Love ends in sobs over admirer at Cincinnati home
Charlotte Dessauer a 24 year old patient at the Home For Incurables in Cincinnati, who cannot walk, loved a man known as William, a 53 year old attendant. After he was discharged December 30 he returned last Friday night with a ladder and clothes basket in an abortive attempt to take her with him. he fled and is said to be married with two children from Akron.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Charlotte Dessauer
William
Miss Dessauer
Charles Barlinger
Detroit
Drusilla Shenk
Miss Schenk
Want More Beds In Veteran Hospitals In Ohio
The House Veterans Committee will consider a $2,000,000 Cincinnati hospital and a 200-bed Chillicothe addition as part of a national hospital program. Representative Mell Underwood proposes immediate $525,000 relief, tied to American Legion endorsement in Boston.
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Washington
U.rp
Veteran's Bureau
Ohio
Cincinnati
Chillicothe Hospital
House
Veteran's Committee
Chillicothe
Mell G. Underwood
New Lexington
Underwood
The
American Legion
Boston
Names His Aides
O. W. Merrell the next state highway director in Ohio announced three aides. Grover Cyder of Marion named chief engineer of the Bureau of Maintenance, J. R. Burkey of Columbus chief engineer of bridges and railroad crossings, and H. P. Chapman of Columbus chief engineer of the Bureau of Construction. Burkey and Chapman were re appointed.
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Columbus
U.P
O. W. Merrell
Elecet
George Kite
Grover Cyder
Marion
Bureau of Maintenaec
J. R. Burkey
H. P. Chapan
Bureau of Construcion
Burkey and Chapman
Game Protector LeFever Injured In Shooting Fight
Glouster January 7. Game Protector B T LeFever underwent amputation of three left hand fingers after a shotgun wound incurred while arresting a game law violator west of the Russell Dancing Pavilion. The assailant, who had a 1930 license and a squirrel, fled after firing. A charge of shooting with intent to kill will be filed when LeFever is able to leave home.
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B. T. LeFever
Glouster
Russell
Millfield
Chauncey
LeFever
Athens
Today By Arthur Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane column appears as syndicated commentary labeled Today By Arthur Brisbane with copyright note from King Features inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
King Features, Inc
Hope Deferred Maketh the Heart Sick
A Circuit Court of Appeals decision upholds the prohibition amendment as legally adopted and in force. The judges affirm the ruling, stating the amendment stands as law and will not be repealed for many days.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Clark
New Jersey
No man can call himself happy till his last day declares the end
Bacon on fear, Joffre remembered, and a rare quote about happiness after death. Major General Brown warns the U S government is nearly at the mercy of Alabama Power in Muscle Shoals power matters. Continued on Page 4
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Bacon
Marshal Joffre
Brown
Army Engineers
United States
Alabama Power Company
Andrew Jackson
Logan County Bar Moves to Impeach Prosecutor Hager
Logan County Bar Association votes to impeach County Prosecutor Lloyd P. Hager over his role in releasing Amos Sullivan special deputy sheriff charged with attempting to enter the Coal Valley News plant in Madison last October Sullivan was arrested in Greenup Kentucky and later released on bond a Kentucky jail escape led to the incident and Sullivan was shot by Elmer Jones assistant editor of the Coal Valley News
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Logan
W. Va
U.P
Logan County Bar Association
Lloyd P. Hager
Amos Sullivan
Coal Valley News
Madison
Sullivan
Greenup
Boone County
Kentucky
Logan County
Elmer Jones
The
Longworth Delays Drought Relief Bill Over Food Loans
Speaker Longworth kept the Drought Relief Bill in the House pocket delaying action to block a Senate proposal adding 15 million dollars for food loans. He plans to let the bill surface later to permit a defeat of the food loan amendment by his coalition.
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Washington
U.P
Longworth
House
Senate
Will Rogers on hunger shaping history and power
In Hollywood Will Rogers declares that five hundred simple country people asking for food revealed who rules the nation better than diplomacy or investigations. He warns that hunger will drive consequence beyond budgets and taxes.
