Hull Warns Dictators Continued Aggression Will Bring World War
United States Secretary Cordell Hull warned that continued dictatorship aggression could trigger a world war, urging review of the trend toward anarchy while reaffirming no middle ground in international security and allied stance with democracies if conflict is unavoidable.
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Spain
Czechoslovakia
Far East
Cordell Hull
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Defenders of
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Foreign Office
Dewey Seeks 27 Year Term for Tammany Leader Hines
New York District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey asked jurors to imprison 61 year old James J. Hines, a Tammany district leader, for 27 years as a key figure in Dutch Schultz’s $100 million policy racket. Prosecutors claim Hines conspired with Schultz to run a 1931 to 1937 racket monopoly aided by political protection.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Supreme Court
James J. Hines
Tammany
Dutch Schultz
Hines
Notified of Death of Youth in Air Service
Gallipolis Ohio relatives were advised by a government message Tuesday of the accidental death of Henry Paul Boeckman in government air service during army maneuvers near San Diego California. Boeckman, with two years' flying service, was a son of Mr and Mrs Henry Boeckman of Dayton. The latter was the former Miss Pearl Fillinger daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Jonathan Fillinger of Guyan Township Gallia County.
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Henry Paul Boeckman
San Diego
Calif
Boeckman
Henry Boeckman
Dayton
Miss Pearl Fillinger
Jonathan Fillinger
Guyan Township
Gailia County
Roseville Gets Grant for Street Improvements
Columbus up L A Bou lay, state PWA director, announced a grant of $18,600 to Roseville on the Muskingum Perry county line for street improvements.
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Roseville
Columbus
L. A. Boulay
PWA
Muskingum
Perry County
Hottest Point At Eureka Dam Reaches 212 Degrees
In Gallia County the Eureka Dam on the Ohio River creates internal temperatures as high as 212 degrees Fahrenheit within its concrete piers and structural work. Engineers note peak heat occurs about five months after pouring, with about ten months needed for cooling back to normal.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Eureka
U. S
President Roosevelts purge targets Tydings and OConnor
President Roosevelt leaves Washington for Kingston after a five day stay and broadens his primary purge to target Millard E Tydings and John O Connor as betrayers of the New Deal. Rep O Connor replies that New York voters in the 16th district will decide their choice while noting the President resides in the 26th district and naming Hamilton Fish Jr as his congressman.
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U.P
Roosevelt
Kingston
Ont
Queens College
Millard E. Tydings
John O'Connor
N. Y
Georgia
Walter F. George
George
O'Connor
New York
Nlne
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Ham
Hamilton) Fish
Maryland
Millard Tydings
Tydings
Anderson Is Trial Witness In Ohio Road Case
In Columbus U P testimony by G Murray Anderson assistant state highway director was read showing he receives a royalty on equipment used in road surfacing not on state projects He testified in a taxpayer suit by Donald L Littell seeking to stop $34000 payments to H B Fenton and Richard H Shafer of the Ohio Road Improvement Association for Northern Ohio work Littell also seeks $500000 for alleged overcharges Anderson said he owns one third of a mixer developed by Jaeger Machine Co Columbus and assisted in its development as district highway engineer in Chillicothe
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U.P
G. Murray Anderson
Common Pleas Court
Anderson
Donald L. Littell
H. B. Fenton
Richard H. Shafer
Ohio Road Improvement Association
Ohio
Littell
Jaeger Machine Co
Chilicothe
Pittsburgh-Huntington Airmail Route Planned
Gallipolis reports bids for a Pittsburgh to Huntington airmail route with stops to West Virginia communities and Pomeroy and Gallipolis Ohio. Local airport may become a port of call before Huntington Airport at Chesapeake Ohio. Bernert Macsage enters National Air Races.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
A. K. Merriman
Huntington
West Virginia
Pomeroy
Ohio
Chesapeake
Cleveland
U.P
Bernert Macsage
New York
Andrews Plan For Enforcing Law Outlined
Washington U P reports Wage Hour Administrator Elmer F Andrews, former New York industrial commissioner, took the oath and moved to enforce the fair labor standards act when it takes effect Oct 24. He estimates the measure will affect about 4 million workers and plans to limit initial activity to textiles, tobacco, and cotton goods, aiming to name the textile committee within a week.
