Plans for President Hoover Vacation Draws Editors
Washington reports indicate President Hoover plans a late spring vacation to Florida and possible national parks tour. Speeches are slated for April meetings of Republican editors in Indianapolis and New York, with discussions of a state visit and drought relief duties influencing timing.
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Red Cross Visits Logan County Amid Relief Efforts
Logan County hosts a conference with Red Cross representatives including Miss Helin Moses and local leader Hany Smith to discuss relief plans. The chapter notes widespread charity efforts, focusing on unemployed families while stressing equal aid regardless of race color or creed.
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Necessary Luvurles and the Reclassify Urge for Prosperity
A fragmented editorial argues for loosening purchase restrictions to stimulate employment and industry, urging consumers to buy luxuries to restore prosperity. It notes rockets across the bay and cites tax and public funds as insufficient, urging reallocation toward production and domestic demand while acknowledging moral concerns about spending.
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York Township Will Not Receive Red Cross Aid
In Welsonville on February 20 a Red Cross representative stated York Township will not receive relief funds from the National Red Cross. The drought and Depression-era cuts limit financing, with local groceri e orders to be rationed. a relief committee led by Rev L Lloyd Evans and Harre Kelhres will seek temporary aid and assess needs.
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High Finance Fadhs and the Fed in Tough Times
Today by Arthur Beish discusses the role of the Federal Reserve and high finance in the United States economy. It argues that vast sums borrowed and spent risk ruinous debt, warns against mismanaged stimulus, and contends that domestic spending could aid recovery while the Fed’s power prevented a deeper crisis.
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Railroads Warned to Speed Eastern Consolidation
Chairman Parker of the Interstate Commerce Committee warned eastern railroads to expedite the four party consolidation plan. He stated Congress may find it necessary to empower the ICC to order larger roads to dispose of properties acquired without permission.
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Will Rogers Urges Red Cross Outreach Beyond Cities
Will Rogers argues that Red Cross relief must extend into remote hinterlands to reach forgotten Americans. He criticizes Congress and Senate for failing to plan broad, deep aid and warns relief workers should go beyond visible relief to serve those in thinly populated areas.
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Cal as Milk Czar Could Be Offered Post
Springfield reports Eduard Shattuck Ramimrst durations proposing Cal Coolidge be named head of the dairy industry revival at a salary near three times the president's. The idea floated at a conference of about 80 men would place Coolidge as dairy czar for a year with a 3206000 annual pay and would require each dairyman and farmer in the United States to contribute annually to fund the salary.
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DuPont heiress dies in studio gas death near Wilmington
Miss Duline Mochtam of Kentucky, wife of Eugen E. DuPont, a director at E I DuPont De Nemours, was found dead by her husband in a studio above an old garage on her estate Evowaad near Wilmington. Police report carbon monoxide from a car driven into the garage caused her death at about 39, a prominent figure in riding and hunting circles with friends in Washington, New York, and Philadelphia.
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He’s Still Going from Marietta to Washington via Multiple Cities
Far Logan February 10 report notes Stan Specialy continues a roller skating journey to Miami from Marietta. Arthur Hall completed a leg at four o'clock Wednesday afternoon arriving in Cin. Hall planned to leave Lancaster for Chillicothe then Washington D C and Cincinnati en route.
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Fear a 'Pocket Veto' As Senate Approves Veterans' Loan Bill
President Hoover is expected to veto the Veterans' Loan Bill despite Senate passage by 72 to 12 and House support. The bill’s fate hinges on Hoover’s pocket veto, with fewer than ten legislative days left in the current session. White House aides indicate the president may not sign, keeping the measure alive only if Congress acts again.
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Killers Await Death Shock at Rachview
In New Castle two condemned men Glenn Dague and Bre Schroeder await transfer to Death House at Rachview. Relatives visited Schroeder before a farewell to Butler and a flight from Martinsburg. Governor Pinchot’s potential respite discussed but no official announcement issued.
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Drowned Suspect in Wheeling Killing Incident
In Wheeling, William Davis, 40, a Steubenville resident, drowned while fleeing police after allegedly killing Joseph Toth, 20. Davis reportedly shot Toth, fled, and jumped into the Wheeling Creek, attempting to swim across when pursued. Police investigation continues as the case unfolds.
