Lunacy Representative Zioncheck Arrested in Washington
Washington police arrested Congressman Marion A. Zioncheck Democrat for lunacy warrant and took him to Galling Municipal Hospital for mental observation. The warrant cited driving erratically and harassing citizens and officials after he called the White House with bottle of beer and nearly collided with a patrol car.
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Washington
Struga
Marion A. Joncheck
Wash
Navaledical Center
Galling P Municipal Hospital
al. P. Stump
Annoy
White House
Naval Medical Center
Queen Mary Reaches Ambrose Lightship on Maiden Atlantic Voyage
The Queen Mary, Britain's pride, arrived at Ambrose Lightship at 8 05 a m during its maiden Atlantic crossing. Officials said the pace missed the North Atlantic record by 44 minutes as crowds cheered and airplanes saluted above Fire Island Lightship. Commodore Britten ordered engines slowed near Ambrose, leaving the Normandie record in place until the Queen Mary sails west again.
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Atlantic
North Atlantic
Cherbourg
Fire Island
Normandie
Edgar Britten
Long Beach
Missing heir William Theile vanishes after 28 days in New York
William Webster Theile a 15 year old descendant of Daniel Webster and heir to millions disappeared 28 days ago. His father a Wall Street executive reports private detectives found no trace. Theile was last seen leaving his estate in a limousine with a tennis racket and bag bound for a meet with friend Jack Lendosine. He frequented Harlem dance halls and sold school books for a modest sum lately.
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U.P
William Webster Theile
Daniel Webster
Wall Street
Ima Green Webster
Siloam Springs
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Theile
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Jack Lendosine
Lendosine
Rye County Day School
Ruling in New York case affects Ohio
The U S Supreme Court ruled the New York minimum wage law for women and children unconstitutional in a 5 to 4 decision. The ruling likely sinks similar laws in other states including Ohio and seven others that joined New York in the appeal. Attorney General Bricker termed Ohio’s law effectively dead pending full reading of the decision.
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United States Supreme Court
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Obin
Jostice Owen J. Roberts
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Massachusetts
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Harlan F. Stone Stone
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Columbia
E C Sehloss Dies in Detroit of Pneumonia
E C Sehloss longtime Athens businessman and owner of Sehloss Manufacturing Co died in Detroit hospital after pneumonia developed following a stomach ailment. Born in Athens he built a local factory, was Rotary Club president, and a director of the Athens Country Club. Survived by wife Anna Mae Gilmore and several siblings. Body to Athens for funeral arrangements.
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Detroit
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Athens
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Mechaniceburg School
Henry Zenner
Thompson & Scott
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J. L. Beckley & Son
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Cincinnati
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Martin Flaherty
Michael Stump Champaign
Hhittips
Mra France Lavelle
Curtia Leben
Plan Vote on New Coal Act By Wednesday
Washington dispatch reports the House rules committee approved a rule to bring the Guffey coal act substitute to a Wednesday floor vote with two hours of debate and unlimited amendments. A tied vote on reforming the AAA act related to tax refunds was approved for consideration, while Senate leaders moved to expedite a $1.425 billion relief bill with 15 minute debate limits after 3 p m.
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Joseph T. Robinson
D Ark
Senate
Allipolis Woman Files Charge Against Myers
Mrs Alta Younger Beckett signed an affidavit charging Myers with shooting her through the right cheek with intent to kill. She was hospitalized Friday night and Myers was arrested Saturday after examination. Judge Stormont bound him over to the Grand Jury on a $300 bond, with him jailed in County jail. A month earlier Myers reportedly told Sheriff Hatfield he cut Beckett’s throat, causing 25 stitches, but charges were declined after she refused to prosecute.
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Gcallipolis
Alta Younger Verkett
Rer
Myers
Midzh
Chinese Students and Workers Demand China War Effort
In Peiping Chinese troops and striking students rally demanding that China fight Japanese forces now entrenched across North China. The mass defiance signals a potential showdown that could overturn Chiang Kai-shek’s government as Sino-Japanese tensions surge to a new peak since 1933.
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Peiping
China
U.P
Black Legion Probe Started In Detroit
Wayne County one man grand jury opened an inquiry into the Black Legion terror network affecting Detroit’s government. Attorney General Crowley said two judges and a prominent politician would be subpoenaed to reveal what they know of hooded night riders accused of murder and numerous crimes.
