Democrats Move to Force Revenue Bill Sales Tax Clash
In Washington on March 14, Democratic leaders and party witheld members pressed to unitedly back the billion dollar Revenue Bill featuring a two and one quarter percent sales tax. Jout Shouse urged party discipline while Crisp Rainey and Snell backed passage ahead of floor debate likely to begin Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Washington
U.P
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
National Party
Crisp
Ways and Means Committee
Rainey
House
Shouse
Snell
Fail To Make Peace in East
Shanghai dispatches report Chinese and Japanese troops facing each other northwest of Shanghai as the League of Nations Manchurian Commission nears a possible truce. Chinese Foreign Minister Lo Wen-Kan instructed Dr. Yen to accept the League resolution while both sides show willingness to settle the local dispute amid stalled talks.
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Shanghai
U.P
League of Nations
Manchurian Commission
Lo Wen- Kan
W. W. Yen
League
China
Japan
Apache Herders Death Trial Begins for Golney Seymour
Golney Mac Seymour 21 Apache Indian herder goes on trial in Globe Arizona for the murder of Henri Schmerler a Columbia University student whose death last July ended her anthropology study among the Apaches. The defense will argue misinterpretation of tribal customs led to the fatality.
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Globe, Ariz
U.R
Golney
Mac’’ Seymour
Henri Schmerler
Columbia
Miss Schmerler
Freighter Safe in Torein Harbor After Ice Captivity
The freighter yellowcraft was held by ice off Pelee Island for four days and threatened with destruction by the elements. An airplane dropped provisions to the stranded vessel in Torein harbor.
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Lorain
Torein
Pelee Island
Kellogg and Gillette Don’t Know Who Will Be Next President
Hollywood letter writer Will recalls visits by Secretary Kellogg and Senator Gillette of Massachusetts. The two veteran figures offered no clear view on the nation’s next president, contrasting with public guesses. Kellogg appeared open to a lighthearted brag about smoking Cal vin while Gillette did not.
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Kellogg
Gillette
Hollywood
Calif
Massachusetts
Calvin
Mr. Kellogg
Will
Lindbergh Baby News Recalled With Hopeful Bells
After twelve days with no authentic leads the Lindbergh child case still grips readers. Newspapers and screens show the child’s image to aid recognition while mothers' hearts ache, and a Minnesota town may ring bells if the child is found, promising joy to millions.
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Minnesota
The Death of Ivar Kreuger and Market Fallout
Paris reports the suicide of Swedish magnate Ivar Kreuger, who built a global financial empire including International Telephone and Telegraph and the American Postal Telegraph Company. His death follows a nervous breakdown tied to financial strain, with his firms’ shares tumbling and theories of short-seller influence arising in Amsterdam.
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Paris
Ivar Kreuger
Kreuger
San Diego
Mexico City
International Telephone & Telegraph Company
American Postal Telegraph Company
Detroit disturbance and Chicago parade protest anti China war
A Detroit disturbance linked to Reds preceded a Chicago parade of 500 radicals protesting Japan's attack on China. Police halted an attempt to rush the Japanese consulate. firearms fired, two officers wounded as the mob dispersed. In New York, 3000 Communists marched denouncing the China war with no violence.
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Detroit
Chicago
Japan
China
New York
United States
Prince David Believed Lost After Bermuda Reef Strike
Rescue efforts fail as the Canadian National Line steamer Prince David, en route to Bermuda at 23 knots, wrecks on a coral reef. Four holds take on water while 54 passengers and 150 crew abandon ship in lifeboats amid a blind squall. Salvage is unlikely.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U.P
Prince David
Canadian National Line
Officials Confer Adjutant General in Nelsonville
Adjutant General Frank Hender and Col. John S Shetler met in Nelsonville Sunday with Athens County officials John Bolin sheriff Wayne Wingett and deputy George Rasp to discuss mine strike protection. The talks followed a request from Black Diamond Mine workers at Lathrop seeking safe return to work.
