Supreme Court to Rule on Processing Tax Power
Roosevelt comments on a circuit court ruling about the Adjusted Act and the secretary of agriculture’s power to levy processing taxes. The decision focuses on whether processing taxes fall under federal jurisdiction as final action nears in the Farm Bill debate.
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Igton
AAA
Supreme E
Roosevelt
de- Circuit Court of Appeals
Yeaday
Senate
Lphia
Judge Kirkpatrick
United Court
Uncen
Secretary of Aging
Ent
Supreme Court
Wallace
Byrd
Virginia
Ubtcean
Towa
Dickinsonton
Man Dies After Illness During School Years
Ger age 27, son of Mr and Welker, died suddenly at his home after months of illness from tuberculosis complications. A graduate of Pomeroy High School class of 1931, he was active in school athletics. Services set for 2:30 at Grove Christian church with relatives Mchs.
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Star
Gerage 27
and Welker
Pomeroy-Harrison
Searth
Okashoma
Lange
Billy
Eileen
A'ice
Eth
Grove
Christian T
Kenneth
Hemlock
Unclear OCR Snapshot Edits Local Store Event
A fragmented OCR note describes a 5 and 10 cent store clerk and a ceremony after aMel a Ncense at nearby location. Names include James and Ireson with scant context about roles or date.
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K. M. James
China
Brown
Ireson
Be Captain or Dad
A compact note contrasts the roles of leadership and family guidance. It ponders choosing a captain’s authority or a father’s nurturing presence, reflecting on how each stance shapes responsibility and protection within a home or crew.
Hopeless struggle ends in suicide of young actress Julia Ann Graham
The 20 year old former Sistersville West Virginia singer shot herself in the home of a Hollywood cameraman after a prior attempt. She had proclaimed the conflict to be terrible and said it forced her to breathe. Earl Carroll aided her toward a film start.
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Julia Ann Graham
Sistersville
W. Va
Hollywood
New Tax Bill Moves Toward Early Passage
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee held an executive session to speed a new tax bill through Congress. Democratic members discussed allowing inheritance recipients a 10 year or longer period to pay taxes with low interest, but no rates were set. President Roosevelt urged enactment before adjournment, noting the risk of rich individuals seeking delay to avoid taxes.
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Washington
Congress
Quoughton
D. N.C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Explosion at Packing Plant Injures Twenty In Oklahoma City
An explosion at the Wilson and Company packing plant in Oklahoma City injured twenty people, with three in serious condition. The blast occurred in the plant cafeteria kitchen and is believed to have been caused by a leaking underground gas main.
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Oklahoma City
Wilson and Company Packing Plant
Bainbridge Editor Reported Working in Cincinnati
Irwin Ater, 25, editor of a Bainbridge weekly, who vanished four weeks ago, is now said to be working in Cincinnati. His brother Fred Ater of Columbus said he received a letter from the journalist today.
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Washington C. H
Irwin Ater
Bainbridge
Cincinnati
Fred Ater
Columbus
Junk Yard Men Bly Own Stock
In Uniontown Pennsylvania Abe Platt Senior and Abe Platt Junior own a junk yard. They daily bought substantial junk from two men jailed for stealing the junk. The two men are held on charges of stealing items from the Platts yard.
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Uniontown
Abe Platt
Labor Bill Approved By House Committee
The House Labor Committee approved a bill to establish a 30 hour workweek and ban child labor in industries supplying interstate commerce. Chairman Connery said the measure would replace NRA and the committee instructed him to use all parliamentary procedures to secure passage this session.
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House
Washington
House Labor Committee
Connery
NRA
Directory Names In Wires to Solons
Testimony showed R P Herron bond salesman for Associated Gas and Electric sent hundreds of anti-utility telegrams to Congress signed with Warren City Directory names. Miss Gladys E Loding Western Union Warren corroborated the prior Warren telegraph testimony. Mike Jacobs head of the 20th Century Sporting Club announced Joe Louis would fight Max Schmeling in New York in September per earlier arrangement.
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Washington
R. P. Herron
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Congress
Warren
Senate Lobby Committee
Gladys E. Loding
Western Union
Jack Fisher
Louis
Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Sporting Club of
New York
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Detroit
Brown
Inmate Holds Family at Gun for 16 Hours in Alliance
John Boyd, teller at First National Bank, faced an escaped Lima State Hospital inmate, J B Cox, who held Boyd and his family hostage for 16 hours. Police surrounded the residence after Cox shot himself, ending the standoff with a fatal self-inflicted gunshot. Cox had been jailed for kidnapping Alliance publisher F A Hollies and was later moved to Lima State Hospital. Cox allegedly forced Boyd to help rob the bank but left when officers arrived. Cox killed himself as police closed in.
