Auto crashes kill one and injure four in Ohio districts
A fatal wreck near New Straitsville and a separate Route 31 collision near Logan left one dead and four hurt. Among the injured are residents from Athens and Middletown. Authorities described neck and head injuries and fractures while noting several victims were hospitalized. The crashes occurred Sunday afternoon as drivers veered into trees and poles along rural highways.
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Middletown
Pritchard
Athens
Aristocrats Of Livestock Picked Today
From 14 000 entrants judges started selecting 1933 champions at the international livestock exposition. Harry Hege Jr 17 of West Point Ind won national meat animal champion of the 4 H Clubs Elena Shoup 20 of Bartlesville Okla became national 4 H champion canner Ohio State University won the intercollegiate livestock judging contest with 4606 points 75 000 spectators packed the arena exhibits valued at over 5 000 000 prizes total 100 000
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Chicago
U.P
North America
Harry Hege, Jr
West Point
Ind
Elena Shoup
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Ohio State University
Greece Will Seek Way To Extradite Insull
Athens December 4 Greek Prime Minister Tsaldaris said Greece will explore legal avenues to extradite Samuel Insull fugitive to the United States. He noted U S pressure and a reversal from prior stance that extradition lay only with Greek courts. Reference to Canada’s surrender of Martin Insull noted as significant.
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Athens
U.P
Samuel Insull
Chicago
United States
Panayoti Tsaldaris
United Press
Tsaldaris
Insull
Martin Insull
Domestic Gold Price Unchanged as Roosevelt Returns
The government kept its domestic gold buying price at $34.01 per ounce today as President Roosevelt resumed personal leadership of monetary and recovery programs. Despite firmer London dollar quotes, the rate remained fixed after last Friday’s 25 cent hike. no change was made this week.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
White House
London
Dr. Vinson Resigns Western Reserve Post
Dr Robert E. Vinson resigns as president of Western Reserve University after illness warning. He submitted the resignation to the board and is currently at Pinehurst awaiting acceptance.
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Dr. Vinson
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Robert E. Vinson
Western Reserve University
Rolph Spoke From The Heart Instead Of From Diplomacy
A Santa Monica letter from Will laments Rolph speaking frankly rather than diplomatically. He notes fear of attackers blaming him and references Ethel Barrymore and modern society, then reveals personal grief over a dog killed by a truck. The tone is informal and personal.
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Rolph
Maby
Governor Rolph
Ethel Barrymore
Lindy Delayed In 1870 Mile Hop to Brazil
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh faced calm seas at Bathurst Gambia as repeated attempts to launch a non stop flight to Natal Brazil failed. With no wind and a smooth river, suction kept the pontoons to the water. Another trial was planned for the night.
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Lindy
Brazil
Bathurst
Gambia
West Africa
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Natal
Gambia River
Lindbergh
Hold Trio in Addison Theft
Three persons Rathburn of Addison Rutherford and Frost of Maple Shade were arrested by Sheriff Hatfield Chief Fraley and Deputy Gates for stealing $50 in money cigars food and clothing from the Sayre Cannan Store in Addison Saturday night. Meat and clothing found at Rathburn and Frost homes linked to the theft and entry was by breaking a side window. Arraignment planned today on breaking and entering charges.
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Gallipolis
Wayford Rathburn
Addison
Charles Rutherford
Helen Frost
Maple Shade
Elmer Hatfield
John Fraley
Howard Gates
Sayre & Cannan
Rathburn
Frost
Two Barberton Men Die in Separate Accidents
Akron dispatch reports two Barberton men died in separate Saturday night crashes. Jake Hart, 30, collided with another car at Cleveland Road and 31st Street. Carl Ritzman, 25, died when his car struck a curb near Greenlawn Memorial Cemetery, flew into the air, and hit a tree as flames erupted.
