Hoover Says New Deal Failing U S and Mortgaged Opportunities
Former President Herbert Hoover told Colorado Young Republicans the New Deal has failed to reemploy the jobless and will burden future taxpayers. He warned liberty is endangered, criticized planned economy, and cited rising debt, urging voters to consider the implications ahead of 1932.
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Hoover
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Colo
Herbert Hoover
Republican League of Colorado
Congress
Voote
I-Founded
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American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
New Deal
Democrats Not To Bar Smith From Convention
Democratic Party leaders plan to let Alfred E. Smith attend the Philadelphia convention next June. James A. Farley said Smith is expected to be elected as a New York delegate and no move will block him if he presents proper credentials.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Alfred E. Smith
Philadelphia
James A. Farley
Smith
New York
Absent-minded Professor and a Private Sleeping Room
A college professor, drenched after a rainy walk home, hides his umbrella between bed sheets to dry. The item mentions a classified want-ad seeking a private sleeping room with kitchen use, Dial 25162.
Luhrig and Salem Hollow Mines in Athens County Close
Almost 500 miners lose jobs as Luhrig Mine with 320 workers and Salem Hollow with 165 are shut. State orders cite failure to pay compensation premiums at Salem Hollow. Luhrig to be permanently discontinued amid rising operating costs and company plans by New York Coal Co. workers seek relief or WPA aid given federal eligibility limits.
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Luhrig
Salem Hollow Coal Co
Athens County
Salem Hollow Mines
Salem Hollow
New York Coal Co
P. C. Morris
Nelsonville
New Marshfield
Washington
Murray City
State Mining Department
State Industrial Commission
Monday Walkout Looms Over New York Hotels
New York building service workers strike expanded as 5 300 employees were ordered to walk out across midtown. Hotels and theaters faced disruption as unions pressured for a closed shop and stronger leverage amid ongoing labor action.
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New York
New York Building Service
Manhattan
Gotham
William D. Rawlins
Alleged death by own action Victim To Be Buried Sunday
Funeral services are planned for Jack W. Borders 63 a carpenter of Mudsock near the Lawrence Gallia line. Unofficial reports say he ended his life Thursday by shooting himself. Sheriff Febe Hatfield said he had not been called on the case. The Borders family recently moved from Kentucky.
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Gallipolis
Jack W. Borders
Mudsock
Lawrence-Gallia
Walnut Church
Borders
Febe. Hatfield
Kentucky
Akron Picket Clashes as Police Draw Guns at Goodyear
Police faced 2000 demonstrators near Goodyear plants after Mayor Schroy ordered action against strikers. Officers fired drawn weapons as 75 patrolmen clashed, injuring two. Relief requests rose while 16,000 idle workers faced stalled labor disputes and dairy supply lines were disrupted.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Lee PD. Schroy
Sam Williams
Goodyear
Frank Ross
Averill Dairy Co
Federal Agents Wreck Two Stills and Arrest Nine
Twenty federal and state liquor agents raided New Straite ville and Shawnee, wrecking two stills and destroying bootleg whiskey. Eight men and a woman were arrested on charges of manufacturing and selling whiskey without a license. Named arraigned: William Nimon Arthur Simes Joan Green John Ross Joe Downs Charlies Hazelton James Davis Ruth Burgess of New Straits ville Kenneth Thomas of Shaw nee.
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New Lexington
New Straiteville
Shawnee
William Nimon
Arthur Simes
Joan Green
John Ross
Joe Downs
Charlies Hazelton
James Davis
Ruth Burgess
New Straitsville
Kenneth Thomas
Tragic Death Of Rail Worker Zack Deckard In Wellston
Zack T. Deckard 58 a witchman for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was killed in Wellston Friday night when crushed beneath a freight train. He was a native of Gallia County.
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Gallipolis
Zack T. Deckard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wellston
Deckard
Gallia County
France Readies Force to Evict Germans From Rhine Front
French officials said reinforcements would fill all northeast frontier fortifications and the League would be asked to impose sanctions. Britain sought calm with Cabinet to decide attitude in Monday discussions as Hitler’s march echoes through Europe.
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Germany
Rhineland
League of Nations
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Mediterranean
Egypt
Stanley Baldwin
Ohio Valley Weather Wears Rainy Start and End
Columbus forecast shows rain Monday and Tuesday then generally fair, followed by more rain toward the end of the week. Warmer Monday, colder Tuesday and Wednesday, then warmer again later in the week.
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Ohio Valley
What No Double Parking Traffic Ed Ed
Beginning Monday I can't park double. Traffic Officer Carmen Church issued a courtesy ticket for double parking and warned of a $1.00 fine from Mayor Len McCune. The piece laments curb parking limits on Court Street and contemplates stricter enforcement and potential solutions.
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Marian Bush Snyder
Carmen Church
Unliss
Len McCune
Athens
Double Parker
Court Bt
Court St
Hitler pledges to safeguard world peace with strong army
Der Fuehrer Adolf Hitler declares to followers his intention to build a powerful German army to safeguard world peace He offers to sign non aggression pacts with France and to rejoin the League of Nations on his terms
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Hitler
France
League of Nations
Perry County Poorhouse Reports Odd Guest Profit
A paying guest at Perry County's poorhouse balanced his 1935 books showing a profit of 748 dollars. Leonard Glidden, once a ward, had 4,000 dollars hoarded at home six years earlier and later invested in bonds yielding 1,136 dollars last year. He pays a dollar daily for living expenses and refuses alternative housing.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Leonard Glidden
Glidden
Coal Interests Challenge Guffey Law Before Supreme Court
Sixty six soft coal producers argue the Guffey Coal Act is unconstitutional in its entirety. The Pennsylvania brief urged upholding the act as the only way out of a situation threatening 23 states and the nation.
