Moley Urges Neutrality Against War Policy at Ohio Univ Convocation
Dr. Raymond Moley, Columbia professor and ex-official, warns a near-capacity Ohio University audience that U S participation in European disputes risks war. He argues neutrality is workable and attacks six supposed myths about American foreign policy and Roosevelt's quarantine speech.
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United States
State Department
Raymond Moley
Ohio University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Moley
Roosevelt
Chicago
Columbia University
America
Japan
New Dealer
Ross Kidnap Murderer Dies in Electric Chair
John Henry Seadland a northwoods lumber jack turned felon died in Cook County Jail electric chair for the kidnap slaying of 72 year old Charles Ross a Chicago greeting card manufacturer. Seadland would have been 28 July 27 and was the 37th execution at Cook County Jail since 1929. Three Miami University laborers were injured when Albert A Johnson aged 43 lost control of his car while trying to pass an Oxford Hamilton bus.
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Chicago
U.P
John Henry Seadland
Cook County
Charles Ross
Seadlund
Oxford
Miami University
Albert A. Johnson
Oxford-Hamilton
Thomas Nominated in Oklahoma City Senate Race
Oklahoma City reports indicate Sen. Elmer Thomas secured the Democratic nomination with early indications his majority would total about 60,000 votes.
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Thomas
Oklahoma City
Okla
Elmer Thomas
Labor Disputes NLRB Choice Sparks Reappointment Fight
Organized labor fears a civil war over Donald Wakefield Smith s term on the National Labor Relations Board expiring August 27. AFL sources may seek to block his reappointment while CIO leaders say they would not oppose another term but doubt the wisdom of the move and warn a new member could be less satisfactory.
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Washington
U.P
Organized Labor
Donald Wakefield Smith
National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Committee For Industrial Organization
Smith
Massillon to Ring Bells as Mill Resumes Open Hearth Work
Massillon will celebrate when the clock strikes three as the Republic Steel Corp open hearth division restarts operations. The mill has been closed since last November, and city bells and whistles will sound to mark the restart.
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Massillon
Au.r
Republic Steel Corp
Day by Day Log of Hughes Flying Circumnavigation
United Press tally of Howard Hughes and four companions as they fly east to west and back. From New York to Paris Moscow Omsk Yakutsk Fairbanks Minneapolis and finally New York with distances and times for each leg and notes on delays and conditions.
Canton's Third Day Bombing Deepens Casualties
Japanese air raids on Canton continue for a third day killing or wounding about 1000 people including civilians. Bombs fell on the city and Honan Island as British troops move toward Hankow to shield civilians and property amid the threat of a Japanese advance.
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Canton
U.P
Honan Island
Hankow
Prisoner Returned After Clerical Error in Larceny Case
Joe Kovac 23 will be brought back from the Ohio State Reformatory after four days of an unintended term for larceny the court had changed to probation. Judge Lee S. Skeel had altered the sentence but a clerical slip kept Kovac in the reformatory.
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Cleveland
U.P
Joe Kovac
Ohio State Reformatory
Kovac
Lee S. Skeel
Price Cuts to Sightseers Renew Straitsville Feud
In New Straitsville the mine fire sightseers feud flared after rival firms Underground Fires, Inc. and Subterranean Fires Co. clashed. Sheriff Adram sent deputies after reports of a melee with fists and weapons. signs were torn down and two executives were questioned and released. The dispute began when one firm offered to show the fire at a lower price.
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New Straitsville
James Adram
New Lexington
Howard Essex
Derground Fires, Inc
William Hoy
Subterranean Fires Co
T. B. Williams
Essex
Hoy
Adrain
Envoy Warns Russia's Foes at University of Virginia
Constantine A. Oumansky, charge d'affaires of the Soviet Embassy in Washington, calls for peace and collective action against aggressors. He warns the Soviet Union will defend itself if attacked while remaining otherwise peaceful, citing frontier security and unity amid purges.
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Charlottesville
U.P
Constantine A. Oumansky
Washington
University of Virginia
Institute of Public Affairs
Russia
Soviet Union
No Kisses Regulated At Local Faith Lutheran Weddings
Cleveland church bans Kisses and certain items in wedding regulations citing strict rehearsal rules after accounts of the Roosevelt family wedding. Dr. Arthur Carl Piepkorn, the resident pastor, announced the measures ahead of ceremonies.
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Cleveland
Wagner
Faith Lutheran Church
Arthur Carl Piepkorn
Roosevelt
Akron Slayer Dies Calmly in Ohio Penitentiary
Robert Snow, 27, Akron truck driver, was electrocuted Wednesday night in the Ohio Penitentiary for the January 18 slaying of 25 year old Mrs. Harriet Deger. No last words were spoken.
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Akron
Columbus
Robert Snow
Ohio Penitentiary
Jan
Harriet Deger
McWilliams Map Causes Downtown Traffic Tie Up
In Cleveland a map created by County Engineer John McWilliams was blown from a 19th floor window and trapped on a trolley wire. Firemen with ladders retrieved the map after traffic slowed on a busy downtown street.
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Cleveland
John ©. McWilliams
McWilliams
Rates Set for Wheat Loans to Producers
Secretary Wallace announced wheat loan rates to cooperating producers averaging 59 to 60 cents a bushel. The CCC provided 100 million dollars to finance the program as farmers harvested a record or near record crop, enabling storage of about 130 million bushels on farms and in government warehouses to steady market prices.
