Farmers Need Home Markets and Credit Machinery
Nebraskans hear talk by former President Hoover in Lincoln as he argues for restoration of home markets and farm credit, criticizing New Deal policies. He calls for increased production substitutes, a subsidy for new uses of surplus land, and expansion of farm relief programs. Hoover praises free enterprise and warns against restraint while urging practical aid to agriculture.
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Herver
Ourage
University of Neoliseum
Hoover
Rome
Kes
Freeman Bateck Survives Bullet Hit in City Incident
A man named Frederick Bateck was struck by a bullet while walking in the city. The shot supposedly came from an unidentified source, pierced his clothing, and deflected away, leaving him unharmed. Local officials investigated the incident as an accidental shooting.
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Frederick Bateck
Huey Plan Rivaled by Cincinnati City Council Reformer
Rev. Herbert Ss Bigelow, new Cincinnati City Council member and follower of Father Coughlin, launched a bold plan to win for Cincinnati and to enrich Ohio residents by 20000 dollars in 12 months. He claimed Huey Long had nothing on his scheme but withheld details. He had previously spoken of starting a revolution.
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Cincinnati
Herbert Ss. Bigelow
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Ohio
Huey Long
Bigelow
Baby Bond Bill Faces Senate Debate With Cash Bonds
Senate debate opens as supporters claim four of five votes for a bill to pay soldiers a cashable baby bond bonus. Administration leaders push for quick passage before adjournment while critics warn of new taxes and higher treasury borrowing. Senator Harrison predicts enactment with or without Roosevelt signature.
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Washington
Senate
Morgenthau
Treasury
Harrison
D. Miss
Roosevelt
Snowbound Roads Halt Central Ohio Traffic
Snow blanketed Ohio with five inches or more in Central Ohio the heaviest of the season. Temperatures fell to 15 to 24 degrees above zero as heavy snowfall Thursday melted on highways then froze, creating dangerous ice and slowing traffic statewide. The meteorologist warned more snow for Friday night and Saturday, threatening further disruption, with Portesmuth area less affected.
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Columbus
Ohio
Portesmouth
Former Glouster Man Stricken in Columbus
Ead ward CG McKelvey aged 79 of Columbus a former resident of Jacksonville and Glouster died suddenly in Columbus Wednesday. He is survived by his wife. Funeral services will be held Sunday at the home 931 Bryden Rd. In the early 90s he was store manager at Jacksonville for a coal company and later for Glouster. He later served as representative of the A Schwartz Ol Co which he helped form and traveled frequently through the Sunday Creek Valley.
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Glouster
Eadward CG. McKelvey
Columbus
Jacksonville
Bryden Rd
McKelvey
the &. A
Draft Agreement To Prevent Arms Race
London delegates from four great sea powers began drafting an agreement for exchange of fleet building information to prevent an arms race after Japan quit the International Naval Conference. American and British delegates conduct immediate surveys of Pacific positions to determine independent fortification steps.
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London
Japan
Pacific
Roosevelt outlines new soil erosion plan for American agriculture
President Roosevelt expressed confidence that the new farm plan under soil erosion and conservation laws would fulfill the dead AAA’s aims and foster nationwide agricultural development. He noted slight amendments to the acts may be needed, avoided tax discussion, and mentioned potential land lease costs and existing machinery like county agents to implement the program.
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Washington
AAA
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Supreme Court
White House
Silicosis Suits Called Holdup by Contractor Leader
P H Faulconer, president of Rinehart and Dennis, challenges 450 silicosis suits as a holdup amid claims of 476 deaths linked to the Hawk's Nest hydro project. He notes only 48 men died at the work site and attributes deaths to pneumonia during a county pneumonia epidemic.
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Gauley Bridge
Hawk's Nest
P. H. Faulconer
Rinehart and Dennis
Charlottenville
Fayette
Trio Are Given Long Penitentiary Terms
Federal Judge Robert R. Nevin sentenced three men for assaulting and robbing an Ironton rural mail carrier of a $2,944 payroll. William McMillan and William Lynch, former Cincinnati police officers, each receive two years in a federal penitentiary while Henry Zix of Indianapolis gets 25 years.
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Cincinnati
Robert R. Nevin
Ironton
William McMillan
William Lynch
Henry Zix
Indianapolis
Gallipolis Mail Carrier Drinks Acid, Will Live
Albert Knuckles a Gallipolis mail carrier drank acid by mistake Thursday night at a tin shop owned by James Pethtel. He was taken to Holzer Hospital where physicians said he was probably out of danger this morning.
