Roosevelt in conservation camp leads tough day
Fragmented notice mentions Roosevelt in a conservation camp and a discussion about appointments and public works. References bankers, Norman and Har ent, Interior, Public Works Act, and a Parley meeting with a postmaster general and a finance corporation head in Hyde.
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Roosevelt
Norman and
Harent
Public Works
Parley
Federal
Pat
Hyde
Re- Finance Corporation
Train Kills Two Driving to Church in Ohio
Fatal accident summaries report two deaths when a train struck a vehicle on a road to a church in Kirby Ohio. Names include Mrs Lawrence Mus Miss Martha Hagen and others as injuries and fatalities were tallied in a weekend survey.
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Polved
Ohio
Lawrence Mus
Martha Hagen
Aia
Kirby
Franklin J. Cook
Michael Catavella
Conference of the church loses German influence in Ohio and Indiana
The pal Church conference wrapped its annual meetings with tributes to affected churches in Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Michigan. German immigration and German language use feature in the discussions though the exact impact remains unclear from the fragment.
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U.P
Pal Church
Sun- Gs
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Counterfeiter Passed Ten Dollar Bills in Athens
A local report describes a man passing counterfeit ten dollar bills in Athens. The note quality appeared worn and taller than genuine currency. Bank officials note recent similar incidents and advise caution.
California to Prove Murder in David A. Wall Case
The state outcomes a murder case with disputed evidence as David A. University faces Wile in a death penalty proceeding. Proceedings discuss the defense function and the impact of stains or clues on the case and trial.
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Calif, A
U.P
California
David A. University
Wile
Epidemic May Be From Bite Of Tsetse Fly
St Louis health officials investigate sleeping sickness outbreak with 39 deaths and over 275 cases reported. Three deaths occurred yesterday and 18 new cases placed in isolation. William Godin, a former Borneo resident, claims a tsetse fly sighting in his yard supports the theory.
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Ing
St. Louis
William Godin
Borneo
Godin
Machado Goes On to Canada
Former Cuban president Gerardo Machado will be denied landing in Hamilton Bermuda when the Steamer Lady Rodney arrives. Officials said he had planned to proceed to Canada and will be watched by a special detail at the berth until dawn Wednesday before the ship departs for Montreal.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U.P
Gerardo Machado
Cuba
Lady Rodney
Machado
Canada
Montreal
Ice Barrier Breach Triggers Flood Threat in Northern India
In New Delhi India August 28 a huge release from the Shyok Dam ice barrier sent water into the Shyok and Indus rivers. The 480 foot high barrier formed in 1926 after the Khumdan Glacier blocked a gorge, risking widespread flooding across the region.
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New Delphi
India
U.P
Shyok
Indus Rivera
Himalayas
Khumdan
Shock of Fall Fatal To Meigs Woman 95
Mrs. Sarah Smith, 95, of Tanner's Run, died at 6 am from shock after a fall. She leaves two sons Alfred of Pittsburgh and William of Tanners Run. Funeral arrangements have not been set.
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Meigs
Pomeroy
Sarah Smith
Tanner's Run
Alfred
Pittsburgh
William
Tanners Run
Repeal by December Predicted by Wets
Wet leaders predicted national prohibition would be repealed by December 6 with 13 states left to vote. Fifteen states would vote between now and November 7, potentially delivering the 36 needed to ratify the Twenty first Amendment. The final repeal becomes possible only after the last repeal convention convenes on December 6.
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Washington
U.P
Hearings Begin on Special Tax for Public Schools
Columbus August 28. The General Assembly weighs how to raise about 8.7 million dollars for next year's public schools. The Joint Legislative Taxation Committee opens hearings on a 3 percent excise tax for gas and telephone firms and on vending machine licensing. House leaders push for a revenue bill targeting public service corporations.
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Columbus
U.P
General Assembly
Senate
House
Joint Legislative Taxation Committee
Joint Committee
Gallia Granges Plan for Fair
Gallia County granges organize exhibits for the Gallia County Fair September 12 to 14. A C Safford says a special hall section will showcase the groups work. Future Farmers of America and vocational students prepare junior fair exhibits and demonstrations. Many junior fair entries also qualified for the state fair in Columbus.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Gallia
A. C. Safford
Farmers of America
Columbus
Safford
Cosmetics Licenses Urged Across Seven Ohio Counties
Dayle Lantz excise tax inspector warns cosmetic dealers in Hacking Athens Vinton Meigs Gallia Jackson and Lawrence Counties to obtain licenses by August 22 under the new tax law. A $1 license must be paid through May 4, 1934. Stamps must be affixed and canceled.
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Ohio
Dayle Lantz
Glouster
Lantz
Hacking
Athens
Vinton
Meigs
Gallia
Jackson
Lawrence
Disturbing Peace Fined In Harrisonville
Warren Worley was fined $15 and costs by Justice E. R. Titus for disturbing the peace after a Sunday arrest in Harrisonville. Officers report additional arrests will be made there. Emmett Larkin sentenced to the Boys Industrial School for stealing telephone wire and moved to Lancaster with Probation Officer Pat Thornton.