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Washington
Continue Search for Body of Dodge Heir
Fishermen scanning Georgian Bay searched for Daniel Dodge a 21 year old heir to an automobile fortune who fell from a motorboat while en route to a hospital from his family estate after a dynamite explosion. His wife Lorreen MacDonald aged 18 and two estate workers were injured and recovering.
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Georgian Bay
Daniel Dodge
Dodge
Lorreen MacDonald
Daniel G. Dodge
Little Current
Ont
Red Cross
Mindemoya
Youth Accidentally Shot In Leg by Boy Friend
Dan Earl Wagner, 18, of Huntington, visiting at his uncle Floyd Wagner near Cadmus, was accidentally shot in the leg Tuesday by a boy companion. The wound is not serious. Wagner was previously involved in a melon patch incident years ago with a trap shotgun blast by Arn Childers.
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Gallipolis
Floyd Wagner
Cadmus
Dan Earl Wagner
Huntington
Wagner
Arn Childers
Ohio
Bricker Opens Campaign in Akron at Republican Picnic
John W. Bricker, Republican nominee for governor, will launch his statewide campaign tonight in Akron at the Summit County Republican picnic. The event marks Bricker’s formal start to the race with attendees expected from across the region.
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Bricker
Akron
U.P
John W. Bricker
Summit County
Shell Madrid: Insurgent Batteries Kill Ten in City
Insurgent artillery shelled Madrid again today killing ten people and wounding several others. Casualties include residents reported amid ongoing fighting as authorities seek to restore order.
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Madrid
Splins
Nelson Named Wage Chief for Textile Areas
Washington UPI Donald M Nelson Sears Roebuck vice president is chosen to head the textile industry committee, a key proving ground for the new wage hour law. Administration officials would not confirm his selection but noted a textile discussion with labor and management leaders. The textile sector employs over 600,000 workers and spans the North and South. Nelson, a former NRA official, had refused the wage hour post.
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UPX
Donald M. Nelson
Sears-Roebuck
First
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Wagehour
NRA
Girl’s death by own action Effort Blocked
Noreen Leonard, 24, was charged with disturbing the peace after she sat on a tenth-floor hotel ledge for over an hour threatening to jump. About 2000 onlookers watched as rescue workers restrained her and pulled her back inside the window.
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Cal
Noreen Leonard
Miss Leonard
George Course
Dion Crocker
Faces Drunken Charge After Meigs Wreck
POMEROY Staff Special Clair Spires arrested after a W Main St accident pled guilty to driving while intoxicated before Mayor Hartley. He was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 60 days in Meigs County Jail. It was his third DWI arrest. Harold Laudermilt with him was fined 15 dollars and costs for intoxication.
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Clair Spires
W. Main St
M. D. Hartley
Spires
Meigs County
Middleport
Harold Laudermilt
Spire
Hitler Watches Armies Maneuvering in Field
Adolf Hitler personally inspected the armies of the Reich in a summer war games tour. He spent the day with troops at the Doeberritz training camp near Berlin and was expected to go to Frankfurt an der Oder the next day.
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Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Hitler
Doeberitz
Frankfurt am-Deroder
Bern
New Victims of Cleveland's Mad Butcher Found, Toll Reaches 14
Cleveland police say they uncovered parts of three more torso victims in less than a day, raising the Kingsbury Run murders to 14. The bodies show surgical mutilation, arms bound, and consistent wrapping with milk cartons and paper. Coroner Gerber notes Victim 13 may be a woman, while the skull previously linked to her might belong to a man, complicating the case.
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U.P
Kingsbury Run
Samuel R. Gerber
Lake Erie
Gerber
No. 13
No. 12
New Deal Subsidizes U S Wheat Exports Plan
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration plans to subsidize American wheat exports to open foreign markets for about 100 million bushels of surplus wheat. Treasury Agriculture and the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation officials discussed funding up to about 5 million dollars to cover losses, with Wallace and Roosevelt present.
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U.P
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
Agriculture Department
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Pomeroy Woman Named State Officer in DAR
Dayton-AUP Mrs Elizabeth Quinlin of Hamilton was named state councilor of the Daughters of America. Other officers named include Mrs Bessie Miller Williamsburg associate state councilor Mrs Ruth Kepler Akron vice councilor Miss Lucille Beards Pomeroy associate vice councilor Mrs Edna Belle Gholson Ironton conductor and Mrs Clare Huberty Canton outside sentinel.
