Dillinger Gangsters Branded for Trial in Lima Slayings
A line of state police and Dillinger gang members faced transfer to Lima Ohio to stand trial for the sheriff murder and related slayings. Three henchmen, Pierpont Makiey and Clark, were moved from Indiana and Wisconsin, with Dillinger leader fled on a plane to East Coast directions as authorities pressed extradition.
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Aziz
Wator
Lima
Ohio
Amer Airways
Sand
East
Indiana
Avy Dillinger
Trigger
Pierpont
Charles
Russell Clark
Mary Pierpont
Habeas Cor- Superior
Fred W
My Night Minute
Makiey
County Relief Expenses Approved by Commissioners
The relief commission recommended authorizing 41,063 for relief costs incurred recently. Meigs and other counties were approved to spend 121.19 and 165 from relief bonds for December expenses and related authorization.
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Lief Commission
Meigs
Commission
State Tax Commission
First Year of Hitler's Rise Marked by Charity Drive
In HN on Jan 9, residents observed the first anniversary of Adolf Hitler's accession with a quiet ceremony and a charity effort. Organizers planned a coat and food drive for the poor, despite limited location details and partial text.
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Piet Adolf Hitler
Death of University livestock supervisor noted in town
An obituary notes the death of 77 year old livestock supervisor Davis at the University department. The report cites cold weather and a Monday death in Ohio. Susbandry was remembered for community service and long tenure.
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West
Davia Ea Pte
University Department
House Victory Seen For U S Navy Bill
Washington January 30 with little opposition the House planned to vote on the Vinson Bill authorizing a five year ship building program totaling 475 million dollars including 102 vessels to replace aging ships. An amendment would authorize 118 airplanes. A junior air corps reserve bill was also introduced to train fit youths for sea service.
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Washington
U.P
House
Vinson
United States
Air Corps
Senators Prepared For Kingfish Speech After Day's Respite
Washington senators took a day off as Huey Long prepared to speak the next day. He joked about rehearsing his speech on the enacting body and noted optimism after the money stabilization bill’s passage. The note mentions dancing practice for a forthcoming ball and a birthday celebration for the President.
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Huey Long
Huey
Will
First Lady Will Find Use for LU. S. Factory
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said the Reedaville West Virginia project will be built and used for a subsistence homestead and a factory to employ around 150 unemployed miners. Public Works Administration allotted $525,000 for the plant though Congress may block post office equipment purchases from the Reedaville factory.
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LU. S. Factory
Washington
U.P
Congress
Reedsville
W. Va
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
House
Post Office Department
Public Works Administration
Messenger Ad Secures Tenants Fast at 24 Hudson Avenue
An apartment listing by M. C. Grubb at 24 Hudson Avenue offers 5 rooms and bath with modern features including hardwood floors basement and garage. The ad ran three days but a desirable tenant was found on the first day.
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Mr. Grubb
Hudson Avenue
M. C. Grubb
Hitler calls for equal status and peace talks in Reichstag address
Berlin January 3 Chancellor Adolf Hitler urged Germany be treated as an equal power and warned against any war. He offered conciliatory gestures to Russia and Poland while opposing a restoration of the monarchy and rejecting communist influence, and said Germany does not plan to attack Austria.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Russia
Poland
Hitler
Europe
Austria
Josef Stalin
Sees Farm Aid As Permanent
Columbus January 30 Farmers Week audience at Ohio State University heard F W Peck commissioner for the farm credit administration advocate permanent maintenance of emergency farm relief. He urged that the major functions of the farm credit administration become a permanent agency of farm financing rather than a temporary New Deal measure.
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Columbus
U.P
Farm Credit Administration
Ohio State University
F. W. Peck
Peck
Freak Wind Injures Ohio Woman Near Bucyrus
A freak wind gust caused a power line pole to blow into lines feeding the Leuthold farm home north of Bucyrus Ohio. Mrs Christian Leuthold 56 sustained paralysis in both arms when current jumped from a plug to her left arm while by a furnace register. Her condition was critical today per United Press.
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Bucyrus
U.P
Christian Leuthold
Akron Gunman Is Fast Death Dodger
Akon gunman Gust Regakes 40 ducked bullets as assailants fired at his North Howard Street coffee shop. A bullet pierced his hat crown and a fragment tore the brim while four shots hit the wall. Regakes had killed George Psilias in Massillon last October in a daybreak gun battle.
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Akron
U.P
Gust Regakes
North Howard Street
Regakes
Massillon
George Psilias
Cleveland
Coldest Day Of 34 Hits Athens Area
Frigid weather swept the Midwest and East with sub zero and near zero readings. In the Athens District the coldest hour of 1934 was one above, with noon at ten above, as moderation was forecast for tomorrow and the worst was ending.
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Athens
Midwest
Bemidji
Minn
New York City
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Akron
Youngstown
Columbus
Toledo
Federal Men Causing Delay In Kidnap Case
An underworld message claimed Edward G. Bremer, a kidnapped banker, would not be released until Federal Justice agents left the case. Ransom negotiations halted by federal activity. Police say they are back on routine duty as notes from the kidnappers were ignored for lacking proof they came from the criminals. Adolph Bremer, father of the victim, linked to the President, states federal agents had not communicated or worked on the case.
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ST. Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Bremer
Adolph Bremer
Ohio Legislators Face Dual Tax Challenge In 1934 Plan
Ohio legislators reconvened to shore up falling revenues and craft a permanent tax system. The emergency measure for 1934 seeks to fund delinquencies, raise collections, adjust millage limits, and share old age pension costs between state and counties.
