Aid to teachers eyed as revenue plan moves forward
June 26. A foundation program for education is urged by the Education Association. Cedar Point unanimously backs a resolution asking the Legislature to provide annual funds per pupil for elementary and high schools. The group pushes a liquid fuel tax and sales tax as revenue sources amid talks of emergency measures. Governor White outlines steps to aid schools facing financial problems, while a state liquor probe committee nears a partial report and may require a two thirds vote for emergency actions.
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Pesky
Education Association
Con- Cedar Point
George White
Spe
Emnor White
Jou
Golf Open Tourneys See Pace-Setters Led by Evans
Epidemic in the Open golf qualifying disrupts play as four invaders from the west edge the field. Adams posts 141 while Smith of Nashville racks up 148 in the two round totals. Shute of Philadelphia, the defending champ, rebounds from a rough 76 to reach a two round total near 149, advancing in a tight field with late surges.
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Eng
Sates
Percy Allin
Janes
Adams
Smith
Nashville
Atlantic
Shute
Philadelphia
Schancea
Slim
Is im of Heat Is im of Heat 8 June 26 Fire Report
This fragment describes a morning barn incident near Thivinir, with Sherman Hailey and a missing elder relative. Coroner W. Lewis was notified. the body or evidence involved was found shortly after. The report mentions a heart incident and a boy with a grandfather, but many details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Sherman Hailey
Thivinir
W. Lewis
Indian leader escapes bomb attempt unhurt
A bomb attempt near Gandhi during a June incident in India caused injuries to none of the local bystanders. An auto rickshaw and crowds reacted as the explosion occurred while the leader was unharmed.
Tests Set on Three Sites for State Patrol Radio Station
Tests at Athens airport Chauncey and Albany are compared in Columbus to choose the best site for a state patrol broadcasting station. North Hill land proved unsuitable but any site may be used. Plans expect operation within 60 days costing 7000 to 10000 dollars. A six-operator barracks will accompany the station.
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Athens
Chauncey
Albany
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
E. DD. Shippley
North Hill
Shippley
Ohio
Cincinnati
Ohioan Found Guilty Of Chiseling Relief
Paul Cleary, 24, fined 100 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail after pleading guilty in municipal court to obtaining public relief under false pretenses. He was one of five arrested as warrants were issued in a campaign against hundreds suspected of “chiseling” relief while employed or able to pay.
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Youngstown
Paul Cleary
Cleary
Leo
Want Ad Scottie Says Classified Ad Lineup
The Nelsonville Column highlights daily classified offers including a 5 ft electric refrigerator, a car seeking school teacher contact, hand decorated cake covers, and rooms apartments or houses for rent or sale. The columnist endorses classified advertising as beneficial.
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Nelsonville
Goering Attacks Monarchist Moves in Nazi Ranks
In Hamburg on June 26 Hermann Goering denounced monarchist sentiment within the Nazi movement. He asserted unity behind Hitler and warned that betraying confidence risks execution. He rejected any return of a Hohenzollern throne under Hitler.
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Hamburg
Germany
Hitler
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Goering
A M Hohenzollern
State Claims To Have Confession Of Murder
Malone N Y June 26 UP The perfect case was drawn up against Thomas Frederick Showers 27 CCC worker accused of the assault and slaying of 4 year old Cleo Telistone District Attorney Harold W Main said the prosecution would be based on a signed statement purporting to be a confession by Showers that he lured the girl into the woods Saturday attacked her and crushed her skull with a club.
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Malone
N. Y
Thomas Frederick Showers
CCC
Cleo Telistone
Harold W. Main
Showers
Ohio Bankers Hold Convention with Roosevelt System Talk
The Ohio Bankers Association opened its two day annual convention in Columbus. Theodore H. Tangeman Ohio director of commerce and Paul Mallon Washington political writer spoke on economic developments and discussed "The Roosevelt Three No Trump System."
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Columbus
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Theodore H. Tangeman
Ohio
Commerce
Paul Mallon
Washington
Daddy Browning Near Death in East
Near death illness grips W. Browning a 63 year old millionaire real estate operator in New York hospital. His adopted daughter Dorothy Sunshine Browning arrived from North Carolina with her husband Clarence Hood Peaches to visit. Browning’s estranged wife remained in Chicago for a theatre engagement.
