Ohio Expenses Raskob Offers Home Rule Plan
Ohio state finances show a sweeping budget shift under Governor White with a $9.65 million cut in total operating expenses from 1950 to 1951. Debts left by the prior administration fell to $540,385, while payments on debts totalled $6.51 million in 1931. General revenue expenditures dropped by $4.97 million from 1930, and aid to weak school districts rose by $155,434 to fund teachers salaries and rehabilitation of school buildings in districts unable to meet costs. Highway costs were trimmed by over $9.5 million despite more miles of permanent roads being built. All departments operated under a 2 percent cut ordered January 1.
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Olumbus
Jan. B
George White
Assi
Howard L. Bevis
Bevis
Finance Department
Mabe
General Revenus Fund
White
Death In Unsold Case: Admits Shooting Denies Part
In Delaware Ohio a fatal shooting of 12 year old Kathleen Carver near Bryan is unresolved as coroner awaits ballistic report. Emery Reynolds admits firing toward the house but says he was five to six miles away. William Weller and Wilfred Garver admit being with Reynolds. Garver denies firing.
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Depliance
Kathleen Carver
Bryan
Fred W. Watkins
Detroit
Emery G. Reynolds
Ney
Gar
William Weller
Reynolds
Wilferd Garver
New Filling Station
Freynolds
Two Men Fined For Fighting In Court Of Mayor
Widon Mahaffey of Cemetery Street and Stanley McDonald of West Washington Street were fined $10 and costs each by Mayor Robert S Wood in a police court session Thursday night. They faced charges of fighting after Mahaffey, bruised and shocked, was taken home from a West Union Street restaurant.
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Widon Mahaffey
Cemetery Street
Stanley McDonald
West Washington Street
Robert 5
Wood
Mahaffey
West Union Street
McDonald
Murder charges dropped in Gallipolis fire case
In Gallipolis on January 8, first degree murder charges against 15 year old Albert Ramer and 17 year old Ellsworth Moyer were dropped as both youths repudiated confessions that they set fire to James White’s home. They claimed they were not in Gallipolis on April 7 and had lied for publicity and to escape Lancaster Industrial School where they were held for auto theft.
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Gallipolis
U.P
Alpert Ramer
Ellsworth Moy
James White
Charles Swanson
White
Swan Creek
Albert Raymond
Swanson
Ramer
Moyer
Colfax
This Earth Our Hot House by Arthur Brisbane
Today July Rosenwald presents This Earth Our Hot House focusing on social issues and reflections. The column explores human behavior and moral questions with a civic tone.
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Juline Rosenwald
Mother
Rosenwald obituary and era of benevolence noted
A commemorative notice praises Rosenwald for his ceaseless benevolence across missions and business. It lauds his generosity, leadership as exec president of General Wood Ameri, and the strong, trained successors he left behind amid difficult years. The piece blends tribute with a broader late era mood and mentions New York street-life vignettes.
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Execu
Wood
Ameri Roser
Lessing Rosenwald
Can
Wald
New York
Max D. Steuer
Stimson Ships Open Door Note After Manchuria Protests
U S protests from firms in Manchuria prompt Secretary Stimson to reaffirm open door policy. He warns Japan and China against any de facto actions or treaties that affect U S rights in China and cites the Kellogg Pact and Paris Covenant. The U S says it will rely on the League of Nations neutral commission to seek a resolution.
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Washington
U.P
State Department
Manchuria
Stimson
America
Tokio Ind
Ching
Ha Peiping
Yeaterday
China
Stmron'a
Japan
Chiichow
South Bandhuria
Council of the
League of Nations
Chinese Republic
United States
Republic of China
Gifford Urges Local Aid as Best Unemployment Remedy
Walter Gifford, head of Hoover's unemployment relief group, told Senate committees that four or five states can handle their destitute with local, state, and community efforts without federal appropriations. He argued private agencies and local governments have historically provided the majority of relief funds and that state action is feasible this winter.
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Washington
Walter
Gifford
Hoover
Senate
Sta Gheck
la Follette-Costigan Committee
Man of Steel Wields Knife On Own Body
Surgeon Evan ONeill Kane, 50, famed for removing his appendix years ago, operated on his own inguinal hernia and treated an intestinal rupture from a horseback accident. The hour and 45 minute self surgery at Kane Summit Hospital required precise nerve and steady hand as he joked with nurses and noted slight drowsiness after the procedure.
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Rie
Evan O'Neill Kane
Deranc
Kane Summit
Himeelf
Coxs Army Returns from Unemployment March to Pennsylvnia
About 10 000 jobless demonstrators labeled Coxs Army left Washington by truck and bus in an orderly exodus bound for Pennsylvania. The caravan sang patriotic songs as Father James Cox of Pittsburgh supplied food and presented a petition to Congress and to President Hoover demanding broad immediate unemployment relief.
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Washington
Cox’ Army
Pennsylvania
James Cox
Pittsburgh
Congress
Hoover
Fliers Bodies Claimed Today After Plane Crash
The bodies of Ruth Stewart and Debbie Stanford, society matrons killed near Harrisburg, were to be sent home today. Ruth Stewart’s husband, a St. Louis lumber manufacturer, claimed her body for return to St. Louis at 12 43 p m. Debbie Stanford’s husband W L Stanford of Camden N J planned to retrieve her body for Camden. The crash site was Sherman Mountain after a pleasure trip from St. Louis to Buenos Aires via New York and Havana.
