Bill on committee vote faces action on financing plans
The House Committee voted to consider the bill on cash pay points versus the Expansion Bill. A Vinson Bill motion was postponed and a date for floor action was set for this week. The committee discussed tax and Treasury information requirements under the repealer proposal.
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House Committee
Congress
Jenkins
Representa
P. Tenn
Jonna
D. Ky
and Heans Committee
Government appeals for project to boost national market power
Unclear text shows a government official advocating a project to develop market power. The secretary treasurer of Coals, Inc. speaks to business leaders on Tuesday arguing for federal support and a plan to move sections to a Valley Area power output. The wording is garbled but centers on a national economic initiative and energy development.
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Endan
Mcretary
Coals, Inc
A For Business Men
Local banquet notes sign bill on license funds control
A fragmentary report notes a men’s banquet feature and a signing bill to grant control of license funds. It mentions the secretary of the time and an official invited to announce an appointment, with references to a state commissioner and a date in a political context.
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Ttimen
Davey
Daveyney
Con
Milk Market Post Sparks Local Ad Buzz
Fragmentary notes hint at a dairy market scene with trade names and ads. The text references milk and dairy products, suggests local commerce and notices, and mentions a vendor or market figure in a small town setting.
Holmes Dies Early Today in Dissenting Supreme Court Figure
Oliver Wendell Holmes died of bronchial pneumonia at 2 15 am in Washington two days before his ninety fourth birthday. President Roosevelt mourned the loss calling him one of America's first citizens and the nation will honor him with military rites at Arlington.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
All Souls Church
America
Hughes
Arlington National Cemetery
Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Justice
Thomas Files General Denial in Ohio Penitentiary Case
Thomas filed a general denial with the State Civil Service Commission over his dismissal as head of the Ohio Penitentiary. His attorney D. B. Alvey seeks an early hearing and rejects 17 charges from Margaret Allman, welfare director. An injunction suit hearing in Franklin County Common Pleas Court involves Atty. Gen. Bricker representing the governor and Mrs. Allman.
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Columbus
Prenton E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
State Civil Service Commission
D. B. Alvey
Thomas
Ulrey
Margaret Allman
John W. Bricker
Davey
Zanesville Realtor Beaten and Robbed
Zanesville realty broker Willis E. Helmick reported being beaten and robbed in his office on Wednesday. He was unconscious briefly but not seriously harmed. The theft totaled 87,500 in bonds and stocks, including 4500 in Liberty Bonds and 8,000 in stocks that Helmick warned could be forged.
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Zanesville
Willis E. Helmick
Helmick
Hog Prices Highest In Ohio in Five Years
On the Cincinnati livestock market hog prices on Wednesday rose to levels not seen since October 23 1950. Top and bulk hogs 180 to 275 pounds sold at 0.85 per hundredweight, ten cents above Tuesday, with other weights in proportion due to drought reducing receipts.
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Cincinnati
Girl With Upside Down Stomach Recovers Hopeful
FALL RIVER Mass Hope for Alyce Jane McHenry s recovery from her upside down stomach operation grew on Wednesday as her pulse and temperature gradually fell surgeons remained at her side and called the progress a good omen and a sign she is holding her own in a long and dangerous road to recovery
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Fall River
Mass
Alyce Jane McHenry
Davey Refusal Not Halt Athens County Cash Work Relief
Athens County officials say the state order to stop cash work relief does not affect FERA projects in the county which are funded mostly by federal funds. Repairs at the courthouse and work at the mattress factory continue toward completion by month end with materials arriving to boost output.
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Davey
Hopkins
Athens County
Spang
Garrett
FERA
H. M. Spang
J. D. Garrett
Works Division
Aaid
Nelsonville
Ohio
East State Street
Athens
California Governor Comment Warns on Tax Money
Beverly Hills recalls Will Rogers on the Townsend plan age and money sources. He argues Americans should not fear spending, or the nation loses its character, noting even autos would fail to sell if worry dominated. He writes from an official stance.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
California
Dayton Fencing Co-Captain Recovering From Duel Wounds
Robert Zolg former co-captain of the University of Dayton fencing team is given a fair chance for recovery after wounds sustained in a friendly sabre duel with Larry Libecap of Cincinnati.