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Alliance
John Boyd
First National Bank
Lima State Hospital
Boyd
J. B. Cox
Cox
Ohio Penitentiary
F. A. Hollies
Elza
Italy plans 200 planes for colonial war in Africa
Rome reports the national aviation service will supply about 200 planes to Italy's colonial forces, with 8 pilots and 24 planes already departing for East Africa. General Valle says he will lead the main force to the colonies soon as Mussolini sanctions mobilization. In Geneva the League prepares to convene about July 25 to tackle the crisis.
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Rome
National Aviation Service
Italy
Ethiopia
Air Service
East Africa
Giuseppe Valle
Air
Naples
Geneva
League of Nations
Council
League Council
Heir to Riches Will Stay Poor
Abraham Starr a New York foundry worker inherits a share of 17 million from his uncle Harry Lozack who built a fortune in South Africa. Starr plans to give the money to his wife and children and to poor friends, saying he has been poor long enough.
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New York
Abraham Starr
East Side
Harry Lozack
Poland
Africa
Starr
Thieves Enter Ford Garage During Tuesday Night Break-In
Thieves who broke into the Ford Garage in Middleport Tuesday night failed to secure loot of value. They were pursued for miles along the Pom ery Road by Police Chief William Robson, with Sheriff Roscoe O. Fowler and Deputy Hank Young aiding at 3 am, but were not apprehended.
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Middleport
Pomeroy-Athens
William Robson
Robson
Roscoe O. Fowler
Hank Young
Vacationing Ohioans Threatened by Indians
Four Indians were sentenced to prison for disturbing the peace and drunkenness after W. C. Sutter of Portsmouth Ohio accused them of threatening his wife and children while fishing at Lake Matinenda in the Agora District.
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Blind River
Ont
W. C. Sutter
Portsmouth
Ohio
Lake Matinenda
Agora
Nine Miners Trapped in Kentucky Mine Blast
Nine miners are trapped after a mine explosion at the Number Five Mine of the Consolidation Coal Company in Van Lear Kentucky. The information comes to John F Daniel head of miners and minerals from local reports.
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Lexington
Conellation Coal Company
van Lear
John F. Daniel
Department of Miners and Minerals
Ohioan Sues Fort Lauderdale for Bond Coupon Debt
Newton Tra ger of Ohio sues Fort Lauderdale Florida seeking 10000 claiming 3600 in bond coupon payments defaulted. The action was filed on Tuesday in Florida court.
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Miami
Newton Trager
Fort Lauderdale
Parachute jumper Mrs Pritchett injured after fall
Dallas Texas Mrs Marie Pritchett police matron who often lands safely after parachute jumps from airplanes is recovering from a sprained arm and severe bruises after a chair fall.
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Dallas
Tex
Marie Pritchett
House Leaders Deny Sidetracking of Coal Bill
Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee denied that the Guffey Bill to regulate bituminous coal had been sidetracked. Some committeemen oppose it while others favor it. A growing view favors removing the $300,900,000 provision to buy up mines and retire production.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Aved Widower Found Shot In Nelsonville
John Hutchinson a 72 year old widower was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot in his one room Nelsonville apartment on Wesr Columbus Street a 45 caliber pistol lay at his side Police Chief George Pateman and Coroner L F Jones attended the case Hutchinson had been despondent over job failure and was last seen Sunday Richard Gibson of the Washburn and Gibson Bakery found the body Hutchinson lived in Nelsonville for years and was connected to former Mayor P S McCune as his uncle
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Nelsonville
John Hutchinson
Wesr
Columbus Street
George Pateman
L. F. Jones
Athens County Way
Richard Gibson
Washburn and Gibson
Hutchinson
Gidson
Vinton County
Athens
P. 8. McCune
Department Heads Embrace Davey Veto on Budgets
State department heads reviewed finances and most agreed with Governor Davey’s veto of their appropriations. A similar number began revising budgets for a new appropriation bill the executive plans to submit to the legislature in the fall.
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Columbit
State Department
Davey
Economist Lutz Cites Inflation as Threat to Economy
Harley Leiat Luts, president of the National Tax Association and Princeton professor, told an Ohio University convocation that public expenditures and inflationary measures undermine economic stability. He urged budget balancing via higher taxes and reduced spending, warned that inflation lowers price levels and confidence, and claimed federal inflation risks stem from government actions since 1901.
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Harley Leiat Luts
National Tax Association
Princeton
Ohio University
Lutz
Hengst Keeps Hocking Office
George C. Hengst, Democrat incumbent, was appointed by Hocking County commissioners to fill the treasurer vacancy after Charles A. Strum’s death. Hengst, treasurer for almost four years, will serve until the 1976 election when his successor is named. The vote favored Hengst on the first ballot with Evans backing Mrs Anna Strum.
