Ohio May Be Center of Garner Third Term Fight
The piece notes Garner plans a 52 delegate contest in Ohio on May 14 amid broader anti third term moves. It cites state committees backing Roosevelt, Farley pushing Massachusetts delegation, and Donahey's resistance to fronting a third term delegation in Ohio. It mentions California, Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Illinois, Oregon, and Wisconsin primaries and 1100 delegates overall.
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Washington
John N. Garner
Roosevelt
Ohio
Garner
Pennsylvania
Democratic State Committee
New Jersey
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Maryland
Illinois
Oregon
Wisconsin
California
New Deal
Georgia
Nebraska
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Massachusetts
Farley
Vic ‘Donahey
Donahey
Second Storm Sweeping East
The second storm in six days brings slush to the eastern seaboard with snow wind and rain from the South. Temperatures stay above freezing for most, avoiding the heavy deaths and damage of last week. Massachusetts reports nine inches of snow and sleet as power lines fall, causing outages and several highway accidents including a bus collision at Sudbury with 15 injured.
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New York
Seaboard
St. Valentine’s Day
New England
Massachusetts
Sudbury
Mass
Five Canton Firemen Treated After Four Hour Blaze
Five Canton firemen were treated at a hospital for burns and cuts from a four hour fire that destroyed a three story building housing F. W. Woolworth Co and other stores. The blaze was brought under control at 2 am by Canton's 80 firefighters as a high wind threatened to spread flames to nearby downtown buildings.
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Canton
U.R
F. W. Woolworth Co
College head opposes plan for a Miss Ohio pageant
Dr Kenneth I Brown president of Hiram College opposes selecting a Miss Ohio from college coeds to represent the state in this years Miss America pageant while Arthur Cook says several colleges will participate in the Cleveland July event. Abe Lincoln's cousin William A Lincoln 94 Dayton died of pneumonia Sept 2 8 in Dayton Ohio. He was a former truancy officer and Dayton school board member survived by one great great grandchild and 15 great grandchildren.
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U.P
Kenneth I. Brown
Hiram College
Ohio College Association
Arthur Cook
Dayton
William A. Lint
Cleveland
Lincoln
Abraham Ner
Atlantic City
N. J
Abraham Lincoln
S. Lincoln
Irish Fort Raid in Cork Harbor Wounds Guard
Irish forces reported to have raided Temple Breedy Fort in Cork Harbor early today. One military guard was wounded seriously and authorities pursue connections to the outlawed Irish Republican Army.
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Dublin
Temple Breedy
Cork Harbor
Hoover widens scope of Finnish aid fund
New York reports Herbert Hoover announced expansion of the Finnish relief fund to include all organizations sending funds to Finland for civilian relief or munitions. The fund will receive and transmit money to recognized private groups in Finland or to the Finnish government through its new remittance division.
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New York
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Finland
Roosevelt Divorce Move Expected for James Roosevelt Wife
In Los Angeles friends expect James Roosevelt to step aside and let his wife Betsey obtain a divorce on desertion and mental cruelty grounds. Betsey Roosevelt filed a cross-complaint to the suit filed by James, who had accused his wife of deserting him over a year ago.
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Joseph E. Mayott
Los Angeles
U.P
James Roosevelt
Betsey C. Roosevelt
Long Machine Faces Test in Dem Primary
Louisiana voters go to a Democratic run off to choose between Gov. Earl K. Long and reformer Sam Houston Jones. The Long machine relies on 3,500 National Guardsmen and armed police to maintain order as factions mobilize and Noe backs Jones.
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New Orleans
U.P
Louisiana
Huey Long
National
Earl K. Long
Kingfish
Sam Houston Jones
Long
National Guard
Robert S. Maestri
Long Machine
Jackson
James A. Noe
Jones
Canal Defense Vital Says Roosevelt At Sea
President Roosevelt inspected Panama Canal defenses aboard the destroyer Tuscaloosa and warned 21 American republics that the canal is vital to hemispheric defense. He urged cooperation to keep the canal impregnable against land air or sea attacks.
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LAND
Roosevelt
Pacific
Panama Canal
Western Hemisphere
U. S. S. Tuscaloosa
United States
Americas
Fight To Clear Name Resumed by Gallia Man
Washington D C U P Captain Oberlin M Carter 83 a Gallia County Ohio native resumed before a Senate military affairs subcommittee his long effort to clear his name He contends the 1898 court martial that convicted him of graft was a frame up He served four and a half years in Leavenworth Federal Prison and told Senator Sherman Minton the panel that he was framed by the tribunal.
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Washington
U.P
Oberlin M. Carter
Gallia County
Ohio
Senate
Carter
Leavenworth
Sherman Minton
Ind
Jury drawn anew as Athens county trial stalls
Jury selection in the Athens County Commissioners Ira Whitmore and Walter Maccomb s case is delayed after insufficient panels. Judge Clifford Belt limits a new Athens resident jury to 10, with two regulars left to choose and two alternates. Opening testimony likely Wednesday as parties contest qualifications and exercise limited peremptory challenges.
