Local Carey Act Relief Plan Outlined in Athens District
A Carey Act relief plan outlined by Clarence E. includes a new staff under Mr Spang to manage direct relief and WPA work. The program covers county, state and federal funds with bonds to be raised for relief families and several WPA positions in the Athens district. Seventeen centers are listed with about 400 people affected as the plan moves toward the November election.
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Clarence E
Spang
Ing
Nts
Jas Beer
Lir- Margaret Haskins
Paul Hudall
Bocklein
FERA
Trans- Wpa
Binc
Ite
Sey
Rearry
Hospital Sought to Save Ten Day Old Abandoned Infant
A hospital in the region reported efforts to rescue and care for a ten day old infant abandoned near the Well BORG area. Medical staff acted to stabilize the child and determine guardianship while authorities investigate the case.
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Borg N.¢ligibi
Robert Ia
Refining Industry Brief Note on Men and Business
A fragmented clipping mentions men in business and refining efforts with phrases like by as being refining six pretty sur. The readable text is sparse and suggests a brief industry note without clear events or names.
Athens physician dies preparing for Florida trip
Dr. W. N. Alderman, 82, a noted Athens physician and businessman, died this morning of a heart attack while getting ready for an annual winter trip to Florida. He was a respected public figure in the community.
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Florida
W. N. Alderman
Athens
Bank District Shows Large Business Gain
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland reports the Fourth District saw its best up turn in business in several seasons. Auto industry gains boosted production and payrolls while building activity remained strong. Residential construction jumped and wholesale sales rose ahead of Christmas as coal output fluctuated but improved in October amid rising orders.
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Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank of
Bonus Not in Bag Murphy Warns On Veteran Bonus
Ray Murphy national commander of the American Legion cautioned Ohio members that adjusted service certificates may remain unpaid if supporters falter. He urged a united front and predicted cash payment would come in the near future, comparing the effort to avoiding a fumble.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Ray Murphy
The
Legion
Ohio Legionnaires
Sweeney Demands Ohio Liquor Inquiry
Cleveland speech from Congressman Sweeney Democrat Ohio calls for a searching investigation of the Ohio Liquor Control System. He warns Ohio will be dry in five years unless decisive action is taken and urges Governor Davey to invite an inquiry despite possible reflections on his party.
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Cleveland
Sweeney
Ohio
Ohio Liquor Control System
Davey
Cleveland captures wild dog mother nursing puppies
A four year old suburban panic ends as authorities capture a female chow in Rocky River after six months of sightings. The dog was nursing three puppies about four weeks old, ending a sustained urban nuisance for residents.
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Cleveland
Rocky River
Johnnie Dil Falls From Third Story Window
In Gastonia North Carolina Johnnie Dil fell from a third story window sustaining injuries including four fractured fingers. The incident note suggests a former wrestler background. Further details are not provided.
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Gastonia
N. C
Johnnie Dil
Athens Physician Dr. Alderman Dies at 82
Dr William Nelson Alderman 82 longtime Athens physician and businessman died at home on College Street after a brief illness He helped found Athens National Bank and led multiple local enterprises including Athens Brick Company Foundry and Medical socieites He prepared to spend winter in Fort Lauderdale Fla funeral plans unavailable
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William Nelson Alderman
Athens
College St
Alderman
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Oxford
Morgan County
Nelson
Susannah Weimer Alderman
Bishopville
George B. Carpenter
H. D Danford
Ohio Medical College
Cincinnati
Bellevue Medical College
New York City
Nelsonville
I. P. Primrose
Sarah A. Primrose
Nelsonville Sewer Pipe Company
Athens Brick Company
Athens Foundry and Machine Company
Nelsonville Brick Company
Athens National Bank
City Board of Education
Board of Public Affairs
Clarence Brown Declines Run for Public Office
Blanc hester reports Clarence Brown the defeated Republican governor candidate announced he would not run for any public office in next year s campaigns.