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Gallipolis
Albert Knuckles
James Pethtel
Knuckles
Holzer Hospital
Rose Seeks Re Election As County Prosecutor
Harold J. Rose of Giouster Athens County announced his bid for a second term as prosecuting attorney. He will run in the Republican primary on May 12 and is the only announced candidate so far. Sheriff Charles Bhatton already announced reelection Thursday.
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Harold J. Rose
Giouster
Athens County
Rose
Comagyy
Charles Bhatton
Te Agein
Antarctic Explorers Found Alive After Search
Lincoln Ellsworth and Herbert Hollick-Kenyon, missing Antarctic explorers, were located at Little America on Thursday by an Australian rescue ship after an extensive search across the South Polar regions.
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Lincoln Ellsworth
Herbert Hollick-Kenyon
South Polar
Little America
Ellsworth and Briton Found Alive After Antarctic Flight
Lincoln Ellsworth and Herbert Hollick Kenyon, missing since November 23, were found alive and well in Little America. A rescue ship Discovery II sent a garbled message and later a clear confirmation. The flight departed Dundee Island toward the Ross Sea, with rescue efforts by Britain and Australia beginning January 1.
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London
Lincoln Ellsworth
Herbert Hollick-Kenyon
Little America
British
Colonial Office
Navy
Italians Claim Huge Victory In Africa Front Battle
The Fascist Command in Africa said 4,000 Ethiopians were slaughtered in a great battle on the Southern front. Ethiopian sources dismissed the claim saying the major engagement was impossible due to Ras Desta’s scattered army. Britain sent nearly 3,000 troops to Alexandria and Egypt’s Mersa Matruh route.
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Africa
Addis Ababa
Ras Desta
Italy
Geneva
Red Cross
Légue of Nations
Alexandria
Egypt
Mersamatruh
Injunction Bars Road Fund Plan in Clark County
A permanent injunction barred the Clark County auditor and commissioners from enforcing the Lawrence-Armbruster Road Re funder Law. The law required 52 counties to contribute 10 percent of motor vehicle license revenues to a road retirement fund. Judge Davis ruled the measure violated both Federal and State constitutions.
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Springfield
Clark County
Youth Held as Suspect in Meigs County Shooting
17-year-old Dewitt Run resident William Emmett Larkins, recently discharged from a CCC camp, was held at Meigs County Jail as a suspect in the fatal shooting of 63-year-old Mrs. Sarah Lawrence in Hazael. The motive and entry details remain under investigation as deputies pursue leads.
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Pomeroy
William Emmett Larkins
Dewitt Run
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
CCC
Utah
Meigs County
Sarah Lawrence
Hazael
Larkins
Tom Gerrall
Lawrence
Olive Ours
Mrs. Lawrence
Stroke Fatal to Mrs W Hill in Columbus Restaurant
Mrs Walter Hill aged 47 of Jacksonville died of a heart attack while paying for lunch in a Columbus restaurant after accompanying her husband from Grant Hospital where he had major surgery. She leaves a husband two sons her mother and four sisters and three brothers. Funeral services are planned at a local church.
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Grant Hospital
Columbus
Walter Hill
F. Guinther
M. FB
Maplewood
Hill
Ninevah Rebekah Lodge
Thea
C. E F
Gilouster
Walter
Glouster
Wilbur
Eliza Cox
Mra Paul Schmidt
Gill Dawson
James Morris
Mra
C. F. Guinther
J. T. Cox
David Cox
Will Cox
Bartlett
Robbery at Floydada Store Ends with Escape
Walton Hall found a door broken and hired three bodyguards to enter his Floydada shop Thursday night. Two armed men robbed Hall, while the guards were locked in a back room. the suspects escaped. A Nelsonville note mentions a funeral service for J. F. Roberts and Charlee Reynolds by Philadorian Lodge.
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Tex
Walton Hall
Nelsonville
Philadorian Lodge
No. 187
J. F
Leslie) Roberts
Charlee
EF Reynolds
Fees of ROTC Hear Speaker Denounce Unit
Groups opposing a voluntary senior ROTC unit at Ohio University plan a 4 PM protest in Memorial Auditorium. Sherwood Eddy will speak against military training, calling ROTC the spearhead of Fascism in America. Eddy arrived in Athens after a noon luncheon arranged by local ministers.
