Officials probe links to other crimes in Ypsilanti killings
In Jackson Michigan officials questioned Frank Oliver Fred Smith and David Blackstone life inmates linked to the slayings of four teens near Ypsilanti. Prosecutor Albert J. Rapp pursued possible ties to another arson and a torch murder she witnessed a weapon found at Katherine Kellers home. Howard Forwalker 24 remained in custody as potential gun owner.
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Vivian Gold
Anna May Harrison
Thomas Wheatley
Harry Love
Rapp
Katherine Keller
Smith
Susi!s
Howard Forwalker
Ypsilanti
Mich
Ann Arbor
David Blackstone
Frank Oliver
Fred Smith
Ralph C. Southard
Oliver
Intruders Disturb Funeral of Cleveland Schoolgirl Victim
Police guarded the body of Anna May Harrison after two men entered Lambert Ring Funeral Home in West Cleveland and opened her casket before fleeing in a car. Double funeral services for Harrison and Vivian Gold were set for later today as families mourn the Michigan auto-pyre killings.
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Cleveland
U.P
Anna May Harrison
Michigan
Howard Johnston
Kant Cleveland
Lambert-Ring
West Clevelandy & v
David Mbert
Lambert
Harrison
Vivian Gold
Bertha Gold
Ypsilanti
Rudolph Gold
A. W. Fox
Dayton
Union Station
Woman Reappears After Alienation of Affection Suit
Mrs Cornelia C Kalassay wife of a minister and co defendant in a guardianship case reappeared in Elyria common pleas court after months on the run. She denied the indictment and posted 5000 dollars bail while her husband the Rev Alexander Kalassay remained jailed on related charges.
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Elyria
U.P2
Cornelia C. Kalassay
Genst A. L. Garford
Cleveland
Alexander Kalassay
Hungarian Reformed Church of
Ohio State Faces Financing Hurdles With Budget Cuts
Columbus August 15 A R reports Ohio State University already trimmed revenue and higher enrollment for the next year while facing financing for buildings and equipment. Business manager Carl B Steeb says reduced legislative appropriations and a 7 percent extra re ordered by the state depart es finance worsened the universitys newest difficulties.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio State University
Carl B. Steeb
Board of
Steeb
Legionnaires Prepare for Ohio State Legion Convention
Registrations underway in Cleveland for the American Legion state convention opening tomorrow. About 10,000 members expected over three days with the main event the election of a state commander. Paul W. Herbert of Columbus is favored to succeed John A. Alden of Cleveland.
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Cleveland
U.P
the American Legion
Paul W. Herbert
Columbus
John A. Alden
Few Pass Recent State Bar Exams
In Columbus 41 percent of 617 law students passed the state bar examination. Clerk Seba H. Miller of the Ohio Supreme Court announced 257 successful applicants. The list includes Lloyd E. Abel of Pennsville, William Gibbons Coultrap of McArthur, and Gordon Gray of Marietta.
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Columbus
U.P
Seba H. Miller
Ohio Supreme Court
Miller
Lloyd E. Abel
Pennsville
William Gibbons Coultrap
McArthur
Gordon Gray
Marietta
Japs Fine Two American Aviators Over Fortifications
In Tokio August 15 two American pilots Pangborn and Herndon were fined 2050 yen about 1000 dollars for photographing Kaho date secret fortifications while en route from Siberia to Tokyo. Officials confiscated their camera films and a map and allowed continuation to America on their world flight.
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Tokio
Japan
U.P
Clyde E. Pangborn
Hugh H. Herndon, Jr
Kahodate
Siberia
Pangborn
Herndon
America
Baker to aid electors seeking Bostwick removal
New ton D. Baker of Cleveland, former secretary of war, was retained as associate counsel for more than 1000 qualified electors in Columbus and Franklin County who petition to remove Probate Judge Homer Z. Bostwick. The complaint accuses the judge of misconduct in office.
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Columbus
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Homer Z. Bostwick
Franklin County
Bostwick
Baker
Charles 8. Druggan
Mother Not Helpful in Yates Social Secretary Case
Ruth Jayne a 27 year old woman described as social secretary to State Senator Roy Yates was wounded in her Paterson area apartment. Her mother Mrs Hanna Crammer in Media Pennsylvania blamed her for becoming involved with the married senator and said Ruth got what she deserved.
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New York
U.P
Ruth Jayne
Roy T. Yates
Paterson
N. J
Ruth
Hanna Crammer
United Press
Media
Senator Yates
Robbery at Tangier Island Church Funds
A thief broke into the store of William Crockett, treasurer of the Methodist Church on Tangier Island, Va. and stole 2000 dollars in church funds. The island has no jail and doors are never locked, with Crockett lacking a safe in keeping with local custom.
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Tangier Island
William Crockett
Methodist Church
Crockett
Officials seek 15 percent salary cuts to ease farmer burden
Seneca County Farm Board via secretary William Baker asks county commissioners to reduce salaries of county officials by 15 percent to lighten taxes and prevent bankruptcy threatening many farmers in Tiffin on August 15.