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Washington
U.S
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
U. S
Commodity Credit Corporation
Companion of Sentenced Pair Sent to Mansfield
Edwin Kirsch age 34, confessed companion of Alva Sewards and Millard Davis in the G W Cooper store robbery on May 26 when the owner was struck on the head with a pistol. He was taken to the Mansfield Reformatory by Sheriff Hatfield and Deputy Dale Russell. Kirsch is described as a model prisoner and blames his trouble on wrong associations with the two bandits.
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Gallipolis
Edwin Kirsch
Alva Sewards
Millard Davis
G. W. Cooper
Mansfield Reformatory
Hatfield
Dale Russell
Kirsch
Roosevelt calls for world disarmament at Treasure Island
President Roosevelt urged universal reduction of armaments and invited major powers to join the United States in a global effort. Speaking before thousands at Treasure Island San Francisco Bay he praised peace signals from two expositions while warning that the fleet would be reviewed as a defense cornerstone.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
America
California
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
New York
Western Hemisphere
United States
NLRB to hear appeal in Weirton case
The NLRB will hear arguments July 20 on Clyde A. Armstrong's appeal of a trial examiner ruling barring him from further participation in the Weirton Steel case. The appeal pauses all further hearings in the Weirton matter, which moved from Steubenville to Pittsburgh after Ohio protests. Trial Examiner Edward Grandi son Smith pressed that Armstrong showed defiance and contumacious conduct.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Clyde A. Armstrong
Weirton Steel Company
Weirton
Labor Board
Armstrong
Steubenville
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Edward Grandison Smith
West Virginia University
Cleveland Doctor Ends Life With Poison Dose
The body of Dr. Feidisch Rukhaus a 44 year old Cleveland physician was found in a field near Painesville by Lake County deputies. Death was attributed to a poison overdose. He had been missing since Tuesday and had previously attempted suicide about a year ago.
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Painesville
U.R
Feidisch Rukhaus
Cleveland
Lake County
W. L. Troescher
Waves Sweep Beaches Drowning Five at Holland Beach
A storm driven surge swept over Holland Michigan beaches with at least five dead. Victims include Ruth Riksen eighteen and Catherine Schutt sixteen, both pulled under by a powerful undertow. others are John Lent Jr forty Herbert Brower forty Oscar Thorsen forty nine.
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Holland
Mich
A.rp
Lake Michigan
Ruth Riksen
M. W. Borders
Kansas City
John D. Lent, Jr
Peru
Ill
Catherine Schutt
Beaver Dam
Herbert Brower
Grand Rapids
Bell Telephone Co
Oscar Thorsen
Muskegon
Man Killed By Car As He Alights From Bus
In Columbus Ohio Edward F. Moore age 82 of Pataskala was struck and killed while crossing U S Route 40 at Kirkersville after alighting a Zanesville bus. The car was driven by Steve Obal 20 of Dayton who attempted to avoid Moore. State patrol officers Corporal R E Clark and Patrolman Harold Wheeler reported the preliminary findings.
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Columbus
Edward FE. Moore
Pataskala
Kirkersville
Zanesville
R. E. Clark
Harold Wheeler
State Highway Patrol
Steve Obal
Dayton
Obal
Moore
Wife Drives Without License Husband Fined
In Logan a Southeastern Ohio district case saw Marion Mayes of Sand Run arraigned after state trooper R L Greider charged he allowed his wife to drive without a license. Mayes pled guilty and paid a ten dollar fine plus costs.
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Logan
Ohio
Dallas Kinser
R. L. Greider
Marion Mayes
Sand Run
Mayes
Hughes Lands in New York After World Flight Feat
Howard Hughes and four companions landed at Floyd Bennett Field New York at 1 37 PM EST completing a 14 690 mile world circumnavigation in 91 hours 17 1 2 minutes unofficially. They departed Fairbanks Alaska Sunday, flew over Paris Moscow Omsk and Yakutsk, reaching Minneapolis for fuel before the final leg.
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United Press
Howard Hughes
Floyd Bennett Airport
New York City
le Bourget Field
Paris
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
le Bourget
Moscow
Central Airport
Omsk
Siberia
Yakutsk
Fairbanks
Hay Lake
Alberta
O. K
Drew
Minneapolis
York
Floyd Bennett Field
Hughes
Wiley Post
Arctic
America
Lindbergh
Fairebanks
Alaska
Broad Lake Michigan
Europe
Asia
Confessed Kidnapper of Mattson Boy Denounced Insane
The State Patrol reports Frank Olson 32 a farm worker who confessed to abducting and killing 10 year old Charles Mattson is deemed insane and will be returned to an asylum.
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Tacoma
Wash
U.P
State Patrol
Frank Olson
Charles Mattson
Stahl resigns from Ohio State post to join Harvard staff
Floyd Stahl, after eight years with the Ohio State athletic department, resigned today to become head baseball coach and assistant football coach at Harvard University.
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Columbus U.P
Floyd Stahl
Ohio State
Harvard
Tall Guy in Brown Hat Reaches North Pole Flight Odyssey
A vivid chronicle of Hughes and Co as the long flight from Floyd Bennett Field bends hemispheres, setting a blistering pace across oceans toward Europe. The tall pilot, wearing a brown hat, commands a silver craft as crowds cheer at takeoff and await the world record run.
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Tall Guy
Brown Hat
North Pole
Khabarovsk
Anadyrsk
Kurgan
Krasnoyarsk
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Mansfield
Mattson Boy
By Harry Ferguson
U.S. A
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Hughes & Co
Hughés
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Broadway
France
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