Davey to Speak at Athens Rally In Election Drive
Governor Martin L. Davey will address a rally at the Athens County Fairgrounds on Saturday near Court Streets starting around 11:30 AM. The event, part of a statewide effort, includes music by the Whites Band and a march by the drum corps from Murray State Democrats, with Carroll Gallia Jackson Krence Counties invited to attend. This marks Davey’s first public appearance since budget cuts for 1935 1936.
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Martin L. Davey
George
Ohio State
Democratic
Gallipolis
Tee
Athens
Gallia
Jackson
Krence
Trmer
Gene Turner
Ohio
Davey
Drowns in New York prompting rescue at lake
A small group of youths capsized a steel boat on a Bear Lake incident near Athens Ohio. Three younger boys were in the boat when it capsized. A farmer rescued one survivor who then aided others toward shore for help. Authorities believe one body was recovered.
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Lay, Jr
Erie
Ohio University
Bear
Athens
NDAY SENGER PPioned in Before Thousand We Families
Community notice describes a local gathering with emphasis on family roles and upcoming events. Names or exact dates are unclear in the readable text, but the item centers on a scheduled meeting and involvement of residents.
Twenty five chosen for CCC service interview
Thirty two men from a 600 person applicant list will be interviewed Saturday morning by W. R. Shafer Athens County selecting agent at relief headquarters Mill Street at 9 o clock. Shafer will select 25 to enroll at Camp Athens if they pass Monday physical exams and five alternates are named.
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CCC
W. R. Shafer
Athens County
The
Mill Street
Shafer
Camp Athens
Bowman Defense Files Petition for Rehearing
Attorneys for Neal Bowman filed a petition for a rehearing with the clerk of the Court of Appeals in Frankfort Kentucky. The death sentence imposed on Bowman by Mercer Circuit Court for the slaying of Comer Franklin was affirmed by the Appellate Court on May 17. Stanley Mercer, 17, convicted in the same case, was given the death sentence but recently commuted to life imprisonment by Gov. Ruby Laffoon due to his tender age.
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Frankfort
Neal Bowman
Oday
Court of Appeals
Bowman
Southeastern
Ohio
Desperado
Mercer Circuit Court
Comer Franklin
Stanley Mercer
Ruby Laffoon
Ohio Minister Still After Clark Gable
The Rev. Samuel Williams from Hopedale Ohio seeks a personal meeting with film star Clark Gable at Catalina Island. If the attempt fails he has written a 10 000 word prayer to leave for Gable.
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Hollywood
Samuel Williams
Hopedale
Ohio
Clark Gable
Catalina Island
Hands Off the Cop Who Wears His Gloves
Cirilo Henriquez Diaz of Havana demonstrates a police electric glove claimed to incapacitate a person without injury. He notes the glove idea originated from Ohio mill riots in 1930 and is shown to police in New York.
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New York
Cirilo Henriquez Diaz
Havana
Cuba
Ohio
Survey Expert Sees Waste in State Expenses
Columbus Ohio chief of state government survey urges applying proven business principles to cut millions. Col C O Sherrill says experts found some expenditures unnecessary and some programs inefficient while others are well run. He aims to save about five million annually with simple, obvious measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. O. Sherrill
Davey
Finlaw Funeral in Pomeroy Saturday
Body of Celia Finlaw who died Thursday at her home in Weillsburg West Virginia will arrive in Pomeroy Saturday at noon for funeral services at Ewing Funeral Home at 2 o clock Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery She is survived by brothers Ray Ernest Elmer Wilbur Finlaw and sisters Mrs Guy Martin Wellsburg Mrs Ed Arnold Pomeroy and Mrs T H Leigheit Pomeroy
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Pomeroy
Celia Finlaw
Weillsburg
W. Va
Ewing Funeral Home
Beech Grove
Miss Finlaw
Ray
Ernest Elmer
Wilbur Finlaw
Guy Martin
Wellsburg
Ed Arnold
T. H. Leigheit
Death of James L. Henry at 68 in Lima
James L. Henry 68, a well known retired engineer of Buckeye Pipe Line Co., died Thursday in Lima due to a heart ailment.
