Tragedy After Vehicle Crash Kills Child on State Route
Jay Channel age 4 was killed early Sunday when struck by a car driven by William Holcomb on State Route Chauncey The Plains. Mrs Clara Damron sustained a broken neck minor injuries and others suffered bruises as the driver swerved to avoid oncoming traffic. Investigators say the tire had been tampered with and the crash occurred after fixing a flat The accident is under investigation with charges possible for the drivers involved. Survivors include Channel family members and relatives in The Plains Covell Othello Anna Lee Channel and Glenn Channel. Burial plans set for Channel at local church with service at Methodist Church Tuesday morning.
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Jay Channel
Chauncey
Clara North
Richard McCarty
Trim
Sthet
Channel 1
Ron
Ar McCarty
Ted
Etery
Channell
Tivereed
Daughte Covell
Othello
Anna Lee Channel
Bchannel
the Plains
Glenn Channell li
Barberton
Posters Torn Down At Harvard Amid Nazi Propaganda
A June incident at Harvard in Massachusetts involved posters attacking Hitler aide Hanfstaengl and calling for torture and sterilization. Police and security personnel removed the placards as guards registered visitors and monitored the scene for threats.
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Mass
Ging
Ad Feneve
Hollis
Istaeng
Local collision injures Dayton group members
Fragmentary report indicates a crash involving Sea M. Johnson of Killed and Lieut Bruce of Terre and Tha. Ghra ite to Dayton. Injuries sustained by members of the Ofi- Tha group.
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Sea M. Johnson
Lieut- Bruce
Ghra Ite
Dayton
Ofi- Tha
Fragmentary 1930s Era Meeting Report
Snatches of a public gathering show scattered names and roles. References to Johnson and NRA administration appear amid a crowd event with invitations and a convention context. Exact details are unclear, but the piece hints at a governmental or organizational meeting with a focus on health or approval processes.
Spang Denies Press Attacks on Athens Subsistence Plan
H M Spang Athens County FERA director said front page charges against Athens businessmen halting a subsistence community near Nelsonville are absolutely false. He investigated in Columbus and found no foundation. The plan on the George Johnson property near Kimberly moves forward with Nelsonville and Athens cooperation. an advisory committee will supervise progress.
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Athens
H. M. Spang
Athens County
FERA
Spang
Columbus
George Johnson
Kimberly
Face Saving Keeps Congress in Session Despite Public Will
A letter uses face saving to describe congressional actions delaying adjournment, arguing both sides gain. A false report in The Press about Athens officials halting subsistence homestead plans was debunked by Mr. Spang, who said Athens men had not visited Columbus. A relief effort committee is formed in Nelsonville to study West Virginia homestead plans with Roosevelt backing and potential federal loans for 50 families.
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Calif
China
Congress
Will
Nelsonville
Athens
Arthur A. Thomas
Columbus
The
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens County
State Relief Commission
Athens Peele
Lieya Evans
Oral Daugherty
Baird Stuard
Thomas H. Johnson
Ralph KR. Barker
New Marshfield
West Virginia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Federal Department of the Interior
Johnson
Citizens Central Bank of
Public Works Administration
Work Relief Agency
RFC Municipal Securities
PWA
Parade massacre shocks Havana as ABC clash erupts
In Havana on June 18 rioting by ABC Society supporters turned a two day fiesta into a bloodbath. Fifty thousand marchers faced machine gun fire near Neptune Street Prado Boulevard, leaving 12 dead and scores wounded. A security alert surrounds the emergency hospital as authorities vow to pursue attackers.
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ABC Society
Cuba
ABC
Neptune Street
Prado
Roosevelt Moves to Stop Steel Strike Mediation Board Sought
Pittsburgh June 18 President Roosevelt seeks three men for a steel mediation board as union leaders prepare Washington talks with AFL head William Green amid operators in New York discussing the labor dispute. Congress prepares a new labor disputes bill to reach the White House today as the President plans swift action.
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Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Washington
Willam Green
American Federation of Labor
New York
Congress
White House
British Citizens Kidnapped by Pirates Near Yellow River
Shanghai report June 18 states six British citizens including two naval officers were kidnapped with 20 Chinese by pirates from a British commercial steamer off the Yellow River mouth. The incident highlights peril to travelers in river trade, with details limited to the capture crew and location.
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Shanghai
Yellow River
Want Ad Scottie Announces Classifieds In Nelsonville
The speaker promotes today’s classified ads, pointing to sections for used mowers, rakes, livestock including Jersey cows and Guernsey calves, a late model typewriter, golf clubs, and rental or property listings. The Nelsonville Column highlights daily advertisements and supports classified advertising.
