Dutch Welcomes Heir as Juliana Delivers First Daughter
Princess Juliana gives birth to a girl as the Dutch royal line advances to a third generation. Guns salute, heralds parade, and nationwide celebrations spread from The Hague to colonial territories while leaflets drop from planes and bells ring across towns.
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Soestdyk
Netherlands
U.P
Juliana
House of Orange
Wilhelmina
Bernhard
Lippe- Biesterfeld
Prince Bernhard
Hague
Royal Air Force
Caribbean
Borneo
South Seas
White Palace
Japs Express Regret Over Slap on American Agent
U S officials weigh Japan's expression of regret for the Nanking incident in which a Japanese sentry slapped American Consul John M Allison. Tokyo promises punishment for those responsible and notes differing accounts delaying full investigation until conditions permit.
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Washington
State Department
Nanking
John M. Allison
Foreign Office
China braces for major defense along Lung Hai line
Shanghai reports China mobilizes for the defense of the Lung hai railroad as 200000 Japanese troops mass for a push. Hankow forces are reorganized with 28 divisions, foreign artillery moves noted, and Chinese charges against 3000 Japanese on the Chih River reported with over 1000 Japanese killed.
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Shanghai
China
Mingkwan
Henan
Columbus Gas Station Attendant Kidnapped in Abduction
Harry A. Mock a 29 year old Columbus attorney and filling station attendant told police he was abducted by two young men at the station. They forced him into a car and drove to Cincinnati where they took $1.34 from him but did not grab $150 from the cash drawer before releasing him in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Harry A. Mock
Columbus
Mock
Nabesna Fight to Port as Rescue Ships Aid Nabesna
The Nabesna, a McCormick line lumber schooner, made temporary engine repairs near Portland and set sail to San Francisco. Mackay Radio reported the ship drifted before strong winds and high seas, prompting a dozen vessels to launch rescue efforts.
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San Francisco
Fred Lehoe pleads guilty to second degree murder
Fred Lehoe, 21, farm worker, pleaded guilty in Athens County Common Pleas Court to second degree murder for the July killing of Frank Bodi, 70, in Lodis Township. He faces a life sentence at the State Penitentiary in Columbus, avoiding a trial.
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Fred Lehoe
Athens County
Michigan
Lehoe
Bodi
Harold J. Rose
GM Workers Receive 250000 From Annual Payoff
General Motors distributed over 250000 in cash and stocks today to workers at the Frigidaire plant and other GM divisions in Dayton. The savings plan, abandoned in 1935 after Social Security began, will have three more yearly payoffs.
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Dayton-U.r
General Motors
Trustees appoint panel to name OWU president successor
A trustees committee will appoint a successor to Ohio Wesleyan University President Edmund D. Roper, who resigned on January 10. Dr. John E. Brown of Columbus announced the panel as president of the board.
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Delaware
Edmund D. Roper
Ohio Wesleyan University
John E. Brown
Columbus
Barcelo na Civilian Death Toll in Nationalist Air Raids
In Barcelona a pair of Nationalist air raids killed hundreds of civilians in the old quarter. Initial counts listed 153 dead and 106 wounded, later morgue notes rose to 288 dead with 43 women among the injured. unofficial estimates reach about 500. A four story refugee shelter housing 170 Bay of Biscay children was struck. 25 of the youngsters survived.
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Barcelona
U.P
Bay of Biscay
Franco Enacts Law for Nationalist State Government
Franco signs a law regulating political and administrative structure of Nationalist Spain and foresees a presidential government with a cabinet but no parliament. The decree, to be published today, signals immediate formation of Franco's new government.
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Burgos
Spain
U.P
Francisco Franco
Franco
United States
Youngest Roosevelt to wed in June in Nahant Episcopal Church
John Roosevelt age 21 youngest son of the President will marry Anne Lindsay Clark also 21 in Nahant on June 18 in a single ring ceremony. The wedding will be conducted by Rev Dr Endicott Peabody and Bishop Henry Knox Sherrill.
