White
C. W. Merrell
Athens
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Mage
Bunting
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Athens American Legion
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Holland
State Highway Patrol
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Murray City
Athena County
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Glenford Dugan Post
Edward F. Roweser
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Toledo
Ohio River
Ohio
Nazi To Be Hanged for Possession of Explosives
In Vienna on August 3, a court sentenced 24-year-old Edward Hoenisen to be hanged for mere possession of explosives. His wife collapsed in court as the extreme penalty was imposed.
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Vienna
Edward Hoenisen
Hoenisch
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