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Frank Henderson
Nelsonville
Col. Johns. Shetler
John Bolin
Athens County
Wayne Wingett
George Rasp
Black Diamond
Lathrop
Budget Tug Between County Officials Over Bridge Funds
County commissioners and Auditor J. Clyde Edmundson remained at odds Monday over more than 30000 for the county road and bridge fund. Key dispute centered on about 24000 for South Bridge and 8000 from a two tenths mill tax inside the 18 mill limitation, with bonds favored by commissioners and the auditor proposing using the motor vehicle license fund. A budget form transfer and pending commission resolution add to the stalemate as illness briefly paused talks earlier.
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County Road and Bridge Fund
J. Clyde Edmundson
South Bridge
General Fund
L. H. Blackwood
J. W. Lax
Blackwood
Fear Cold May Hurt Orchards In Ohio Valley
Unseasonably cold weather threatens peach and cherry orchards in Southern Ohio with delayed foliage for shade trees. climatologists from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station cite March records showing a history of snow and low temperatures, though occasional warm spells occur. Thermometers in Athens read 22 to 25 degrees in the morning as forecasts anticipate more cold nights ahead.
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Ohio Valley
Ohio
Ohio Agricultral Experiment Station
Athens
C. L. Creamer
Richland Avenue
How the Night Can Be Healthful
Advice for restful sleep includes brushing teeth, wearing loose nightwear, and ensuring cool fresh air in the room. It recommends warm light bedclothes, hot milk to induce sleep, avoiding reading or smoking in bed, sleeping alone if possible, wearing slippers, and sleeping eight hours nightly.
Nickel-a-Dance Bride Marries Park Avenue Heir Then Quits Dancing
Romaine Fleming of Greensburg Pa. says she married Allan P. Carlisle 20, son of Jay Carlisle of Carlisle Mellick & Co. in Port Chester after a Broadway dance hall pairing. He abandoned his Vanderbilt Hotel life and supports a quiet Greenwich Village home. She will stop dancing for a living as he vows to keep her.
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New York
Romaine Fleming
Greensburg
Harvard
Jay ¥. Carlisle
Wall Street
Carlisle, Mellick & Company
Allan P. Carlisle
Carlisle
Vanderbilt Hotel
Greenwich Village
Park Avenue
Young Carlisle
Broadway
Port Chester
N. Y
Allan
Treasury predicts U.S. deficit of about 2.5 billion dollars
Treasury experts estimate income taxes will total 150 to 175 million by tomorrow’s midnight, funding the first quarter of 1932. The fiscal year ends June 30, with a projected deficit of about 2.5 billion. Expenditures exceed last year, and total revenue falls by roughly 663 million as income tax receipts drop sharply.
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Washington
U.P
Treasury
Pho
Hey
State Pomeroy Stewart Games for State Meet
Ohio high school basketball tournament pairings and times announced for March 18 and 19 in Columbus. Class A features Defiance vs Pomeroy, Zanesville vs Akron West, Akron Hat vs Ashland, Dayton Stivers vs Columbus North with finals Saturday night. Class B matches Garrettsville vs Rossford, Margaretta Castalia vs Dayton Fairmont, Stewart vs Sugar Creek, Ostrander vs North Canton with two semifinals and an 8 p.m. Saturday final.
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Columbus
George White
Defiance
Pomeroy
Zanesville
Akron West
Akron Haat
Ashland
Dayton Stivers
Columbus North
Garrettsville
Rossford
Margaretta
Castalia
Dayton Fairmont
Stewart
Sugar Creek
Ostrander
North Canton
Linsemann Proposes in Indiana Harbor Then Causes Havoc
Alfred Linsemann repeatedly asked Eileen Gehringer to marry him. When she finally said yes, he rammed his car into a plate glass window after losing control, nearly hitting a traffic officer in Indiana Harbor.
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Indiana Harbor
Ind
U.P
Alfred Linsemann
Eileen Gehringer
Linsemann
Motor Funds Sent To Athens County From State Bureau
Athens County received 6618.03 on Saturday from the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles per County Auditor J Clyde Edmunson. The undivided fund will go into the county motor vehicle license fund. Checks totaling 1,592,203.51 were mailed to Ohio counties last week, supplementing earlier automobile license tag money directed to counties and taxing districts in January.