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New York
Badward W. Browning
Dorothy Sunshine Browning
North Carolina
Clarence Hood
Peaches
Browning
Chicago
Death prompts search for Mrs. Rose Wilson in Troy
Police and relatives sought Mrs. Rose Wilson after she delivered a suicide note to her sister Mrs. Clara Duke. The note was handed to an acquaintance for delivery.
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Troy
Rose Wilson
Clara Duke
When Dictators Meet Its No Peace Pact
Will Rogers comments from Beverly Hills on wartime figures Hitler and Mussolini, praising William Allen White for Americanism and noting Roosevelt at a Tammany Hall gathering as the hall’s influence resurfaces.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Hitler
Mussolini
William Allen White
Kansas
Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Million Dollar Firebug Gang Busted in Chicago
Police hold 17 suspects including one woman in a Chicago arson and extortion ring. The gang allegedly started fires to collect insurance and kidnap victims for ransom, defrauding insurers of about 1 million dollars and charging merchants up to 10 percent fees. One confession cites a $250,000 fire in the Loop in 1931.
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Chicago
Harry Welch
Toledo, O
Welch
Toledo
Loop
Slaying of Three Highway Workers Stuns Oklahoma
In McAlester Oklahoma several people are being held for investigation after the bodies of three Canadian Oklahoma highway workers Homer Beasley Hobart Watkins and Bill Gann were found in hill country twenty miles northeast of the town two days after they disappeared A scribbled note on a campaign card names Jack Rackley Hill Moore and George Baker as possible killers and all three residents of Canadian are in custody denying involvement.
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Jack Rackley
Hill Moore
George Baker
Homer
Hobart
Motorist Plunges Into Creek Near Margarets Creek
Denver White of Carbondale son of Mr and Mrs Sant White narrowly escaped drowning after losing control on the New Marshfield Road. His new coupe sank in about ten feet of water and he escaped through a partly open door window after failing to break the windshield.
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Denver White
Carbondale
Sant White
New Marshfield Road
Margarets Creek
White
New License Tag Rate Effective Saturday
Licenses for all motor vehicles may be purchased at half the regular price beginning Saturday. Charlies Jordan, deputy registrar, announced at the courthouse. Tags may be used any time after Saturday midnight. The reduction applies to passenger and commercial cars, trucks, and motor years.
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Charlies Jordan
Roosevelt Moves to Control Labor Strife in New Deal Push
President Roosevelt opens a week of high pressure as an emergency labor board looms with power to settle collective bargaining. Officials expect personnel with authority to regulate stock markets and communications. Names circling for key posts include Landis and Sykes. Hopkins may head housing relief.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hawaii
James M. Landis
Federal Trade Commission
Ferdinand Peora
Senate Banking Committee
Stock Market Board
Communications Commission
Eugene 0. Sykes
Federal Radio Commission
Robert F. Wagner
New York
New Labor Board
Hope To Float Steamer Soon
Gallipolis reports divers at work on the Steamer D. T. Lane which sank in the Great Kanawha River in twelve feet of water. The vessel built in 1871 at Pittsburgh faced a possible float within days if hull damage is not grave. Pilot George Hamilton watched the sinking as Lane prepared to move 17 barges of coal toward Cincinnati. Captain Frank Johnson is noted as the oldest Ohio master in service with no prior serious accidents. The note recalls prior vessel losses at Louisville in June.
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Gallipolis
D. T. Lane
Kanawha
Pittsburgh
George Hamilton
Cincinnati
Frank Johnson
Ohio
Snow Falls Over Mount Lassen Loop Highway
Snow blanketed Mineral California and surrounding Sierra Nevada after a heat wave, with six inches of fresh snow reported at the Mount Lassen Loop Highway summit. The quick change in weather surprised residents who had been enduring hot conditions just hours earlier.
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Mineral
Calif
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Mount Lassen Loop
Zanesville Couple Fatalities Blamed on Possible Explosive
A blast in Zanesville Ohio destroyed an automobile and killed William Gardner and his wife. Officials weighed accident theories tied to Gardner’s work with explosives against a possible time bomb, with clues including a dry battery found at the scene. Coroner Glaser withheld verdict pending further facts.
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Buckeye Pipe Line Company
William Gardner
H. T. Glaser
Gardner
Harold Nims
Glaser
William Curtis
Curtis
Urges End of Postal Savings System
In Columbus on June 26 Ohio bankers pressed to abolish the postal savings system. Theodore Tangeman praised the banking system as strong while Clark Will urged government to regulate banking without extending government control, warning against credit facilities falling under political influence. More than 500 bankers attended the state convention.
