Blazes Costly Amid Severe Cold and Snow
A United Press survey reports fires, crashes, and bitter weather caused heavy losses over the weekend. In Salem Ohio Peter Reinertz 59 burned to death and eight firemen injured when the National Sanitary plant burned. Other fires damaged the Ohlen Bishop Law Co Columbus and the Gray School Dennison. In Dayton and surrounding areas several traffic collisions injured and killed multiple people including Margaret Hunt 43 Shiloh Swango 42 and Ralph Hines 21.
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Columbus
United Press Today
Payton
Salem
Peter Reinetz
National Sanitary Company
Reinetz
Pennsylvania
Coshocton
Uhrichsville
New Philadelphia
Dover
Gray School
Dennison
Ohlen-Bishop Law Company
Margaret Hunt
Dayton
Shiloh Swango
Middletown
Severe East Cold Deepens Toll and Shipping Dangers
A brutal cold wave grips the eastern states after a wind storm with lower temperatures and more snow possible. Four deaths are attributed to the cold and shipping is imperiled as over 20 vessels seek a missing coast guard cutter and a freighter in danger. The Coast Guard Cutter No. 107 is officially listed missing since Saturday night and the Norwegian freighter Arica radioed for help with steering equipment failure.
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New York
U.R
Coast Guard
No. 107
Arica
Mother's five year search ends as daughter found in Alliance high school
A Joliet divorce case led a mother to trail her daughter Sandrina Narducci across states. Police found the 15 year old enrolled at Alliance High School after a five year disappearance.
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Alliance School
Alliance
U.P
Sandrina Narducci
Alliance High School
Joliet
Move of Two Structures Near Mechanicsburg Completed
The state highway department will finish moving two structures to clear the right of way on the state highway through Mechanicsburg. John P. Dowler, state highway engineer, reported this morning that the Church of the Apostolic Faith and Mrs. Cynthia Drake's home are being moved back, Clyde Williams of Glouster is the contractor.
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Mechanicsburg
John P. Dowler
Church of the Apostolic Faith
Cynthia Drake
State Department
Clyde Williams
Glouster
Federal Grand Jury Near No Bill For Dooling In Canton Case
Cleveland reports a federal grand jury is ready to return a no bill against John Dooling, alleged ally of narcotic king Teddy Abbey of Canton, marking the case's stalling step.
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Cleveland
U.R
Federal Grand Jury
John Dooling
Teddy Abbey
Canton
Eleven Die In Ohio Auto Crashes And Fires
A United Press survey lists eleven fatalities across multiple incidents in Ohio from car crashes and fires, with damages pegged at about 500000. Chronology includes Salem fatal blaze at the National Sanitary plant and fires at Coshocton PA station Denison Gray school and a Columbus factory.
Movement for Relief of Needy Children Stirs Pomeroy Bend
In Pomeroy Bend Ohio a state wide relief drive for destitute mining families gains traction led by Health Officer Dr. Jane Nye Gilliford. Local funds from the Pomeroy associated charities, stored in a bank, are planned for reorganization to meet rising want as mines close and the Morris plan influences county action.
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Pomeroy Bend
Pomeroy
Ohio
Jane Nye Gilliford
Pittsburg
Hocking Valley
Pomeroy Associated Charities Committee
Associated Charities
Cutler Is Safe as Coast Guard Cutter 107 Rescued
The Coast Guard reports Cutter No. 107, missing since Saturday night, is safe in Delaware Bay. A broken radio prevented position reports during weekend storms. Twenty search vessels are being recalled.
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UPE
N. J
Coast Guard
Delaware Bay
Bank Robbery and Kidnaping Hit Industrial State Bank
In Chicago a gang of bandit-kidnapers robbed the Industrial State bank vaults after holding 80 year old cashier James Dillon prisoner for 16 hours. Dillon was found bound and gagged and said the gang forced him to open the doors as the safe timer released. They escaped with about 35000 dollars.