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Logan
George C. Hengst
Charles A. Strum
Murray City
Henest
Hocking County
Emanuel Wolfe
Frank St Chir
W. E. Even
Hengst
Evans
Anna Strum
Wedding in Cincinnati Ends 30 Year Romance
Cincinnati report notes James G. Reeves age 58 and Louise Glaab age 55 plan to marry Friday after 20 years of courting and a long separation due to responsibilities. The couple met as a choir singer and Sunday School teacher three decades ago with plans finally forming in recent times.
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Cincinnati
James G. Reeves
Louise Glaab
Reeves
Lawyers Not Sure Which Should Be Dismissed Says Will
Beverly Hills speech by Will Rogers at lawyers’ meeting questions which to dismiss. He notes serious doubt among lawyers yet calls most attendees regular. mentions Hurley, Wilsbur, and Will Hays as cabinet figures and Governor Nice in Maryland, and references defeating Man of War ex-Governor Ritchey.
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Will
Beverly Hills
Calif
Hurley
Hurley, Secretary of War Under Mr Hoover, Wilsbur
Navy
Mr. Coolidge
Will Hays
Harding
Maryland
Nice
Ritchey
Will Rogers
Ten Injured as Pennsylvania Railroad Train Derails After Truck Collision
The Liberty Limited of the Pennsylvania Railroad hit a truck at the Main Street crossing in Upper Sandusky causing a derailment and three blocks of track damage. Ten injured include engineer J. D. Todd and fireman KH. W. Ritcha both badly scalded, and driver Robert Williams with a broken rib and lung puncture. Joe Louis was a passenger but unharmed.
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Upper
Sandusky
Liberty Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Main Street
J. D. Todd
Ft. Wayne
Ind
KH. W. Ritcha
Robert Williams
Cambridge
Williams
Lmited
Joe Louis
Detroit
Robinson Shooting Referred to Federal Unit
After a Tuesday morning conference on the Kenneth Robinson shooting in California Hollow, local officials agreed to contact the Cincinnati regional headquarters of federal liquor enforcement. Officers familiar with the case recommended transferring the agents alleged to be responsible.
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Logan
Kenneth Robinson
California Hollow
Federal
Cincinnati
Pioneer Resident of Dover Township Dies
Caseine H. R Boudinot, 72, pioneer resident of Dover Township, died at his Millfield home Wednesday morning after months of heart trouble. He leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter: W. P. Bourdinot of New Lexington, A. H. Boudinot of Nelsonville, and Mrs. Arthur Corwin of Millfield. Funeral services will be announced later.
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Caseine H. R Boudinot
Dover Township
Millfield
W. P. Bourdinot
New Lexington
A. H. Boudinot
Nelsonville
Arthur Corwin
Tacoma Girl Waley Sentenced in Kidnapping Case
Tacoma authorities report 1 year old Margaret Thalia Waley, found guilty in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping, was sentenced to 20 years in a federal detention farm at Milan, Michigan, by U.S. District Judge FF. Cushman.
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Tacoma
Wash
Margaret Thalia Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
U.S
FF. E B. Cushman
Milan
Mich
Philadelphia Woman Found After Five Years in Garret Prison
Grey haired, thin Anna Van Cleve, 48, was found in a third story garret in Philadelphia after five years, fed on scraps and two cups of milk daily. Detectives questioned her husband William and his sister Catherine, who claimed she stayed voluntarily. Neighbors reported trash raids and a discarded garbage pail for food.
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Philadelphia
Garret Prison
Anna van Cleve
William
Catherine
Charles Osborn
Osborn
van Cleve
Testimony on Relief Administration Concludes in Athens County Hearing
A one day investigation by a joint legislative committee in Athens County heard five clients describe long delays in furnishing household necessities and alleged discrimination against miners. The session adjourned at 6 50 a m to reconvene in Pomeroy and witnesses were to be subpoenaed, with former relief office employee Lelia Flint accusing drinking parties connected to Henry Corredini. Paul Rock, relief director, testified no current improper activities were occurring.
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Relie
Relief Administration
Athens County
Obie Joint Legislative Committee
Pomeeroy
Pomeroy
Star Special
Meigs County Relief Office
City Joint Relief Investigating Committee
Lelia Flint
Henry Corredini
Ironton
Paul Rock
Relief Agency Purchases Under Fire In Athens County
M M Spang county relief director testified about purchases in Calimbire and Jackson, saying three of five thousand dollars went to clothing and bedding from the lowest bidder. He cited lower prices in Columbus and Jackson and noted relief administrative costs have risen and then fallen over five months. Rumors of drinking parties were denied. workers carry heavy caseloads with limited relief funds.
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M. M. Spang
Relief
Calimbire
Jackson
Jocklson
Athens
Spang
Columbus
Mira Hanson
Athens County
Miss Macson
Ohio State University
Tens
Milwauder
Pittsburgh
Florery Valley
Eulmare
Everett McPytt
Greas
Mra Mary. Ober
Athenstatt Bricker
Pisings
Wa Hose
Athena
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