Messenger to Post Ohio Election Returns Tonight
The Messenger announces state and Athens County primary results will be telephoned to the office and broadcast via United Press leased wire. Three Messenger telephones will handle calls 4, 0245 and 0246 as results come in from headquarters in Athens and statewide races including U S senator. Results expected tonight around 8:30 no decisive outcomes anticipated. readers urged to call for information.
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Athens County
Messenger
Essenger
United Press
Ohio
U. S
Athens
Poperate
Selection Board
Chandler refuses to testify in Kentucky poisoning inquiry
Gov. A B Chandler and State Finance Commissioner J D Talbott miss the planned appearance before a special grand jury probing alleged poisoning during the campaign. Chandler, defeated by Alben Barkley for the Democratic senatorial nomination, and Talbott both cited illness and declined to attend the session scheduled for next Monday.
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Louisville
U.P
A. B
Happy) Chandler
U. S
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Chandler
J. D. Talbott
Talbott
FDR Returns After Vacation From Pacific Cruise
President Roosevelt returns to U S after an extended fishing trip lasting about a month. He will complete a 5888 mile sea cruise and disembark aboard the U S S Houston at Pensacola at 3 p m EST. He left California on July 16 and will spend a day at Warm Springs before heading to Washington.
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Pensacola
Fla
U.P
Roosevelt
United States
U. S
Houston
California
Pacific Ocean
Warm Springs
Ya Roosevelt
Italian Treasure Hunters Report Partial Salvage Progress
Hugo Bernagozzi of an Italian treasure expedition said the salvage operation on the Falco would return to the site. He dismissed rumors that the Falco had already recovered 15 tons of silver bullion from the S. S. Merida wreck after it was rammed in 1911 by the Farragut.
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Norfolk
Hugo Bernagozzi
Falco
Bernagozzi
Marion Silvestri
S. S. Merida
Farragut
Radio Comedian Ed Wynn Separated From Wife Frieda Mierse
NEW YORK UP reports Ed Wynn 52 and Frieda Mierse 27 are separated after a brief marriage. Frieda seeks night life and gaiety while Wynn considers future, including possible Reno move after further relationships.
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New York
Frieda Mierse
Ed Wynn
Frieda
Reno
Carnegie Ohio Works Plant to Start New Blast Furnace
Steel output at Carnegie Illinois Steel Corp. rises as preparations begin for a new blast furnace at its Ohio Works Plant. The move signals a continued increase in production capacity by the steel company this week.
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Nungstown
Carnegie, Illinois Steel Corp
Ohio Works
Escaped Fugitive Held in Baltimore Ties to 12 Robberies
A man identifying as Charles Bird claimed membership in the Bird Gang and was held in Baltimore in connection with 12 robberies linked to his Cleveland escape from Cuyahoga County Jail last September.
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Baltimore
Charles Bird
Bird
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Talbott Poison Water Probe and Election Returns
The physician treating Talbott said poisoned water was involved while Talbott plans rest travel on doctor orders. Governor Chandler will be away on vacation, limiting attendance. Talbott questioned grand jury progress as police call the poison claim a political hoax. Election returns show Barkley 277,131 to Chandler 214,820 across most precincts.
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Talbott
Chandler
Louisville
Grand Jury
Barkley
Antioch Woman Dies at Coolville Camp Meeting
Mrs. Mary Lobdell 72 of Antioch died Monday afternoon at her home after attending the Coolville Camp Meeting. Apoplexy was given as the cause. Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Thursday at the Decatur M E Church with Rev. E B Dean and Rev. R L Derrick in charge. She was the youngest of 12 and is survived by two sisters Mrs Ida Mattany of Decatur and Mrs Olive Stevenson of Rockland and two adopted children.
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Coolville
Mary Lobdell
Antioch
Decatur M. E
E. B. Dean
R. L. Derrick
Lobdell
Ida Matheny
Decatur
Olive Stevenson
Rockland
Fire at Roseville Pottery Plant Destroys Warehouse
In Zanesville a fire at the Roseville Pottery Co plant destroyed a warehouse and a large quantity of straw, threatening the main facility for a period before containment.
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Zanesville
Roseville Pottery Co
Trouble in Siberia Slows Jap Advance
Chinese resistance stiffened as Japan's Siberian conflict affected its offensive toward Hankow. Reports say Japanese gains stalled near Hankow while Chinese forces countered at Hwangmei Taihu and Lion Hill near Kiukiang. Separately, insurgents on the Ebro front pushed Loyalists, and Sudeten German leaders backed by Berlin papers challenged Czechoslovak politics.
