Farm Board Eyes One Third Cotton Crop Destruction
The Farm Board proposed destroying one third of the U S cotton crop to curb surpluses amid low prices. California peach growers reportedly cut surplus, Kansas dairy farmers dumped milk, and talks revived to send 30 million bushels of Wheat to famine-stricken China. Hoover's figures estimate 10 million bushels may be used, with Oklahoma Governor Murray urging shutdowns. Continued on Page 3.
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Dere Farm Board
California
Kansas
Chine
Hoover
America
Overnor W. H. Murray
Oklawa
Japanese minister hints at punishment for fliers Pangborn Herndon
Aug 13. Minister Matajiro Koizumi said it was obvious Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. had committed an offense by flying over Japanese fortifications and likely would be punished. The aviators said they did not know it was wrong when they flew over Kakodate fort on their route.
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U.R
Matajiro Koizumi
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Pangborn
Herndon
Kakodate
Ria
Koizumi
Building Proceeds As Union Men Resume State Building
UMBUS Aug 13. Disputes between union workmen at the new State Building in Columbus have ended and workers returned to duty. The stoppage arose from a quarrel between carpenters and iron workers over who would install window and elevator frames. Hoisting engineers demanded an iron worker signal to operate the hoist, but no iron workers were available, halting progress.
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UMBUS
U.P
State
Columbus
William F. Green
Ofmerican Federation of Labor
Atlantic
Wapakoneta Firm Sues to Test Pringle Act Validity
The City Loan and Savings Company of Wapakoneta filed suit in the Supreme Court to test the Pringle Act’s validity, a title certificate law from the 89th General Assembly later repealed by the Marshall Bill.
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Columbus
U.P
City Loan and Savings Company of
Wapakoneta
Rn Supreme Court
89Th General Assembly
Starlight of 1893 To Open Exposition
Chicago August 13 The star Arcturus will be used on June 1 to trigger the opening of a century exposition. The distant star 120 million million miles away will be focused by a Yerkes Observatory telescope to power a photoelectric cell and wire signaling to open the exposition gates. Prof Edwin B Frost and others devised the plan replacing a presidential touch in Washington.
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Chicago
U.P
Arcturus
Yerkes Observatory
Williams Bay
Wis
Washington
Edwin B. Frost
Illiami Bay
Five Nations Endorse President Debt Holiday Plan
In a milestone move Germany France Italy Japan and Great Britain signed a debt holiday proposal this week boosting world sentiment. Foreign bonds rose and U S investors cheered as Wall Street rallied with prices lifting notably including Big Steel to 90. The moratorium aims to give Germany breathing room while debts are not erased.
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Germany
France
Italy
Japan
Great Britain
Wall Street
Night Sky Fireworks Honor Good News Meteor Display
A cosmic meteor shower lit the sky Tuesday night in a rare celestial display. The event appeared as a festive, yearly tribute aligned with positive financial news, drawing attention to the skyward spectacle.
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Nature
Good Financial
Charlie Chaplin See Eight Bulls Slain in Spain
Report notes Chaplin witnessed eight bulls killed in a single bullfight in Spain. The article hints at Chaplin’s feelings but provides no direct quote. Readers are told to continue on Page 4 for more details.
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Spain
Charlies Chaplin
League Institute Opens Lakeside Ohio This Week
Northwest Ohio Division Epworth Leaguers begin the 17th annual institute at Lakeside on Monday. Activities run through Sunday August 23 with over one thousand young attendees expected.
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League Institute
Lakeside
U.P
Epworth Leaguers
Northwest Ohio
Collapse of Hoover credit plan for Germany ends
Berlin reports the collapse of President Hoover's proposal to extend long term credits to finance German imports of American cotton and wheat. Factors cited include US growers' resentment of disposal efforts and merchants' opposition to government handling trade. German offers to buy 800000 bales of cotton and 500000 tons of wheat met cool reception in Washington.
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Hoover
America
United States
Farm Board
Germany
New York
Liverpool
Bremen
Washington
UU. 8
Frederic M. Sackett
Woman Robbed at Route 31 Near Dublin
Mrs. H. C. Mannley of New York was held up by three men while driving from Toledo to Columbus. They robbed her of 240 dollars in bills and a ten dollar gold piece, then damaged the windshield wiper and fled toward Marysville.