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Lima
James L. Henry
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Feminine Coal Miner Seeks Return to Work in Fall
Miss Ida Mae Stull 32, not in the mine this summer, tends cherries and plans a two story house. She opposes Geneva conference opposition to women in coal mines, questions the logic, and says a legal case for damages is set for next week.
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Cadiz
Ida Mae Stull
Miss Stull
International Labor Conference
Geneva
Cosmings
Ohio Bureau of Mines
Lindy Turns From Air To Aid Science
Col Charles A Lindbergh shifts to science at the Rockefeller Institute where he and Dr Alexis Carrel unveil a mechanical heart and lungs enabling organs to be kept alive outside the body. Experiments with kidneys heart thyroid ovaries and suprarenal glands show reduced infections and sustained circulation in artificial chambers.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rockefeller Institute
Lindbergh
Alexis Carrel
Doctor Carrel
Yoder Denies Daveys Claim On State Taxes
Dayton report: Senator Paul P Yoder disputes Governor Daveys assertion that new taxes are needed to fund state government. Yoder says enforcement of the sales tax could yield about 70 million dollars, with 50 million in prospect now, to cover pensions, relief, and the school foundation program.
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Dayton
Paul P Yoder
Montgomery
Davey
Traxler-Kiefer School Foundation
School Foundation
Car Stalls Bring Mother and Son Reunited in San Diego
Arthur H. Lowry of San Diego encountered his mother Minnie Brown of Roseville Ohio and sister Lenore Scott while they were stalled in a car. After noting their Ohio plates, he revealed his identity and they were reunified after 25 years apart.
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Calif
Arthur H. Lowry
Roseville
Lowry
Ohio
Lenore Scott
Minnie Brown
Davey Rules Out Prison. Seeks Park or Hospital for Island
Governor Martin L. Davey told the Ohio Educational Association at Cedar Point that the state will build either a hospital or a park on Johnson’s Island in Lake Erie rather than a new Alcatraz style prison if funds allow. He cited economic constraints delaying all improvements.
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Martin L. Davey
Ohio Educational Association
Cedar Point
Alcatraz Island
Lake Erie
Johnson's Island
Davey
Tillicum Club Dance at Shifiet Hall Friday
Middleport notes a June dance sponsored by the Tillicum Club at Shifiet Hall Friday evening. Pete's Orchestra will provide the music for the event.
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Middleport
Tillicum
Shifiet Hall
Pete
Million Dollar Jewel Stays Safe as Guards Police Display
The $1,000,000 Jonk-Wer diamond remains on display at the American Museum of History with 4,000 visitors the first day and no theft attempts. The gem sits in bullet-proof glass and would vanish into a vault if touched. Guards nearby practiced sharpshooting before duty.
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New York
American Museum of History
Lorain Editor Attacked Amid Scribes Strike
Frank Maloy editor of the Lorain Journal was attacked by unidentified men entering the plant during a strike. Police restored order as editors and mechanical staff faced intimidation and resignations amid a labor dispute. guild chair John Dunn condemned violence and pledged future safety.
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Lorain
Frank Maloy
Lorain Journal
Maloy
John Dunn
Lorain Guild
Dunn
Roper Refuses Graft Charges Before Senate Panel
Secretary Roper defends the Commerce Department against graft allegations by ousted assistant Ewing Y. Mitchell. He accuses Mitchell of obstructive tactics causing a log jam while asserting he investigated irregularities and acted when justified. Mitchell portrayed as suspicious and inclined to believe rumors.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Roper
Mitchell
Senate Commerce Committee
Hickey Rules Columbus Must Replay 3 Games
President Thomas Hickey of the American Association voided three Columbus wins for using ineligible player Don Hurst. The affected games were Toledo 7 2 and 6 4 wins from last Sunday and Columbus 7 5 against Kansas City last Wednesday. they must be replayed.
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Thomas Hickey
American Association Today
Columbus Club
Don Hurst
Columbus
Toledo
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Mudhens
Kansas City
Hickey
Youth Shot After Resident Claims Prowler Seen
Middletown police say 17 year old Robert Sta bier died early today after a resident who reported seeing a prowler near a window shot him three times. The youth was identified by police as Robert Sta bier.