County Salary Totals From 19M Appropriation
Athens County officials and staff receive a total of $96,951.44 for personal services plus $4,075 for road labor and $7,450 for jurors and witnesses, amounting to $135,076.44. County funds allocate $27,304.44 for courthouse salaries, $33,101.85 for deputies and staff, and $25,608.50 for other county roles, with a full appropriation of $360,505.99 across county funds.
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Athens County
Jury Commission
Election Board
The
Common Pleas Court
General County
Woman Sheriff All Set To Guard Dillinger and Gang
Crown Point Indiana reports Lillian Holley the nations only woman sheriff prepares to guard John Dillinger and his gang if they are brought to Lake County Jail. She jokes about the task and says guards will be increased and two machine guns oiled. She notes she became sheriff after her husband died in a feud.
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Dillinger
U.R
Lillian Holley
John Dillinger
Mills Attacks Roosevelt in Kansas Day Address
Ogden Mills, former Treasury secretary, denounces centralization and New Deal policies in Topeka speech as he seeks Republican nomination. Washington plans a federal program to move one million workers from coal and industrial regions to new communities with subsistence housing and part time jobs.
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Topeka
Kan
Ogden L. Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Hoover Administra
Mills
Roosevelt
Gold Reserve Bill Set To Sign To Alter Dollar Value
President Roosevelt prepared to sign the Gold Reserve Bill giving him power to reduce the dollar gold content to a fraction of its former weight, seize Federal Reserve gold reserves totaling 3.4 billion dollars, and establish a 2 billion dollar stabilization fund to guide the nation’s monetary program. Machinery for the fund was completed last night as plans to trade in foreign markets with or against a British fund were outlined for currency and price protection.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Pastors oppose compulsory military training at Ohio convention
Protestant clergymen in Ohio voiced disapproval of compulsory drill after Dr. William P. Merrill of Brick Presbyterian Church praised student opposition to drill in land grant colleges. Applause suggested sentiment may push action about Ohio State University's conscientious objector suspension.
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Columbus
Jan. W
Ohio
William P. Merrill
Brick Presbyterian Church
New York
Ohio State University
Miners Rejection Halts Peace Plan in Pennsylvania
In Wilkes-Barre Pa coal operators rejected the Unit ed Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania plea for a strike end in exchange for union recognition. Operators said Thomas Maloney's proposal conflicts with contracts with the United Mine Workers of America.
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Wilkes-Barre
United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania
Coal Company
Thomas Maloney
United Mine Workers of Amercw
Coroner Rules Justifiable Homicide in Lang Case
In Blandusky on January 30 coroner Dr. John Tochem declared the death of Merle Herb a justifiable homicide. Mrs. Lang of Wilmer had killed John Herb when he tried to enter her home on December 21, acting in self defense.
Roosevelt 52 Birthday Celebrations Benefit Warms Springs
President Roosevelt turned 52 today as Washington celebrated with birthday events. He planned a nationwide address and fundraising for the Warm Springs Foundation aiding infantile paralysis sufferers. The drive aimed to raise about $2,000,000 with some fundraising tables reaching up to $1,000 for charity.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Warm Springs Foundation
Arsa
Daladier Announces New French Cabinet
Paris on January 30. Edouard Daladier completed his new cabinet for presentation to President Le Brun. The lineup surprised the nation by including mainly little known Hadicat Socialist figures instead of prominent politicians. Police were forced to clear the boulevards twice during the Elysee presentation, arresting several at Communist gatherings.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
le Brun
Daladier
the Elysee
Curse of Pharaohs Revived by Death in Boston
Egyptology experts dismiss the famed curse as myth yet speculation continues after Albert M. Lythgoe dies. He was the eighth death among those connected to the Tutankhamun tomb opening or its aftereffects, with the cause listed as brain arteriosclerosis.
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Boston
Jan. W
Albert M. Lythgoe
Tomb
Tut-Anka-Amen
Lythgoe
Doctors Will Escort Insull From Greece
Athens Greece January 3 state doctors ruled Sam uel Insull Chicago utilities financier ill with heart trouble must be escorted by physicians or a specialist if he leaves Greece under government orders. Also Galion tax commission says city will receive about 15000 inheritance tax from estate of David C Boyd Galion manufacturer who died two months ago on a 600000 trust for his wife.
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Athens
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Greece
Galion
Jan
State Tax Commission
David C. Boyd
Boyd
Hospital Awnings Damaged by Chimney Sparks
Chimney sparks set an awning on an operating room window of Holzer Hospital ablaze causing $100 in damage to the awning and window casing.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Delegates Debate Lewis Powers At UMW Convention
In Indianapolis delegates at the United Mine Workers convention heard Frances Perkins outline government control over industry. The meeting also debated John L. Lewis appointive powers with a shift in sentiment as Lewis defended his position.
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Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Convention
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
Lewis
Russians Reach Record Altitude With Syrius Balloon Flight
The Russian balloon Syrius flown by Paul Podosenko rose to over 1.34 miles altitude in a surprise ascent and hovered there to conduct scientific observations. At noon Moscow time the crew wirelessed further details to ground stations.
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Moscow
Syrius
Paul Podoscenko
Earth
Husband shoots wife amid burglary misidentification
In Cincinnati on January 30, John Green, 57, shot and killed his wife Constance Green, 55, claiming he mistook her for a burglar after awakening at 3 a.m. He fired twice at a figure in the doorway of their store and bedroom.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Constance Green
John
Green
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