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Athens County
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
J. Clyde Edmunson
Ohio
Emperor sanctions withdrawal from Shanghai war area
APPROVES WITHDRAWAL TO KIO March 14. Emperor Hirorito acceded to please of the Japanese general staff today and sanctioned withdraws of one division and a mixed brigade commanded by General Shimomoto from the Shanghai war area.
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Kio
Hirorito
Shimomoto
Shanghai War
Lindbergh Kidnapping Note Contained Threats and Instructions
A United Press informant says the ransom note to Charles Lindbergh Jr. threatened harm to the baby and family if police were notified. The note, signed Colonel Lindbergh, urged obedience and outlined a $50,000 ransom, with handwriting suggesting a non English native writer. Four people were said to know of any further communications.
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Lindberghs
Baby
United Press
Hopewell
N .J
United Press Today
Charles Lingsbergh, Jr
Sourland Mire Xery
Lindbergh
Seid
Reidee
Justice Iives
Mra. Landsbergh
Stabilization of Coal Industry Backed by Senator Davis
Senator Davis of Pennsylvania urged favorable action on the Davis Kelly Bill to relax anti trust limits and allow coal companies to unite on production and price schedules with government oversight. He said this could stabilize the industry, raise wages, restore miners and families, and boost purchasing power to lift the economy from depression.
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Davis
Washington
U.P
Pennsylvania
Wets Fail First Prohibition Vote in House
In Washington the dry forces led the first test vote on prohibition, triumphing 227 to 187. The outcome marks a key early victory for prohibition supporters in the House.
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Washington
Wets force House vote on Beck-Linthicum Home Rule issue
The House faces a direct vote on whether to remove the Beck-Linthicum Home Rule Resolution from the Judiciary Committee. Wets use a new rule to push a yes or no on repeal and state option, ending a decade of committee bottling. The 145-signature petition has waited in Speaker Garner’s custody for 10 days.
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Washington
U.P
House
House Judiciary Committee
Garner
Burial announced for Harry E. Taylor in Portsmouth
Harry E. Taylor aged 58 a wealthy retired publisher and Democratic leader died Saturday from pneumonia in Portsmouth. His burial is set for Tuesday afternoon.
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Portsmouth
Harry E. Taylor
Trade Report Highlights Ohio Wholesale Establishments
A Federal Census Bureau report from Agaresa shows Ohio had 6 77 wholesale establishments with total net sales of 3 004 100 457. The food trade includes 1 878 establishments and net sales 79 505 656. Grocery trade totals 620 establishments and 471 157 683 in sales. Farm products dealers numbered 1 073 with net sales 270 682 708.
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Washington
U.P
Ohio
Federal Census Bureau
Agaresa
Johnson to Talk to Extension Class in New Marshfield
County Extension Agent T. H. Johnson will address R. R. Barker's extension class at New Marshfield High School Building Tuesday night at 7 30 revealing effective local marketing methods for farm products and improved packing procedures for produce.
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R. R. Barker
T. H. Johnson
Marshfield High School
Mr. Johnson
Weather Summary for Los Angeles Phoenix and West
Yesterday's highs reached 76 in Los Angeles 70 in Phoenix and 68 in San Francisco. Lows included 18 in White River and 8 below in Ste. Sault Merley with other areas below freezing. Conditions over 36 hours: fair and cold with a gradual cloud increase tonight.
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Los Angeles
Phoenix
San Francisco
White River
Beluth
Ste. Sault Merley
Man Mistaken Identity Ends in Double Tragedy
Parma police say William Lavelle shot and killed Mrs. Henrietta Linderman in her Parma home then killed himself in a case of mistaken identity linked to Lavelle's estranged wife. The wife had previously threatened the Linderman household.
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Cleveland
U.rb
Henrietta Linderman
Parma
William Lavelle
Lavelle
Eline
Derman
Elle
Linderman
Youth Coasters Die Alliance Victims in Plaza Accident
Two ten year old boys William Arthur Sebring and Forrest Bypred Rer died when a ding motor truck pinned Sebring to a tree in Alillanca. The tragedy occurred during a local event as emergency crews responded to the roadway scene.
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Alliance
William Arthur Sebring
Forrest Bypred Rer
Sied
Ding
Alillanca
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