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Seneca County Farm Board
William Baker
Eagles convention ends in Toledo with Texas grand officer install
The state and national Fraternal Order of Eagles meet in Toledo to close today with the installation of Grand Aerie Texas as grand worthy president succeeding Robert E. Proctor. Proctor becomes chairman of the board of grand trustees.
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Toledo
Order of Eagles
Grand Aerie
Texas
Robert E. Proctor
Proctor
Grand Trustees
Ohio pig crop larger in spring report
Officials of the U S Department of Agriculture station in Columbus report the spring pig crop was two and one half percent larger than 1930 after surveying 77 000 farms. In the corn belt, there is a 3.7 percent gain while Ohio shows a 4 3 percent decrease in pigs saved this spring. World wool production remains large with US clip up seven percent. Poultry outlook notes fewer farms and cheaper feed but sustained demand.
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Columbus
U.pr
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Ohio
Experiment Station
U. S
United States
Columbus council declines to guarantee rental payments
Columbus safety director John P. McCune said the city council has refused to guarantee payment of rentals for tenants on the city’s charity list in eviction cases.
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Columbus
U.R
John P. McCune
Capture of Former Cuban President Menocal Near End of Revolt
Havana reports say loyal forces near victory as rebel leaders captured including former president General Maria Menocal. Menocal was seized at Rio Verde and placed aboard the Gunboat Fernandez Quevedo for transport to Havana with a group of aides.
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K. D. Gilmore
United Press
Havana
Cuba
Nmd
Maria Menocal
Pinar del Rio
Santa Clara
Gerardo Machado
General Menocal
Rio Verde
Menocal
Col
Carlos Mendieta
Miguel Angel Agiar
General Menoca
Fernandez Quevedo
Machado
Cabana
Pedro Martinez Fraga
Julio Cadenas
Paul Menocal
Eugenio Sardinas
Juan Luisa Pintado
Alvares Tabio Hurtado
Salvia Pereda
Alfredo Lima
Meoncal
Faulkner Memorial Fund Aims to Aid Ohio Students
The James W. Faulkner Memorial Fund Association received incorporation papers in Columbus to aid worthy or needy Ohio students. Former Governor James Cox of Dayton serves as life president, with about $13,000 raised from more than 2,000 contributors. The fund honors James W. Faulkner, longtime Columbus reporter and noted Ohio political writer. The other item notes Wilbur Glenn Voliva predicting the world’s end in September 1935 at Zion City, near Chicago.
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Ohio
Columbus
James W. Faulkner
Chicago
Wilbur Glenn
Voliva
Zion City
Repulse at Sheerness Shows Navy Custom Obli gardo
Aboard HMS Repulse at Sheerness England sailors mark time by declaring obligardo a flexible Navy term meaning do as you please. The crew shares canteen fare and tours the ship from gun deck to gyro compass while officers prepare for upcoming duties.
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Sheerness
England
Lindberghs Complete Perilous Siberia Flight to Kamchatka
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh landed at Karagincki Island near Kamchatka after a risky 1,067 mile leg from Nome. The couple, who crossed the Atlantic solo, planned a return toward Petropavlosk with a pace around 100 miles per hour amid fog and Arctic conditions. The radio report from San Francisco Navy Station notes a 1:40 a.m. landing and indicates weather delays before departure from Nome.
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San Francisco
Bering Sea
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Karagincki Island
Kamchatka Peninsula
Sibera
Navy
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Europe
Aale
Pacific Ocean
Negarbot
Nome - Karaginaki Taland
Mra. Lindbergh
Karaginekt
Petropaviosk
Nome
Alaska
Lindberghs
B. T
Washington
Tokio
Colonel Aald
Safety
Webone
Lindbergh
Soviet to Abolish Ration System Next Year
Reports from Moscow say Stalin told co operative leaders that Russia will abolish wartime rations for Soviet consumers early next year. The move would curb wheat exports and ease Soviet grain and cereal shipments, with large stocks prepared for export awaiting policy.
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Berlin
Russia
Plana
Mos
United Press
V. Stalin
Ivadere
Stalin
Soviet
Fort Laurens Water Chosen for Transatlantic Ringing Vessel
Governor George White sent a bottle of Fort Laurens spring water to United States Lines for blending with waters from 47 states to christen a large vessel in December. C B Galbreath of the Ohio Historical Society selected the Fort Laurens spring as the most historic water in Ohio.
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Columbus
George White
United States Lines
Trans- Atlantic Steamship
Fort Laurens
Tuscarawas County
C. B. Galbreath
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Galbreath
Ohio
Collision leaves Louis Goh in critical condition
Report from Columbus states Louis Goh, a 16 year old, remains in critical condition after a collision that left him autotheobile. The accident occurred hours ago and authorities continue to investigate the scene.
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Columbus
Louis Goh
Worker 18 Killed in McArthur Railroad Incident
A railroad worker identified as 44 year old James Hime or similar was killed in a steel loading accident at McArthur on August 16. The site details are sparse but authorities were notified and investigation likely follows.
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McArthur
Joading Steel Ratlo
Hime
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