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U.P
Dublin
H. C. Mannley
New York
Toledo
Marysville
Ohio and Michigan License Plates Share 1932 Color Scheme
Ohio and Michigan license plates will share the same color and design in 1932 with white numerals on a Royal Blue background, the only difference being the state name position on the tags, according to officials in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Woman is elected Maharani in Nomads of Avrudaka
Mrs. Ernestine M. Perkins of Boston was re elected Maharani of the Imperial Santha central body of the Nomads of Avrudaka Knights of Pythias auxiliary. The event occurred in Cincinnati on August 13.
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Cincinnati
Ernestine M. Perkins
Boston
Santha
Knights of Pythias
Wickersham probe findings cast doubt on deportation practices
Beverly Hills readers hear a sharp opinion on the Wickersham report noting it exposes flaws in deportation handling and calls for rigorous independent inquiry. The letter criticizes forceful third degree tactics and favors transparent investigation over excuses.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Wickersham
Sheriffs See Alcohol Raid After Ohio Sheriff Gatherin
In Cleveland a U S prohibition raid hit Idlewild Club hours after Sheriff John Salzmann hosted 18 Ohio sheriffs and deputies. Five men were arrested and beer and whisky were seized. Chief Deputy Fred Alber called the gathering a social affair and said no liquor was evident to him.
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Cleveland
John Salzmann
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Idlewild Club
United States Prohibition
Fred Alber
United States
Pistol in Michigan teen murder case traced to suspect
The .38 Iver Johnson gun used in the torch killings near Willis was identified by investigators as the weapon that fired the fatal shots. Four teens were found burned in a car, and a fifth man described as a shabby, stocky stranger may be involved as authorities widen their search.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
U.P
Willis
Iver-Johnson
Wayne County
Ralph L. Southard
Ypailanti
Earl O. Stevens
Detroit
Stevens
Harry Lore
Ypsilanti
Lore
Vivian Gold
Anna May Harrison
Cleveland
Thomas Wheatley
Benton
Wheatley
Michigan
Milan
Inheritance Tax Set For Athens County Estate
Laura Dillinger's estate in Athens County was valued at 39342.31 with inheritance taxes totaling 928.76. After a 12.50 deduction for Columbus, the remainder is split between Ohio and the city of Athens, with the estate bequeathed to 40 relatives and friends.
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Laura Dillinger
Athens County
Columbus
Ohio
Athens
Treasury closes Rio Grande bridges to Mexico border towns
The Treasury Department orders bridges across the Rio Grande from Texas into Mexico closed from 9 p m to 8 a m starting next Saturday. It says the move follows protests against the opening of gambling houses in Mexican border towns.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Rio Grande
Texas
Mexico
Department
Joint Meeting Could Spur Wage Scale Cuts
Washington August 13. The administration opposes a joint conference of industry leaders and labor officials urged by the AFL executive committee. Officials fear such talks would invite proposals to cut wage scales, with some employers already reducing working days to stay afloat amid declining profits.
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Washington
U.P
American Federation of Labor
Hoover
Clemency Denied for Former Interior Secretary Albert Fall
Attorney General Mitchell announced that executive clemency was denied for Albert B. Fall who is serving a year and a day in Santa Fe New Mexico for bribery. Neither the judge nor the prosecutors recommended clemency and the matter was not sent to President Hoover.
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Washington
U.P
Mitchell
Albert B. Fall
Santa Fe
N. M
Hoover
Revolt in Cuba Raises Alarm at Hoover State Dept
Washington dispatch reports gunfire in Cuba stoking unease among President Hoover and advisers. Officials debate possibility of wide-spread revolution under President Machado and potential U.S. intervention. U.S. interests in Cuba valued near 1.5 billion dollars and a treaty obligation to maintain order amplifies concerns. Cuba’s status as independent but under U.S. influence dates to 1898 and protectorate debates echo in Congress.
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Washington
Cuba
Hoover
State Department
Gerardo Machado
United States
Latin America
Philippines
Hawaii
Spain
Congress
Feeding Hungry Millions Is Federal Government's Job
Detroit August 13 Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania told the Mayor's Unemployment Committee that feeding the millions of hungry in winter is a federal duty. He urged orderly resource use and production while stressing care for the unemployed, noting private charity cannot suffice and public works lack funds. Roosevelt's view on shared prosperity and the slow readjustment after a downturn were also cited.
