Canada Proposes High Tariffs on U S Imports
Ottawa reports a broad tariff rise targeting roughly 20 U S origin products as part of Canada's budget to shield industry and employment. The moves, seen as retaliation for Smoot Hawley, aim to spur domestic factories and higher prices on many goods. Washington notes Canada US trade exceeded a million dollars last year.
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U.P
United States
Canada
House of Commons
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Ward BT
Fie
Premier Bennett
Fic
Conaerns
Washington
Department of Commerce
Trustees Assailed Frot Bing Signs Objection To Ohio State Action
Ohio State University trustees dismissed Professor Herbert A. Miller of the Sociology Department, criticized as inadequate and indefensible by the Ohio Sociological Society. A protest letter to President Fightmire and the board was publicized, signed by university and college sociologists. C. R. Munson, longtime Arcanum editor and postmaster, died. Father Aloysius Kausler named Father Superior at Joseph's Catholic Church monastery in Westerville.
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Ohio
U.A
Ohio State Univ Board of Trustees
Herbert A. Miller
Ohio Tological Society
Miller
George W. Fightmire
Board of
Charles W. Coulter
Ohio Wesleyan University
Morvis G. Caldwell
Ashland College
5. H. Bing
Ohio University
O Head
Westerville
Father Aloysius Kausler
Joseph's Catholic Church
Dover
Khig
Situations Want Ad Helper for Part Time Work
Part time workers are urged to use the Situations Want a Waant column in The Messenger Want Ads to find quick convenient and profitable work. The notice promises easy results through the paper's wide reader base.
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Waanta
the Messenger
Nelsonville Boy Killed by Playmate in Garage Incident
In Nelsonville on Monday eight year old Charles Knight, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Knight of East Franklin Street, died from a gunshot wound to the head after a playmate, eight year old Jack Campbell son of Mrs Mable Young Campbell of Jefferson Street, discharged a 22 calibre repeating rifle while handling it. The weapon was found in the garage and the incident is being investigated by police.
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Nelsonville
Charles Knight
Jack Campbell
Edward Knight
East Franklin Street
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Mable Young Campbell
Jefferson Street
Yours Campbell
C. C Sharp
Knight Boy
Jimmie Preston
Campbell
Jack
Charles
Summer Labor and Opportunity Amid Anti Catholic Strife
Ambition and opportunity highlighted as a summer theme. Pope Pius celebrates his 74th birthday amid rising fascist hostility toward the Vatican. A gun accident in Athens involving a Campbell boy and two other children is investigated. juvenile court will review later. Funeral services set for Thursday at the Christian Church with burial at Greenlawn.
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Fraga
Papal State
Vatican
Rome
American Knights of Columbus
Campbell Way
Preston
Keight
L. F. Jones
Athens
Peter Barrows
George Bateman
Juvenile Court
The
Christian Church
Greenlawn
Italian Order Stirs Trouble
Rome reports a clash between Mussolini’s fascist state and the Catholic Church as Rome demands the Azione Cattolica be dissolved. Vatican rejection is seen as likely, with a plan to vet Azione leaders for political fitness and government approval. The Azione Cattolica has faced nationwide restrictions under Mussolini’s orders.
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Benito Mussolini
Vatican
Azione Cattolica
Italy
Mussolini
Holy See
Combine of Utilities Menaces Government Says Pinchot
Governor Gif ford Pinchot of Pennsylvania told governors at a conference in French Lick Indiana that about 90 percent of the nation’s electric power is controlled by four major interests. He warned the utilities combine aims to milk the public and undermine government by the people.
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Pinchot
French Lick
Ind
U.P
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
United States
Will Says Suckers Here Should Have Attention of Tex
Beverly Hills dispatch notes a quip about Texas Guinan and her gang. The writer insults a public figure, suggests she should stay in the country, and references a Chamber of Commerce speech and the Unknown Soldier's tomb. The tone is hostile and satirical.
