Bricker Blames Local Officials for Relief Crisis in Ohio
Governor John W. Bricker challenged Cleveland and Toledo leaders to show honest cooperation with counties to solve Ohio relief problems. He denied state savings hurt needed functions, urged cities to use resources, and criticized WPA political manipulation amid relief funding debate.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
State Taxation Department
Coumbus
Washington
WPA
Cuyahoga County
Coughlin Seeks Code to Shield Workers From Radicals
Detroit report says Rev Charles E Coughlin urged legal protection for workingmen from capitalist greed and radical labor leaders He called for a code of unfair labor practices to be added to the Wagner Act aligning with industry codes.
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Detroit
U.P
Charles E. Coughlin
Woman Found Dead in Akron Reservoir
The body of Mrs. Olive Weaver, 44, of Akron, missing since October 30, was recovered from a reservoir. The coroner ruled death as by her own action.
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Akron
U.P
Olive Weaver
Winnie Judd Escapes Asylum Again In Six Weeks
Winnie Ruth Judd dubbed tiger woman and infamous for killing two friends seven years ago fled the state asylum in Phoenix for a second time in six weeks. She broke into a minister’s home to take a coat and food left notes for Gov. Jones and for her mother, then disappeared as bloodhounds hunted the desert fringe.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
State Insane Asylum
Phoenix
R. H. Warren
Gov
Robert T. Jones
Warren
Rev. Warren
Gov. Jones
R. J. McKinnell
Lon Jordan
Asylum
Jones
State official to ask London prison head to resign
State Welfare Director Charles L. Sherwood said he would ask T. C. Jenkins to resign as superintendent of the London prison farm. If he does not quit, Sherwood would have him removed after Jenkins’ leave of absence ends Tuesday.
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Columbus
U.P
Charles L. Sherwood
T. C. Jenkins
London
Jenkins
Sherwood
London Institution
Finland Asks League Of Nations Aid In Defense
Finland appeals for League support against Russia. League secretary Joseph Avenol convoked the league council to meet Saturday and proposed assembling all member nations for a Monday meeting.
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Geneva
Switzerland
U.P
Finland
Russia
League of Nations
Joseph A. Avenol
League
League Council
Youthful Driver Held After Child's Death
Fred Campbell aged 14 from near Eaton faced juvenile court action after the death of Evelyn Petty age 8 in an auto accident Saturday. He was charged with reckless driving.
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Eaton
Fred Campbell
Near Eaton
Evelyn Petty
Speed Opening of Cleveland WPA Projects
Dr. Carl Watson arrives in Cleveland to press immediate WPA work orders for 4,000 singles and 1,000 family relief cases. Frank Bubna predicts swift action on city projects while the city debates using 1,115,000 in tax delinquent bonds amid a legal challenge. Unemployed groups attend the council meeting to observe relief efforts.
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Cleveland
Carl Watson
WPA
Federal Relations
Frank E. Bubna
Dr. Watson
Princess Louise of Argyll Dead at 91 in London
Victoria’s daughter Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll and great aunt to King George VI died after months of illness. She was 91 and noted as the first British princess in 350 years to wed a commoner, and seen as the royal family’s most unconventional member.
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London
V.P
Louise
Duchess of Argyll
George VI
Queen Victoria
Appeal Court Upholds Judge Manton Decision
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals affirms the conviction of Martin T. Manton for selling judicial decisions while he served as a senior judge. The special appellate court rejects the appeal and upholds the conviction.
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Manton
New York
Martin T. Manton
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Special Circuit Court of Appeals
Former pitcher dies at 69 in Pittsburgh
Former big league southpaw Frank Killen died at age 69 in Pittsburgh from a heart attack. He was found dead yesterday, ending a storied baseball career as a premier pitching ace.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Frank Killen
Finns Fear Soviet Air Attacks Amid War Frontline Push
Finnish forces fight the Red Army along the southeastern frontier while Arctic coast battles rage. Soviet claims of progress contrast with Finnish and German evacuations, poison gas rumors, and a looming major assault hinted by Baltic and Helsinki tensions.
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Russia
Finland
Sweden
Red Army
Terijoki
Moscow
Arctic
Petsamo
Liinahamari
Helsinki
Donau
Risti Ryti
Glass Workers Union Elects Columbus Man
I L De Shetler of Columbus elected national president of the Federation of Flat Glass Workers CIO in a run off on Nov 29. He carried 28 of 37 locals in 12 states, defeating Leland Beard of Ottawa Illinois as 18000 votes were cast at union headquarters.
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Columbus
U.P
I. L. de Shetler
Federation of Flat Glass Workers
CIO
de Shetler
Leland Beard
Ottawa
Ill
Ohio Finns Do Bit for Homeland
About 3,000 Finns in Fairport, 60 percent of the town, raise funds and clothing for the Finnish Red Cross. They sent three trunkloads of clothing to New York, collected 500 dollars house to house for the Mannerheim Line boys, and 112 dollars at a benefit sale. Women gather overcoats dresses stockings caps mittens and flannel underwear to aid war refugees in Finland.
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Fairport
U.P
Finnish Red Cross
New York
Mannerheim
Red Cross
Finland
Norris asks Roosevelt to withhold 1940 third term decision
Sen. George W. Norris urges President Roosevelt to delay revealing plans for a 1940 bid. He argues delaying would protect national unity and allow the president to lead liberal progressive thoughts if the country demands it, noting pressures from opponents and the need to clear clouds of doubt.