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Theodore Tangeman
Commerce
Ohio
Clark Will
Circleville
Ohio Bankers Association
Will
Marie Dressler Seeks Health Return at California Estate
Marie Dressler, renowned actress, rests at a Santa Barbara estate recovering from illness. Few visitors allowed. friends say she is not in immediate danger. In New York, June 24, Gene Tunney and wife welcome a second son.
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Santa Barbara
Califf
Marie Dressler
New York
Gene Tunney
Grim Reaper Takes New Born Cubs At Car NIV
Tragedy strikes the Lion family as two newborn cubs die in Athens at the Lionas camp. Mr and Mrs Leo Lion mourn privately while the other performers, including B Warner, offer condolences. Leo, the famous captive lion, bears scars and ponders life and fate as the troupe continues the show with other acts.
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Grim Reaper
Leo Lion
Athens
B Warner
Lion
Heart Attack Claims Investment Banker Aboard Flight
Archbold June 26. Robert E. Christie Jr. 41 president of the Investment Bankers Association of America died aboard a plane en route to Chicago after suffering severe chest pains near Archbold. A physician was summoned but could not reach him in time. Christie had helped formulate the NRA code for banks and was a partner at Dillon Read & Company since 1927.
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Christie, Jr
Investment Bankers Association of America
Christie
Dillon, Read & Company
Robert Schaffner
Chicago
Schaffner
Akron
Archbold
A. Morton
Extortion Notes Reach Kidnap Victim in Gettle Case
Beverly Hills millionaire William F. Gettle received new extortion notes demanding $6000 to atone for his testimony against Loretta Woody and Mona Gallighen. The two women had been convicted of conspiring to misuse the mails in a $60,000 ransom plot while Gettle was held by kidnapers.
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Los Angeles
William F. Gettle
Beverly Hills
Loretta Woody
Mona Gallighen
Gertle
Deputies Consider Armed Patrol to Protect Field Work
Kenton June 26 deputies move to organize a staff of 530 armed deputies and arrest a traffic charge operator as 400 non striking workers prepare to join the field labor in the onion marshlands. Sheriff Wilbur Mitchell proposes arming deputies with pistols and clubs and housing them in the McGuffy school building.
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Kenton
Wilbur Mitchell
MccGuftey
Ohio residents certified for July old age pensions
Twenty one people in Columbus have been certified to State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy as eligible to receive old age pensions on July 30. Payments range from ten dollars to sixteen dollars monthly.
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Columbus
Joseph T. Tracy
Harriman Hosiery Mills Shutdown Over NRA Blue Eagle Fight
Harriman Tennessee June 26 AP The Harriman Hosiery Mills closed and 653 workers were laid off as the NRA clash over the Blue Eagle escalated. Attorney T Asbury Wright Jr charged NRA administrator Hugh S Johnson set out to wreck the company and invoked property rights under the Blue Eagle dispute. President Roosevelt plans to speak Thursday in a nationwide radio address with details not yet disclosed.
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Harriman, Tenn
Harriman Hosiery Mills
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
T. Asbury Wright, Jr
General Johnson
Wright
Roosevelt
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
United States
United Wrkers Textile Union
Harriman
Coach Bartholomew Waives Hearing In Death Case
Washington state news item reports wrestling coach George Bartholomew of Wash ington and Jefferson College waives preliminary murder hearing in the death of Thomas Manis a 25 year old night club performer Bartholomew signed a statement saying Manis went limp in his arms during a struggle Manis body found near a brush pile with broken spectacles nearby and Bartholomew claims Manis tried to blackmail him Also noted is the death of Miss Blanche Moler a former Athens school teacher in Tucson Arizona her body to be returned for burial in Athens
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Washington
George Bartholomew
Washington and Jefferson College
Thomas Manis
Robert FE. Burnside
Bartholomew
Donald Hart
J. F. Carmichael
Manis
Blanche Moler
Athens
Tucson
Ariz
Yesterday’s Weather Update Fragment Misses Key Details
Fragmentary text shows a weather note mentioning yesterday’s high and low and an 1 pm timestamp, but lacks complete values or location. Without full data, the report cannot establish temperatures or forecast conclusions.
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