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Boston
U.P
John Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
Boston and
Nahant
Little Nahant Episcopal Church
F. Haven Clark
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
Roosevelt
Henry Knox Sherrill
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Nine charged in Cleveland counterfeit money ring
Nine men and a woman were held today on charges of operating a counterfeit money passing ring. The group allegedly passed fake bills in Cleveland Youngstown Toledo and Akron. Victims included small merchants with losses estimated at 5000 over four months.
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Cleveland
Youngstown
Toledo
Akron
Snell Blames Roosevelt for 37 Recession
House Minority Leader Bertrand H. Snell charged the Roosevelt administration with full responsibility for the recession. He urged corrective legislation and warned taxes must be modified before recovery. In Topeka Glenn Frank urged GOP unity ahead of nearby elections. In Chicago a grand jury indicted kidnapper John Henry Seadlund for the Ross slaying.
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Washington
U.P
House
Bertrand H. Snell
N. Y
Roosevelt
Snell
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
National Republican Committee
Frank
Topeka
Kans
GOP
Alf M. Landon
Republican National Committee
John D. M. Hamilton
Chicago
Chicago-Au P
John Henry Seadlund
Charles S. Ross
U. S. District
Philip J. Sullivan
Unemployed 60-Year-Old Geatlar Refuses Food in Cleveland
In Cleveland 60-year-old John Geatlar, unemployed since 1931, drinks a broth after 19 days without meals. Police barge into his room and he refuses to eat until a job is secured. He says I cannot pay I cannot eat.
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John Geatlar
Cleveland
Geatlar
Gentlar
State Highway Department Probe Targeted Amid Graft Claims
A Senate committee focused on graft in state government turned to irregularities in the State Highway Department, which handles about 34 million dollars in annual business. The panel aims to study bidding on road projects with possible summons for hot mix materials interests. Public officials discussed evidence from the state auditor’s office related to the liquor enforcement division.
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Columbus
UPX
Senate
State Highway Department
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Thomas Bush
Bruce York
Auditor's Office
Metzenbaum
James Metzenbaum
Worst Cold Wave Strikes Middle West Moves East
A sub zero cold wave swept from the Rockies to the Ohio Valley with high winds from the Canadian plains. Temperatures fell up to 40 degrees in five hours in Illinois and Havre Montana reported 28 degrees below zero. Floods along the Rock River prompted evacuations and dam failures caused damage as ice jams formed. Otto Detlefsen, owner of a Huron men's store, was found dead with a bullet at the shop after a call to an undertaker Wright Stein.
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Rockies
Ohio Valley
Canadian Plains
Atlantic Seaboard
Illinois
Chicago
Mercury
U. S
J. R. Lloyd
Havre, Mont
Devils Lake
N. D
Moorehead
Minn
Williston
Rock River
Rock Island
Ill
Mississippi
Dixon
DIES
HURON
U.P
Otto Detlefsen
Wright Stein
Detlefsen
Monster of Marmotte Street terror grips Mobile
Mobile police patrolled the dark town to stop gunfire as residents report a mysterious creature with a ring of white hair and scales roaming the northern city valleys. Witnesses claims include a doglike monster that bites necks and a possible werewolf legend fueling fear in the Negro district.
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Mobile
Ala
U.P
Marmotte Street
Warren F. Burch
Fisher's Alley
R. L. Johnson
No- Man's Land
Johnson
Charles A. Baumhauer
Record Claimed by Vinton School Janitor
John D. Shack janitor at Vinton High School is believed to have set a county wide record for faithful service. In 22 years he has missed only one day, when called to Columbus by his sister's death. He can name nearly every pupil who attended the school in the last 25 years, some now grandparents.
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John Owens
Little Steel
Ohio
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers Union
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
John L. Lewis
CIO
Congress
United Mine Workers of America
Rush D. Holt
W. Va
United States Senate
West Virginia
Holt
Lewis
Works Progress Administration
Gallipolis
John D. Shack
Vinton High School
Columbus
Shack
Youth's death linked to moonshine in Gallipolis
Ezra Ours, 25, was found drunk in Gallipolis city park and died shortly after in the Municipal Building prison department. Coroner W Brown ruled suffocation from falling face down after moonshine intoxication. He was a Guyan Township native, employed locally, with four brothers named Jack Walter Chauncey and Calvin.