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Black Legion
Jackson State Prison
Harry Jackson
David H. Crowley
Chester P. O'Hara
Oscar G. Olander
Allen Bascom
Harley Smith
Norvell
Mich
Justice of the Peace
Ernest J. Rogers
John Doe
Detroit
U.P
Wayne County
Wilkesville Man Jailed After Shooting Visitor
Alonzo Biffle was jailed in Vinton County after shooting Alva Roach in the hip when Roach visited Wilkesville to take Rutherford’s children. Rutherford had sworn an affidavit on March 7 accusing Riffle of cutting her throat with a pocket knife and taking the children. Riffle previously faced bond for evading with intent to kill.
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Gallapolis
Alonzo Biffle
Vinton County
Alva Roach
Wilkesville
Lucy Rutherford
Spruce
Gallipolis
Rutherford
Des Moines Drift on Republican Nominee in NU Senate Race
In Des Moines observers tracked Republican voters for a nominee to the U S Senate amid expectations of New Deal strength in a farm belt state viewed as doubtful for party gains. Local coverage noted the process as a gauge of political sentiment and possible impact on farm policy support.
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Des Moines
Suicide Ends Baton Rouge Manhunt for Escaped Convict
Wilfred Lindsley, 23, the “Bad Boy of Baton Rouge,” died by his own hand as a posse closed in to seize him for the murder of a prison guard captain and his wife. He shot himself in the chest after an earlier failed stand against the pursuing group. He uttered a final cry as he fell nearly at the feet of Sheriff-elect Ted L. Martin.
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Louisiana
Wilfred Lindsley
Lindsley
Baton Rouge
Ted L. Martin
Pilot and Attendant Save 15 After Airliner Crashes
Chicago witnesses a dramatic rescue as a two engine TWA liner crashes near a house top. Pilot W F Smith and a vigilant oil station attendant extinguish a fire, saving 15 aboard and onlookers. Residents escape unharmed though two were children asleep upstairs. The craft suffered wing damage and landed in a vacant lot after clipping a cottage roof.
Zenner Co Seeks Reorganization Under 77A Act
Columbus Ohio report states D Zenner Company Inc of Athens filed a Federal Court petition requesting authority to reorganize under Section 77A. The filing lists liabilities of 89045 and assets of 198492. Stockholders and directors met in Athens Saturday seeking court approval to adjust under new peace-time corporate laws. No further announcements were made pending the hearing.
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PD. Zenner Company. Inc
Athens
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Davey Frees Striker Convicted of Assault
Harold Boatman of Columbus and six other workers from the Godman Rhoe Company, jailed during the 1934 strike turmoil, were freed by Governor Davey. The men had been convicting a truck driver, George Hensel, in Vinton County and Fastman received a sentence ranging from three to ten years.
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U.P
Harold Boatman
Godman Rhoe Company
Manafield Reformatory
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Fastman
Lancaster
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Ohio Penitentiary
George Hensel
Vinton County
Not Guilty Plea in Riot Incitement Case
Six teenagers and a woman were released after pleading not guilty to charges of attempting to incite a riot. The case involves alleged participation in a disruptive confrontation tied to a large mob. Authorities pursue further proceedings as legal teams prepare for trial.
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Tronton
Decoration Day Death Toll Rises Across States
United Press surveys show Memorial Day weekend claimed at least 130 lives across 25 states. Automobiles caused the majority of fatalities as millions traveled to celebrate the holiday on roads and highways, leaving morgues and undertakers busy with mangled victims.
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United Press
Wound From Stray Bullet Proves Fatal
Gallipolis—Sumner Kindle, 70, died at Holzer Hospital after a stray rifle bullet struck him Friday. The bullet, fired by youths boating on the Ohio River, caused the fatal wound. Kindle leaves a wife and family.
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Sumner Kindle
Holzer Hospital
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Kindle
President of Steel Corporation Is Dead
WEIRTON West Virginia John Williams aged ?, president of the Weirton Steel Co died here today of heart disease He was a longtime business associate of Bennett Welek chairman of the Weirton board Williams led the Weirton division of the National Steel Corporation
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John Williams
Weirton Bree! Co
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National Steel Corporation
Williams
Benett Wele
Kent Non Strikers Seek Return to Work After Strike
A committee of non strikers at the Black and Decker plant will petition the county council for permission to return to work. Negotiations toward settlement were at a standstill today as the plant remained picketed in an orderly manner. Hugh D Y Priel of the Labor department and city authorities could not settle the differences.
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Black and Decker Company
Kentity Council
Hugh DY Priel
Survivor of Balloon Drop Dies By Own Action
AKRON. The body of James Slade, 48, who survived a 1917 balloon accident in Pensacola Bay, was found in his enclosed car. Coroner R. B. Amoast returned a verdict of death by his own action.
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James Slade
Pensacola Bay
Bose
R. BE. Amoast
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