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Dayton
Robert Zolg
University of Dayton
Larry Libecap
Cincinnati
Huey P Long vows new attacks on Roosevelt aides supporters
Huey P Long intensifies campaign to ruin careers of key Roosevelt Administration allies including Robinson Farley and Hugh Johnson. He targets Josiah Bailey of North Carolina and accuses them of deceit while vowing further assaults on the political scene.
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Louisiana
Robinson
Farley
Johnson
Washington
Huey P. Long
Roosevelt
Senate
Long
Hugh Johnson
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
Surrender to Officers After 36-Hour Siege
In New Lexington Ohio Thomas and William Jones brothers of Shawnee surrendered to Federal liquor agents after 36 hours in a clay mine with a machine gun at the mouth. Two others left the site as agents abandoned the vigil. Agents seized a car destroyed a still and mash and took a lookout into custody.
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New Lexington
Thomas
William Jones
Columbus
Father Coughlin To Answer Hugh Monday
Detroit radio priest Father Charles E Coughlin will use a 30 minute WJZ NBC broadcast next Monday night to reply to General Hugh S Johnson who attacked him and Senator Huey P Long last week. The program starts at 10 15 p m.
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New York
Charles E Coughlin
Detroit
Wjz-Nbc
Hugh
Tippie Dye and Mates Get Basketball Letters
Ohio State awards Varsity O letters to nine players for the 1934-35 season. Capt. Beitner Far Thomas Wil son Dye Whitlinger Laybourne Inwood Smith Busich Wendt are named. Senator George predicts NRA revision and reorganization under the new legislative program after meeting with President Roosevelt.
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Washington
NRA
George
D. Ga
Roosevelt
Judge Borah Rules NRA Unconstitutional
In an oral opinion issued Wednesday Judge Wayne G. Borah of the United States District Court in New Orleans ruled the NRA unconstitutional. The decision centers on the organization’s legal status and its activities. The ruling signals a major legal development with potential appeals.
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New Oleans
Wayne G. Borah
United States District Court
NRA
Senator Would Abolish NRA Moves Draft to Labor and Trade
Senator King proposes dissolving the NRA shifting hours and wages oversight to the Labor Department and moving trade regulation to the Federal Trade Commission. Independent Republican senators reportedly back scrapping the Recovery Administration as Roosevelt seeks extension. Word circulated that the administration may abandon about eight percent of NRA codes.
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Washington
King
Utah
Roosevelt
Labor Department
Federal Trade Commission
Capitol Hill
Girl's Skeleton Found in Gully Puzzles Police
Coroner Hauser and Lowellville officials seek the identity of a young woman whose skeleton was found in a shallow gully grave overlooking Lowellville. Two suitcases found five years ago may hold the key. remnants included high shoes and a shell comb set with brilliant stones. The body is estimated to be 5 to 20 years old, about 25 years of age and five feet three inches tall.
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Youngstown
David H. Hauser
Lowellville
Hauser
House Favors Move To Drop Road Charges
In Columbus the Senate Finance Committee reviewed a retirement system bill for state employees projected to cost about 670000 dollars annually in the first two years. The House backed a real estate relief measure to drop road assessments exceeding 30000 dollars, sending the bill to the Senate. A House resolution created a committee to study public school finances. The Senate Finance Committee also hired Darrel B. Jones to investigate welfare institution building needs.
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Columbus
Senate Finance Committee
William Herner
Huron County
Senate
House
Senate France Committee
Darrel 8. Jones
Newark
Corsican Deputies Duel In Paris Stadium Wound Reported
Two Corsican members of the Chamber of Deputies fought a dawn duel at a Paris outskirts football stadium over a published article. Cesar Campinchi was wounded in the wrist as Horace De Carbuccia fired after Campinchi’s misfire. Referee Jean Joseph Reynaud oversaw the encounter. the quarrel dates to a weekly article.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Cesar Campinchi
Pisto
Cesar Campinch
Horace de Carbuccia
Carbusccia
Campinchi
Carbuccia
Jean Joseph Reynaud
France
Jacques Renouvin
Guy Lachambre
Jean Mistier
Roger Detour
Andre Hesse
John Beneix
Four Million Is Gathered from Ohio Sales Tax
Ohio state treasurer Harry Day reports five weeks of sales tax collections show about 4.717 million dollars raised. Cuyahoga County led with 1.100 million. stamps totals varied by denomination with 12 cent and 66 7/8 cent stamps contributing smaller sums. County figures include Athens 23996.37, Fairfield 20543.11, Gallia 8703.12, Jackson 10612.44, Lawrence 2148.05.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry Day
Cuyahoga County
Athens
Fairfield
Gallia
Jackson
Lawrence
U S Attacks Columbia Gas
The Federal Government filed injunctions in U S District Court under anti trust laws against Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation and eight individuals tied to the firms. It accuses a conspiracy to restrain natural gas commerce and alleges Columbia Oil and Gas through Pan Handle Eastern Pipeline stock and bonds controls Pan Handle, blocking sales to numerous municipalities and firms in Kansas Missouri Texas Indiana and Michigan.
