Eight-Pound Brother Born to Dionne Quintuplets
CALLANDER Ontario UP The new eight pound boy is born to Oliva and Annetta Dionne parents of the world famous quintuplets Hundreds of curious people gather around the seven room farm house as the mother and child are reported in excellent condition Dr J E I Joyal attended the birth saying it was very successful and that the baby is a full nine months old The Dionnes had disagreed with their quintuplets doctor Allan Roy Dafoe about care of the five famous daughters The eldest today is 1 Leo born 1930 died a month after birth of pneumonia
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Callander
Dionne
Oliva Dionne
J. E. I. Joyal
North Bay
Allan Roy Dafoe
Joyal
Jewelry heist hits Harrington Co in Columbus
Three robbers working with professional speed stole three diamond rings and a bracelet worth 2045 dollars from the Harrington Jewelry Co show window in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Harrington Jewelry Co
Machines Are Replacing Men In West Virginia Mines
West Virginia coal operators plan mechanization to cut labor costs and match competition. Charleston operator Carl Schotz says larger mines have installed efficiency machines due to labor costs, fuel competition, and freight rates. About 3,000 miners are believed to have been replaced by machines.
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Charleston
W. Va
U.P
West Virginia
Carl Schotz
Schotz
Falls From Roof in Heat Fatal in Chicago Apt Building
Carl Dohrman aged unknown died after slipping from the roof of his apartment while escaping heat. He reportedly slept on the edge and rolled off, sustaining fatal injuries. Police said the incident occurred shortly after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carl Dohrman
Blacksmith Kills Wife and Children Then Slays Roomer
East Chicago police believe Celestino P. Gonzales fatally hacked eight people including his wife and six children in their home after fearing lose of love and a recent illness. He then killed boarder Joe Aro before dying by suicide. Ages ranged from two to seventeen. the family had moved from Mexico eight years ago.
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Chicago
Ind
U.P
Celestino P. Gonzales
Joe Aro
Mrs. Gonzales
Aro
Triple Slaying Killer Dies in Utah Prison Penalty
Delbert Green aged 28 died at Utah State Prison from four gunshots in his heart after a 1930 triple murder. Five civilian riflemen fired through yard loopholes as Green sat hooded in a chair with a paper target over his heart. He killed his uncle James Green his wife and his mother in law while on parole for an assault conviction.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
U.P
Delbert Green
Utah State Prison
Green
James Green
WPA crews warned to work on Meigs County project
Jed Hartinger Meigs County WPA head told the workers on the Meigs County parking lot rebuild to perform a full days labor or leave. The crew began Thursday on the largest project in the county with plans to clear remains of the old wall and drive piling. Engineers estimate the project will take a year.
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Pomeroy
Jed Hartinger
Meigs County
WPA
Roosevelt Plans Canadian Vacation With Sons
President Franklin D. Roosevelt cleared state business to depart tonight for a summer vacation trip with three of his sons. They will travel from Rockland Maine to Campobello New Brunswick then to Quebec to meet Lord Tweedsmuir at the Governor General's summer residence before returning to New York for the dedication of a 44 million dollar tri borough bridge linking Manhattan the Bronx and Queens.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Canada
Roosevelt
Rockland
Campobello
N. B
Eastport
Quebec
Lord Tweedsmuir
Summer Palace
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens Counties
New York City
Owen and Rohde to wed with Roosevelts in attendance
United States minister to Denmark Ruth Bryan Owen and Capt. Boorge Rohde, a Danish court official, will marry late tomorrow at Hyde Park. President and Mrs. Roosevelt will attend the ceremony.
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Lands Point
N. Y
U.P
Ruth Bryan Owen
United States
Denmark
Boorge Rohde
Christian of
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Heat Wave Grips Nation As Temperatures Exceed 100
Washington reports a sweeping heat wave pushes readings above 100 across two thirds of states from the Gulf to Canada. Temperatures reach 104 in Washington and 106 in the Dakotas as drought damages mount and farm livelihoods suffer amid rising food prices. Federal relief moves expand to more states as dairy production declines and feed costs rise.
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Washington
U.R
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic
Dakotas
Weather Bureau
Gulf TO Canada
Washington, D. C
New York City
Gulf
Canada
South Atlantic
Resettlement Administration
Plan Atlantic Aerial Service
Officials report an agreement between Imperial Airways and Pan American to establish a transatlantic seaplane service using four motor Sikorsky giant clipper planes. The aim is to connect New York and London within a weekend travel window, possibly within six weeks, though full details remain undisclosed.
