Seek Reciprocal Tariff With Other Nations Postal Officers
WHW YORK Jan 2 A three fold extremist plot targeting Wall Street, prominent Italians, and officials was uncovered by postal inspectors. Clues tie Eas ton mailings to rogues identified in pictures. authorities pursue three suspected plotters while a New Haven package is tested for contents.
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Easton
New York
Financial Center
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Summitt
New Jersey
Middle West
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Conn
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Angelo Cifaldi
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Cifaldi
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Confesses He Beat Teacher in McKinley School Case
Leonard Coleman 19 confessed to participating in the attack and robbery of Miss Dorothy Skonesny a 24 year old art teacher near her McKinley School home. Skonesny is hospitalized with a double fracture of the lower jaw and facial injuries. a second youth is being sought.
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U.R
Leonard Coleman
Dorothy Skonesny
McHinley School
Coleman
Miss Skonesny
C. W
Power firm enters receivership amid short term default
New York January 24 reports American Commonwealth Power Corporation facing immediate cash pressure as it matures a 3 million dollar short term note. The company, with gas and electric holdings across more than ten states and two Canadian provinces, is placed in friendly receivership to protect assets and reorganize finances.
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U.S
American Commonwealth Power Corporation
Tate
Retiring Army Chief Fechet Flays US Security Attitude
Major General James E. Fechet retired as chief of the army air corps after warning the United States faces danger from its “false sense of security.” He called the country the most hated in the world and urged stronger air power to avert a potentially disastrous attack. Fechet, who served since the Spanish War, urged aviation expansion while noting limited opportunity as an army officer.
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Fool’s Paradise
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William Mitchell
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Mason M Patrick
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A Better New Year Embraces Adversity and Hope
Arthur Srissane remarks on new year resolutions and the need to transform adversity into opportunity in 1982. He cites learning from hardship as a path to truth and success, noting foundations built in distress and foreseeing real improvement. The column is read by millions and continues on page four.
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Disraeli
Wounds Gil By Accident At Midnight Burglary Patrol
In Racine on January 2, Mise Tleens Roush sixteen, daughter of merchant Harry Roush, was fatally shot accidentally by her father as he prepared to pocket a revolver after a midnight patrol. The weapon discharged hitting her in the stomach. she was taken to a Parkersburg hospital with hemorrhages. Reynold Hart, also accidentally wounded a week earlier by his father Earl, is reported to be recovering.
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Reynold Hart
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Enforce Tag Law Prompts 30 Inspectors in Columbus
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown announced measures to dispatch 30 inspectors to Columbus on Monday to aid Sheriff Barry Paul’s deputies in enforcing the 1912 auto tag requirement. The move follows a meeting with Chalmers R. Wilson and Mayor Henry Worley after Worley ordered police to hold arrests until Wednesday.
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Clarence J. Brown
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Chalmers R. Wilson
Henry Worley
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Forced Labor Question May Come Up
Washington reports new treasury regulations governing importation of foods produced by forced or indentured labor aim to revive Soviet goods disputes. The rules, tied to the 1920 tariff act, bar goods once ruled produced under penal sanctions unless importers prove otherwise by a preponderance of evidence.
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Treasury
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Weather outlook for Ohio Valley next week
The Weather Bureau reports rain on Monday and probably Tuesday with snow in the northern portion on Thursday. Rain continues in the Ohio Valley Friday with colder conditions Tuesday or Tuesday night. Temperature rises Thursday and turns much colder toward week’s end.
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The
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Four railroad workers sentenced after deadly train wreck
In KHABAROVSK the Soviet Republic on 1 January four railroad employes were sentenced to be shot for negligence causing a fatal collision. Others received jail terms after a head on crash between a freight train and a fast passenger train in a closed track section killed many.
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Khabarovsk
Soviet Republic
Republican National Committee 1891 Fund Use Report
The Republican National Committee spent 258,918 in 1891 and received 100,371 pounds in contributions. Treasurer James R. Nutt reported the figures today to the clerk of the House of Representatives.
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U.R
Republican National Committee
James R. Nutt
House of Representatives
Offers To Wed For $7,000
Corporal Amos Burcham of Fort Leavenworth Kansas offers to marry any woman of any age for 7000 dollars. He claims to be a better bargain than a Chicagoan who pursued the same lure for 20000 dollars.
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Amos
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Fugitive Kills Six as Officers confront Young
Six officers died at a farmhouse west of Springfield while attempting to arrest Harry Young, the two year fugitive suspected in town marshal Mark Noe’s slaying. Two officers were wounded as reinforcements were sent. authorities mobilized squads and urged troops if needed.