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Clarence Brown
Blanchester
Youths Die in Chair for Kidnap Killing at State Prison
Martin Farrell and Francis Wiley were executed in the electric chair at Rockview Penitentiary in Bellefonte Pa for the kidnap slay of William Weiss a Philadelphia gambler. The killer’s family had paid $8000 to secure Weiss's release before the abduction last year.
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Rockview Penitentiary
Bellefonte
Martin Farrell
Francis Wiley
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
William Weiss
Vandals Sought After School Fire At North Elementary
Middletown police seek vandals believed responsible for a fire at North Elementary School after rooms were ransacked. Investigators report evidence of gasoline used to start a fire on a second floor corridor and note records in principal Ragland's office were missing or destroyed, though not by fire.
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Middletown
Hugh King
Bureau of Identification
L. J. Ragland
Alleged G-Man Slayer Faces Death Sentence
In Indianapolis the government invokes a new federal law offering death or life for the slayer of a G-man. W. Barrett, 48, from Kentucky, faces trial for the shooting death of Cincinnati federal agent Nelwan B. Klein last August during a gun battle at College Corner on the Indiana-Ohio border.
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Indianapolis
W. Barrett
Nelwan B. Kiein
Cincinnati
College Corner
Ind
Indiana-Ohio
Real Christmas Ahead for Him
Jimmy, a 19 month old pictured in a Kansas City Cradle charity drive, was the focus of a large adoption rush as hundreds sought to adopt him. The winners were identified as an athletic coach and his wife, who will become his new parents.
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Kansas City
Jimmy
Deaths Rise as Icebound Ohio Roads Spark Fatal Crashes
Treacherous ice on Ohio highways kept motorists indoors Sunday but many accidents occurred. Killed were John Kasko 1 of Dayton struck at a railroad crossing, Henry J Braun 62 of Pittsburgh run over after a cross street collision, Paul McDonald 4 of Ripley CCC Camp in a Cedarville area crash, Sam Marchine CCC driver from Lima, and Walter McElroy 50 near Ceshocton after a hit and run.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Kasko
Dayton
Kasko
Henry J. Braun
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Paul McDonald
Ripley
Civilian Conservation Corps
Cedarville
Sam Marchine
CCC
McDonald
Lima
Walter McElroy
Ceshocton
Dr. James H. Breasted Dies Aboard Liner Conte Di Savoia
Dr James H Breasted noted archaeologist and head of the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago died early today after a illness while aboard the Conte Di Savoia en route to the United States. Authorities kept the cause of death secret as they had his illness, first described as tropical malaria then undetermined. He helped discover King Tutankhamen's tomb.
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New York
James H. Breasted
Oriental Institute
University of Chicago
Breasted
Conte di Savoia
United States
Tutankhamen
Fire Destroys Ohio River Towboat Ben Franklin
Fire caused by an overheated stove in the galley destroyed the Ohio River towboat Ben Franklin while moored away from shore. The vessel, once in the Mississippi tow trade, was bought and brought to Cincinnati by Capt. Augustus O. Kirschner two weeks before he was shot to death by a burglar a month earlier.
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Cincinnati
Ben Franklin
Missisippi River
Augustus O. Kirschner
Mistaken for Robber Shot by Brother-In-Law in Carrollton
Charles Simmons a 20 year old Kilgore resident trudged five miles through snow seeking a stalled car near Carrollton. He knocked on his brother in law Wayne Albaugh’s door and was shot through the abdomen by Albaugh who mistook him for a robber. Simmons died hours later and Coroner C J Beckman said no charges would be filed.
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Carrollton
Charlies Simmons
Kilgore
Wayne Albaugh
Alban
C. J. Beckman
Simmons
Say It With Bullets: Sheriff Urges Farmers to Kill Thieves
Springfield Missouri Sheriff Scott Curtis advises local farmers to kill a few chicken thieves after recent livestock depredations hitting Ozarks flocks. The stark directive aims to deter further thefts and protect poultry operations.