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Japan
Russia
Siberian
Changkufeng
Manchukuo
Yangtse
Hankow
Hwangmei
Taihu
Kiukiang
Lion Hill
Spain
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Girl Says She Saw Carroll at Dwyer's Home
Hazel Talbott testified in the murder trial of former deputy sheriff Francis M. Carroll that she saw his car near the Dwyer home between 7 and 7 30 p m on October 13 the night Dr James G Littlefield was slain. A cigarette lighter found in the driveway was linked to Carroll by Deputy Hunt. Dwyer, who pled guilty to the murder, now says Carroll was the real slayer and pressured him into a confession.
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Paris
Hazel Talbott
Francis M. Carroll
Paul Dwyer
James G. Littlefield
Carroll
Dwyer
Littlefield
Barbara
Clark Hunt
Barbara Carroll
Harrison
Helaine Colan Flown for Eye Saving Consultation
Helaine Jud ith Colan, six weeks old at discovery last May, faces a cancerous growth over both eyes threatening sight and life. She was flown to New York Monday night for a specialist consultation to decide if saving the remaining right eye is possible, per her father and Dr. Colan.
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Chicago
U.P
Helaine
Judith Colan
New York
Farm Tenant Faces Death Sentence for Slaying Landlords
Harvey L. Roush, 48, a farm tenant in Marion, sat under the sentence of death in the electric chair for the murder of his landlord Homer T. Myers, 65, and Mrs. Myers.
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Marion
Harvey L. Roush
Homer T. Myers
Rivals Suspected in Death of Chi cago Painters Union Leader
Chicago business agent James G. Dungan aged 36, head of the Chicago Painters Union treasury, was killed Monday night by a shooter as neighbors watched. After the first shot Dungan spoke briefly before being struck twice in the neck, with a masked accomplice later firing four rounds from a rifle from a pursuing car. Police suspect rivals seeking control of the union funds.
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Chicago
U.P
James G. Dungan
Chicago Painters’ Union
Union
Dungan
Two Drown at Dam on Scioto
Two men aged 31 and 25 drowned near the foot of a dam on the Scioto River in Columbus after being pulled into a swift back current. Clifford Longshore and Edwin H. Matheson were swimming close to the dam when swept under and battered against the structure. Police tried to reach them with a rescue boat but the current thwarted the attempt.
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Columbus
U.P
Scioto
Clifford Longshore
Edwin H. Matheson
Family Mourns Death Of Mrs Chrysler Sr
Kings Point New York Mrs Walter P Chrysler Sr died of a cerebral hemorrhage at 66 after two months of illness. The Chrysler family and their four children gathered at her bier today following her release from a sick bed last Saturday.
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Kings Point
N. Y
U.P
Chrysler
Walter P Chrysler
Dayton Names Rev John A Elbert University President
Rev John A Elbert, president of Trinity College in Sioux City Iowa for six years, has been named president of the University of Dayton. The appointment marks a leadership change at the Dayton campus.
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Dayton
U.P
John A Elbert
Trinity ‘Lege
Sioux City
University of Dayton
Father Divine Opens Heaven on Hudson Amid Roosevelts View
Father Divine and his AFF announce the dedication of Heaven on the Hudson near Hyde Park across the river from President Roosevelt's estate. About 2,000 angels paid a dollar for the river trip and spent the night at the Kingston heaven before moving on.
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Father Divine
New
Hudson
United Press
Krum Elbow
N.Y
AFF
Angel Expeditionary Force
President Roosevelt
Hudson River
Father
Howland Spencer
Hyde Park
Heaven
New York City
Kingston,n. Y
Heaven On the Hudson
Balloting in Athens County Republicans and Democrats brisk
Fair weather aided turnout in 73 Athens County precincts as votes poured in for Republican and Democratic primaries. Early counts show ward precincts reporting brisk activity with 48 to 83 votes tallied and workers pledged to stay through the night for a complete countywide tally and levy results. Arthur L. Limbach referenced Sawyer campaign in Ohio and Vic Donahey cast an absent ballot for Sawyer.
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Athens County
Athens
City Hall
Arthur L. Limbach
Sawyer
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Davey
Donahey
WPA Worker Dies En Route To Hospital
Albert Hanning aged 64 of Athens Route 1 died Tuesday morning while being taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens. Coroner Dr. A L Pritchard attributed the death to heart disease after Hanning grew ill at 3 AM en route in a WPA work context. He left a wife Mary two daughters Mrs Flo Kelsenberg and Mrs Ica Calhoun and two sons Chester and Earl Hanning. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Albert Hanning
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
A. L. Pritchard
Hanning
D. J. Slattery
Mr. Hanning
WPA
Mary
Flo Kelsenberg
Chauncey
Ica Calhoun
Rio Grande
Chester Hanning
Earl Hanning
Hocking
Drag Lake Erie for Body of Drowned Boy
Coast Guards dragged Lake Erie off Beulah Park to recover 17 year old Leon Garber of Toledo who drowned after falling from his homemade surfboard while being towed by a cabin cruiser. He and a friend could not swim.