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Pomeroy
Two youths killed in railroad accident near Toledo
In Toledo on Saturday a gondola car load of pipe shifted during switching, crushing two youths. They were tentatively identified as John Gleason, 17, and John Bouma, 20, of Corapolis, Pennsylvania.
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Toledo
New York Central
John Gleason
John Bouma
Corapolis
Assistant President to be editor of national weekly
President Roosevelt parts with Professor Raymond I. Moley, long known as Assistant President, who resigns as assistant secretary of state to become editor of a new national weekly backed by Vincent Astor. The move, seen as preserving harmony in the White House, follows Moley and Hull policy disagreements noted at the London Economic Conference.
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Roosevelt
Raymond S. Moley
Roosevelt “Brain Trust
Hyde Park
N. Y
U.P
Raymond I. Moley
Brain Trust
Moley
Vincent Astor
Cordell Hull
Hull
Albany Youth Admits Guilt After Robbery
Alfred Bell a 17 year old of Albany admitted robbery guilt to Sheriff Charles Stratton after police recovered most of the loot from Tewksberry's Cash Grocery. Bell said Arthur Downes 14 assisted in the store raid and Arnold Goodman 19 stood watch outside, though Bell claimed neither helped remove items. Ball planned to make home brew with the malt sugar and yeast.
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Athens County
Tewksberry
Albany
Alfred Bell
Charles Stratton
Bell
Arthur Downes
Arnold Goodman
Hitler Threats Put Saar Question Back in Focus
Berlin reports Chancellor Adolf Hitler refused to concede the Saar Territory praising its mineral wealth and insisting Germany will not give up the Saar Basin. The 1935 plebiscite setup would decide keeping league control or reunification with Germany.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
al- Hed
Germany
Saar
League of Nations Commission
France
Thirst Defeats Berber Chief at Atlas Mountains
At French Army HQ in the Atlas Mountains Morocco on August 28 General Giraud accepted the surrender of Ots Skounti and 106 families who offered 100 rifles. French Foreign Legion units in 120 degree heat occupied Skounti territory and completed control of the Badou Mountains after weeks of campaigning.
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Atlas Mountains
Morocco
U.P
Ots Sqounti
Giraud
French Foreign Legion
Skounti
Badou Mountains
Kidnappers Take Clerk Believed Heir to Dry Goods Magnate
Relatives of Bernard Bitterman, a clerk believed by abductors to be the heir of Alfred Thelus, waited for news from captors. Bitterman was kidnapped last Thursday and only one communication from the kidnappers has been received.
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Denver
U.P
Bernard Bitterman
Alfred Thefus
Bitterman
Worried President Watches Missing Sloop Post Setript
Coast Guard planes and ships scour the Atlantic for the 23 foot sloop Post setript missing since Aug 20 after sailing from Manasquan New Jersey toward Nantucket. Onboard were John L Niles 16 Charles L Niles and Pierre P Irving all connected to Manhattan society. President Roosevelt voiced deep concern as search efforts intensify following the tropical storm.
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Manasquan
N. J
Nantucket
Atlantic Seaboard
John L. Niles
Walter L. Niles
Manhattan
Charles L. Niles
Pierre P. Irving
Washington Irving
Charles Niles
Coast Guard
Must Increase Road Estimate
State highway engineers began preparing revised estimates for highway projects under the National Recovery program. Letting of contracts for September has been postponed to September 15 to permit adjustments. Higher commodity prices and materials costs forced the department to raise estimates to keep bids aligned with the recovery plan.
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Columbus
U.P
O. W. Merrell
Ohio to study route marking with Pennsylvania panel
Ohio officials announce a joint study on route marking and traffic safety regulations to be conducted with the Pennsylvania highway department in the coming weeks. State highway Director O. W. Merrell will participate in the effort.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania Highway Department
O. W. Merrell
Will Thinks Texas Cast Honest Vote
A letter from Will in Santa Monica comments on Texas voting during Helen Wills Moody's match and questions the publicity of the armistice. He mocks the prohibition election and notes Roosevelt’s speech to wealthy Duchess County neighbors who did not vote for him.
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Will
Texas
Helen
Santa Monica
Calif
Helen Wills Moody
Roosevelt
Duchess County
See Decrease In Pickup of Food Prices
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a slowdown in retail food price increases. From June 15 to July 15 prices rose eight percent, but from July 15 to Aug 15 the rise was two percent across 51 cities with 46 showing increases. Declines occurred in Butte Denver St Paul Minneapolis and Manchester NH. Food prices are 18 percent above April low but 59 percent higher than Aug of last year.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor
Butte
Denver
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Manchester
N. H
Part of Texas Remains Dry As Wets Win
Texas shows as No 23 in the wet states with local option results from Saturday's election. Repeal wins 279,567 to 165,082 and 3.2 beer legalized 283,725 to 155,419. Seven counties stay dry and 53 go wet as beer sales set for Sept 15. Heaviest margins in urban areas, rural west Texas favors prohibition.
