Lost Flight Crew Faces Harsh Ocean Conditions
Through air and sea searches led by Navy and private teams, Lt. Charles Ulm and two companions are missing after a Pacific flight ended in an ocean landing. Officials found the wreckage and judged the Star of Australia unsafe, with fabric wings and limited water and equipment. A life raft was aboard, and flares and supplies were scattered among wreckage as rescue efforts continue from Honolulu and Oakland.
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Navy
Leutenant Charles T. P. Ulm
Pacific
Australia
Honolulu
Naval
Ulm
J L. Skilling
Calif
Star Wu
Hawaiian
Y Um
Monnore Ulm
Charles T. P. Ulm
Trade the Black Forest Make First Time in Four Wells
The article notes a new shift in operations for the Homer Company of Newell as the United Association weighs favorable action on a Japan related appeal. It mentions a campaign message urging voters to seize the chance to express citizenry and vote accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welle
Homer Company
Newell
United Association
Missing Iowa girl from Jerauld County reported
A terse local notice states a girl named Mona Leland of Jerauld County Iowa is missing. The brief notes health concerns and hints at an ongoing search. other names such as Doris Wilton and Milliron are mentioned in fragmented form.
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UPA South
Iowa
United States
Leland Mona
Jerauld County
Doris Wilton Junction
Towa
Curb Service Bar Is Newest Luxury
Police stopped John Scovin 25 as he tried to drive off after a tag for over time parking. His car bumper struck the police cruiser and a search found 12 gallons of corn whiskey 24 half gallon cans a rubber hose syphon sacks and corks a complete curb service.
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Steubenville
John Scovin
Scovin
Insull Groups Taken Over by Ohio Interests
Four Samuel Insull units were transferred to four Ohio utility companies for a total price of 1,814,014 dollars. The Ohio Power Company will acquire portions of Buckeye Public Service Co and Central Utilities Service Co. The Dayton Power and Light Co will buy Logan County and other county units, while Columbus Railway Power and Light Co will take Delaware, Pickaway, and Franklin County holdings. The transfer affects about 17,000 Ohio subscribers.
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Columbus
Samuel Insull
Ohio
Ohio Utilities Commission
Ohio Power Company
Buckeye Public Service Co
Pike
Jackson
Central Utilities Service Co
Marion
Richland
Crawford
Allen
Knox
Morrow
Seneca
Stark
Summit
Wyandot
Paulding
Guernsey
Noble
Belmont
Hardin
Logan
Licking
Coshocton
Muskingum
Morgan
Hancock
Delaware
Pickaway
Franklin Counties
Ashville
Pickaway County
Pickets Boo Women At Kaynee Factory
Two Clevelanders were jailed in Bucyrus pending charges after pickets booed women workers at the Kaynee Co. plant. About fifty pickets sang outside while women entered without incident.
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Bucyrus
Kaynee Co
Doctor Henry Is Weaker
Dr. J. L. Henry, ill at his home 61 North Congress Street, was reported in a weaker condition today. Family members urged friends not to call at the home.
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J. L. Henry
North Congress Street
Emptiness of Hitler Examined by Distinguished Lecturer
De-il Lengyel, renowned authority on Germany, addressed Ohio University at Memorial Auditorium about Adolf Hitler. He argued Hitler’s rhetoric hides empty platitudes and warned Germany’s power is illusory, noting Hitler’s shifts on Polish Corridor and Saar Valley with nonaggression pacts and concessions to outside forces.
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Germany
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
De,il Lengyel
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
God
Lengyel
Prince Bismark
Kaiser
Austria
Saar Valley
France
Script Seen as Means of Collecting Taxes
EAST LIVERPOOL December 5. State Examiner R A Reigie recommended to the city council issuing anticipatory notes of script to liquidate 104000 in outstanding bills including 37000 in back salaries and 50000 for street lighting.
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East Liverpool
R. A. Reigie
U S Prepares Radio Plea In Drive on Bootleggers
On repeal anniversary officials push legal alcohol campaign and tax relief talks. Morgenthau plans a radio appeal urging purchase of legitimate liquor as enforcement data show vast bootlegging persists and revenue shortfalls continue.
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U.S
Washington
Morgenthau
James M. Doran
Distilled Spirits Code Authority
Massive Niagara rock slide from Table Rock derails view point
A 200000 ton rock slide from Table Rock near Niagara Falls plunged into the gorge on the Canadian side. Niagara Parks Commission official Ellison Kaumeyer said the fall did not alter the falls contour as mist cleared in gusts. The debris pile was seen in the water this morning after erosion from wind and rain formed the break.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara Gorge
Table Rock
Horseshoe Falls
Ellison Kaumeyer
Niagara Parks Commission
American Falls
Niagara River
Burt L. Pew
Table Rock House
Kaumeyer
Pew
Republicans in Harmony Plan to Restore Party Unity
Washington dispatch reports efforts to ease tensions within the Republican Party as Sen Borah and Sen Couzens trade barbs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr calls for constructive liberalism to rebuild strength while maintaining sound policies and avoiding untried schemes. The National Republican Club Review carries his letter outlining a reform path.