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Coast Guards
Lake Erie
Beulah Park
Here
Leon Garber
Toledo
Garber
Gallia Man Passes Bar In June Examinations
Harold Glenn Dance of Middletown led 259 of 446 applicants who passed the June bar examinations for admission to the Ohio Bar. Seba H. Miller of the Ohio Supreme Court released the results showing 259 pass and 187 fail. Included among the successful candidates was William H. Janes of Gallipolis in Gallia County.
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Columbus
Harold Glenn Dance
Middletown
Seba H. Miller
Ohio Supreme Court
Gallia
William H. Janes
Gallipolis
Eastern Couple Killed As Farm House Burns
TUXEDO PARK N Y William T Adee and his wife prominent in eastern society were burned to death when flames engulfed their remodelled farm house in this fashionable colony A nursemaid escaped by leaping from a second story window with the couple s one year old son She broke her hand but the child was unhurt
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
U.P
William T. Adee
Willys-Overland Plant Announces Reopening Plan
Willys-Overland Inc. will resume operations Wednesday with 1,000 workers, expanding in stages to full plant by August 17. President David R. Wilson said all departments would be running by August 17.
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Willys-Overland
Toledo
Willys-Overland, Inc
David R. Wilson
Charge Discrimination in Maine Aged Administration
The Federal Social Security Board disclosed it has received charges of political discrimination in Maine old age assistance administration. F. Harold Dubord, Maine Democratic committeeman, telegraphed the board outlining general accusations that Republicans were politically discriminating in the state setup. The Ohio case prompted a broader inquiry with hearings planned as two months of investigation concludes. Henry J. Berrodin may be summoned to a hearing later in the week.
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Washington
Federal Social Security Board
Maine
F. Harold Dubord
Federal Board
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Henry J. Berrodin
Hubbell Plans Jersey City Talk Despite Weather
Charles H. Hubbell of Cleveland organizer for the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen said rain prevented his test of free speech rights in Jersey City without a permit. He will try again tonight amid charges brought by the Hudson County Committee for Labor Defense and Civil Rights.
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Jersey City
N. J
Charles H. Hubbell
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Hudson County Committee For Labor Defense and Civil Rights
James Burkitt
Frank Hague
Post Office Contract Let for Pom ery New Building
Pom eroy awards a $46 000 post office contract to A Farnall Blair Contracting Co of Lake Charles La representative Lee C Palmer said work will start in 10 days to two weeks Local labor and materials will be used where possible and about 50 to 60 workers will be employed
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Pomeroy
E. Second St
A. Farnall Blair Contracting Co
Lake Charles
Lee C. Palmer
Palmer
Earle Appeals to Court to End Jury Inquiry
In Harrisburg Pa Gov George Earle and his committee ask the state Supreme Court to halt a grand jury probe into alleged graft by state officials. Attorney General Guy Bard and the legislative committee filed appeals from rulings that refused to block the inquiry.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
State Supreme Court
Guy K. Bard
Legislative Committee
John W. Kephart
High Court
Paul N. Schaeffer
Record Ohio primary vote seen at high levels
Early reports indicate a record primary vote in Ohio with bond issues nearing 50 million dollars. Secretary of State observers monitor compliance while irregularities surface around a single precinct running out of ballots. Senator Donahey weighs in on Sawyer amid a heated Democratic gubernatorial race. Bricker unopposed for Republicans.
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Secretary of State
Ohio
Neffner
Pomeroy
William J. Kennedy
Charles Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Davey
WPA
A. L. Limbach
Sawyer
Glass Plant Closes in Union Fight at Ottawa
The Libby Owens Ford Glass Company shut its gates against 500 employees after CIO pickets protested AF of L sympathizers. The plant operates under an open shop contract with Local 19 of the plate glass workers federation.
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Ottawa
Llt.u.r
Libby Owens Ford Glass Company
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Federation of Plate Glass Workers, Local 19
CIO
Lima Youth Dies After Horse Kick
James Calvelage, 15, son of Mr and Mrs William Calvelage, died in a hospital in Lima after being kicked by a horse. The injury occurred today, and the boy was taken to hospital for treatment before succumbing.
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Lima
U.P
James Calvelage
William Calvelage
Fall recovery seen as acceleration by Commerce official
Assistant Secretary of Commerce Richard C. Patterson Jr. predicted faster recovery this fall as business activity expands and warned against price increases. He cited rising orders, depleted inventories, sustained consumption, and improving retail and wholesale trades, with building prospects growing and industrial activity strengthening.
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U. S. Commerce
Richard C. Patterson, Jr
United Press
Commerce Department
Patterson
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Helaine Colan
Henry McLemore
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Earle
Cincinnati
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Tenn
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James M. Cox
Cox
Reepublican
John W. Bricker
Glass Company
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