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Springfield
Scott Curtis
Ozarks
Quail Mortally Wounds Hunter as Shotgun Muzzle Fails
Arkansas City Kansas reports Robert R. Cox claims three witnesses will confirm a hunting incident where a quail collided with his shotgun muzzle and died. The event centers on Cox and the surrounding testimony.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Robert R. Cox
Debt climbs to new high as U S plans large public loan
The Treasury seeks 900 million dollars in new securities to fund relief work and cash needs, potentially lifting the national debt to about 30.5 billion. Morgenthau offers 450 million dollars of ten year bonds at 23-4 percent and 450 million of five year notes at 11-2 percent, with exchange options for maturing notes. Roosevelt says spending will tighten to income and debt will be reduced.
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Treasury
Washington
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Bank Robbers Identified In Mt Blanchard Hold Up
Kenton area youths Raymond McMahon aged 19 and Harold Carmean aged 19 were arrested after confessing to the $1 855 Mt Blanchard bank robbery last Friday. Lieut John Kirchbaum recovered 1265 of the loot. McMahon was captured in a Marion nightclub, with Carmean arrested in Lima as the two planned a return meeting. A bag with a pistol and 441 cash was found with Carmean. The pair reportedly also robbed an Ada filling station earlier.
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Findlay
Mt. Blanchard Bank
Raymond McMahon
Harold Carmean
Kenton
John Kirchbaum
State Highway Patrol
McMahon
Marion
Carmean
Kerelbaum
Lima
Mt. Blanchard
Ada
Makes Trip in Ice-killed Car
An 11 year old boy Glenn Boldan Motley Minn was found emaciated and half frozen in a refrigerated lettuce car after claiming he had been stuck for 10 days without food. He crawled in with five companions at Salinas California on November 22 but woke to find the others gone and the door sealed. He was taken to Union Memorial Hospital where doctors expect recovery despite frostbitten feet.
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Baltimore
Glenn Boldan
Motley, Minn
Bernard Rickin
Union Memorial Hospital
Salinas
Calif
Denominational Schools Face Ohio Aid Fight
Two hundred members of the Ohio Council of Churches legislative committee will meet in Columbus on December 9, led by Bishop A. R. Clippinger to oppose proposed state aid for denominational schools. The Catholic Diocese of Cincinnati had urged vouchers, but church leaders fear public school weakening.
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Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
A. R. Clippinger
Dayton
B. F. Lamb
John T. McNicholay
4Nati
Catholic Church
Lamb
Shot Accident Near Toledo Claims Young Life
James Szalkay aged 1 was wounded Thursday when a rifle discharged accidentally as he and 16 year old Joseph Mate returned from hunting. Szalkay died Sunday in a hospital. the incident remains under investigation.
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Toledo
James Szalkay
Joseph Mate
Details of New Corn Hog Deal Made Known
The AAA outlines 1936 1937 corn hog control contracts aimed at balanced farming. Contracts base hog and corn acreages, allow 100 percent hog base, cap corn at 80 percent, with $1.25 per hog base payment and 25 percent base corn requirement. Payments to be made in two installments around Aug 1 and Dec 31.
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Washington
AAA
Sundey
Ohio football tragedy claims several young players
In Ohio last season multiple players died from football related injuries. Peter Zamaitas a 17 year old Alliance High School tackle died Oct 28 from internal injuries from a Oct 25 game with Massillon High School. Joseph Green, 16, Athens High School, died of blood poisoning after a Sept 13 leg bruise. Maryl Hollers, 16, Chesapeake High School, died Oct 19 from infection after injures on Oct 11. Jack Hartcock, 17, a freshman at Ohio Wesleyan University, died Oct 26 from a broken neck after a scrimmage. Frank Costarell, 23, a Youngstown grocery clerk, died Nov 14 from brain hemorrhages after a diving tackle in a sandlot game.
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Columbus
Ohio
Peter Zamaitas
Alliance High School
Massillon High School
Joseph Green
Athens High School
Maryl Hollers
Chesapeake High School
Jack Hartcock
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Frank Costarell
Youngstown
Public Works Engage 656 in Hocking County
Records filed with J. R. Hickey WPA engineer show 856 men engaged on the public works program in Hocking County last week. Projects operate across the county including Logan Laurelville and Murray City.