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Akron
U.P
Barberton
Jake Hart
Carl Ritzman
Hart
Cleveland Road
31St Street
Ritzman
Romic Road
Greenlawn Memorial Cemetery
Ohio CWA hits third week with 165000 goal in reach
In Columbus Ohio the federal re employment program expands with new emergency work projects as 139000 workers hoped to be at jobs by Wednesday. By Saturday 124000 were employed and $3 million in wages paid, with December relief expenditures projected at 8 to 9 million dollars.
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Columbus
CWA
Ansious
Ohio
Buckeye
Maj
E. O. Braught
Braught
Legion Chiefs Of State Kick At New Deal
American Legion leaders in Columbus attacked Roosevelt administration policies at the Ohio Department conference. National Commander Edward R Hayes criticized recognition of Soviet Russia, inflation plans harming veterans benefits, and reduced service connected disabilities. Franz Thompson urged relief directors to prioritize veterans in aid distribution.
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Legion Chiefs of State
New Deal
Columbus
American Legion
Roosevelt
Ohio Department of the Legion
Edward R Hayes
Soviet
Russia
Judge-Elect Arrested for Hunting Law Violation
Ravenna dispatch reports Henry Schreader, state conservation officer, arrested H. J. Williams, Lakewood municipal judge elect, in Mantua for hunting without a license. He paid a $25 fine plus costs, judged by Elizabeth Horne, justice of the peace.
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Ravenna
U.P
Henry Schreader
H. J. Williams
Lakewood
Mantua
Elizabeth Horne
The
Peae
Fourteen Years of Prohibition Near End as States Ratify
The United States poised to end prohibition as Pennsylvania Ohio and Utah ratify the Twenty first Amendment making them the 34th 35th and 36th states to do so. Celebrations planned nationwide and liquor control agencies faced suspensions pending new quotas while North Carolina prepared to vote and South Carolina rejected repeal.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Utah
South Carolina
North Carolina
United States
New York
Benjamin Decasseres
United Press
Columbus
U.P
Arrange Loan for Big Banks
In Cleveland on December 4 1933 facilities for exchanging millions of dollars of mortgages from closed or restricted banks for bonds of the Home Owners Loan Corporation were announced by James H Gilman. Liquidators of Union Trust Guardian Trust and Lorain Street Savings Trust reported about 2100 mortgages for approval with an aggregate value over 7 million dollars and an ultimate total expected value of 20 million dollars.
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Cleveland
T.p
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Jamea H Gilman
The
Loan Corporation
Gilman
Ohio
Union Trust
Guardian Trust Company
Lorain Street Savings & Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Guardian Trust
Mrs Dale Ward Dies After Illness At Holzer Hospital
Mrs Dale Ward aged 43 of Eno dies at 5 30 PM Sunday in Holzer Hospital after several days of heart trouble. She leaves a husband who serves as Gallia County dog warden and mother of three children.
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Gallipolis
Dale Ward
Eno
Holzer Hospite
Gallia County
Chicago Gangsters Sissies Beside Youngstown Thugs
Prof David W Maurer of Ohio State University reports a three year study showing Chicago gangs not as bad as Chicago is cited as a major center alongside Youngstown Cleveland Cincinnati Akron Buffalo Detroit New York and New Orleans The Monk ey s Nest in Youngstown and Campbell are singled out as dangerous areas He links crime to Prohibition and notes politicians often rely on gangsters while vice versa
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Columbus
U.P
Youngstown
Midwest
David W. Maurer
Ohio State University
Chicago
Maurer
Cleveland
Professor Maurer
Cincinnati
Akron
Buffalo
Detroit
New York
New Orleans
Thomas J. Courtney
Cook County
Courtney
Farmers in Ohio receive first Wheat Adjustment Checks
One hundred twenty four farmers in Athens Meigs and Gallia counties each got first payments of 20 cents per bushel for signing reduced wheat acreage by 18 percent under the Agriculture Adjustment Administration. Total Ohio checks reach 207,830 dollars across 16 counties.
