Hoover Signals Europe Must Disarm Before Debt Relief
A U S message delivered to Premier Edouard Herriot in the Swiss village of Morges urged Europe to disarm before any debt alleviation. Ambassador Gibson and French ministers discussed U.S. disarmament aims while Washington hinted at a debt relation announcement within 48 hours.
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Geneva
U.S
Hoover
Europe
United States
Edouard Sy
France
United Press
Washington
de Mont Blanc
Morges
Lausanne
Hugh Gibson
Norman H. Davis
Herriot
Joseph Paul Boncour
Gibson
America
Pinion
Longest Day Of Year Signals Summer Arrival In Athens
Athens notes summer began at 10:23 a m with high seventies heat and a light breeze. 1932 daylight lasts from 5:03 a m to 8:04 p m while a heat wave peaked at 91 yesterday afternoon and a 65 night followed. Hocking River levels fell .15 foot to 2.80 feet as swimmers enjoy the pool above White's Mill dam.
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Athens
Oureau
Hocking
White's Mill
Junior in education charged with driving car with painted over plates
Waitt M. Darrow 28 of Granville was arrested Monday in Columbus on a charge of driving his car with painted over 1981 license plates. He told detectives he could not buy tags while working through college. He was released on $25 bond.
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Columbus
U.R
College of Education
Qubo State University
Waitt M. Darrow
Granville
George Ryder
O. C. Loos
Will Expects Real Show When Party Of Jefferson Meets
Beverly Hills column reports Will predicts a grand Democratic gathering in Chicago with 1,100 delegates and spirited speculation about nominees. Fort Worth and Texan fans rally for Little Jack Garner as Texas sends more delegates than to Houston. Radio audiences probed for the elusive "good man" question.
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Will
Jefferson
Beverly Hills
Calif
Fort Worth
Tex
Splendid American Airways
Texas
Chicago
Houston
Jack Garner
Ritchie
Field Day prep at Southern Experiment Farm in Carpenter
The Southeastern Experiment Farm at Carpenter brakes routine this week for Field Day on Thursday. The orchard is mowed, plots squared, roads cut, and each plot marked for test treatments. A picnic and lunch stand by the Carpenter Community Church Ladies Aid Society is arranged, with speaking seats, swings, and a merry-go-round for children.
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Carpenter
S. C. Hartman
Ladies Aid Society
Carpenter Community Church
F. D. Lewis
Ohio Seed Improvement Association
Ed King
Mr. Fry
Vinton County
C. N. Jones
Albany
C. Hartman
Police Guard Roads In National Search For Explosive Car
Police patrolled all highways into Washington in a search for a maroon colored coupe reported loaded with high explosives. The car reportedly left New York yesterday driven by two desperate men. New York police feared occupants planned to blow up a government building.
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Washington
U.P
New York
United States Secret Service
W. H. Moran
Democrats Favor Repeal at National Convention
Democratic resolutions committee shows strong support for repeal or submission to states on repeal. Members favor bi metals, unemployment relief, and debt relief stance. Emphasis on governmental economy and fair taxation.
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Chicago
U.P
Democratic National Convention
Resolutions Committee
United Press
Merchant 76 Dies in Cincinnati
Lorenzo Donault aged 76, a well known Cincinnati merchant, died today of infirmities of age according to this city report from June 21.
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Merchant
Cincinnati
Lorenzo Donault
Borah Declines Hoover Backing Dampens Hoover Support
Democrats in Chicago cheered as Senator Borah said he would not back President Hoover on the Republican platform. The decision sparks talk of party splits, with Dry forces viewing Borah as a potential vote siphon while Roosevelt allies label John J. Raskob as part of a group seen opposing Roosevelt.
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United Press
Chicago
U.R
Borah
Hoover
Senator Borah
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Local Youths Admit Robbing Berry Hotel
Two Athens youths and a girl companion confessed to robbing the Berry Hotel last Friday after earlier admitting a filling station holdup in Marion. Cabean and Hanning, about 23, told how they wore masks and escaped with 57 dollars, riding in a car owned by Hanning. They were held in jail at Upper Sandusky as police planned further prosecutions.