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Hollywood
Calif
Paul Revere
Concord
America
Mr. Melton
Wall Street
Washington
Will
Fliers Given Big Reception In Natal Brazil
Brazil honored Air Minister General Italo Balbo and crews of ten Italian seaplanes who completed a 1900 mile South Atlantic flight from Bolama to Natal in 17 hours 10 minutes. Two planes were forced down at sea and rescued by Italian warships along the route. One was picked up by the destroyer Antonio Mosto. The other landed near St Paul Island 475 miles northeast of Natal.
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Natal
Brazil
U.P
Italo Balbo
South Atlantic
Matal
Bolama
Portuguese Guinea
Antonio Mosto
St. Paul
Italian Seaplanes Collide After Takeoff in Natal Burn
One Italian seaplane was destroyed by fire and sank after a collision with another on takeoff at Bolama Portugal. The second plane was badly damaged and its mechanic is reported missing. No injuries to others were mentioned.
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Bolama
Guinea
U.P
Natal
Youth Found Suffering in Snow Near Fremont
In Fremont on January 7 a youth, identified as Jack L. Hall, 22, of Pittsfield Massachusetts or organist, lay in the snow by the highway near Elmore. Albert W. Collen of Toledo, Bryant Heater Co. branch manager, found him struggling, transported him to the county jail where he was revived after collapsing in the cold.
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Fremont
U.P
Jack L. Hall
Pittsfield
Mass
Elmore
Albert W. Collen
Toledo
Bryant Heater Co
Collen
Hart
France Mourns Joffre in Paris Funeral Procession
France mourned Marshal Joseph Joffre as the funeral procession moved from Notre Dame Cathedral to the Invalides in Paris. The ceremony honored a leading World War I hero whose death sparked national mourning.
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Paris
U.P
Franece
Joseph Joffre
Notre Dame Cathedral
the Invalides
Chinese Music Program Aired For New Leong Building Dedication
A program of Chinese music and rituals will be broadcast over WTAM Cleveland at 11 tonight to mark the dedication of the new Leong Chinese Merchants Association building valued at 300000 dollars.
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Cleveland
WTAM
Leong Chinese Merchants’ Association
Republicans Plan Meeting On Deficit and Party Activities
UR Means for settling the deficit from the last campaign and plans for future party activities were to be discussed at a meeting of the Republican State Central Committee in Columbus this afternoon.
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Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
Guatemala Government Recognized by State Department
The State Department decided to recognize Provisional President Jose Maria Reina Andrade's government in Guatemala, a move reported by United Press. The decision was announced as authoritative today.
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Washington
State Department
Jose Maria Reina Andrade
Guatemala
United Press
Four Million Unemployed, Woods Tells Senate Panel
Senate Appropriations Committee hears that 4 to 5 million Americans were unemployed with figures likely worst in January and February. Woods cites census data and AFL figures, noting 10 percent of wage earners idle. mentions New York apple-selling relief effort as a limited aid.
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Washington
Arthur Woods
President's Emergency Employment Committee
Senate Appropriation Committee
United States
Wood
Woods
Copeland
New York
Bratton
New Mexico
American Federation of Labor
Girl saves jail escape by key hiding Magdalene Andrews
Two Toledoans overpowered Sheriff Barnes and fled toward the outer corridor after seizing his keys. Magdalene Andrews, the sheriff’s 14 year old daughter, slammed the unlocked door and retrieved the key, trapping the inmates. She then summoned Deputy Clayton Andrews for help.
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Wauseon O
Carl Barnes
Fulton County
Magdalene
Clayton Andrews
Teacher Tells Religion Courses Begin in Athens Schools
Miss Sisson, member of the Washington County Religious Education Council, taught her first religious education classes in Athens City Schools. The effort marks the first of its kind in Athens County as part of ongoing countywide school work in Washington County for several years.
Oil Patent Sale Boosts Armour Family Fortune
The sale of Universal Oil Products for 22.249 million dollars, led by Shell Union Oil and Standard Oil of California, returns wealth to Mrs Lolita Sheldon Armour who owned 400 of the 1,000 shares and gains over 8.2 million dollars. The Dubbs cracking process patent, central to the deal, nets inventor C Dobbs about 2.58 million.
