Farm Bloc Revolt Is Set Down by Regulars and Democrats
Washington October 14. A tumultuous floor fight over a proposed income tax restriction ends with the regular Republicans and Democrats defeating the farm bloc revolt. The clash centered on a $10,000,000 provision and a crossfire of amendments. Kennedy and other leading figures faced decisive votes as the administration battles to advance a tax measure affecting next year’s budget and potential penalties. The outcome leaves the administration hopeful for passage before adjournment.
Poison Candy Sent To Daughter In Law Case Faces Term
Bellaire woman accused of sending poison candy to her daughter in law faces potential term. The case details include alleged acts in December and a court hearing at COLUAHLS with references to Mary Adiune and other named individuals. Evidence indicates motives and apparatus described by prosecutors.
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Brutal teacher killing mystery looms in Rockford
In Rockford a brutal teacher slaying remains unsolved as investigators scrutinize an unnamed woman linked to a Madison, Wisconsin route. Police face numerous suspects while officials discuss a political backdrop and a controversial supply bill shaping national priorities.
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Hoover Prohibition Reform Wins Backing From National Group
Washington December 14 Hoover urges reorganization of prohibition enforcement agencies. Plan to transfer the prohibition bureau from the Treasury to the Justice Department wins support from the National Conference of Organizations supporting the Eighteenth Amendment. The Beer Bloc in the House reportedly divided on repeal method.
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ARTHER BRISBANE AND OUTLOOK OF PUBLISHED INMATES
The column discusses ARTHER BRISBANE noting media bans for convicts and protests over withholding news. It quotes ARDEN BAWES of Sing Sing defending newspaper publication and cites expert Russian ideas on baby care, urging informed discussion as a safety valve. The piece criticizes banning information and comments on motherhood, repression, and tolerance as it appears on page 4.
Jones Law case clarifies penalties amid Prohibition debate
Federal Judge Edwin S. Fhotnes ruled that casual violations of the Jones Law may be punished as a petty misdemeanor, with five years in prison and a $10,000 fine as possible penalties. The conference urged action on the Sheppard Bill to hold buyers liable and defer sellers until enforcement improved. Separately, the International Reform Federation pressed stronger Prohibition enforcement, while a House faction threatened a militant Anti-Volstead movement potentially splitting the Republican side.
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Columbus Man Fined In Court Here For Assault
Columbus man Simeon was fined and cast Friday night in Mayor Bo Wankworths court for an assault charge after a reported argument between Harry Mitchell and Pat Tice. Arrests were reported Wednesday on intoxication with an arraignment planned Saturday before Mayor Woodworth. Frilegle, a former Ohio State architecture student, was injured after falling from a high point at the American Insurance Union Building. John H. Meiners, 28, Cosmopolitan Bank president, died today at his desk in his office.
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Ohio State University
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Sunday Messenger News Index Shows Wide Ranging Local Coverage
The Sunday Messenger outlines its content across sections including World and national news, local features, editorials, society notes, farm news, and district updates. Highlights include census plans, safety meeting notes, and a district twice weekly news spread with features and classifieds.
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Sheriff Adams Shares in Seized Liquor Plot
Sheriff Ed Gregory of Huron County confessed to involvement in releasing 435 gallons of confiscated liquor and planned to resign. A covert liquor case, led by Prosecutor E G Martin and Judge Irvin Carpenter, surfaced after undercover agents were arrested transporting the alcohol to provide evidence for a Federal case. Gregory admitted authorizing shipments for a $2000 share in the scheme. The incident follows a broader crackdown that led to about $2609 traced to enforcement actions in Water County.
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Huron County
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Ralph Oldeidge
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Water County
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Martin Inia
Aken
FEAR FLOODING OF THAMES AS RAIN ENDED
London reports fear of further Thames flooding as rain ceases and preparations intensify. Barriers across key reaches are strengthened while crews work round the clock to counter a week of destruction. Authorities warn spring tides from the northeast could renew flood risks for four days starting Monday.
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House Committee votes to send commission to Haiti
Washington December 14. The House Falen Affairs Committee favorably reported a resolution authorizing the President to appoint a commission to investigate conditions in Haiti and recommend future policies. The committee vote was unanimous. the report was approved without modification.
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Mother and sister of Connie Franklin confront the ghost
Mountain View Arkansas reports indicate the mother and sister of Connie Franklin, a torch murder victim, will oppose the man claiming to be Franklin. Att Renhamson says they aim to confront the impostor and prove the real Franklin, while hospital records and witnesses are checked for confirmation.
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Wasdie
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Daring pilots set out to search frozen wastes for missing trio
An eight man Canadian air crew led by Captain Haoc Oaks volunteers for a perilous Arctic search mission. They pursue Van Tyen Elelgen and his mechanic Earl Borland, last seen November 3 near a north Atlantic trading ship. The expedition carries only food supplies and aims to locate them in the icy expanse. The event highlights bold aviation efforts and wartime resilience.
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van Tyen Elelgen
Earl Borland
Ha Oc Oaks
Mother of 1 killed by crash near Pomeroy
A mother of one was killed instantly at 6 o clock night when struck by a Chevrolet automobile near her home as she was sealing from a store. The driver has not been identified. The victim, Mary Joseph, had been Christmas shopping in Domeroy with her children. The accident occurred as a passing car, heading toward Minaraville, rushed to assist.
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US regrets incident over Shawnee near Kew Horse
The United States government sent a note to Canada expressing regret over a Coast Guard vessel Shawnee incident last September off Kew Horse. The note said the Shawnee was in no dangerous manner and acted to violate US laws, but the Coast Guard reported the ship’s actions as unlawful.
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Instructor Fired Over Bible Stories at Baptist College
Howard College in Birmingham dismissed Prof John Catvin Day for denying Noah and Jonah stories. Day, who plans to accept a similar post at Stanford, said he received offers from Leland Stanford and Indiana University. He stated the resignation was for scientific reasons and due to his remarriage.
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Fog Opaque Skies Delay Planes Across Nation
Fog and clouds since December 14 kept air traffic from New York to Minneapolis grounded for nearly 400 hours. Aviation officials prepared alternative rail transport as pilots monitored forecasts and predicted relief by tomorrow. a New York Chicago flight with radio contact could not land and returned to base.
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Who Owned It Washington sunk spring off Louletina coast
The report recalls a navy case about a sunken vessel 200 miles off the Louletina coast during the spring. Negotiations revealed the ship was American owned. Britain withdrew a claim alleging a rum smuggler under the English flag.
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Outbreak at Auburn Prison Tangles Policy Dismissals
Prison riot and escape bid at Auburn Prison last night as eight convicts and the original keeper were killed or hurt. Warden Jenning defended actions amid the uprising while Sargeant George Sulivan led a new reign of terror, prompting the resignation of state confinement official Dr Raymond B C Kieh amid mounting protests.
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Christmas candy booklet offers readers home kitchen recipes
The Athens Messenger promotes a booklet of candy recipes for Jesus season gifts. The issue notes plans to start a solo flight attempt from Seville to Brazil, with aviators Lieut. Col. Tadeo Larre Berges and Capt. Leon Challe in support. Weather remains favorable as preparations proceed.
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Weather forecast predicts cooler spell and frequent rain
Dec 14 U B reportsRoegton Great Lakes forecast shows moderate temperatures early then cooler spells with heavy cloudiness and frequent precipitation. Onto Valisy region expects rain later in the week with above normal temperatures except on a cold spell around midweek.
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