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Nelsonville
Rainfall To Precede Cooler Weather Here
Columbus reports a 36 hour period beginning last night with generous rains in central valleys and lake region, as Ohio Valley stays showery. Unseasonably warm conditions continue, unsettled weather to persist for 24 hours with a late night and Tuesday cool down, then fair天气 Tuesday.
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Columbus
Ohio Valley
Rain Floods Gallia County After Hot Dry Spell
A steady rainfall began at 3 am Monday and continued through the day, bringing relief to farmers in Gallia County after a lengthy hot and dry spell.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Wellington of England Dies
BASINGSTOKE England June 18 The Duke of Wellington 85 a grandson of England's famed military leader died today on the 119th anniversary of Waterloo The fourth Duke died of pneumonia on lands granted by forebear with only one condition annual acknowledgement to the King by a small silk flag The heir is his eldest son the Marquis of Douro aged 54
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Basingstoke
England
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Wellington
Marquis of
Douro
Governor With Three Others Face Sentence
BISMARCK, N. D., June 14. Gov. William Langer and four accomplices were convicted of conspiracy to defraud the United States. He paused his re election bid to pursue a new trial. The case centers on soliciting Federal employee political contributions paid to The Leader, an organ of the Langer regime. Some funds allegedly came from Federal relief monies in North Dakota.
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Bismarck
N. D
William Langer
United States
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Langer
North Dakota
Tear gas mishap traps detective in room
In Cleveland on June 1, Detective Lieutenant Frank Perrel tested a tear gas weapon when a gas shell exploded after he dropped the gun. Perrel was overcome and could not exit the room, delaying the incident response.
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Cleveland
Frank Perrel
Assails Hitler Policy in Talk at Marburg University
Franz Von Papen vice chancellor of Germany delivered a rare public rebuke of the Nazi regime at Marburg University. He urged restoring the monarchy, attacked the regime’s control of religion and press, warned against radical socialist experiments and a possible new class war.
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Franz von Papen
Germany
Marburg University
Berlin
von Papen
Muazzling
England Faces Worst Drought in LOC Years
England faces a searing drought described as the worst in a century. Prayers for rain filled churches nationwide as authorities urged water conservation and officials predicted continued warm, dry weather.
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England
London
Army Air Chief Major Foulois Fights for Job
Major General Benjamin D. Foulois, chief of the Army Air Corps since 1931, fights removal as he faces a House committee report accusing him of dishonesty, gross misconduct, incompetency and mismanagement. The eight member panel urged his dismissal and the findings cite plane purchases and the air mail flight task marked by deaths. Foulois calls for an open court confrontation with accusers. The report goes to President Roosevelt this week.
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Benjamin D. Foulois
House
Army Air Corps
Dern
Foulois
Ihs
Roosevelt
Air Corps
Marion Man and Daughter Drown in San Dusky Bay
In Lakeside in June a Marion jeweler, Lloyd Rausch, 37, and his daughter Betty, 9, drowned while trying to rescue her after their capsized boat leaked in San Dusky Bay. Son Robert, 10, and two others were rescued. The group had been fishing from Johnson Inland with Luther Brown and Miss Chloe McCane of Marysville.
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Lloyd Rausch
Marion
Sandusky Bay
Betty
Mra aRuch
Robert
Johnson's
Luther Brown
Chloe McCane
Marysville
Rausch
Brown
Naliway
Ten Ohioans Perish Sunday
Ten people died in Ohio during a scorching weekend on roads and rivers. In Toledo Miss Lilien Johnson, 22, who was to be married Saturday, was killed when her fiancé’s car collided with another. In Cincinnati Raymond Reis, 23, was killed when his car hit a bump at a busy intersection. Cleveland CCC member Raymond Cimaline, 22, died after being jolted from a truck. Urbana Eugene Francis, 2, Columbus, was struck by an automobile and killed. Columbus Stanley Smallwood, 24, drowned in the Muskingum River when his boat capsized. Loudonville Paul Kaufman, 19, was killed and his brother Howard, 21, seriously injured when their auto crashed into a concrete bridge while passing.
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Toledo
Misa Lilien Johnson
Raymond Reis
Camp Washington
Cincinnati
Raymond Cimaline
Cleveland
CCC
Camp Zaleski
Logan
Urbana
Eugene Francis
Columbus
Stanley Smallwood
Muxkingum
Paul Kaufman
Loudenville
Howard
Child Killed by Colt on Farm in London
London report states four year old Donald Edmund Cryder, son of Mr and Mrs Parl Cryder, was killed when kicked by a colt on his father's farm. The tragedy occurred as the boy played near the animal, with investigators noting the incident as a fatal farm accident.