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Chicago
T—U.r
Lolita Sheldon Armour
J. Oden Armour
Mia. Armour
Shell Union Oil Corporation
Standard of Company of California
Universal Oil Products Company
Billy's Aunt Jane presented by Canaan Grange at Canananville schoolhouse
The Canaan Grange presents a play titled Billy's Aunt Jane at the Canananville Schoolhouse on Thursday night January 8. The cast includes Professor BS Stephens Donald Dorr Billy Blakesley Olaf Allen Tom Durke Karl Rose Ralph W Peters Foster Williams Harry Hunter Belford Davis Philander Wells Raymond Rose Deacon Podger Elwyn Dorr Sam Johnson Herman Williams Mrs Jane Briggs Faye Eslocker Miss Wiggins Ivola Mansfield Dora vant Donna Halbirt Alice Moore Dorothy Eslocker Bertha Wright Finn Hill Anna Moxley Marjorie Morris Kaiie Murphey Juanita Hill.
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Canaan Grange
Canananville
Billy
Jane
Professor BS Stephens
Donald Dorr
Billy Blakesley
Olaf Allen
Tom Durke
Karl Rose
Ralph W Peters
Foster Williams
Harry Hunter
Belford Davis
Philander Wells
Raymond Rose
Deacon Podger
Elwyn Dorr
Sam Johnson
Herman Williams
Jane Briggs
Faye Eslocker
Miss Wiggins
Ivola Mansfield
Doravant
Donna Halbirt
Alice Moore
Dorothy Eslocker
Bertha Wright
Finn Hill
Anna Moxley
Marjorie Morris
Kaiie Murphey
Juanita Hill
Gangster Leader Patsy Tardi Slain in Chicago Shootout
The 42nd Street gang figure Patsy Tardi, 23, linked to the Alfred Lingle case and once held as a suspect, was killed in a night firefight. His companion Ralph Costanzo, 20, was critically wounded in the same outbreak of gangster warfare.
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Chicago
A.ri—Pasquale
Patsy” Tardi
Alfred Lingle
Ralph Costanzo
Ohio University Budget Seeks Dormitory and Biology Building
Governor Cooper submits an 1.985 million dollar biennial budget to the Ohio Legislature for Ohio University including funds for a men’s dormitory and a new biology building. The plan fits in an 80 million dollar state budget, with other state schools listed for comparison and three trustee appointments confirmed by the Senate.
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Ohio University
Ohio
Myers Y. Cooper
Cooper
Ohio State University
Bowling Cireen State College
Kent State College
Miapis University
Wilberforce University
Ohio Senate
David H. Thomas
Maritta
Gordon K. Bush
Athens
James
Collicott
Columbus
Prohibition Becomes Bitter Issue in State Legislature
Prohibition fights divide lawmakers as repeal bills surface. The Wick ersham Commission study blames corruption and local politics for enforcement failures and urges stronger federal state and local cooperation without changing federal laws or repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Some members may file separate opinions.
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Wickersham Law Commission
United Press
Prohibition Repeat Acknowledged In Ohio Legislature
In Columbus on January 7 the Ohio Legislature opened with strong debate over repealing prohibition. Senator Ackerman and Representative Nippert introduced resolutions for a statewide referendum in November 1981 to decide if prohibition should remain or be repealed. Multiple other bills followed, including emergency appropriations and road tax distribution changes, with session adjournment until Monday ahead of Governor-elect White’s inauguration.
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Columbus
Ohio
New Assembly
Joseph WN. Ackerman
Cleveland
Senate
Representaeive
Sonia Nippert
Cincinnati
House
Nippert
Ackerman and
Feawater Riobert
Ohio State Automobile Clubs
Secrest
Noble County
Tme
Raygan County
W. T. Roberts
Belmont County
White
Mall Strikers Blast Church in Virginia
Danville Virginia police and militia patrolled the Schoolfield mill area after the Ventecost Holiness Church was demolished by a dynamite blast near Newton. The largely non union congregation worked at Dan River and River Wide Cotton Mills and had been crippled by a strike since September 29. No injuries reported though nearby windows were shattered. Gov Pollard said North Carolina officials suspected state trooper truck stoppages and announced private detectives would be hired to investigate the blasts.