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Chicago
U.P
James Dillon
Dillon
Senate panel names subcommittee on Walsh resolution amendments
Washington January 30 A Senate interstate commerce committee sub committee was appointed to draft amendments to the Walsh resolution for investigating the power industry. Chairman Watson Republican Indiana said the panel favors limiting the inquiry to companies operating in interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Walsh
Senate Inter-State Commerce Committee
Watson
Indiana
Warren mayor near probate judgeship in Trumbull
Columbus report says Mayor W B Kilpatrick of Warren is set for appointment by Governor Vic Donahey as probate judge of Trumbull County to succeed the late Judge Joseph Smith. Announcement expected tomorrow.
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Columbus
W. B. Kilpatrick
Warren
Vic Donahey
Trumbull County
Joseph Smith
Embarrassment Over Revolution Issue at Havana Conference
Hollywood Jan 30 delegates at the Havana conference raised how revolutions should be treated. They proposed making revolutions unlawful while in session and legal again after, a stance described as awkward since all delegates are there by a revolution at some time. Mr Hughes defused the debate with a tactful remark.
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Hollywood
Cal
Havana
Hughes
Submarine S-3 Lost in Rain Squall Off Cape Hatteras
The S-3 submarine separated from the fleet 1060 miles off Cape Hatteras during a gale and has not communicated since. Rear Admiral Brumby announces a search by Saratoga, Camden, and submarines S-7 through S-13, noting such failures are common in bad weather. Commanded by Lt. P. W. Warren from Springfield, Illinois, the two mile deep ocean area holds the missing vessel with provisions for days.
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Washington
U.R
Cape Hatteras
Northarolina
Frank H. Brumby
Navy Department
Saratoga
Camden
Navy Deert
P. W. Warren
Navy Academy
Warren
Springfield
Revision in Tariff Impossible Says Leader of House
The administration through House Leader Tilson announced no tariff revision this session citing political factors. Democrats favor downward revision on manufactured articles while farm leaders push for upward revision on farm products. Tilson said Republicans plan revision in the next Congress and that attempting revision now would push into the presidential election.
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Washington
U.R
House
Tilson
Lindbergh Honored After Venezuela Flight Arrival
Lindbergh received a warm homage in Maracay Venezuela as he landed from Bogota in the Spirit of St Louis at 6 10 p m after a hazardous stormy flight bringing a friendship message from the United States to Venezuela.
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Maracay
Venezuela
Charles A. Lindbergh
Spirit of
St. Louis
United States
Lindbergh
Bogota
Colombia
Temple railroad official shot to death downtown
K. L. Hull 65, division superintendent of the Santa Fe railroad, was shot to death on a downtown street in Temple Texas by W. J. Henderson 46, a former Santa Fe conductor. Henderson then shot and killed himself.
Relief fund feeds mining district children in kitchens
Approximately 2,440 children in Athens and Hocking counties now receive one daily meal in state established kitchens across the mining district. Officials report daily operating costs around $600 for the kitchens serving towns from Nelsonville to Hollister with counts listed for each location.
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Nelsonville
Athens
Hocking
Fea
Donahey
Chauncey
the Plains
Millfield
Bailey Run
Sugar Creek
Happy Hollow
Floodwood
Doanville
Glouster
Coonville
Greens Run
Trimble
Jacksonville
Goose Run
New Town
Jobs
New Pittsburg
Orbiston
Buchtel
Murray City
Hollister
Ohio coal field disaster relief fund reaches thirteen thousand
The Ohio relief fund for destrucute miners’ families in the lime valley and coal fields totals 13 200 with 6 800 in cash. About 1 000 arrived by mail today, Adjutant General Frank Henderson reports. The arsenal holds 12 273 adult garments 1 011 shoes 1 000 pounds of meat 1 926 canned goods and 1 380 infant garments. Distribution will continue daily.
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Columbus
Lime Valley
Frank D. Henderson
United Press
Henderson
McNary-Haugen Bill Urged to Protect Tobacco Growers
Washington January 30 news service says the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill is needed to protect tobacco growers after voluntary cooperation failed. Testifying were J W Kehoe of Maysville Kentucky former vice president of the Burley Tobacco Growers association and Godfrey Morgan former president of the Dark Tobacco Growers association who said cooperatives had collapsed without compulsory legislation.