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Elizabeth Quinlin
Hamilton
The
Daughters of America
Bessie Miller
Williamsburg
Ruth Kepler
Akron
Lucille Beards
Pomeroy
Edna Belle Gholson
Ironton
Clare Huberty
Canton
Outside Sentinel
Mosquitoes Threaten Japanese Yangtse Drive
Mosquitoes bred in flooded lakes threaten to halt the Japanese advance up the Yangtse Valley as cholera and malaria cases rise toward epidemic levels. Reports from Kiukiang show cholera worst there with disease spreading through Japanese columns.
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Yangtse
Kiukiang
Wyatt Earp Sails for Cape Town on Ellsworth Antarctic Run
The 152-foot motorship Wyatt Earp set sail today from New York for Cape Town to support Lincoln Ellsworth on his fourth Antarctic expedition.
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New York
Wyatt Earp
Lincoln Ellsworth
Antarctic
Cape Town
South Africa
Dewey Faces Hines Trial Amid Racketeering Probe
District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey of Manhattan marches up the steps toward the New York Supreme Court to confront the high profile case against Tammany Leader James J. Hines, linked to the racketeering activities of the late Dutch Schultz gang.
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Manhattan
New York
Supreme Court
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James J. Hines
Dutch Schultz
State approves four school bond election dates
Columbus Ohio December 13 1959 The state tax commission today approved four special elections for the submission of school bond issues to the voters Three of the elections were for Vinton County and will be held Sept 13 Four elections were authorized in total for funding school projects with bond measures on the ballot in various districts
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Tax Commission
Vinton County
Five Convicts Die in Texas Prison Break
Huntsville Texas five of eight convicts who escaped Eastham Prison Farm Tuesday were killed. Four were shot by guards in battles. another body was found in the Trinity River. The dead include Raymond Wilkerson and John Hendrix Frazier. W. E. Garner, a Beaumont gunman under a 100-year sentence, was captured Tuesday. The escape began when they stabbed guard John Greer and seized his shotgun.
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Tex
U.P
Eastham
J. P. Hamilton
Trinity River
Hamilton
Raymond Wilkerson
John Hendrix Frazier
Jack Kinsley
Oklahoma City
Jersey WPA Head To Be Senate Candidate
Jersey City. William E J Ely state WPA administrator and New Dealer will be the Democratic candidate for U S senator from New Jersey, replacing Sen John Milton who was appointed after A Harry Moore became governor. Republican candidate will be W Warren Barbour seeking to regain the seat.
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Jersey City
U.P
William E. J. Ely
WPA
New Jersey
Democratic Committee
Ely
Ils
John Milton
Milton
A. Harry Moore
W. Warren Barbour
Automobile accident claims life of Howard Cisco at 28
East Liverpool report says Howard Cisco aged 28 died after being injured when he fell or was pushed from a running board of a car and was subsequently run over by another vehicle. The sequence of events and exact circumstances remain under police inquiry. Authorities stated the incident occurred today and involved multiple vehicles.
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East Liverpool
U.P
Howard Cisco
Athens Township Bond Vote Recount Planned
Athens County election officials David Johnson and Len B. McCune announce a recount of the Athens Township school improvement bond issue. The measure failed by two votes and will be recounted at 10 a.m. Saturday in four precincts: North, South, Baker, and Canaan.
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Athens Township
David Johnson
Len B. McCune
Athens County Board of Elections
Baker and
Canaan
Corrigan Denies Entering Movies Clarifies Position
ALBANY N Y UP Douglas Corrigan said he has not signed any contract to appear in moving pictures or work as a technical advisor. Reports claimed he signed with R K O Radio studio but he denied the claim and maintained he has no film commitments.
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Albany
N. Y
Douglas Corrigan
Corrigan
R.K.O
Athens Noon Temperature Report Record
Temperature at Athens at noon today reached 90 degrees as reported by weather observer Mrs. C N France. Tuesday’s high was a bit over 92 degrees by 2 pm, with a Tuesday night low of 70 degrees.
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Athens
C. N. France
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