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Hymie May Could Talk On Potter Murder Clash
Fitzaburgh Hymie Martin faced police pressure as they pressed him in Cleveland over the murder of former Councilman William E. Potter. Authorities said he might spill details about the crime.
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Oversupply in Rum Trade Triggers Coast Guard Action
Coast guard reports tight controls and a crackdown on contraband liquor as several ports suspend meet activities after shootouts. Captain Chuiet wounded in the Josephine Ko incident off New York, with authorities expanding patrols and vowing decisive action against rum runners. Twenty schooners taken up within the past week as owners weigh return to trade.
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Eakin Murder Suspect Taken
Columbus police charged 24 year old Frank Maloney with the murder near Ankland Ohio on Feb 5 and say he killed Battina after following him from Cleveland to Columbus. Investigators allege Maloney transported the body and drove to a small town then back to Columbus with a planted liquor clue and a staged scene.
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Akron bootlegger held on plumbing code charge
Police raided the home of Joe Var go and found evidence of liquor being dumped down a drain. He was arrested for violating the city plumbing code as part of a crackdown on bootleggers. The case references safety director Ross Walker and potential enforcement actions. In Cincinnati, Kenneth Cunningham was bound over to the grand jury in Norwood Police Court on a bigamy charge after his wife testified.
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Bucyrus Fights Move of Shops to Cleveland
Citizens of Bucyrus challenge a plan to relocate local shops to Cleveland. The dispute centers on the proposed transfer, with opponents arguing economic impact and job losses, while supporters claim efficiency and regional benefits. Local officials consider hearings and a potential vote to settle the issue.
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Control of Most Railroads by Holding Companies Revealed
Washington tech reports show 85 percent of U S railroad miles are owned by holding companies. Van Sweringen brothers of Cleveland run the most extensive holdings, controlling about four of the nation’s rail lines and nearly 200000 miles of track. Other major lines include Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania, Southern Pacific, and Santa Fe with thousands of miles. Also noted is a list of about 40000 railway stockholders and an appointment in Ohio industry relations announced by Thomas A Peramula.
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Rudy To Blame? Kansas City Mystery Reports Fatal Shooting
Fragmented text describes a domestic dispute in Kansas City where Mrs. Welsh borrowed a revolver from a neighbor and shot her husband Rudy Walker. The article notes his condition as to exit heal and mentions radio voices and a retired home investigation, but many details are garbled.
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Silk Shirt Hanging Suspect Card Sharp Murder Tale
A fragmented report describes a suspected card sharp tied to a silk shirt murder scene in Atlanta. The narrative mentions a February discovery by Dr TMH Harding and a body flown to the Italian consulate in Cleveland after an apparent suicide claim.
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Coal Oil Burns Two In Cincinnati Tragedy
A mother and her three year old child were fatally burned when a coal oil lamp exploded in a Cincinnati home. Mrs Jack Robina, owner of the house, entered the burning room to rescue them as flames spread. Mrs Stemper attempted to rekindle a hearth fire with kerosene and Betty Lou watched moments before the blast.
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Weather summary for yesterday and today
Yesterday high temperatures noted as Abiene f7 in San Antonio 72 and Miami tH. Today's lows reported with White River 6 below and Prince Albert 16 below. General forecast for 36 hours shows unsettled conditions over the northeast including the Ohio Valley and Lake region with cloudy skies and occasional snow flurries this afternoon. Temperatures forecast 28 to 30 above in the north, winds from the east at 20 to 23 above and gusts shifting.
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New England battered by heavy storm hits coast
Northeast storm weakens after two days of battering the region with high winds and heavy rainfall. Ships struggled to leave harbors as weather damaged vessels including the Lady Nelson and a steamship near Halifax. Reports from Boston indicate several ships in distress and multiple casualties as the storm lashed coasts from Massachusetts to German waters.
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May Fly flight around world ends in Croydon
Mrs Victor Benes announced the completion of a 20000 mile journey around the world ending at Croydon aerodrome. She began in Boston Sept 25 1930 and has held 17 world motor records for women. Brus and Brora (Bruce) spoke of flying to Buenos Aires during the British Trade exhibition starting March 14.
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