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Will
Beverly Hille
Calif
Texas Guinan
France
At & Tims
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Wild
President Marries in Paris Amid Secret Wedding
The 68 year old president wed for the seventh time at the Elysee Palace yesterday. They plan to move to a southern chateau to prepare a home as his seven year term ends next week. A wedding dinner followed at the palace.
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Paris
Gaston Doumergue
France
Egney
Governor Accused of Impeachment Charges in Tennessee
Nashville dispatch reports eight impeachment articles against Gov Henry Horton for mal administration and moral delinquency. The charges allege conspiracy for personal gain and improper spending including a $2,850 piano purchased with state funds. If approved by the House, the Senate will hold trial with Horton as defendant amid the Caldwell bank failures that tied up nearly $7 million in state funds.
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Nashville
Tenn
U.P
Henry Horton
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Rogers Caldwell
King Alforeo Wins $500 Prize in Derby Sweepstakes
One consolation prize in the Derby sweepstakes went to King Alforeo of Vizcaya Spain. The ticket bore the former king of Spain's name and the prize was 500 dollars. Funeral services are set for Dr Henry W Feldwisch 41 of Piqua Ohio at New Knoxville Ohio. Dr Feldwisch, a Ohio State University graduate, was a member of the Ohio Veterinarians Association.
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Irth Hospital
King Alforeo
Spain
Vizcaya
Veterarianea
Columbus
New Knoxville
Henry W. Feldwisch
Piqua
Feldwisch
Oho State University
Ohio Veterinarians’ Association
Dewolt Weds Well at St Pauls Church in Marion
Brian J Dewolt and Charles Well were married at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Marion on June 3. Dewolt is the granddaughter of Mrs Warren G Harding and the wedding was conducted in a traditional ceremony at the church.
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Marion
Chicago Man Selected for Junior High
Ath ens Junior Haigh School principal election names Marsdon U Grubb University of Chicago graduate student as successor to O L Wood. Three teachers accept other posts. three contracts not returned and vacancies filled by Cottle Darling Brown with Ohio University support. Also James Catlett sentenced to life for murder.
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Chicago
Gradume
University of Chicago
O L Wood
Athens
Matt
Board of Education
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Miss Hartnell
Eugene Cottle
Johnson City
Enn
Harriel
Cottle
George Peabody College For Teachers
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee State Teachers College
Misa Mildred Rice
Erte
Blate Teachers College
Edinboro
Cmicagoan
Irene van Meter
van Ohio University
Darling
Phi Beta Kappa
Athena
Ohio University
Stock Values Show Decline Of 14 Billion
Stock values on the New York Stock Exchange declined sharply by about 14 billion from February levels. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped to new lows, railroad averages hit multi year lows, and many blue chip dividends were reduced or omitted.
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Elyer C. Waller
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
General Motors
American Telephone
International Telephone
Western Union
Scone & Webster
American Smelting
American Can Wy Westinghorse Electric
Nelsonville candidates enter August primaries with new petitions
Seven new candidacy petitions for Nelsonville and Glouster offices are filed as Athens County boards set election equipment contracts. Mayors, council seats, and auditor posts attract Republicans G W Dax WoL Cooley Buth and William H H Glenn plus Democrats David Stewart C A Stover and Thomas Williams Jr. The Athens County Elections Board awarded equipment contracts to Columbus Blank Book Co. and Johnson-Watson Co. in Dayton, with bids of 729.40 and 738 respectively, the closest in the board's experience.
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David Jonagon
Athens County Board of Elections
Nelsonville
Gloutier
G W Dax
Wol Cooley Buth
Wuil Baker
Glouster
Thomas Williams, Jr
Athens County Election Board
Johnson
Columbus Blank Book Company
Johnson-Watson Company
Dayton
Columbus Company
Famous Young Men Lesson in Rules and Fame
Washington editors weigh advice for the next generation as a chorus of notable figures reflect on fame and ambition. Hoover sought self sufficiency, Davis aimed for barbering but chose iron work, Jefferson Davis honored in Capitol, Fall convicted of taking a bribe, and lessons on honesty and missteps amid political life.
