Gold Rush Opens as U S Banks Deluge Loans to Industry
United Press reports the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and other agencies have invested or authorized investment totaling 7.66 billion dollars, about 27 percent of Russia’s five year plan. RC and Farm Loan Board loans exceed 1.0 billion and target railroads and agriculture with a market impact noted in 1932 figures.
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Morris Dre Haven Tracy
United Press
Wester
Washington
United States
Russia
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Farm Loan Board
Home Loan Banks
Amaller
Soviet Information Bureau
Ohio U Staff Faces Additional 3 Percent Pay Cut
President E B Bryan announces an extra three percent salary reduction for Ohio University staff for 1932. Combined with prior seven and six percent cuts, salaries from July to December will endure a total thirteen percent decrease, with higher earner bands hit less than lower ones.
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Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
State of Ohio
White
Bryan
Lone flight marks 157th USPS anniversary
Maj. James Doo little flew from Boston to Newark in 14 states along the Atlantic seaboard to salute the postal service birthday. Accompanied by Anne Madison Washington and A. F. Maple, he arrived at 8:20 p.m. after 16 hours 55 minutes aloft, delivering letters at multiple airports.
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Newark
N. J
George Washington
James Doolittle
U. S. Postal Service
Anne Madison Washington
A. F. Maple
Aeronautical Chambre of Commerce
Boston
Atlantic Seaboard
Washington
Ohio guard review set at Camp Perry with Gov White
Gov George White will review the Ohio National Guard in a planned military spectacle at Camp Perry including the medical regiment ambulance companies post Clinton units six large tanks engineers and an observation squadron of planes. The athletic program featured volleyball baseball semifinals and boxing standings show the medical regiment leading in boxing with 23 points and the engineers next with 20.
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Camp Perry
U.R
George White
Ohio National Guard
Medical Regiment
Asdole Engineers
Pecal
Observion
Settlement Reaches 167000 in Cleveland Clinic Disaster Suits
In Cleveland today a total of 167000 was awarded to plaintiffs across 68 suits linked to the Cleveland Clinic disaster. Attorneys for the Cleveland Clinic Foundation and plaintiffs announced the agreements after months of negotiations ending the fire and gas explosion tragedy that claimed 125 lives.
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Otal
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Santer
Bis
Common Pleas Court
Clevera Clinic Foundation
W Nic
Ler Gets Life Sentence for Grocer Murder
Cleveland July 26 reports Isaiah John received a life sentence for the murder of grocer Sty Friedlander during a hold up on June 9. He escaped the electric chair by mercy recommendation.
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Pu Ler
Leveland
Electric Chair
Mercy
Isaiah John
Sty. Friedlander
Radio show debt forgiveness sparks Borah attack
A Miss Beverly Hills radio broadcast notes Senator Borah canceled debts publicly but faces a gunfire incident. The writer argues that debts must be repaid and that only collective will, not one person, can dissolve such obligations.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Enator Borah
Borah
Buddie
Will
Cops Quiz Trio In Murder of Two Policemen
Springfield police questioned three men as possible suspects in the killings of Patrolmen Charles Holt in Springfield and James O McCracken in Muncie. Robert Campbell Sherman Clemons and William Garrison denied or admitted parts of the statements implicating them in the holdups and shootings. Campbell said Clemons fired the fatal shot in Springfield. The three men faced additional questions about the Muncie slaying tied to a $747 theater receipts robbery.
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Springfield, CO
U.P
Springfield
Robert Campbell
Sherman Clemons
Indianapolis
William Garrison
Campbell
Clemons
Charles Holt
James O. McCracken
Muncie
Ind
McCracken
Garrison
Ferguson and Sterling Face Runoff For Texas Governor Nomination
Dallas July 26 Miriam A Ferguson and Ross Sterling led the Texas Democratic gubernatorial race as returns showed Ferguson at 300 806 Sterling 223 813 Wichita Falls man Tom Hunter 157 208 and minor candidates 29 053. Ferguson must go to an August runoff with Sterling for the nomination.
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Dallas
Tex
U.R
Miriam A. (Ma) Ferguson
Ross Sterling
Texas
Ferguson
Governor Sterling
Tom Hunter
Wichita Falls
Man
Sterling
Ohio seeks $852,662 relief bonds loan for four counties
Major E C Braught of the Ohio State Relief Commission conferred with Reconstruction Finance Corp officials to file a state loan application for bonds to aid Summit, Mahoning, Lorain, and Stark Counties. The formal filing is expected at the RFC board meeting later today.