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Athens
Marion
Berry Hotel
Finsterwald
Robert 8
Wood
Harmon Cabean
Clarence Hanning
Cabean and
Hanning
Lillian Johnson
Guysville
Upper Sandusky
Cabean
Toledo
Upper Sanctuary
Striking workers clash with deputies at Warner Mine
Deputy sheriffs and Ohio National Guardsmen used tear gas bombs to scatter a crowd of strikers near Steubenville at the Warner Coal & Supply Company mine, preventing men from going to work, according to Adjutant General Frank D. Henderson.
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Columbus
Ohio National
Lindberghs Mark Second Anniversary Of Birth
Englewood New Jersey June 21 Tomorrow marks the second anniversary of Charles A Lindbergh Jr birth The Lindberghs observe the day in sorrow as their baby remains missing The mother Mrs Dwight W Morrow shares the birthday also on June 26 The baby was abducted from the Lindbergh home near Hopewell and found dead five miles away after a national furore
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Englewood
N. J
O.R
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Sourland Hille
Dwight W. Morrow
Mrs. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Morrow
Hopewell
Prohibition Leader Predicts Big Third Party Move
D Leigh Colvin of New York, head of the Prohibition Party national committee, predicted in Indianapolis that this year's campaign will bring the biggest third party movement since 1860. He arrived to organize the party's national convention set for July 5 in the city.
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Indianapolis
Ind
D. Leigh Colvin
New York
Prohibition Party
Talking movie of appendix removal in medical teaching
The article notes surgeons filming operative procedures in color with explanatory narration for medical schools. A major operation yields three reels priced at 85 per reel. It jokes about patient wakefulness and the ease of renting via a classified ad in The Messenger, then lists a 1 room house for rent on Central Ave with bath gas electricity vestment and parlor furnace.
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Browight
Gentral Ave
Charles L, Rardin
Senate to Vote on Relief and Cut Plans for Government
Washington report says Congress anticipates adjournment by week’s end as a $2 billion Democratic relief bill and a $150 million economy measure advance. Hoover may take a 20 percent voluntary pay cut. federal workers face a five day week and furloughs with pay.
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Congress
Hoover
Washington
Senate
House
la Follette
Repn
Wis
Reconstruction Corporation
Garner Urges Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment
Washington June 2 Speaker Garner urged repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment saying he voted against prohibition when it was proposed and never believed it sound or workable. His stance was stated in a formal message on current political issues.
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Washington
Garner
Congress
Fire Burns Garage in Nelsonville Neighborhood
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a two story frame garage owned by Fred Wolf in Nelsonville. A sedan inside was burned while nearby homes were saved after the Nelsonville Fire Department formed a bucket line to fight the blaze.
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Nelsonville
Fred Wolf
Mason City Hill
Wolf
Brush Fork Coal Company
New Pittsburgh
Nelsonville Fire Department
Asbury McCombs
Miners dispersed at Rivesville and Monongah mines in West Virginia
State police halted a strike disturbance at the Rivesville Mine after stones were thrown at trucks. Two men were injured in a similar clash at the Monongah Mine as United Mine Workers officials plan a Thursday wage talks with operators still nonunion.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Rivesville
West Virginia
Mine Workers of America
Tear Gas Bombs Rout Pickets at Millfield No 6 Camp
Villagers in Flushing New York report a mob of 200 coal miners attacking four men en route to the A and P Mine near Cadi. The injured were Chester Adams John Evans Harvey Humphrey and Thomas Haines. Authorities plan 20 extra deputies as tension rises with Provident Mine reopening.
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Millfield No 6
Flushing
Chester Adams
John Evans
Harvey Humphrey
Thomas Haines
Cadi
St. Clairsville
Provident
Pickets Fired Upon as National Guard Clears Millfield Field
Tear gas and tear bombs were used by guardsmen to disperse pickets at Millfield No. 6 mine land near Sunday Creek. Several injuries were reported including a man shot in the leg and a worker struck by brick. Guardsmen and National Guard units from Cincinnati and Chillicothe arrived to maintain order as the field was cleared after earlier warnings to leave.