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Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Detroit
United States
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Escaped Ohio Convicts Are Recaptured in Columbus
Two former inmates were recaptured and held by authorities. George Brown alias George Cease, 36, escaped from the Ohio Penitentiary nearly nine years ago and was linked to luggage theft. Joseph Walcutt, who escaped from Junction City, confessed to his status during questioning near Worthington.
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U.R
Ohio Penitentiary
Junction City
George Brown
George Cease
Henry Beard
State Bureau of Identification
Brown
Joseph Walcutt
West Jefferson
Worthington
Walcutt
Hinckley
Weather forecast brief for several cities updates
General weather update notes warmer tonight and Friday with rising atmospheric pressure. Forecast covers next 36 hours across Phoenix Fresno Edmonton Kalispell and nearby areas with highs near 492 notional and lows around 46 in listed cities.
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Calzery
Edmonton
Kalispel
Three Sentenced in Juvenile Case in Athens County
Clifford Bryan of York Township received 100 dollars in fines and four months in jail. Edward Stowers, father of the girl, drew six months. Annie Stiles, the sister, was given a suspended 30 day jail term. The girl, a ward of the Delaware Girls' Industrial School, was married in Logan on July 18 after a prohibited arrangement.
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Clifford Bryan
York Township
Edward Stowers
Annie Stiles
Bryan
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Hocking County
Logan
Nelsonville
Mias Woodgerd
Glouster Men Fined On Second Offense Liquor Charges
Glouster residents Fred Leach and Ralph Lamborn were fined $600 and $400 respectively by Magistrate C. H. Porter after arraignment on second offense liquor possession charges. Arrested by State Prohibition Inspector Thomas J. Bush. Fred Wolfe of Nelsonville pleaded not guilty to assault and battery, held to Athens County Common Pleas Court under $300 bond. Charles Smith of Glouster entered a not guilty plea to trespassing and saw bond set at $100 with a Monday hearing scheduled.
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Ralph Lamborn
Glouster
C. H. Porter
Thomas 8. Bush
Fred Wolfe
Nelsonville
Athens County
Porter
Smith
Brown chosen as GOP candidate for 1982 governor
Springfield report says Clarence J. Brown secretary of state won endorsement of the seventh district committee as the Republican candidate for governor in 1982 at a conference in Springfield.
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Springfield
U.A
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Slain Man Dies in Circle Hill Feud After Home Threats
John Sewards, 40, was shot in the back at 5 30 am in the Paulk home Circle Hill ending a year long feud with John Paulk 40. Paulk is jailed for manslaughter with his wife held as witness. Sowards had threatened Paulk and forced attentions on Mrs Paulk. Authorities pursued Sowards. coroner ordered an inquest.
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John Sewards
Sowards
John Paulk
Circle Hill
Paulk
Athens County
Paulk Paulk
Ass Sowarda
Paull
Paulie Jolés
George Rasp
L. F. Jones
Kie W. Bolin
Carlie Porter
Bowards
Paulks
Sowa
Mra Paulk
Reed To Be Speaker At State Democratic Rally
Former Senator James A. Reed will headline a statewide Democratic rally at the State Fair on Labor Day in Columbus. Mrs. W. H. Wiley announced the event, with speakers including Robert J. Bulkley of Ohio and Gov. George Magruder and family among others.
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Columbus
Rormer
James A. Reed
Souh
W. H. Wiley
Atate Central
State Examiner lauds Delaware Girls Industrial School
F. M. Hoop engarner, state institution examiner, in a report to State Auditor Josep T. Tracy today termed the Girls' Industrial School at Delaware the cleanest and nearest organization in the state and the Marysville Reformatory for women a freak station, freakish in location and construction.
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Columbus
F. M. Hoopengarner
Josep T. Tracy
Tndustrial School
Delaware
Marysville
Hearings Planned on Ohio Veterans Hospital Site
The Veterans Bureau said hearings are contemplated in the coming weeks to decide the location of a veterans hospital in Ohio. No date is set and no site will be chosen until after hearings.
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Washington
Veterans Bureau
Veterans Hospital
Ohio
Powder blast kills and injures in Macao port area
A powder explosion in Macao Portus Portuguese concession seaport early today killed unknown, hit twenty six, and injured sixty two people.
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Hong Kong
China
Macao
Portusguese Concession
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