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Washington - LT
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
John W. Davis
Explosive Bomb Sent To Syracuse University Official
A Nitro glycerine bomb packed with an ace of spades was found in a Syracuse Post Office Saturday afternoon addressed to Chancellor Charles Wesley Flint of Syracuse University. Post office inspectors reported no immediate clues to the sender.
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Syracuse
Charles Wesley Flint
Syracuse University
Firemen Extinguish Two Trash Blaze Incidents in Athens
Athens firemen answered Saturday calls to two trash dump fires. One along the New York Central tracks near W Union St threatened oil tanks. The other near the old brick plant at Carpenter Ave. Alameda, Calif. 1400 striking high school students agreed Saturday to return to classes after protesting the dismissal of an official.
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Athens
New York Central Railroad
W. Union St
Carpenter 81
Alameda
Calif
Mussolini presses for victory with peace stance in Ethiopia
Italy replies to the League of Nations and Emperor Haile Selassie with a firm stance. Mussolini says peace talks must acknowledge Italy's stay in Ethiopia and its right to exert influence beyond conquered areas. He rejects equality with Ethiopia and vows to continue military pressure until Italian demands are met.
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League of Nations
Ethiopia
Geneva
Mussolini
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Hate Selassie
Duce
Muscolini
Africa
WPA First Aid Classes Begin In Athens And Coolville
WPA workers will learn first aid to handle on the job accidents. The 15 hour course starts Monday at 7 pm with C D Ault announcing. Instructors provided by William H Herbert. Classes planned in Nelsonville and Glouster. The Athens session meets in the Red Cross room and Coolville in the high school auditorium.
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Athens
Coolville
C. D. Ault
William H. Herbert
Ohio University
Nelsonville
Glouster
Athena
Red Cross
Ault
3 Dead in Pen Break Kansan Confesses Plot
In a dramatic prison escape attempt in Kansas City area a plan involving Claude Carrier Burlingame Harold Meisel and Phil Ray led to three deaths. Claude who aided a brother Harold and Phil Ray were captured after a gun battle with a posse. Warden Reiley and Berlan Meisel died. Harold was wounded and jailed.
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Sioux Falls
Claude Carrier
Burlingame
Kas
Harold
Phil Ray
Claude
Eugene Reiley
Reiley
Ray
French Marriage Bypasses Residence Rule in Paris
Douglas Fairbanks and Lady Ashley wed in Paris City Hall by special state dispensation after seeking waivers of the customary residence and publication periods. They presented divorce decrees and related papers to finalize their union.
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Paris
Douglas Fairbanks
Lady Ashley
Vnion
Eighth Ward
Death of Herman Thaxton in Bidwell area
Herman Thaxton aged 69 died Friday night at the home of his daughter Mrs. Gladya Lemsey near Bidwell. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 PM at Campaign Church.
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Gallipolie
Herman Thaxton
Gladya Lemsey
Bidwell
Campaign Church
Athens County WPA Wages Hit New High Record
In a midcentury community bulletin Athens County reports WPA wages reaching a new peak as the nation shifts to modern labor programs. The brief notes a dramatic economic uptick amid federal relief efforts and hints at upcoming discussions on wage scales and living standards.
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Gallipolis High School
Logan Republican Club
Norris
TVA
Athens County
WPA
Edwin Kemmerer
Athens
Hitler Goes Rhine Watch in Flagship Move Against Locarno
Berlin reports Germany reopened the Rhine frontier with troops marching in goosestep to reoccupy posts held by Kaiser forces. Hitler framed the action as a precautionary step toward peace and a rebirth of German power. The move unsettles the League of Nations and prompts talk of a substitute for Versailles and Locarno.
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Rhine
League of Nations
Geneva
Hitler
League
Council
Assembly
Biddles Grandson Dies After Pneumonia
Thomas Freeman Biddle age 15 months son of Prof and Mrs Clinton P Biddle of Cambridge Massachusetts and grandson of Dr and Mrs T F R Biddle Athens died at 5 am Saturday of pneumonia. Funeral at 2 pm Sunday in Cambridge First Church Congregational with Rev Raymond Calking. Interment Mt Auburn Cemetery Cambridge. Four siblings survive Barbara David Nasey and a baby brother born Feb 21 1936. Flowers requested not.
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Clinton P. Biddle
Brattle St
Camondgs
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Cambridge
Raymond Calking
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cambrides
Barbara
David
Nasey
G. P. Biddie
E. Freeman
Gien Ridge
N. J
Abdominal Operation Restores Weston Girl's Laughter
Jessie O Curran, the superintendent of nurses at Weston State Hospital, announced that a ten year old girl recovered from an abdominal operation and woke in very satisfactory condition after a night of rest following the procedure.
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W. Waim
Terese
Baterday
Jessie O' Curran
Weston State Hospital
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