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Farrisburg
U.P
Ruth Stewart
Debbie Stanford
Camden
St. Louis
Buenos Aires
New York
Havana
Paul Comly Wrench
United Press Staff
Sherman Mountain
Rubber ranches cheaper than overseas supply, intrigue in Singapore
A fragmented note mentions rubber ranches in Singapore and a boast about Uncle Henry Ford and Uncle Harvey Firestone supplying rubber locally. The crude message pitches a cheap, vast rubber empire to cover punctures for years, urging a cable to confirm and proceed.
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Singapore
America
Buglard
Henry Ford
Harvey Firestone
Liberia
Brazil
Kansas
Harvey
Yale College advocate backs beer to save youth in Senate hearing
Jean Clarence W. Mandell of Yale College told a Senate hearing that four per cent beer should be legalized to curb hard liquor. He argued beer fosters team play by uniting diverse people, noting students initially sought beer but failed.
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Yale College
Deex Sayx
Washington
Jean Clarence W. Mandell
Senate
Bard Dupe
Warning to combatants from America on Open Door policy
The Hoover Administration defends the Open Door policy in China and vows no treaties that threaten U S interests. Secretary Stimson warns Japan and China to respect the Kellogg Pact and Nine National Pacific Pact provisions.
Spring Signs in Suburb of Athens
Mrs. Charles Creamer on Richland Avenue reports five robins on her lawn yesterday. She says the birds appeared to prey for the season and hunted near the old willows where they have nested for years. She also found daffodils and early blooms in the ground this Wednesday.
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Charles Creamer
Richland Avenue
Creamer
Ritchie's Candidacy Official Yet No Program Outlined
Ritchie announced his candidacy for the presidency last night at the Tonk Hotel amid celebration. He stated a wish to be president and signaled opposition to centralized government, public power ownership, tariffs, war debt cancellation, and national prohibition, while detailed platform proposals were not yet given.
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Ritchie
Navien
Hitchie
Jubiiatinn
S ‘Tonk
Concord Ciah
Yvernmento
Eastern railroad consolidation hearings pursued
Washington January 8 The Interstate Commerce Commission hearings focused on the four party eastern railroad merger or four great roads plan. J J Bennet president of the Chesapeake and Ohio and major Van Everingan fing argued only the four party plan is workable and voluntary action cannot form the fifth eastern system. The presidents of the Baltimore and Ohio and the Pennsylvania testified. The plan offers access to New York and use of the Pennsylvania terminal and a route to New York via the Erie.
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Porter
Interstate Commerce Commission
J.J. Bennet
Chesapeake & Ohio
van Everingan Fing
Fast
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bennet
von Swerlogens
New York
Pennsylvania Terminal
Erie
Murderer Electrocuted in Chicago Jail
Frank Bell known as The Squealer died in the electric chair at 12 05 a m in the county jail. He had just reasserted a previously discredited confession to the murder of Alfred J Lingle Chicago newspaper porter. The condemned man who twice escaped death requested pen and paper minutes before his execution while maintaining statements of innocence regarding Leo V Brothers and others.
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Chicago
Frank
Bell
Alfred J. Lingle
Free Porter
Chris. Patras
Orep
Leo V. Brothers
St. Logis Cengetar
Seligman firm linked to Peru loan graft probe
Frederick Strauss testifies before the Senate Finance Committee alleging J and W Seligman paid 393600 to Peruvians including the president and son to steer 400 million in Peru loan funds. He names President Legula and son Juan Le Wud as targets, claims a revolutionary tribunal convicted them, and cites 20 percent foreign subscription with loans made in 1627 and 1998 and defaulted in 1632.
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Washington
Jan
Tlre
Mew
York
Juan Lewud
Arell
Strauas
Roosevelt boomed as Democratic nomination battle begins
Washington editors indicate Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt or Senator Baker as likely Democratic standard bearer. A newspaper editor survey shows favors Roosevelt or Baker with broad support among 200 editors, while insiders debate Roosevelt’s plan for a restraint referendum and the convention strategy.
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Baker
Roosevelt
Hurling Charges Mayoralty Campaign Turns Personal in Cleveland
In Cleveland on January 3, Peter Witt and Ray T. Miller traded bitter accusations in their mayoral contest. Miller, the Democratic candidate, accused Witt of accepting a $1 from a Cleveland firm to secure a Toledo garbage disposal site, while Witt backers charged Miller with plotting to blow up a four story building and shielding a Republican politician, Richard Mills.
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Cleveland
Peter Witt
Ray T. Miller
Witt
HSI
Cleveland Corporation
Toledo
Miller
Richard ‘T. Mills
China to Seek League Action Against Japan
Chinese government plans to appeal to the League of Nations to impose economic penalties on Japan under Article XVI of the Covenant. The move aims to reestablish diplomatic ties while calling Kellogg Briand and other treaties to convene and decide concrete steps over the Manchuria situation.
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Nanking
Jan
U.P
League of ‘Nations
Japan
Covanant
United Press
Ipiamnasiiaias
Foreign Office
Kellogg
Nina
Manchuria
China
Wire Briefs Plagued by Runaways and Negotiations
Dispatches report runaways from Marist ta Ohio being sought by federal authorities after a car discovery near Marietta. Patton Brand and others missing. Fayetteville Virginia jailbreakers recaptured. Pan American Airways eyeing transatlantic service via English partners. Paul Young surrenders in Houston over Missouri officer killings. a Chicago area case sees a teen driver charged with delinquency after a fatal accident.
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Vian Cochran
George
Lug
Maristta
Ohio
Patles
Jack Cass
Betty Brand
Nlae
Marietta
Cada
Miss Brand
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