Ohio University Faces Budget Cut and Salary Delays
Ohio University officials consider a reduced work schedule for staff as the university awaits a $195,000 allocation in the 1935 36 budget. Acting president MicH POWER' cites governor and Legislature action, with trustees awaiting item by item review before funds for maintenance can be moved.
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Ohio University
Gover
Univer
Trustees University
University
Do Ie
Mich Power
Ginbd
Senate
Pats University Trens Med
Columbus
Nell
Dhs
Veterans mark annual parade amid wind and aging ranks
In Pars, veteran groups led a sombre parade with 8 000 participants half a century after the war. H F P Russell of Ohio, with Charles I. Mena, led the march through Cadiz James Allen Layton Marion Zanesville and John chosen as senior com Ohio F S Morris vice commander Warner Medina attended. A report notes 7 483 bridges of 1 foot span must be replaced per a new survey.
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Sen
H. F P. Russell
Alwas
Charles I. Mena
Cadiz
James Allen
Layton
Marion
Zanesville
John
Ohio
F. S. Morris
Warner of
Medina
Maes
Tax policy sparks debate on division of burden
Fragmentary item discusses proposed taxes affecting men and women after age 21, mentions divorce and dissuading cheaters, references Maine and Massachusetts, and hints at farm sales and a garage. Names Frank Beasley and BW Yous appear in scattered form amid unclear context.
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Arabia
Frank Reg Beasley
Two NY Men Arrested at Penn Commencement
At the University of Pennsylvania commencement two New York guests, David Dobrowsky and Joseph Cohen, were arrested by Detective Thomas Doyle who charged them with congratulating graduates while secretly searching pockets.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
David Dobrowsky
Joseph Cohen
New York
Thomas Doyle
Hauptmann Appeals Before Jersey Court in Lindbergh Case
Bruno Richard Hauptmann’s lawyers presented a long brief and three hours of oral argument to the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals. They claim the Flemington verdict was unjust, arguing the trial used varying theories of death and that evidence about the kidnapping ladder and Charles Lindbergh’s daily court presence unfairly influenced the jury.
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Trenton
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Flemington
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Court of Errors and Appeals
Hauptmann
Hunterdon County
David T. Wilentz
Col
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Federal Jury Indicts Waleys in Kidnaping Case
A federal grand jury indicted Harmon Waley his wife and fugitive co defendant William Mahan on Lindbergh kidnaping law conspiracy and extortion note charges. The trio faces arraignment with possible immediate guilty pleas and swift sentencing, while DOJ may delay to protect evidence until Mahan is captured.
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Tacoma
Wash.p
Harmon Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
Waleys
William Mahan
Department of Jusagents
Department of Justice
Mahan
Olympia
Woman Suffers Broken Knee in Gravel Fall
Mrs. Nettie Wisecarver was taken to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis after breaking her left knee in a fall on gravel. She slipped while returning from a Presbyterian Missionary Society meeting near the Inter-City Service station at about 9 30 p m. Mrs. Wisecarver lives with Mr. and Mrs. I B Weed on Butternut Avenue.
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Pomeroy
Nettie Wisecarver
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Ohio Senators Back Social Security Bill in Senate Vote
The Wednesday roll call on the social security bill shows Ohio's Senators Bulkley and Donahey among 60 Democrats voting in favor.
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Ohio
Washington
Bulkley and
Donahey
Davey Attacks Education Cost At Ohio State
Ohio Governor Davey attacks Ohio State University financing arguing costs are higher than four peers and challenges President Rightmire to better staff pay. Critics call the $1,266,500 cut a midbudget political move while university heads warn of layoffs and hiring limits.
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Davey
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio State University
George W. Rightmire
Buckeye
Rightmire
American University
J. O. Engleman
Kent State College
Alfred J. Upham
Miami University
Oxford
C. C. Jenkins
Wilberforce University
Frank E. Whittemore
Akron
Daniel £. Morgan
Cleveland
Phil 8S. Bradford
Ohio
Mrs. William Eismon Dies in Athens After Illness
Mrs. William Eismon aged 57 died at her home 38 Shannon Avenue Athens. Two months earlier her son Harry died in Athens. Funeral services will be held at Jagers Funeral Home at 2 PM Sunday with burial in West State Street Cemetery. Survived by husband and children Brice Eismon Hazel Boice Akron Randolph Alonzo and Mari. Family moved to Athens from Clay County West Virginia four years ago.
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William Eismon
Shannon Avenue
Harry
Athens
Jagers Funeral
West State Street
Fismon
Brice Eismon
Hazel Boice
Akron
Randolph
Alonzo
Mari
Clay County
W. Va
Delay on Guffey Bill Beaten by Committee
Washington reports a House Ways and Means subcommittee voted down a proposal to obtain Attorney General Cummings opinion on the constitutionality of the Guffey Snyder coal stabilization bill.
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Washington
Cummings
House
Ways and Means
Orland Williams Injured In Auto Cycle Accident
Orland Williams a 17 year old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Williams sustained a compound fracture of the right leg in an auto motor cycle crash Sunday He was transported by ambulance to a Columbus specialist Thursday for treatment.
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Orland Williams
Clarence Williams
Columbus
Will Rogers Mock Public With Hoover Plaudits
Will Rogers writes from Santa Monica praising the Hoover reception at the San Diego world’s fair. He argues Americans swing between hero and goat, blaming the public not leaders, and notes the nation’s fickle appetite for change.
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Santa Monica
Calif
San Diego
Hoover
Will Rogers
Garrett quits Athens County relief post Saturday
J. D. Garrett, Works Division manager for the Athens County relief administration, resigned and will finish his duties this Saturday. He began the role in May 1934 alongside county relief director H. M. Spang, and will join Clay-Ingles Company in Lexington Ky as a sales engineer.