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Ezra Ours
W. Lewis Brown
Ours
John Fraley
George Ours
Death Hint Death by Own Action in Danville
Columbus report on Nellie McLaughlin 34 wife of Dr Paul R McLaughlin who died suddenly at Columbus relatives home. Officials won t confirm verdict until lab tests finish but evidence suggests possible death by poison and a quarrel with her husband over relatives living in the McLaughlin home. Funeral services were held in Danville with burial nearby.
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Columbus
Nellie McLaughlin
Danville
Martin
Paul R. McLaughlin
Knox County
McLaughlins
Guysville
Athens County
McLaughlin
Five Die in Kerosene Blast Fire in Oxford
Five members of two families died and two others were burned when a five gallon kerosene can exploded while Mrs Boatright tended a fire at their Oxford home. Charles Garver and Phyllis Garver survived with burns, Gloria Garver was not in serious danger.
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Oxford
U.P
Hamilton
Frank Boatright
Illa Mae
Peggy Jean
Charles Garver
Phyllis Garver
Charles
Phyllis
Gloria
Garver
Perry Morgan County Men Fatally Burned
Two men died from fire and burns in separate incidents. William Champlin, 44, of Perry County suffocated when a cigarette ignited his overstuffed chair. Fred Parker, 36, of Morgan County died at Zanesville hospital after a gasoline can explosion while he soldered a hole in it caused severe burns.
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Columbus
William Champlin
Drakes
Perry County
Fred Parker
Maria
Morgan County
Zanesville
Dingledine Trial Opens in Clark County Murder Case
Three men faced trial for their lives in Clark County Common Pleas Court for the Crystal Lake holdup killings of September 3. Defendants are Harry B. Dingledine and his son Henry of Springfield and Harry Chapman of Chicago, arrested after a gun battle that left Patrolman Martin Randolph and Deputy Sheriff Edward Furry dead.
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Springfield
Clark County
Wire thieves strike Carbon Hill area again
Logan staff report wire thieves hit the Carbon Hill area Friday night exact losses list 1000 feet for Carbon Hill Mining Co and 300 to 400 feet for Hawks Mine.
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Carbon Hill
LOGAN
Carbon Hill Mining Co
Hawks
Plane Designer Dies in Conele Plane Designer Dies in Conele
SEDONA ARIZONA A R Con oner's men climbed Wises mountain to recover the bodies of Gerard Vultee a swift army planes designer and his wife killed when their single motor monoplane crashed and burned. The wreckage eight miles north of Sedona was found Sunday both bodies burned. They were en route to Santa Monica after a business trip in the east leaving behind their six month old son with Mrs Vultee's parents.
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Sedona
Ariz
A.R Cononer
Wises Mountain
Gerard Vultee
Swift Army
Here
Ing Mountain
Vultee
Santa Monica
Calif
Reed Assumes Associate Supreme Court Seat
Stanley Forman Reed a 53 year old Kentuckian took the oath as Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. He proceeded to the bench and was sworn in by Chief Justice Cropley before taking his seat on the high court.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Constitution Avenue
White House
Japan
United States
Lewis
CIO
United Mine Worksters of America
Resolve Lion
Green
Coal Miners’ Union
Thomas Kennedy
UMWA
Miners’ Union
U.P
Stanley Forman Reed
Supreme Court
Charles Elmore Cropley
Cropley
Reed
United States Supreme Court
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Joseph C. Grew
Tokyo
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Pacific
Rosiery
Prexy
U.S
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Fla
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Labor
League
Committee For Industrial Organization
New York
American Labor Pary
Labor Party
New York State
Robert H. Jackson
Miche Igan
Owens
Middle West
United Press
Mobile Negro District
Vinton School
Perry
Conele
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