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Texas
Texas Election Bureau
West
Mrs. Lindley Dies in Albany at 72
Mrs Hattie Rossitter Lindley aged 72 died Sunday at her Albany home. Funeral service will be Wednesday at 1 3 o clock from the residence with burial in Hebbardsville Cemetery. She leaves husband John Lindley a sister Mrs Mary Lee who is critically ill and two nephews. She was sister of the late Lou and T M Rossiter of Albany.
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Albany
Hattie Rossitter Lindley
Hebbardsville
Lindley
John Lindley
Mary Lee
Lou
T. M. Rossiter
Ohio Elks Convention Opens In Cedar Point
The thirty fifth annual Ohio Elks Association convention begins with an informal opening session in Cedar Point with State Conservation Commissioner W H Reinhart of Sandusky presiding. The first business session is Tuesday forenoon and the event runs through Friday. A parade is planned in Sandusky on Thursday.
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Cedar Point
U.P
Ohio Elks Association
W. H. Reinhart
Sandusky
France’s Great Fortifications Guard Austrian Independence
Premier Daladier tours France’s vast new defense system called the Great Wall noting its purpose to deter invasion and protect Austria’s political and economic independence. The fortifications span from Gallais to the Mediterranean, cover 70 percent of the Longly Basin steel industry, cost 100 million dollars, and took five years with 10,000 workers.
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France
Austria
Longly Basin
Ruhr
General Strike Threatened Over Open Shop Coal Pact
Washington Aug 28 General strike threats loom as miners oppose a rewritten coal agreement presented to the NRA by non union operators. Labor leaders attack the labor section as debates over code provisions intensify after a weekend defeat on automobile code efforts.
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Washington
U.P
National Recovery Administration
Eastern Ohio Pastor Fatally Injured in Dispute
Rev. Walter Edmundson a 40 year old traveling clergyman died in St Clairsville Ohio after a dispute over a board bill. A sheriff posse hunted the man he argued with while witnesses said the minister attacked the fugitive with a brick and was nearly struck by a potato carver.
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ST. Clairsville
U.P
Walter Edmundson
Ohio River
Fingerprinting Law Sought to Curb Crime in Congress
Washington August 28 Universal fingerprinting proposed to aid arrest of outlaws. Senate racket committee head Senator Copeland says easier punishment will curb crime more than long sentences. He urges a federal detective force modeled on Scotland Yard and quick return of witnesses to chosen courts.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
Copeland
Senate Committee On
Scotland Yard
Army Flier Feared Dead After Night Bailout Near Stamford
Captain E. F. Harmon of Washington, an army flier from Mitchell Field, took off from Washington and vanished in darkness near Stamford. His body was found a quarter mile from the plane wreck site after he bailed out when his fuel ran low. He apparently misread the coastline and searched for a landing field until his gas exhausted.
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Stamford
Conn
E. FE. Harmon
Washington
Here
Harmon
Mitchell Field
S. 1
Connecticut
Long Island
Ohio State Fair Opens on Columbus Day with Clear Skies
The eighty third annual Ohio State Fair opened at 6 30 am on Columbus Day under clear skies and warm sun. Thousands from Columbus are expected to visit the exposition grounds daily as the fair runs through Saturday night from 6 30 am to 10 30 pm.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Exposition
Milk Arbitration Hearings Set Across Ohio
The Ohio Milk Marketing Commission announced a full schedule of hearings to resolve disputes over wholesale and retail milk prices. Today a hearing is planned on the Kenton area controversy between producers and marketers, and a Cincinnati Area code proposal will be discussed.
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Columbus
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Kenton
Cincinnati
Delegates Arrive for Ohio Junior Order Convention
The first of about 600 delegates expected for the state convention of the Junior Order United American Mechanics began arriving in Tiffin today.
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Tiffin
United American Mechanics
Nationwide Blue Eagle compliance under recovery act improves
The NRA estimated 0 percent of industries operated under the Blue Eagle as 10 weeks since Roosevelt's recovery act began. Officials cite millions of workers getting higher wages and fewer hours, with hundreds of thousands of new jobs created. Codes issued for multiple sectors including automobile, textile, steel, shipbuilding, and wool products.
Labor row threatens coal code talks and national strike risk
Administrator Hugh Johnson presses non union operators and UMW officials for renewed talks as John L. Lewis warns of breaking off negotiations and appealing to the country. The fight over a labor clause in the coal code raises fears of dismissals of union workers and wider unrest in the coal fields. Henry Ford remains outside the automobile code talks, fueling further ambiguity.
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John L. Lewis
Johnson
Lewis
Ford
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Planta
Stone street disappearance search request reaches federal aid
Lima residents mark twenty years since Charles A Stonestreet vanished from his Lima home in March 1918 and have asked Congressman Frank L Kroeb to seek federal help in the search.
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Lima
Charles A. Stonestreet
Frank L. Kroeb
Celina
Stonestreet
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