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Washington
George W. Norris
Ind
Roosevelt
Norris
SWOC Asks Workers To Strike Steel Plants
The CIO steel workers organizing committee asked 12,000 Crucible Steel Company employees for authority to authorize a company-wide strike. Ballots were distributed at nine plants in Syracuse and Pittsburgh areas, McKees Rocks, Jersey City, Harrison and Midland works.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Thee Crucible Steel Company of America
Steel Union
Syracuse
N. Y
McKeese Rocks
Jersey City
Harrison
Midland Works
Midland
Manila Prepares for Arrival of Typhoon
A typhoon that roared northward toward Manila after: heavy damage in at least five provinces was almost stationary 90 miles south of the city. Authorities pressed precautionary measures with schools dismissed and police emergency squads on standby.
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Manila
U.P
Akron Pastor Dies After Long Ministry and Leadership
Dr. David W. Ebbert aged 86 died in Akron yesterday. He was a pastor of the Re formed Church and former president of Ursinus College, noted for decades of religious and academic service in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Akron
David W. Ebbert
The
Reformed Church
Ursinus College
Community Chest Contributors and Drive Progress Noted
A list of firms and individuals donate to the Community Chest with many names and firms highlighted. The drive shows a goal of 12 975 00 with 4 489 25 raised today and 8 485 75 remaining while employees contribute an average of one dollar or more each. The page names many local businesses and institutions supporting the campaign.
Youth Obeys Bible. Man Chops Hand Over Offense
Elbert Snyder a 24 year old factory worker from Spring Hills West Virginia lies in a Charleston hospital after severing his right hand claiming obedience to the Bible and that his hand offended him. He is described as a recent convert and said he had misused some...
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Elbert Snyder
Spring Hills
W. Va
Charleston
Snyder
Fascist Students Like Finland Cheer Balkans Stand
In Rome today Fascist students denounced the Soviet Union shouting Down with Russia and supported Finland. Police and 500 grenadiers guarded the Russian embassy while plainclothes officers monitored the crowd. About 1,000 demonstrators gathered at the Finnish legation urging Finland to prevail as Italy signals readiness to oppose Russian moves in the Balkans.
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Rome
Russia
Atenca
Grenadiers
Finland
Italy
Balkans
Baltic
Widow To Face Another Trial In Arsenic Case
Philadelphia district attorney Charles F. Kelley announced that Mrs. Rose Carina would be tried again within a month on new charges tied to arsenic murders for an insurance syndicate. She was acquitted Saturday of Pietro Stea's death and held without release to face January proceedings over Pietro Perolli's supposed poison death.
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Philadelphia
Charles F. Kelley
Rose Carina
Carina
G-men
New York
Greenwich Village
Pietro Stea
Pietro Perolli
Famed Architect Alfred Granger Dies at 72
Private funeral services were held today for Maj. Alfred Hoyt Granger, a nationally known architect and Zanesville native, who died after a six month illness. His body was sent to Chicago for burial Wednesday. Granger, 72, was born in Zanesville, Ohio.
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Roxbury
Conn
Alfred Hoyt Granger
Chicago
Maj. Granger
Zanesville
Peiping Marshal Wu Pei Fu Dies at 61
Wu Pei Fu a leading warlord in China’s post imperial civil wars died in Peiping at age 61 from septic poisoning. Local reports say he suffered complications after an illness. His death marks a notable shift in regional power dynamics amid ongoing upheaval.
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Peiping
U.P
Wu Pei-Fu
China
Coats Stolen From Westerville Church During Service
Five overcoats and a raincoat were taken from Westerville United Brethren Church during Sunday morning services in an evident burglary.
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Westerville
U.P
Westerville United Brethren Church
British Planes Hit German Warship Base in North Sea Raid
British and French warships patrol the seas as RAF planes bomb a German warship squadron near Helgoland. A German cruiser was reportedly struck. other ships damaged. one pursuit plane downed. Submarine losses claimed and crews landed. Floride sunk by a mine with crew casualties. a Swedish ship may be the Rudolf.
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London
U.P
North Sea
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Germany
Royal Air Force
Helgoland
Britain
West Scots
Copenhagen
Goteborg
Rudolf
Farm programs push tested before Southern and Midwest farmers
Washington report says the administration presented its 1940 farm program to major farming regions for popularity tests. More than 2,300,000 Southern cotton growers will vote next Saturday in a referendum on proposed restrictions on 1940 marketing.
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Washington
U.P
Mate Held in Death Of Mother of Four
Mrs. Inez Liggett of Holland Ohio was accidentally shot to death in her home while her husband cleaned a rifle. Authorities held the husband pending an inquest. She leaves four children.
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Toledo
U.P
Inez Liggett
Holland, O
Liggett
Death of Clement Ghiloni in Licking County Tularemia
Clement Ghiloni, 54, a wholesale fruit dealer, died here yesterday of tularemia or rabbit fever. It is the first death from the disease in Licking County this year.
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Nework
U.P
Clement Ghiloni
Licking County
United States and Soviet Russia Relations Hit 1940 Campaign
Republicans push a slate accusing the New Deal of recognizing Moscow amid tensions over Finland invasion. Hoover urges recall of ambassador and critics claim Communist influence inside the administration. Dies committee probes offer campaign fodder as senators and aides debate breaking U S ties with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Russia
Finland
Republican National Committee
New Deal
Moscow
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert C. Hoover
Nazi Germany
Russia
White House
Roosevelt
Hoover
Dies Committee
Martin L. Dies
Tex
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Labor
Frances Perkins
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Commerce
Ickes
Dies
Republican Party
Laurence A. Stinhardt
Hugh R. Wilson
Sen
William H. King
Utah
Communist International
Communist Party
State Department
Soviet Union
Princeton Honors 79 With Football Awards
Princeton awarded football letters to 79 undergraduates. Among major letter recipients was Don Herring, a tackle whose leg was amputated following an injury in the Brown game.
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Princeton
N. J
U.P
Don Herring
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