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Millfield
National Guard
Wayne Wingett
David Smith
Sunday Creek
Wey Ha
Ffta
Lick Run
Mills Field
Wingett
Herbert Parker
Sunday Employe
Me William
Pete) Cole
Cara
Warren V. Sprague
Cole
Athena
Parke
Route 13
Hi Theisen, Sr
Win
Ohio National Guard
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Washington, D. H
166Th Regiment
The
Day Creek Coal Company
Millfield No
Manhattan Coal
Chauncey
Manhattan Pany
Corning and
Chaney
Baker Favored As Dark Horse At Convention
CHICAGO June 21 Ohio's 23 votes in the Democratic national convention may decide the fate of many aspirants to the presidential nomination. James A Farley predicts Roosevelt will win on the first ballot if Ohio joins New York. Ohio may back Governor George White or another favorite son for several ballots, delaying Roosevelt's rise. Newton D Baker, often mentioned, holds a favored position in a deadlock while Alfred E Smith's opposition looms.
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Chicago
Ohio
James A. Farley
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Newton D. Baker
Garfield Denounces Borah on Prohibition Plank
James R. Garfield, chairman of the Republican Resolutions committee, accused Senator Borah of misinterpreting the party stance on prohibition. Garfield spoke amid Senate inquiries and ahead of planned Republican statements on preventing a return of the saloon, with White House silence noted.
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Washington
U.P
Borah
James R. Garfield
Republican Resolutions Committee
White House
Garfield
Senate
Cleveland Union
Hoover Garfield
Man Pleads Guilty To Failing To Light Car
Howard Alexander of New Straitsville pleaded guilty in Mayor's Court to driving a car without lights. He was fined 1 dollar plus costs and jailed for nonpayment of the amount. The case arose in Nelsonville on June 21.
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Nelsonville
Howard Alexander
New Straitsville
Athens County
Borah Declines to Support Hoover on Prohibition
Idaho Senator William K Borah a leading progressive and dry fighter refuses to back President Hoover for re election over the Chicago prohibition plank. He blasts the platform calling the ban vague and repeal like while administration leaders seek to salvage unity ahead of a campaign decision.
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Washington
U.pb
William K. Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Chicago
Borah
Kile
Boraha
Rioters Kill 25 in Chile Amid Martial Law
In Santiago 25 people were killed and 75 injured as rioters clashed with authorities. A bakers strike threatened bread shortages while the socialist government ordered martial law. Extremist groups attacked carabineros stations in Santiago and Valparaiso, with regular troops sent to Valparaiso to aid police.
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Santiago
Chile
U.R
Valparaiso
Carabineroa
Man Kills Three in Rage Over Stepchildren in Paterson
Mohammed Dosti 32 killed wife Minnie and two stepsons Hy man Simmons 21 and Benjamin Simmons 17 and wounded Ruth Simmons 15 in a night long rampage in Paterson New Jersey. The Turkish immigrant blamed clashes over oriental standards and the children's rebellion after marrying into the family.
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Paterson
N. J
U.P
Mohammed Dosti
Minnie
Hyman Simmons
Benjamin Simmons
Ruth Simmons
Dosti
Gas escape knocks out workers along Bronx Mt Vernon line
About forty men and women in industrial plants along the Bronx to Mt Vernon county line were overcome today by chlorine gas from an escape in a process line. The workers were treated on site and several were hospitalized for observation. Local fire squads and health officials investigated the incident to determine the source and prevent further exposure.
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New York
Bronx
Mt. Vernon County
Caruther Cemienmee Tee
White Company Wins 435 Motor Tracts Order
The White Company received a $1,500,000 contract from the United States Post Department for 435 six cylinder motor trucks. Postmaster General Walt F Brown signed the agreement, enabling 3000 workers at the White plant to shift to a five day week as heavy delivery trucks are completed for city use.
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Cleveland
White Company
United States Post Department
Walt. F. Brown
Rima Wa
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