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Athens
Meigs
Gallia
Athens County
Meigs County
Gallia County
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
United States
Ohio
Pennsylvania Ready For Repeal Session
Harrisburg reports that Lieutenant Governor Edward C C Shannon will open Pennsylvania's repeal convention in the Senate chamber at noon. Officials expect quick formalities as the Keystone State, with 15 delegates pledged to repeal, moves to become the thirty fourth state to ratify the constitutional amendment.
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Harrisburg
U.P
Edward CC. Shannon
Pennsylvania
Senate
Keystone
Buckley urges state liquor monopoly and wine beer licenses
U.S. Senator Buckley urged Ohio to back a hard liquor state monopoly with licenses for selling national wines and beers and local option controls. He warned against reintroducing saloons or serving hard liquor by the glass in hotels, restaurants, or clubs, arguing private profit would return. He attacked the idea of a restaurant license as restoring the profit motive and noted the word restaurant should not substitute for saloon.
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Cleveland
U. & Senator
Robert J. Buckley
Ohio
Cleveland City Club
Buckley
Governors Commission
City Club
Yar Ag
Bulkley
Taxpayers Seek Reversal of School Board Closure
Temporary restraining order blocked T E Daniels from transporting Siloam and Gothard pupils to Mercerville as taxpayers in Guyan Township challenge the board of education action. The petition claims the meeting lacked legal authority, lacked proper resolution and pupil assignment, and sought reopening before term end. Conveyance to Mercerville began December 4.
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Sallipolis
W. R. White
T .E. Daniels
Siloam and Gothard
Guyan Township
Mercerville
Harry Miller
P. R Houck
Charles Johnson
Daniels
Mercerville School
Roosevelt returns to Washington from Warm Springs
President Roosevelt arrived in Washington at 10 57 am aboard the special train from Warm Springs Georgia. He is in good health after two weeks of sun and a work vacation and will resume directing government from the White House with reports expected from department heads on the recovery program.
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Utah
Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Georgia
White House
Pine Mountain
Home Owner Loans Hit New Weekly High in Columbus
Home Owners Loan Corporation reports 610 loans totaling 1,764,213.40 completed in the week, the strongest since the organization was formed. State Manager Henry G. Brunner announced the figures yesterday in Columbus.
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Columbus
U.P
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Henry G. Brunner
Body of Missing 8 Year Old Edwin Fox Found Near New Cumberland
The body of Edwin Fox, eight, who vanished from his home near New Cumberland on February 4 was discovered in a field by a rabbit hunter. The cause of death and other details remain undeclared as authorities investigate the troubling find.
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New Cumberland
W. Va
Edwin Fox
Here
Ohio faces liquor law clashes as repeal nears
Ohio legislators prepare in special session to craft a uniform liquor tax and control bill while battles between state monopoly and sale by drinks heat the race to repeal. The measure may become law as a taxation bill or require an emergency clause with a two thirds vote, shaping when repeal takes effect.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Ohio City
Ohiio
Dr Wynekoop is Still Weak
In Chicago on December 4, physicians said elderly Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop was too ill to stand arraignment on an indictment for murder of her daughter-in-law Kheta. Dr Francis J. McNamara reported she was too weak to dress or move from her bed and remains hospitalized.
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Chicago
U.p
Physi Cians
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Philip Sullivan
Criminal Court
Kheta
Francis J. McNamara
Wynekoop
Legislative Lobbying Probe Not Completed
Columbus dispatch reports County Prosecutor Hosking said the legislative lobbying investigation was not finished. He said witnesses are being interviewed and testimony heard. The September grand jury was dismissed and a new jury will be convened for the January term.
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Columbus
U.P
Hosking
Pair Named in City Marriage Notice
Lloyd McDaniel aged 29 of New Marsh Field and Mary M Downs aged 24 of Albany listed as the marrying couple in a local notice. Both are described as children of their respective parents Mr and Mrs Frank Mc Daniel and Mr and Mrs George Downs.
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Lloyd McDaniel
New Marshfield
Frank McDaniel
Mary M. Downs
Albany
George Downs
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