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Washington
Senator Borah
Senator Couzens
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Borah-Couzens
National Republican Club Review
T.R
Three Appear Before Magistrate in Athens
Mark Jenkinson of Athens was arrested by State Patrolman Sprague for unlawfully operating a motor vehicle and showing another vehicle’s license. He pleaded guilty, fined 25 dollars plus costs by Magistrate Porter. Donald McGarva and Alex Castle faced grand larceny charges for stealing 318 pounds of copper wire worth 50.88 dollars from Sunday Creek Coal Company. they pleaded not guilty, were bound over, but failed to furnish bond and were jailed.
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Mark Jenkinson
Athens
T.B. Sprague
Jenkinson
C. H. Porter
Donald McGarva
Alex Castle
Porter
Stratton
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Columbus Lumber Man Hunts for Missing Son
Landon C. Bell chairman of W. M. Ritter Lumber Co of Columbus Va seeks word on his son Landon Bell Jr missing since November 22 He failed to arrive in Columbus on Thanksgiving Day and is feared to be suffering amnesia or the victim of foul play while a Hampden-Sydney College student.
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Richmond
Landon C. Bell
W. M. Ritter Lumber Company
Columbus
Landon, Jr
Bell
Hampden Sydney College
Cardinals star pitcher Dizzy Dean names salary range
Bradenton Florida December 5 Jerrome Dizzy Dean said his salary for next year would be between 73000 and 26000. He earned 8000 last year.
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Bradenton
Fla
Jerrome “Dizzyz’’ Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Nelsons Widow in Jail Rumors Link Hamilton to Custody
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs Helen Gillis widow of Baby Face Nelson has been held by federal agents for several days amid rumors that John Hamilton the Dillinger gang ace is also in custody. Authorities would not confirm Hamilton’s arrest or status while secrecy surrounds the Gillis detention and possible relation to the Nelson case.
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Chicago
John Hamilton
Gunner
Dillinger
Helen Gillis
Nelson
Hamilton
Department of Justice
Samuel Cowley
Herman E. Hollis
Hamilon
Roosevelt Sees Output Control As Farm Relief
President Roosevelt declares New Deal acreage control the path to parity for farmers. He argues reduced exports and synthetic processes limit foreign outlets, so American relief comes from managing consumption to match demand, boosting prices and living standards at home. He will take the special train this afternoon and reach the White House tomorrow noon.
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Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Southland
America
White House
Son of Italian Tenor May Face Jail Term
The Supreme Court ruled that Enrico Caruso son of the late tenor if he returns from New York to Italy must serve a two and a half year jail sentence for a 1930 motor road altercation. The appeal of Enrico and Rodolfo Caruso was rejected.
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Rome
Supreme Court
Enrico Caruso
New York
Italy
Caruso
Enrico
Rodolfo
Hurricane Again Hits Central Honduras Area
government makes hasty preparations as central Honduras faces a second major disaster in six months. Three towns reported laid waste and communications crippled, with casualty estimates unclear. A prior hurricane in July killed around 1,000 and devastated property.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Galapagos Expedition Probes Two Bodies on Isolated Islands
A team led by Capt. G Allan Hancock searches the Galapagos Islands to identify two bodies found on Marchena Island and to test the wreck and starvation theory after speaking with a few Charles Island inhabitants.
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Los Angeles
Galapagos Islands
G. Allan Hancock
Marchena Island
Charles Island
More Than 45 000 Added to Ohio Relief Rolls in October
October relief rolls in Ohio grew by 45 619 names as expenditures rose by 518 641 dollars from the prior month. The State Relief Commission disclosed that 1 066 783 Ohioans received aid in October, totaling 1 426 197 dollars in cost.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Relief Commission
British Publisher Lord Riddell Dies at 69 in England
British journalist and publisher Lord Riddell died at Walton Heath England aged 69. The notable figure led major newspapers and contributed to journalism during a long career.
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Walton Heath
England
Lord Riddell
Fire at Warner Brothers First National Studios Buries Sets
A blaze at Warner Brothers First National Studios in Burbank California killed one person and injured 15. The fire damaged about half of eight acres, destroying outdoor sets including the famous New York set used in many films. Early reports estimate damage at 300000 dollars. Firemen extinguished the flames after threatening sections near sound stages and administration buildings.