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Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Sherwood Eddy
Eddy
Athens
ROTC
America
Dangerous Monkey Breakout In Seattle Jewelry Store
Two monkeys escaped into Ben M Bridges' Seattle jewelry shop climbing through a transom and swinging from a cuckoo clock weights. Clerks hid as the animals chased across glass cases and diamond displays for two hours before being recaptured.
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Seattle
Wash
Ben M Bridges
Wrecka
WPA Workers Get Increase in Wages in Ohio District
Trumbull and Lake Counties wage scales rose on orders from WPA district administrator Robert P. Owens. New monthly wages apply to unskilled 55 dollars, semi skilled 65 or 85 dollars, skilled 85 dollars, and professional 104 dollars as stated for the region. existing figures adjusted to the new schedule.
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Columbus
Works Progress Administration
Trumbull
Lake Counties
Robert P. Owens
Literary Digest Poll Shows Voters Stand 3 to 2 Against New Deal
The Literary Digest reports a nationwide poll with 1,907,681 ballots showing 62.66 percent opposed to the New Deal and 37.94 percent in support. Majorities vote against in 36 states, with Utah and 11 southern states voting for it. Ohio tallies 65.96 percent against and 34.04 for.
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Literary Digest
New York
Utah
Ohio
Trouble Diagnosers Plentiful But Not Practical
A Cobb column mocks self styled experts who diagnose every problem yet fail in practical choices. The writer jokes about a lunch encounter with a know it all who cannot even decide simple personal matters showing the gap between theory and action.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Irvings
Cobb
Ohio to Investigate Milk Supply in Southern Ohio
The Ohio Department of Agriculture will investigate the milk supply in southern Ohio at the request of dairy farmers and West Virginia Health Department. Inspectors will study the situation after complaints were considered and may involve a general meeting of farmers. West Virginia urged banning milk from Grove City Circleville and possibly Chillicothe.
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Columbus
State Department of Agriculture
Ohio
West Virginia Health Department
H. R. Garver
Mathew CreMion
West Virginia State’ Health Department
Huntington
Tindale
Charleston
Grove City
Circleville
Chillicothe
Garver
Hope To Settle Finance Issue In Ohio Legislature
Columbus legislators pressed renewed efforts to resolve the relief and finances problem and end a four month old special session. The House postponed action on its relief plan while the Senate amended measure heads to Tuesday's calendar. Leaders hope to settle the finances issue, with a supplemental bill that might overcome Gov. Daveys veto threat, as the House sticks to its $10 million distribution basing on need and the Senate favors its budget distribution plan.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Martin L. Davey
J. Freer Bittinger
Paul P. Yoder
Relief Crisis Averted As Officials Pledge Sam
County commissioners announce they will provide 806000 for relief, averting a threatened crisis in Cleveland. Police considered guarding relief agencies to prevent outbreaks, while county relief staff prepared to continue as volunteers.
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Cleveland
Brother Wins Pardon After Long Struggle
In Columbus Ohio Governor grants a pardon to Frank Basey age 27 who was imprisoned at the Ohio State Reformatory after a confession tied him to a $1590 Cleveland robbery. The case followed a lengthy dogged effort by a brother who quit his job to lobby for clemency and an extensive investigation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank Basey
Ohio State Reformatory
Frank
Sina Man
Cleveland
Basey
Eleventh Hour Stay in Hauptmann Case Reasserted
Jafsie offered to return from a South American cruise to answer questions about Hauptmann evidence but New Jersey said return unnecessary. Dr John E Condon from Panama Canal Zone urged no compulsion and sought to be involved.
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Trenton
N. J
Jafsie
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Panama Canal Zone
John E. Condon
David T. Wilentz
Condon
Hauptmann
Hoffman defies impeachment talk over Hauptmann reprieve
New Jersey Governor Harold G Hoffman in a combative statement defended his 40 day reprieve for Bruno Hauptmann saying impeachment would be the price of following his conscience. Attorneys General Wilentz and Condon clashed over the reprieve while papers demand Hofmann's removal. The governor’s action delayed Hauptmann’s execution and drew strong political criticism from Trenton papers and lawmakers.
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Trenton
N. J.C
Harald G. Hoffman
Bruno Hauptmann
Wilentz
Condon
Hermann
Hauptmann
Hoffman
New York
Crawford Jamieson
Trenton Demeoeras
Jamieson
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