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Danville
Schoolfield Mill
Ventecost Holiness
Newton
Dan River
Frank Dale
John G. Pollard
Max Gardner
North Carolina
Alfalfa Bill Murray to Face Turp Hearing in Estate Suit
Governor-elect William Murray, known as Alfalfa Bill, will attend a district court hearing January 14 in Oklahoma City over his suit to block settlement of the late T B Slick estate. Murray alleges the tax settlement contract was based on an estate valuation of one fifth the reported 50 million dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Willam
Murray
T. B. Slick
Two Duck Hunters Placed Near Niagara Falls Ice
Two men in an ice locked boat drifted toward Niagara Falls on the Niagara River near Buffalo. Rescue teams monitored conditions as ice floes limited potential attempts to save them.
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Niagara River
Buffalo
N. Y
U.P
Falls
Convict Held in Series of Holdups in Columbus
Bert Weissenberger, 30, a life term inmate from the State Penitentiary, was held at the city prison for investigation into a string of recent holdups in Columbus. He was a trusty at Columbus State Hospital and drove Dr. W. H. Pritchard’s car as part of his duties.
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Columbus
Herebert Weissenberger
State Penitentiary
City Prison
Weisenberger
Columbus State Hospital
W. H. Pritchard
Three Mexican Aviators Die in Air Field Crash
Three Mexican army aviators died and a fourth was seriously injured when their aircraft crashed at Valbuena Air Field late yesterday in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Valbuena Air Field
Hospital children survive in struggle with respiratory aid
In Minneapolis two ill children, an 11 year old girl Lucille and an 18 year old boy Donald Johnagn, fought for life under a mechanical respirator. Lucille breathed unaided for over an hour and Donald showed signs of recovery as doctors weighed who to save if both worsened.
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Minneapolis
Jan
Blande
Iny
Donald Johnagn
Lucille
Donald
Phyatetans
Flames Threaten Gas Well in Muskingum County
In Cannelville Ohio a Dozer Coal Co mine fire spreads across six spots endangering a nearby gas well and a gas line. The fire threatens 200 feet from a nine inch Ohio Fuel Gas Co line and 800 feet from a two million cubic feet per day gas well as authorities seek aid from Gov. Myers Y. Cooper.
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Cannelville
U.P
Muskinggum County
Myers Y. Cooper
Dozer Coal
Hoter
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Zanesville
Freid on Bond Alma Rubens Faces Narco Charges
Alma Rubens, noted screen and stage star, was freed on $5,000 bail after being arrested in a San Diego hotel with 120 grains of narcotics hidden in a gown hem. She must appeal January 13 for a preliminary hearing while doctors say she has not used narcotics recently and she is believed to be in seclusion on her mother’s ranch near Madera, California.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Alma Rubens
San Diego
Madera
Miss Rubens
Insurgent Republicans Join Democrats in Clear Senate Flurry
In Columbus a coalition of insurgent Republicans with Democrats sparked a brief Senate flurry that failed to block Governor Cooper’s recess appointments. The action created excitement but did not stop the confirmations.
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Columbus
U.r-A
Senate
Cooper
Two Gangsters Slain North of St. Louis in Gunfight
Two gangsters were found shot to death on a roadside north of St. Louis, the latest victims in a continuing string of gang shootings in the area.
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ST. Louis
U.R
Two Women Set Endurance Record In Flight At City Airport
Miss Bobbie Trout and co pilot Edna May Cooper celebrate a new free fueling endurance record for women at Municipal Airport in a monoplane named Lady Ralph. Trout, 25, watches as the hour counts rise with cheers from ground crew and onlookers.
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Los Angeles
Bobbie Trout
Edna May Cooper
Lady Ralph
Miss Trout
Miss Cooper
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Seling
Joan H. van Deventer
United Business Publishers
Bureau of Economica
W. A. Craft Messenger
Jackson
Nick
Will Rogers
France
Joffre
Slame Door
Margaret Sisson
Pr. C. Dobbs
Armour
Canaanville School
E. B. Bryan
Wickersham Commission
William S. Kenyon
United States Supreme Court
Mall Strikers Blast Church
Muskingum County
California
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