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Public Works
Hocking County
Logan
J. R. Hickey
WPA
Laurelville
Murray City
Long Wedded Life of Couple Is Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mundy of near Logan marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on November 22 with a Sunday dinner in their honor. They have nine children, all living, and much of their life was in Hocking County. Attendees included numerous Mundy relatives from Logan and nearby towns. two children, Dorothy Daniels and George Mundy, were absent.
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Logan
Stephen Mundy
Near Logan
Hocking County
Charles Gentry
Emily
Samuel Mundy
Wade Malloy
Wellston
Mra
Mark Bauchmier
Columbus
Karl Mundy
Carl Mundy
Edward Mundy
Harry Mundy
Dorothy Daniels
Workington
Foreign Radicals in America and Parole System Hit by Cobb
Irvin S. Cobb rails at lax immigration and parole policies in Oxnard column. He argues radicals enter freely while criminals are released early, decrying leniency that lets offenders walk free and blaming parole boards for ongoing crime surge.
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America
Cobb
Regulation of Utilities To Be Long Struggle
Washington reports the battle between utilities and the New Deal intensifies as firms refuse to register under the Utility Holding Company Law. Officials foresee a year or more before a decision, with the Securities and Exchange Commission demanding registration as a step toward broader regulation and possible eliminations or limits.
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Washington
New Deal
Securities Commission
Concerna
Fish lines up 1986 GOP bid if Borah runs
Representative Fish of New York said he will seek the 1986 Republican presidential nomination unless Senator Borah is a candidate. He would support the western senator if Borah runs, and plans to meet Borah again on his mid-December return from a southern speaking tour.
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Washington
Fish
New York
Borah
New Yorker
Infection and Pneumonia Threaten Livermore Son
In Santa Barbara California doctors said infection and pneumonia threaten 16 year old Jesse Livermore Jr son of the Wall Street gambler after a bullet wound from a quarrel with his mother District Attorney Hecken dorf did not renew questioning of Mrs Livermore who sobbed while she claimed she shot her son saying I would rather see you dead than drunk
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Jesse Livermore, Jr
Wall Street
Percy Heckendorf
Football Captain Hurt Seriously in Accident
In Cleveland Steve Sabath 18 captain of East High School football and basketball lay unconscious under oxygen in St Luke's Hospital after a late Saturday auto crash. Doctors said Sabath had a crushed skull and little chance of recovery.
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Cleveland
Steve Sabath
St. Luke's Hospital
Sabath
Advisability of Oil Embargo Is Cabinet Topic
The British cabinet debated tightening sanctions on Italy over Ethiopia. Attention shifted to an oil embargo aimed at pressuring Mussolini as Haile Selassie’s forces defend Addis Ababa. Reports note Italian troop transfers to the French border and Geneva anxiety over peace in Europe.
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Italy
Ethiopia
East Africa
Britain
League of Nations
Mussolini
Reilieh
United States
Jaly
League
Tnati
Eimperor Haile Slassie
Wae Trent
Addis Ababa
Deasye
France
Italan Ates
Geneva
Europe
Kernest
Cook at Gallipolis Dam Sought for S600 Theft
Gallia county reports describe Louis Bello a former Gallipolis dam commissary cook accused of stealing $800 from the commissary manager W H Walker. Walker said he left Bello briefly in charge to deposit funds and returned to missing money and Bello. Local sheriff EB Hatfield is involved as the search continues across Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Gallipoli
Louis Bello
W. H. Walker
Walker
EB. B. Hatfield
Bello
Bfore
Philanthropist Dies in Cincinnati
Mrs. Joseph W. Wilshire aged Cincinnati white philanthropist and mother of Joseph V Wilshire Greenwich Coan president of Standard Brains Inc died here Sunday.
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Cincinnati
Joseph W. Wilshire
Joseph V
Wilshire
Greenwich
Standard Brains
Rabbit Outruns Dog in Logan Field Chase
Logan area farmers William Hane and his son Meek recounted a tale of a rabbit outrunning a pursuing collie. They were husking corn when the frightened rabbit bolted across the field and evaded the dog, turning the chase into a swift escape.
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Logan
William Haneset
Meek
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