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Athens County
Ira Whitmore
Walter Maccombs
Clifford L. Belt
Belt
Athens
Judge Belt
Warren Ross
Raymond Slutz
Golda Ashworth
F. R. Sayre
H. C. Dorman
Ruth Baughman
Laura Bailey
Eve Gullum
Gertrude Stewart
Co. N. Durst
John Kelso
A. B. Wells
Mae West in $1,000,000 damage suit over Diamond Lil profits
Mae West arrives in court to seek $1,000,000 alleging misappropriation of profits from the film Diamond Lil and its later hit She Done Him Wrong. She says she offered $100,000 for the Diamond Lil story but received only $25,000 while Mark Linder claims a secret share of profits.
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Hollywood
U.P
Mae West
Mae
William S. Baird
Mark Linder
Linder
Miss West
Paramount Studios
la West
New York
Chickadee
Delay Filing of Plan To Set Up New Pensions
Secretary of State Earl Griffith refused to approve an initiated petition form for a proposed constitutional amendment by the Pension Action Bureau. The plan would create a retirement system paying $30 weekly to people over 57 out of work. The summary must be reapproved by the current attorney general.
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Columbus
U.P
Earl Griffith
Pension Action Bureau
Cleveland
Griffith
E. L. Lansing
Bureau
Herbert S. Duffy
Thomas J. Herbert
C. R. Baker
Cleveland Heights
Robert E. Kingsley
Kenton
William H. Hill
Lakewood
Peter J. Diedrich
Fred L. Seibold
Painesville
Five Planets Will Be Visible to Naked Eye
Cincinnati article notes a rare February celestial sight. Dr. Everett I. Vowell of the University of Cincinnati Observatory says five major planets Venus Jupiter Saturn Mars and Mercury should be visible in the western sky at dusk. Uranus may be seen with a telescope by observers.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Everett I. Vowell
University of Cincinnati Observatory
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Mercury
Yowell
Red Leader Warszower Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
Federal Judge John C. Knox sentenced Welnel Warszower, Russian-born financial secretary of the American Communist Party, to two years in prison for using an illegally obtained passport. The judge also recommended deportation after the sentence is served.
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New York
U.P
John C. Knox
Welnel Warszower
American Communist Party
Knox
Warstower
Pension share for March arrives in Ohio
State Treasurer Don H. Ebright announced the federal government sent a check totaling 1 477 175 44 dollars as the federal contribution for old age pensions for March.
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Columbus
U.P
Don H. Ebright
Nazis Execute Three As Anti Social Element
Berlin AP reports two men who cheated soldiers and others who defrauded war welfare agencies were executed as anti social elements. The announcement names three victims and labels the actions as crimes against the state.
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Berlin
Balkans tensions rise as Allies shift forces in Near East
Turks defy German bluff as Allies pour troops into the area near the Balkans. Finland fights the Red Army while Norway and Sweden debate aid. British and German actions threaten to widen the conflict, with oil shipments and the Altmark incident shaping diplomacy.
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Germany
Balkans
Turkey
Soviet
Russia
Near East
Mediterranean
Baku
Romania
London
Bucharest
Reich
Sweden
Red Army
Norway
League of Nations
Altmark
Court Ruling Puts Teeth in Coal Law
Washington U P Director Harold A Gray of the Bituminous Coal Division announced a three judge Little Rock decision upholding a 19 12 percent tax on nonparticipating producers as constitutional. He described plans to enforce minimum prices and marketing rules this spring with penalties including the tax. The Atlanta case had upheld the act's regulatory provisions.
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Washington
U.P
Harold A. Gray
Little Rock
Ark
Gray
City of Atlanta
Police Question Father In Death of Daughter
A father was held and his wife sought for questioning after the death of six year old Geraldine Hardaker. Her body was found in a park washroom with a crushed skull, and police noted the family were estranged and linked to a cult with unusual rituals.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Geraldine Hardaker
Betty Hardaker
Charles
Britain admits biggest shipping loss in week of war
The admiralty said five British ships and 15 neutral ships totaling 86,077 tons were sunk in the week ended Sunday. British losses reached 39,276 tons while neutral ships lost 46,801 tons, marking the largest merchant shipping loss in any week of the war.
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London
U.P
Admiralty
Vinton County Man Is To Be Paroled in May
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission paroled 39 prisoners at London Prison Farm. Among those released is James Boyer of Vinton County, sentenced for burglary with a May 1 parole date and two years supervision.
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Vinton County
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
London
Vinton
James Boyer
Flood Danger In Ohio Slight
The Ohio River at Cincinnati is rising toward a crest near 37 feet by Thursday, with the river at 34 feet today. The flood stage is 52 feet, and observers say there is little danger. river traffic is normal and the Mississippi Valley Barge Line has resumed operations between Cincinnati and New Orleans.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Ohio Valley
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
New Orleans
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