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J. D. Garrett
Athens County Relief Administration
C. C. Stillman
Ohio
Garrett
H. M. Spang
Columbus
Clay-Ingles Company
Lexington
France Signals Plan to Expand Navy Against Germany
Paris officials privately state France will strengthen its fleet "as much as necessary" to meet Germany. They argue the 1922 Washington Naval Treaty is null, citing the Anglo German naval accord and Britain’s breach as undermining the Versailles treaties. France seeks to keep relations with Britain stable while pursuing agreements with Italy and England on security pacts.
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Germany
Paris
France
Great Britain
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
England
Child Scalded When He Upsets Pot of Grease
A 19 month old, son of Charles Tribe of 72 Central Avenue, reached a pot of hot grease in the kitchen and scalded shoulders and chest. The child was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital and released the same evening with improved condition. Also reported Bobby Jones underwent appendicitis surgery in Atlanta.
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Charlies Tribe
Charles Tribe
Central Avenue
F. C. Tribe
Sheltering Arms
Athens
Roosevelt Plans New NRA Companion to Share the Wealth
President Roosevelt eyes a companion to the Share the Wealth taxes as he advances a vast social security program now approved by Congress. The proposal would tax payrolls to fund old age pensions, unemployment insurance, and aid to dependent children, with specifics on state and federal roles and phased employer contributions.
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Roosevelt
NRA
Washington
Congress
Senate
Treasury
Union Trades Plan Walkout Amid Columbus Packing Strike
The Columbus Federation of Labor plans a general sympathy strike with a referendum among 15 000 to 18 000 workers from 67 locals to pressure Columbus Packing Co to settle a 10 week strike. A Z Larsson presides as mediation and negotiations stall over closed shop issues.
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Columbus
Columbus Federation of Labor
Columbus Packing Co
A. Z. Larsson
New Ohio Liquor Rules Prepared Ahead of Septembr Act
Columbus Ohio state liquor control board prepares regulations to replace current rules when the new liquor control act becomes effective on September 5.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Liquor Control Board
Utah to Execute Delbert Green by Firing Squad
Delbert Green, condemned for a triple murder in Farmington Utah, will be executed by firing squad on June 26. After five years of appeals and resentencing he lost the final appeal, making him the first to die by rifle fire in nearly a decade in the United States.
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Delbert Green
Utah
United States
Europe
Central America
Farmington
Ohio estimates 49 million for roads in 1935 program
Columbus reports a state survey showing 1935 funds for the highway bureau at 49,310,000 dollars. Projections include 4,565,000 federal aid, 35,000,000 emergency relief, and 9,745,000 from the gasoline tax. The plan notes matching requirements and deadlines for federal and relief funds.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Bureau of Construction
National Recovery
Bureau
Early Supreme Court Test Looms for Wagner Labor Bill
In Washington a key Supreme Court test for the Wagner labor disputes bill looms after its House passage. The measure creates a permanent National Labor Relations Board with five members and aims to guarantee collective bargaining rights while curbing employer interference.
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Supreme Court
Washington — LLP
National Labor Relations Board
Senate
William Green
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Labor Department
Life terms for two youths in Sheriff Leugers kidnapping
Jasper Ind judge John L Sumner handed life sentences to Bascum Ray Jr 14 and Maurice Sheridan 17 both of Huntington W Va for abducting Sheriff Ed ward Leugers earlier in the week. The pair were captured about 25 miles southwest of Jasper after the sheriff found bootleg liquor in their car. While escorting them to jail the boys drew revolvers and forced him to accompany them before releasing him shackled with his own handcuffs near Boonville.
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Jasper
Ind
John L. Sumner
Bascum Ray, Jr
Maurice Sheridan
Huntington
W. Va
Edward Leugers
Here
Leugers
Boonville
Clara Schaefer Dies At Home In Columbus
Mrs. Clara Schaefer wife of Frank Schaefer died at her home 799 Cleveland Avenue Columbus. Body to be moved to Ewing Funeral Home for funeral Saturday morning at Sacred Heart Church. Interment in Catholic Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Clara Schaefer
Frank Schaefer
Cleveland Avenue
Columbus
Ewing Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Church
Appointments of relief case supervisors announced
In Columbus six counties receive relief case supervisor appointments today. Mrs. Mary H. Hart of Cleveland is assigned to fill a Gallia County vacancy.
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Columbus
Mary H. Hart
Cleveland
Gallia Countie
Roosevelt Plans Broad NRA To Boost Mass Purchasing Power
Washington reports say President Roosevelt weighs a broad National Recovery Act style measure to complement new tax plans. Advisers hint at a mass buying power aim, while critics warn it could echo Huey Long. The plan envisions higher inheritance and gift taxes, steeper top income taxes, graduated corporate rates, and curbs on holding companies. A constitutional amendment to tax future state and local securities is proposed.
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Wedneadly
Congress
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Harrison
Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Arrests Over Motion Picture Seizure At Columbus
Six Ohio State University students and a film distributor were jailed after protesting at City Safety Director William Pealer's home over police confiscation of a motion picture. Pealer warned the film carried a Communistic angle and could hinder a strike at Columbus Packing Company, site of prior violence. The confiscated film plus an automobile and alleged Communistic literature were seized at West Jefferson and intended for exhibition there.
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Columbus
Onjio State University
William 8. Pealer
Columbus Packing Company
West Jefferson
Pealer
Cloud Deeds Dont Pay Vows Hero Incident In Abbeville
In Abbeville a man named Reid refused to perform good deeds after witnessing two jay birds fall from a nest. The mother jay pecked him on the forehead and drew blood. Reid sought medical care and swore off further good deeds for a time.
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Abbeville, & C
Reid
Automobile Denier
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