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Washington, D. C
O.R
E. C. Braught
Ohio State Relief Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ohio
Braught
Roland Haynes
James L. Naugherty
Summit
Mahoning
Lorain
Stark Counties
Temperature climbs toward 90 in district weather update
Temperatures were expected to rise past 90 today after reaching 93 at noon, three degrees hotter than Monday’s 90 high. The 54 degree low occurred overnight. rain remains possible. The Hocking River rose west of its embankment to about 280 feet.
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Hocking
Mt West
Mountaineer statue model Ellis Hamrick dies in Charleston
Ellis Hamrick 53, Gallia County, former Ohio General Assembly candidate and Mountaineer statue model, died at Mountain State Hospital Charleston of an internal hemorrhage. He had oil drilling and farming ties, owned a Rio Grande area farm, and is survived by his wife and eight children. Funeral plans pending.
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Gallipolis
Hamrick
the Mountaineer
Charleston
Pease Springs
Rio Grande
Victor Niday
Virginia Barker Harding
Rodney M. E. Church
Grace
Marie
Betty
Dorothy
Lester
Ellis, Jr
Charles
George
Oklahoma Runoff Hots Up With Noted Political Figures
Oklahoma City July 26. The run off primary drew attention from political names including former Gov. J. C. Walton contesting A S Shaw for Democratic nomination for corporation commissioner. Will Rogers appears against Mabel Bassett for congressman at large. Gov. Murray campaigned statewide to influence legislature as polls opened.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
U.P
Oklahoma
J. C
Lron Jack) Walton
J. Shaw
William Cornelius Rogers
Will Rogers
Mabel Bassett
Murray
House
GOP Leaders Convene In Columbus For State Campaign
Republican candidates for state offices met in Columbus to map fall campaign plans led by state campaign manager Charlies H. Lewis and state central committee chair Ed. D. Schorr. They discussed fundraising and paying a $26,000 deficit from the 1930 campaign.
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Columbus
U.R
Charlies H. Lewis
Harpater
Ed. D. Schorr
Cincinnati
Republican State Central Committee
Robber Near Death Accomplices Desert Him After Surprise
A.R. Edward Wilson of Cincinnati awaits arraignment on robbing a Monroeville clothing store after deputy sheriffs found him near death under a tree. Wilson and three others were surprised during the burglary and were wounded when Marshal Fred Tarrier fired. his companions fled the scene.
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Sandusky
A.r.edward Wilson
Cincinnati
Monroeville
Here
Wilson
Fred Tarrier
Wreck Train Derailment Near Depraff. Bodies Sought
Belie Fontaine July 26. Wreckage of a Big Four freight train was searched today for bodies of several riders believed aboard when cars derailed near Depraff five miles west of town last night. The west bound train No. 95 from Bellefontaine to Indianapolis is thought to have derailed due to a brake rod or faulty truck. Two persons were injured.
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Bellefontaine
U.P
Depraff
Indianapolis
Gallia Woman Florence Gillespie Kemp Dies at 76
Mrs Florence Gillespie Kemp widow of Civil War veteran Joseph Kemp died Monday night at a relative’s home in Gallipolis Township. Age infirmities listed as cause. Daughter of George and Emily Roadersmith of Gallia County. Funeral services set for Wednesday at the Dickey home with burial at Mt Zion Cemetery Route 7.
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Florence Gillespie Kemp
Gallipolis
Joseph Kemp
Dickey
George and
Emily Roadersmith
Gallia County
Mt. Zion
Route 7
Eviction of Bonus Army to clear site near Capitol
Washington July 2 Treasury directed contractors to begin demolishing ramshackle quarters of 500 World War veterans on Pennsylvania Avenue near the Capitol. Police will enforce eviction. crews will tear down buildings gradually, protecting occupied structures until ready to work.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Price
Treasury
Erty
Pelham Glassford
Nho
Glassford
Railroad Executives Meet To Discuss Four Way Merger
Four leading eastern railroads' executives met in New York to chart methods for implementing a four party consolidation approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Representatives from the Pennsylvania Baltimore & Ohio Chesapeake & Ohio and New York Central discussed obstacles and opposition from minority stockholders and plans to reorganize into four systems USNC.
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Eastern Roads
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
New York
Esstern
Eastern Carriera
Inter-State Commerce Commission
W. W. Atterbury
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
J. J. Bennet
Chesapeake & Ohio
I’fe
Crowley
R. D. Starbuck
New England
Popeye Crew Mutinies Over Treasure Hunt Voyage
The Blue Squid sails with Popeye facing a mutinous crew amid a treasure hunt. Olive Oyl and Missus Snoodenbocker join the voyage as unwanted passengers complicating the skipper’s search for the fabled Eighth Sea treasure. The comic continues on the next page.