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Burbank
Calif
Warner Brothers
First National Studios
New York
Davis Wins $1 Judgment in Auto Injury Suit
In Athens County Common Pleas Court Marion Davis was awarded $1 after suing Emmett Patton for injuries from a car collision. Davis had claimed damages totaling $800.
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Marion Davis
Emmett Patton
Athens County
Hunter Wounded When Dog Knocks Over Gun
Steubenville man Peter Polverino aged 44 from Mingo Junction was injured when his dog knocked over a gun propped against a fence. The weapon fired into his left shoulder, leaving him in care after the incident.
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Hunter
Dog
Steubenville
Peter Polverino
Mingo Junction
Polverino
U S Supreme Court Still Has Plenty on Ball
Beverly Hills letter-writer Will Rogers riffs on a court victory over two California college students, praising the Supreme Court's sharpness in a playful sports analogy and joking about Louisiana politics and a sugar bowl reference.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Will
Beverly Hills
Calif
California
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Huey Long
Tulane
Goa
Louisiana
University of Louisiana
Sugar Bow
Will Rogers
Early Canaan Resident Dies
Martin F. Mansfield age 76 lifelong Canaan Township resident and farmer died Tuesday in a Columbus hospital after surgery. He was unmarried, survived by two sisters Carolyn and Margaret who died last year, and a brother Leroy in Missouri. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at the family home with Rev. C. M Coulter officiating. burial in West Union Street Cemetery. Friends may call at the Mansfield home.
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Martin F. Mansfield
Canaan Township
Athens County
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Mr. Mansfield
Mansfield Farm
Athens-Canaanville Road
Zehira Mansfield
Mansfield
Carolyn
Margaret
Mia
Leroy
Missouri
Amy
Homer
C. M Coulter
Dayton
West Union Street
Chain Men To Post Who Refuse To Work
PAINTSVILLE Ky December 5 Three men who refused to work out fines for drunkenness were chained to power line poles on Main Street by order of Town Marshal Jess Allan and Police Judge R A Patrick The three were secured with log chains and two 25 pound iron balls attached to each man and padlocked to posts at three street corners They will stay there except at night until they agree to work off the fines
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Paintsville
Jess Allan
Allen
R. A. Patrick
Two Men Held in Death Of Girl Struck by Car
Coroner Charles Wells had two men held in county jail as he investigated the killing of 14 year old Hattie Lesinski on a highway. Witnesses placed the teen with the men Sunday night and later she was seen walking and weeping along the road. The driver said she stepped in front of his car and he was exonerated.
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Steubenville
Charles Wells
Hattie Lesinski
Wells
Repeal Has First Birthday Ohio Setup Called Success
Ohio liquor control department marks its first year as a model for the nation. Since January the 11 month old enterprise reports 121 state stores and 80 agencies with sales of 7.509 million and profits of 1.25 million. Monthly gallonage tax revenue totals about 4 million to the federal government and two million to the state. 2.5 million from 15,000 liquor permits is returned to municipalities. Despite rising business, officials note increasing temperance amid the holiday surge.
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Treasury
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Columbus
Ohio
Liquor Control Department
Wellington T. Leonard
John A Hughes
Leonard
Three Per Cent Bill Clears Ohio Senate With Sudden Sprint
The 3 percent sales tax cleared the Ohio Senate 21 to 7, bolstering Governor White’s emergency plan for 1935 funding. If approved by the House, funds would boost public schools by about 25 million and local governments by about 45.5 million, with additional sums for old age pensions, poor relief, and bonds. The plan also estimates revenue from a liquid fuel tax and potential income tax proceeds to the school fund.
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Columbus
White
Senate
House
Senate Passes Pollock Bill Extending One-Cent Fuel Tax
Senate advances a one-year reenactment of the one-cent liquid fuel tax and considers a utility excise tax increase while House actions lag. The Mo sier theater tax bill adds a flat 3 percent gross receipts levy, removing ticket tax coupons. The income tax bill remains unsettled with debate over rates and brackets.
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Senate
House
Dr. C. S. Shumaker Dies at 49 in Pomeroy
Dr. C. S. Shumaker a longtime Pomeroy dentist aged 49 died at 9 30 this morning after a health decline. He lived in Pomeroy 30 years and served on the Board of Education and in Masonic circles. He leaves three daughters Janet Margaret Ruth two sisters and four brothers in Ohio Pennsylvania and Arizona. Funeral plans have not been made.
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Pomeroy
C. S. Shumaker
Woman in Milwaukee relief line dies with purse containing 122
Milwaukee on December 5 65 year old Mrs Frances Jankowski collapsed while waiting for food at an outdoor relief station. Authorities found 122 in her purse including some gold certificates in her belongings.
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Milwauke
Frances Jankowski
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