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London
Donald Edmund Cryder
Parl Cryder
Dionne quintuplets flourish at three weeks old
CORBEIL Ontario June 18 the Dionne quintuplets three weeks old today continue to show excellent progress. The five sisters have gained vitality and are in good condition.
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Corbeil
Ont
State Officials Ponder Then Notify Girl School Will Stay Open
Columbus, June 18. Ohio officials reply to 12-year-old Mary Eileen Kelly of Alliance that her school will stay open. Assistant state education director Joseph W. Fichter says the answer came after two weeks of thought and focuses on Mary’s need for education to help her family. He declines to detail how the 10 mill tax limit or the looming deficit affect the decision.
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Mary
State of Ohio
Mary Eileen Kelly
Alliance
Joseph W. Fichter
Fichter
Steel operations hold at 62 percent as strike clouds loom
Cleveland dispatch reports steelworks maintained a strong 62 percent operation rate last week. The Magazine Steel notes producers have essentially reached the limit for deliveries this month, making the market an ongoing production problem for the remainder of June.
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Cleveland
Steel
Residence of Mrs Dall Begins Nevada Divorce Suit
Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dutt daughter of the President has taken a log cabin residence on Lake Tahoe Nevada as the first step toward a Nevada divorce from Curtis B Dall New York broker. She arrived with two children and her attorney guarded by three Secret Service agents. The six week residence requirement in Nevada may enable her to file. Her brother Elliott’s divorce from Elizabeth Connor of Philadelphia a year earlier is mentioned as context.
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Lake Tahoe
Nevada
Curtis B. Dall
New York
Elliott
Elizabeth Connor
Philadelphia
Illinois Dentist Is Murdered and Robbed
Eldorado Illinois June 18 Dr L H Meyers a wealthy local dentist was found shot to death on a farm near town in what police describe as a kidnapping and robbery case A search is under way for Lee Armstrong a man said to have accompanied Meyers to the farm and connected with the land sale prospects
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Here
Lee Armstrong
Myers
Dillinger Sighted Again Near Minnesota
In Duluth Minnesota authorities chased two men in a car from Pine City to Moose Lake and exchanged gunfire with them. Federal Agent Moore said one man resembled John Dillinger, renewing fears he is again a target of federal agents.
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Duluth
Minn
John Dillinger
Moore
Pine City
Moose Lake
Dillinger
Primary ends with Farmer-Labor stake in campaign storm
ST PAUL June 184 A week of bitter campaigning ends as Minnesota holds its primary election. The public ownership platform of the Farmer Labor Party stood at the center of intense debate as candidates pitched their plans and supporters urged turnout.
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ST. Paul
Farmer-Labor Party
Minnesota
Landlady Takes In Evicted Mosquito Sufferers at Cleveland
Mrs Pearl Hayne invited 13 families back to her tenement after evicting them to protest what she saw as inadequate county relief payments. One evicted head praised her fairness while noting the struggle to stay in the city park.
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Cleveland
Pearl Hayne
County Relief Administration
Vacation Plans May Be Changed If Trouble Continues
Washington June 18 AP A runaway Senate pressed for an early adjournment amid a potential filibuster over three major bills. President Roosevelt faced possible vacation changes as he may not attend the Harvard Yale race. Debates focused on the railroad labor bill the farm moratorium and banking changes while PWA funding faced a cap and limited disbursement.
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Senate
House
Roosevelt
New London
Connecticut
Franklin
Harvard
Yale
Caribbean
Hawaii
Huey Leng
DD Ila
Kail
Hastings
RK. del
Dill
D. Wash
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del. W. Va
Couzens
R. Mich
Beard
Glass
D. Va
Conzens
PWA
Maine Election May Be Test of New Deal
Maine voters nominated candidates for national state and county offices in a June primary. Leaders from both parties awaited the results as the fall election loomed, with Democrats hoping to retain the gains seen two years earlier in Maine.
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Portland
Maine
New Deal
Appointment of Jewish Doctor Causes Strike in Montreal
Seventy five internees from five Montreal hospitals walked out in protest at the appointment of Dr. Samson Rabinovitch as an interne. Internees from other hospitals discussed sympathy action. French-Canadian controlled hospitals were affected while English-speaking ones were not involved.
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Samson Rabinovitch
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