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Popeye
Sunday Messenger
Blue Squid
Adam
Olive Oy
Missus Snoodenbocker
Eighth Sea
Miss Oy
Two Men Face Trial For Newton Fails Murder
Warren July 26. Prosecutor G H Birrell to ask court to set August 15 for trial of Tony Retunne and Ralph Red Atterholt, indicted for first degree murder in the July 5 killing of Marshal Scott Vasbinder in Newton. Grand Jury report cites confederation to the crime.
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Birrell
Tony Retunne
Sharon
Flalph Red Atterholt
Brookfield
Kiling
Mellon Says No Truth to Return Rumors About London Trip
Ambassador Andrew W. Mellon denied reports he planned an immediate return to the United States from Britain. He said no foundation for the rumors exists and that he would go back to London after two or three weeks of visiting the United States.
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Andrew W. Mellon
Americas
Great Britain
United States
Majestic
Mellon
London
United
Buddhist Conference Opens in San Francisco Attended by Delegates
The first Buddhist conference in the United States opened in San Francisco with Bishop Manuyama presiding. Four hundred delegates from Hawaii, Canada, and the United States attended the ceremony at Hwengjo Temple. Women made up more than half the delegates and several Occidentals were present.
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San Francisco
Manuyama
Federated Buddhist Association
United States
Hawaii
Canada
Hwengjo
San Foenetaed
Lifer Granted Parole for Final Outside Hours
Sam Scheff, a Columbus murder convict, was approved for imminent danger of death parole by Governor White, allowing him to spend his last hours outside the Ohio Penitentiary. Convicted for the 1914 murder of Patrolman James Ballard, Scheff had his sentence commuted to life by Governor Willis after a prior death sentence. Co-defendant Money Jim Smith received life imprisonment.
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OM Penitentiary
Sam Scheff
Cincinmati
Foday
White
Sohef
Polvcan
James Ballard
Frank BR. Willis
Scheff
Jim” Smith
Ballard
Smith Wee
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Non-Composes Stripes After Auto Accident
In Columbus on July 26 41 Sergeant Leo F. Sines is demoted to private in the Otto National Guard after a crash south of Lancaster that killed a Columbus girl. The mishap involved a guard truck and a private car during a return trip from Nelsonville. One sergeant was exonerated while another was demoted for using a guard truck on unofficial business. Katherine Belgys, 4, daughter of Peter and Mrs Beigys, died in the crash.
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Columbus
Leo F. Sines
Columbua
Otto National Guard
Lancaster
Hines
Hocking Valley
Emmett 8. Scott
Lima
Nelsonville
Harold B. Bush
Minen
Sergeant Heatt
Kather Belgys
Peter Beigys
Mrs Van Dyke Dies At Home In Albany
Albany July 26 Mrs Mary Van Dyke 62 died at 1 3 oclock Monday afternoon after several months illness. Funeral 2 o clock Wednesday at Temple M E Church with burial in church cemetery. Survived by husband A J Van Dyke two sons Russell M Van Dyke Athena Arthur Van Dyke Albany three daughters Helen Van Dyke Youngstown Mrs Frank Bobo Mrs Holly Goodwin Albany three brothers William Henry Charles Cameron Athens one sister Mrs E B Van Dyke Athens. Family to receive visitors at home.
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Albany
Mary van Dyke
Temple M. E
A. J. van Dyke
Russell M. van Dyke
Athena
Arthur van Dyke
Helen van Dyke
Youngstown
Frank Bobo
Holly Goodwin
William
Henry
Charles Cameron
Athens
Ainter
Ella Kinkade
Columbus
Mis
Typhoid Fatal in Gallia County Child
Charles Neal seven year old son of Mrs Frances Neal died of typhoid fever at his grandparents home in Swan Creek after a week of illness. Officials believe infection occurred while praying at the Mille home in Swan Creek on Wednesday afternoon. The funeral will be at Swan Creek Chapel.
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Gallipolis
Charles Neal
Frances Neal
Frank Mills
Swan Creek
Mille
Burns
RF C Receives Count Less Requests for Relief Funds
Washington July 26 US National bank states and cities joined a gold push for currency and loans under the Home Loan Act. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation received countless requests for loans from the 2 122 000 000 unemployment relief fund, Gardner Cowles said half the states sought advances. Treasury notes of 680 000 000 were oversubscribed.
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Washington
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corpsoration
Gardner Cowles
Corporaation
Hoover
Enle
National Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Parole Board Releases 39 Parole Board Releases 39
The Ohio Board of Parole announced actions from its latest meeting. 38 reformatory prisoners received paroles, 15 were restored to parole, and 18 Ohio Penitentiary convicts were paroled. 24 parole violations led to revocation, with three releases to other states and one to Federal authorities. Names and offenses follow.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohto Board of Parole Today
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio State Reformatory
Ohio
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