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Middletown
Robert Stabier
Taxes on Wealthy May Be Major Issue in 1936 Campaign
A June photo shows workmen clearing a 40-foot snowdrift on MacKenzie Pass in Oregon while political discussion notes taxes on the wealthy could shape the 1936 presidential campaign. Ohio weather aside, the item links tax policy to the race.
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MacKenzie Pass
Oregon
Ohio
Sock the Rich Tax Concept Impresses Will Rogers
Will Rogers jokes that a tax on inheritance is the closest to painless saying people won’t feel it until after death. He imagines Huey long surprised by the President announcing the plan in a late night chat.
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Hollywood
Calif
Huey
Will Rogers
Court To Rule On Hauptmann Plea In Lindbergh Case
Hauptmann faces a delayed ruling as New Jersey's Court of Errors and Appeals weighs his request for a new trial in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. If conviction is upheld, defense lawyers will pursue the U S Supreme Court appeal, they say.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Court of Errors and Appeals
Hauptmann
David T. Wilentz
United States Supreme Court
Thirteen Tax Law Violators Caught in Columbus Drive
Thirteen Columbus merchants faced charges for violating the state sales tax act in a drive led by R. P. Barthalow of the State Tax Commission. Three other merchants were fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Columbus
R. P. Barthalow
State Tax Commission
Guffey Bill Opposed In Subcommittee Hearing
J. V. Norman, attorney for Louisville operators, argued the Guffey coal stabilization bill would drive 40 percent of soft coal producers out of business by forcing prices below production costs. He warned courts would face confiscation cases and called the bill unconstitutional in fundamental aspects.
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Washington
J. V. Nornam
Louisville
House
Ways and Means
Norman
Norman E
Yale Takes First Two Races in Annual Regatta
Yale swept the 73rd annual regatta on the Thames in New London defeating Harvard in the Freshman race by eight feet and the Junior Varsity by just over six feet. President Roosevelt attended to watch his son Franklin Jr. row amid the loss of Howard Junior Varsity. Andre Spada, a Corsican bandit chief, was executed by guillotine in Bastia after at least six slayings.
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Yale
Harvard
Thames
Roosevelt
Franklin, Jr
Howard
Bastia
Andre Spada
One-Man Filibuster Halts Jump From Cincinnati Ledge
A 45 minute one man filibuster at Cincinnati's busiest intersection halted a shell shocked veteran's 300 foot leap. William L Hayden, 47, threatened death after loss of wife job and home. Carl Anderson and William Burke saved him pulling Hayden to safety. He blamed himself but lived to be observed at General Hospital.
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William L. Hayden
General Hospital
Carl Anderson
Air Line
William L. Burke
Ander
Anderson
Hayden
Democrats in Congress Debate Roosevelt Tax Plan Timing
Congress wavers on whether to push Roosevelt tax proposals now or defer to next session. Some aides hint the president favors immediate action, while others fear a 1956 campaign year delay. Senate Finance rejected wider wealth taxes, and supporters push bonuses tied to Treasury plans.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
LDI
Charles Michaelson
Democratic National Committee
Burns
Senate Finance Committee
LaFollette
Lutherans Ballot for New Synod President
Delegates at the Missouri Synod convention in Cleveland resumed balloting to elect a new synod president. Four names remained after an unusual session where none of the original five candidates won an absolute majority.
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Cleveland
Misouri Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dayton Youth Drowns After Illness Struggle in River
George Engle, 17, drowned in the Stillwater River north of Dayton late Thursday night after apparently failing in the stream amid an attack of influenza.
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Dayton
Cgeorge Engle
Stillwater River
Here
Riot at Holmes Eureka Lumber mill leaves man dead
An unidentified man died and three others were seriously wounded in a riot at the Holmes Eureka Lumber Company mill in Eureka California. Four policemen were injured during the incident as authorities investigated the unrest.
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Eureka
Calif
Holmes- Eureka Lumber Company
Longest Day Observed Across New York State
The astronomers and almanac authors declare today the longest day of the year. The sun rose at 4 24 a m and will set at 7 31 p m Eastern Standard Time. Summer begins officially at 3 38 a m Saturday. Saturday will be nearly as long, while Sunday will be a full minute shorter.
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