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Washington
UPI
Herbert Hoover
Anyonie
United States
James J. Davis
Labor
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Jefferson Devis
Union
Higher Auto License Fee Voted in Senate
The Senate approved an increase in auto license fees while a bill moves to the House. The measure would raise rates by horsepower and vehicle type, aiming to boost state revenue and fund highway projects.
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Senate
Hous
Ohio Seeks 600000 More for State Office Building
Columbus reports an extra 600000 will be appropriated to finish Ohio's State Office Building in the Columbus Civic Center. Rep Lo Mooney of Hocking County chairs the House Finance Committee and introduced the bill Monday night. The measure adds to 180000 already approved for land purchase and to the 5 010000 original 1928 project. It funds completion and equipment and adds legislative chamber rooms and other improvements. The bill also would shift selling powers from the building commission to the state director of public works.
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Ohio
State Ofice
Columbus Civic Center
Lo. Mooney
Atateboma
Mooney
Alaw
Commiarion Authority
Wyandot
Harman Hotel
State Director of Public Works
Denounce Papers Highlight Prohibition Debate
Youngstown June 2 The Bav eny Third General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church heard attacks on motion pictures portraying gangster life and saucy relations plus wet newspaper sentiment. Dr F Scott McBride national superintendent of the Anti Saloon League said the press is a strong force against prohibition and noted dry sentiment remains strong nationwide.
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Youngstown
Sentimment
Tle
Bavenly-Third General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
F. Seott McBride
Smith Leads Open New Yorker Breaks War on Difficult Course
MacDonald Smith of New York broke the Carnoustie course record with a 71 and followed with 70 for a 141 total to seize medal honors in the British Open at Carnoustie Scotland. He lowered his own 74 course record and led the field in the 36-hole qualifying on the difficult Carnoualla course.
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Carnoustie
U.P
MacDonald Smith
New York
Carnoualla
July Fourth plans to be discussed at Athena Legion meeting
A plan for a Fourth of July celebration will be discussed at a Wednesday night meeting of the American Legion in Athena. Reports on Pappy Day activities will be presented by Fret Wipe fame. After the business meeting a concert for members by the new drum and bugle corps will follow.
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Athena
M T. Crossen
American Legion
Fret Wipe Fame
Drum and Bugie Corpe
Fatal double tragedy shocks Coshocton area
Local report from Coshocton Ohio describes a man 45 identified as John Hoehnes fatally harming his wife Pheyilla 45 and then fatally injuring Irewell. The couple’s bodies were discovered by Monies 33. No motive given and police noted a note found at the scene.
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Coshocton
John Hoebnes
Pheyilla
Hoehite
Irewell
Aon
Heahnoas
Friends Carry On Campaign Amid San Pedro Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on June 2, attorney Davido Clark began his defense in a double murder case while voters hit the polls for a municipal bench race. Clark is charged with killing Herbert Spencer magazine editor and Charles Crawford political boss as prosecution rests after three days of testimony centered on identifying him as “the third man” in the May Hollywood shooting.
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Los Angelica
Davido Clark
Los Angeles
Herbert Spencer
Charles Crawford
Clark
Walla
Charlten MacCoy
W. Joseph Ford
Ceanhard
Hollywood
Spencer
Gilbert
Leonard Wilson
Dumrest
Rewnen
Candy Lye Threat Targets School Children in Covington
An unidentified man attempted to give crystalized lye as candy to several Covington area children. Two youngsters suffered mouth burns and needed medical care after the incident near a district school. Police say the man had been loitering near the area for some time. The report also notes the death of Rev A Smith, president of the We Moedscdict Geafrience of hte, from heart disease at his home in Alrien Ohio.
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Supreme Court
Albert B Fall
Fall
Mira Johnson
California
Milos
Covington
Clara Foes Tomlin
Syed Five
Wands Rogers
Alan
Omn Fitet
Tomlin
Rogers Ghcia
Putice
Paar
Delaware
Binith
Berm
Altien
City Council Votes to Hold Ouster Proceedings
An apparent city council vote moves toward ouster action as council members discuss charges against a named official. The meeting includes debate over supporting evidence and legal basis for removal proceedings.
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