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Washington
McNary-Haugen
House Agriculture Committee
J. W. Kehoe
Maysville
Burley Tobacco Growers Association
Godfrey Morgan
Dark Tobacco Growers’ Association
Robsin Named for U S Court of Claims Judge
President Coolidge recommended Ira E. Robsin of West Virginia for appointment as judge of the U. S. court of claims. The nomination came from a delegation led by Rep. Frank L. Bowman and Robsin is a current commissioner of the court.
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Washington
U.P
Ira E. Robsin
West Virginia
Coolidge
U. S. Court of Claims
Frank L. Bowman
Robinson
Communists Spread Dissension Among Hocking Valley Miners
In Columbus on January 29 1932 United Mine Workers official Lee Hall alleges Soviet influence among unemployed miners in the Hocking Valley field via the Pennsylvania and Ohio Relief Organization. Relief funds reach about $10 000 for destitute miners families while Adjutant General Henderson plans continued aid through April needing about $25 000 more plus clothing and food donations.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley
Lee Hall
United Mine Workers
Nelsonville
Vincinity
Hall
Wedge
Miners’ Relief
Pennsylvania and
Ohio
Hart
Henderson
Operators of 19 Mines Call Conference on Wages
Operators of nineteen Guernsey valley coal mines ask union miners to meet February 8 in Cambridge to set a working wage scale. The Cambridge Collieries Akron Morine National Peacock companies are involved and about 2400 miners would return to work if an agreement is reached.
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Guernsey Valley
Cambridge
Cambridge Collieries Company
Akron Coal Company
Morine Coal Company
National Coal Company
Peacock
Navy plans cost surge for building program
Secretary Wilbur will be asked by the House Naval affairs committee this week to provide detailed estimates for the Navy's proposed building program. New airplanes and personnel push the 71 ship plan beyond 600 million dollars, with battleship replacement costing about 250 million. The nine year total nears 1.2 billion, while a 20 year program could reach about three billion.
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Washington
Wilbur
House Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Congress
Gold vein development planned at Clonjubret Ireland
Plans to develop a gold vein at Clonjubret in Monaghan County Ireland are being financed locally. Initial surveys and prospecting indicate potential riches and job opportunities for the area.
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Glasglow
Clonjubret
Monaghan
Ireland
Lex Ocing
John A. Kelly Appointed Receiver for Cities Mortgage
John A. Kelly, president of the First Citizens' Corporation, was named receiver for Cities Mortgage Company in Columbus. Bond set at $25,000. The action follows a petition by minority stockholders aiming to block a sale of assets to Fidelity Mortgage Company in Cleveland.
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Columbus
U.R
John A. Kelly
First Citizens’ Corporation
Cities Mortgage Company
Fidelity Mortgage Company
Cleveland
Former Athens County Residents Reunite in California
D. T. Moore and H. T. Hammitt, once Amesville residents and Civil War veterans, met in California after decades apart. Hammitt, 86, served in Company B 36th O V I. Moore, born 1847, lived in Amesville and Albany before moving west.
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Athens County
D. T. Moore
8. T. Hammitt
California
Amesville
Mr. Moore
Puenta
Orange
Mr. Hammitt
Gibson Drug Store
O.W
O.W. L Frank Stedman
Athena
Company E
Ezra Walker
W. H.brown
A. B. France
Albany
Bankruptcy filed by Albert H. Clark in Columbus
Albert H. Clark, proprietor of Clark's Picture Shop in Steubenville, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in a federal court in Columbus. He lists debts of 1714.25 and assets of 0 with a 435 exemption.
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Columbus
Albert H. Clark
Clark
Steubenville
Farmers Week Session Sparks Calls for Cooperation
Delegates gathered at Olio for the sixteenth Farmers' Week as Dean Alfred Vivien welcomed attendees and L B Palmer urged unity. Palmer said cooperative marketing and better use of machinery boost production, warning politicians and business leaders to back reforms. A Chicago professor criticized officials and stressed the need to empower farmers to resist exploitation and seek direct relief.
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Alfred
Vivien
Llewe of Agriculture
L. B. Palmer Pi Dent
Bucaru
Palmer
Basta
Agr Tural Groupe
Mar
Ings
Liam E. Dodd
Univ Chicago
Dodd
Thian
United States
Socialin Gay
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Lone Eagle
Director of Relief
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General Hospital
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H. C. Kendall
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