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U.P
Here
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Wiley Mashburn
Ollie Cresswhite
Sidney Meadown
Tony Oliver
Charles Houser
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Noe
Republic
Frank Tile
Virgil Johnson
Springfeld American Legion
Henry Caufield
Jett Terson City
Ontario Swept By Big Storms Of Snow Sleet
Ontario cities faced snow sleet and high winds isolating towns including Hamilton Galt Guelph Windsor and Niagara fruit areas suffered heavy damage. Toronto electricity failed in parts and roads became nearly impassable with telegraph and telephone lines down. Estimated damage exceeded three million dollars and communications were expected to lag for days.
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Two Ohio men jailed over Peace Township road fund fraud
ST CLAIRSVILLE Jan 2 R Bruce Blake of Martins Ferry and Harry Callison of Bridgeport were sent to the Ohio Penitentiary to serve two non concurrent sentences of two to twenty years for participation in the Peace Township road fund fraud.
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R. Bruce Blake
Martins Ferry
Harry Callison
Bridgeport
Ohio Penitentiary
Peaze Township
New Year's Toll in Ohio and Nation Wide Deaths
New Year's fatalities sweep Ohio with at least 22 deaths from multiple causes. A fogbound American Airways flight crashed near London, Ohio, killing four passengers and injuring the pilot. Reports say accidents across the country total over 150 deaths from various incidents in the first hours of the year.
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Jen
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London
New Year Brings Grief to Family in Ohio
In New Philadelphia on January 2 1882 Mamie Shull seized a revolver during a New Year celebration. Her son Dale aged 14 fired it three times. a bullet lodged in his back when the gun discharged in Mr. Shull’s hands. Three dogs knocked over an oil lamp as the house caught fire. damage was slight and Dale was expected to recover.
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Deadly New Year Toll Across Several States
New Year deaths across Ohio and nearby regions include Samuel Cooper aged 3 and Parin Cooper aged 8 among others in Waterloo traffic incidents. In Cleveland vicinity seven parsons died in crashes, plus fatalities in Cincinnati Columbus Dayton and Oak Harbour. A New York telegraph survey cites over 150 deaths nationwide from accidents liquor and violence during the holiday.
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Merion Glendon
Arthur Wellman
Curtis Wollard
Edward Ashmore
Joseph Horschfield
John McKinney
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United Press
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W C T U Leader Attacks Prohibition Referendum Calls for Better Enforcement
Washington January 2. Mrs Bila A Boole president of the Women s Christian Temperance Union denounces a pro prohibition referendum as part of a professionally organized attack on law observance and enforcement She says the association favors no referendum but stronger enforcement and greater observance. She accuses Prohibition Amendment funding by brewers and wealthy Wall Street interests and social leaders Metro newspapers mock government efforts while bootleggers are glamorized. Perry veteran dies at 87. William T Stevens former postmaster and last Civil War veteran in Perry County dies at his home. He served in Company K 120th Ohio.
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Thornville
William T. Stevens
Perry County
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Japanese Forces Take Chinchow Near Great Wall Advance
Japanese troops pressed toward the Great Wall of China after occupying Chinchow Manchuria moving with limited resistance as Chinese forces of Chang Sauch-Lieng retreated and a new Nanking government crisis unfolded Chinese casualties were rising with hundreds wounded en route to Peiping and a heavy bombardment reported at Chinchow.
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Trustees Have 1932 Meeting Here Saturday
Annual Athena Township Board of Trustees meeting held Saturday in the Masonic Building Athens. M A Jacoby and W H H Brown remain on the board with Moore taking a new term and Dwight Rutherford as clerk. The board approved former Clerk Isaas Wiams books and Jacoby was elected president. Bonds for justices of the peace and constables were approved, clerk’s salary set at 260 dollars, and division assignments made. A successor to the late Charles Black was postponed to Feb 6. Road canvass plans discussed but no action taken.
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Dwight Rutherford
Isaas Wiams
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Chicago Seeks Swift Action On Tax Assessments
Chicago faced a critical tax crisis after a court voided two years of levies and questioned 1930 assessments. City and county property owners may contest taxes, with lawmakers urged to order a three year reassessment to resolve the dispute. In Bucyrus, Mrs. Mary Dick died at 108, two weeks shy of 101.
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Edmond Jaercki
Cook County
Lai Bucyrus
Mary Dick
Democrats Plan Tariff Reforms and Budget Moves
Washington January 2 A Democratic push outlines reciprocal tariff deals with foreign nations and tariff commission reforms before Congress returns. Speaker Garner and committee leaders map a strategy to advance a tariff project and related tax revision amid party divisions and veto threats.
Poultrymen Convene in Meigs County This Week
News index notes Meigs County two day poultrymen convention planned this week. Relief office opening Tuesday reported. Anglers show little concern over Ohio streams closure. Pomeroy Bend updates and Nelsonville city building renovations mentioned amid local political activity.
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Nelsonville
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