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Washington
New York
London
Imperial Airways
Great Britain
Pan- American Airways
United States
Pan-American
Sikorsky
Reed says Constitution grants broad national powers
Stanley Reed solicitor general of the United States told the Ohio Bar Association meeting in Columbus that the broad and general powers conferred upon the national government will prove adequate to meet the nation’s needs.
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Columbus
Htt.p
Stanley Reed
United States
Ohio Bar Association
Gallipolis Man Dies in Heat on Street
Chauncey Baxter, 53, died suddenly on a street in Gallipolis Thursday night. Officials believe excessive heat caused the death.
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Gallipolis
Chauncey Baxter
Green Delivers Warning to Insurgent Union Leaders
The American Federation of Labor warned insurgent leaders seeking to unionize the steel industry they may fight alone unless a method is found to compromise their rebellion. President William Green said the steel industry open shop pledge was a challenge to those aiming to organize the steel workers and indicated a possible compromise with the Lewis faction.
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A. F. of
CIO
Washington
American Federation of Labor Today
A. F. of S
William Green
Lewis
Green
Roosevelt
Carries Seine in Car Man Arrested Fined
Andrew Hollingshead of Vinton County was stopped near Radcliff by Sheriff Roscoe Fowler and State Game Protector A H Joachim who found a seine in his car. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs and jailed in McArthur until payment, with trial in Hamden set.
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Pomeroy
Andrew Hollingshead
Vinton County
Roscoe O. Fowler
A. H. Joachim
Radcliff
Hollingshead
Joachim
Hamden
Court of
Funeral services for Charles Phillips at MEB Church
Funeral services for Charles F. Phillips are set for Sunday at 3 PM at the M E B Church. The ceremony will be conducted under the auspices of the Modern Woodmen of America.
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Gallipolis
Charles F. Phillips
M. EB
The
Modern Woodmen of America
Record Heat Surges Through Athens With Extreme Temps
Athens endured a blistering heat wave with temperatures spiking to as high as 126 degrees on the sunny courthouse side thermometer and 120 degrees on a window sill at the Security Bank building. Local homes and streets reported 98 to 105 degree readings while observers logged 99 to 102 degrees for the official day.
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Athens
Co. N
France
Mill View Place
Ates Pool
Vic Hubler
W. Union 81
John Dowler
Security Bank
Helen Swartz
Mometer
H. B. Larimer
Morris Ave
J. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Road
McHarg
Hope's Dairy
WPA Job Authorization in Drought Areas
President Roosevelt announced that 75,000 WPA jobs have been authorized in drought regions. The measure aims to provide employment and relief as drought conditions affect the agricultural sector nationwide.
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WPA
Washington
Roosevelt
Detroit Husband Appeals Alienation Judgment
In Miami Florida the jury awarded James Edgar of Detroit 35000 dollars for alienation of his wife Kathryn Crawford's affection from Lewis Mallory III the Bradford Pennsylvania heir. Edgar claimed Mallory stole his wife’s love in a circuit court verdict after six hours of jury deliberation.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
Lewis Mallory
Bradford
James Edgar
Detroit
Edgar
Mallory
Kathryn Crawford
Ohio Heat Wave Bursts Records Across State
Ohio endures one of its fiercest heat waves as all time highs fall. Bowling Green tops at 108.5 while 16+ deaths are attributed to the heat in the past day and a half. Deaths occur in Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati and rural areas. drownings add to toll. Temperature edges up to 105 at State Weather Bureau Columbus as humidity hints at possible break later.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Alexander
Alexander
State Weather Bureau
Bowling Green
Circleville
Dayton
Lima
Wilmington
Norwalk
Athens
Sidney
Marion
Napoleon
Canton
State
Cleveland
John Bell
John Reeze
Paul Kulich
James Grogan
Martin Jablonski
John A. Grimm
Toledo
James N. Rosendaal
Bryan
John Groff
Ballville Township
Sandusky County
Cincinnati
Cleo V. McKinney
Warren
Mahoning River
Don Wilson
Ohio River
Director Near Death After Car Overturns
Hollywood director Alan Crosland was seriously injured when his car overturned three times on Sunset Boulevard and pinned in wreckage. Beverly Hills Emergency Hospital reported he was near death. Henry Grier, convicted of slaying his former mistress, died in the electric chair after attempting to leap from a prison corridor.
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Hollywood
Alan Crosland
Sunset Boulevard
Beverly Hills
Raleigh
N. C
U.P
Henry Grier
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Silver Springs
June
Ontario
Triple-Slayer
Rockies
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Plan Atlantic Aerial Service
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Versailles
Seine
Hill
Valley
Tom Roush
Frank Dean
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