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Wilmington
Del
United States District Court
Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation
Pan Handle Eastern Pipe Line Company
Sui
Columbia Oil and Gas Corporation
Pan Handle Fastern
Pan Handle
Liquor Ads on Radio Opposed by State Board Members
Columbus report quotes Chairman Wellington T. Leonard and newly appointed member Edith McClure Patterson opposing radio liquor advertising. They say such ads would attract the attention of children.
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Columbus
Wellington T. Leonard
Edith McClure Patterson
State Liquor Board
Widow Charged With Petit Larceny in Coal Theft
In Cincinnati Mrs. Minnie Kionnie a one year old widow faced a Wednesday court appearance after a warrant accused her of petit larceny for taking a bushel of coal and kindling left behind by John York when he moved York swore out the warrant and she claimed she did not know he would return for it.
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Cincinnati
Minnie Kionnie
John York
York
Loyal Greek Armies Press Forward Against Salonika Rebels
Three Greek divisions advance from three directions to liquidate rebels at Salonika while Seres falls under government forces. Severe weather hampers operations as 80 000 Turkish troops mass near borders. France and Britain respond by sending ships to protect interests at Piraeus and Phaleron Bay.
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Salonika
Aegean Sea
Revolutioniata
Seres
Turkey
Bulgaria
Greece
Ankara
Francois Pietri
Paris
Verdun
Piraeus
Great Britain
Malta
Phaleron Bay
Roosevelt flags debt, price levels not yet stabilizing
President Roosevelt said at his press conference that a higher level of commodity prices is needed to reduce the debt burden and that he had not decided on a subject for a forthcoming message to Congress. He declined to discuss further dollar devaluation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Balmy Weather Persists in Athens District
Residents doubted the snow forecast as they went about daily tasks without coats. A 41 degree noon reading came with a dusty, overcast sky from dust-like particles linked to recent western dust storms. Last year a similar haze affected Southeastern Ohio after a high of 75.
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Athens
Ohio
Bachelor Foster-Father of 47 Orphans Laid to Rest
SHANDON John Everett Reese aged 79 known as a bachelor foster-father of 47 orphans was buried Tuesday by four of the youths he mentored. The longtime figure died by suicide after firing a shot in an abandoned school house last Friday. Coroner Edward Cook noted health issues.
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Shandon
John Everett Reese
Reese
Edward Cook
Federal Head Says Ohio Relief Not Federal Takeover
Ohio faces a relief funding dilemma as Governor Davey urges federal takeover. Harry Hopkins rebukes the call, insists Ohio keep contributing 2 million monthly to match eight million from Washington. He accuses Davey of waste and notes the relief bill stalled amid Republican Democrat feuding.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry L. Hopkins
Davey
Protestants oppose parochial aid bill in Ohio
The Ohio Council of Churches urged legislators to veto Senator John Davis’s proposal to fund parochial schools and denominational colleges. Over 100 church representatives gathered in Columbus to back the resolution, signaling the stance of Ohio’s Protestant churches.
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Ohio Council of Churches
Columbus
John Davis
Cleveland Democrat
Ohw Council of Churches
Ur Commonwealth
FE. B. Lamb
Ohio
State Liquor Inspector Slugged in Springfield
Springfield suffers an alleged bootlegger attack after an inspector from Columbus was slugged during a buy. Donald O. White, 34, remained in serious condition with a fractured skull Wednesday. Investigators Joseph Maiden Jr and L C Fleming believe White was attacked Monday night, forced into his own car, and abandoned along a road.
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Springfield
Donald O. White
Columbus
Joseph Maiden, Jr
L. C. Fleming
Lima
White
Father Reaches Dying Son After Collision
A father rushed to the hospital after a collision left his two day old son James dying. He arrived at the hospital just as the infant passed away, highlighting a tragic sequence surrounding the accident.
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Tiffin
Wilson
James
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