Justice McReynolds says he will take no part in court plan dispute
Justice James McReynolds declared he would not engage in the Roosevelt court plan controversy. He warned the Supreme Court acts only on submitted matters and compared the court to a balance wheel. He urged responsible citizens to safeguard the Constitution amid national unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice McReynolds
Washington
James Clarknolds
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
McReynolds
Senate Judiciary Committee
Moe Reynolds
House Provides for ten million dollar loan plan
The Ohio House passed a bill allowing the state treasurer to deposit up to 10 million dollars with building and loan associations to fund rehabilitation food areas. Introduced by Rep. Ruth Lloyd and backed by the administration, the bill caps interest at six percent, limits each association to 500 thousand dollars, and sets loan terms at five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
House of Representatives
Ruth Lloyd
Scioto
Building and Loan Association
Guard Reinforcements Around French Premier's Home After Riots
Paris reports say guards at Premier Leon Blum's Quai de Bourbon residence were strengthened as left wing protests erupted over clashes in Clichy. Police cite five dead, 8 hospitalized with serious wounds, 242 police and guards wounded, all wounded rioters listed as Communists, with snipers blamed for first shots.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Quai de Bourbon
Clichy
Ministry of Interior
Left Front
Provocateurs
Popular Front
Croix de Feu
Holzer couple buy Gallia landmark for tea room
Dr and Mrs Charles E Holzer purchase the former Eagle Hotel Building opposite Our House in Gallipolis. Erected in 1805 by Nathaniel Gates, the well preserved structure will be restored to period and transformed into the Marie Beaubein Inn. Mme Beaubein was Gallipolis first bride and a past sweetheart of Napoleon Bonaparte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Charles E. Holzer
Eagle
Our House
Nathaniel Gates
Marie Beaubein
Mme. Beaubein
Napoleon Bonaparte
Ruth Hutchins Dies At Logan Residence
Ruth Hutchins wife of Joe Hutchins died at noon today at her Logan home after years of invalidism. The family formerly lived at The Plains and she leaves one sister in Wyoming. Funeral arrangements had not been completed.
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Logan
Ruth Hutchins
Joe Hutchins
Plains
Wyoming
Famous Naval Hero Hobson Dies After Spanish War Fame
Rear-admiral Richmond Pearson Hobson, noted for his daring stunt at Santiago Harbor to bottle up the Spanish fleet, died at his New York home. High naval honors were planned for his funeral at Arlington National Cemetery Thursday.
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New York
WU P
Arlington National Cemetery
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Hobson
Santiago
Cuba
District merchants greet spring in fashion shops
Athens Nelsonville and Pomeroy merchants feature Easter clothes for family and home in a special section. Stores include Miller's Ladies Shop University Shop F L Woodworth and Son Coes Shoe Logan's Book and News McHenry's Ladies Apparel Wonder Shoe Milldeck EK Sells Dry Goods Quick's Cut Rete Drug Cornwell's Jewelry Burns Smith Cho Hixon's Athens Pharmacy Southern Ohio Electric Steppe Beauty Parlor Jacob's Jewelry Parker Brothers Music Ohio Fuel and Gas Wheaton's Campbell Crow and others across Nelsonville and Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nelsonville
Pomeroy
Jack
Miller
University
F. L. Woodworth and Son
Coe
Katherine Figg
Steppe’s
Logan’s Book and News
McHenry
Wonder
Milldeck
EK. F
Quick’s Cut Rete Drug & Cornwell
Burnett-Smith Co
Haney-Gross Co
Hixon's
Dean's
Southern Ohio Electric
Jacob’s Jewelry
Parker Brothers Music
Lamborn Studio
Home Furnishing Company
Zenner Company
Cornell
Ohio Fuel and Gas Company
Wheaton’s
Cline’s
L. Beckley and Son
Ohlinger Wolf
Edington
Shoes
the Hub
Hoodier’s
Gem Pharmacy
Wilson's
Chauncey
Campbell and Crow
Opposition Gains Strength in County Tax Fight
In Columbus the administration faced renewed resistance to the Zablotny County Tax Bill and a permanent relief measure after a $2 million emergency relief bill passage. Opponents warn the county levy of up to 8 per auto tax and liquor license cuts may doom the relief program if the bills fail to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Zablotny
Senate
Paul P. Yoder
Keith Lawrence
Cuyahoga
Free Text Bill Altered Faces Senate Battle
Columbus report details an Education Committee backed bill to supply free textbooks to private, parochial, and public schools with amendments restricting sectarian texts. It would create a $2.50 per student fund under state education director oversight, while the Hess Bill on Christian Science practitioners’ fees faced committee friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Senate Education Committee
Lawrence A. Kane
Hamilton
Thomas L. Gallagher
Cuyahoga
Judiciary Committee
Act Compels Hunters Wear Number on Coat
Governor Dav ey signed the Grubbs Act requiring Ohio hunters to display their hunting license number on the back of their coat in numerals at least one inch high. The measure becomes operative as law in 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Davey
Grubbs
Ohio
England and France Reject Loyalist Offer
London and Paris reject the Spanish loyalist government offer to grant special rights in Morocco in exchange for aid. A Franklin County Grand Jury indicted Charles Morgan, a Cleveland penitentiary inmate, for first degree murder of his cellmate George Ruch two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
France
Spanish
Morocco
Columbus
U.P
Franklin County
Charles Morgan
Cleveland
George Ruch
Judge Recommends Whipping Post for Two Convicted Men
Police Judge Joseph Silbert recommends a whipping post in Public Square for punishment of two men convicted of wife beating in Cleveland. The proposal aims to deter domestic violence and restore public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.2
Joseph Silbert
Public Square
Mayor Vows Personal Charge in Cable Murder Probe
Canton mayor James Seccombe threatened to personally lead the investigation into the shotgun death of Mrs. Rose B. Cable wife of a Canton contractor. He warned against shielding names amid local gossip and urged action within 24 hours. The $2,000 reward fund stood to rise as donations came in. Theresa Ludwig, Cable’s estranged wife, was registered at a local hotel. Prosecutor Barthelmen said limited progress had been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U.P
James Seccombe
Rose B. Cable
Seccombe
Deubert
Cable
Theresa Ludwig
Labor Backed Bills Move Through Ohio Committees
The House Judiciary Committee recommended passage of the Hum! Bill restricting court injunctions in labor disputes requiring notice and an open hearing with sworn testimony. The Welfare Committee approved a bill barring sheriffs from deputizing private detectives in strikes, and the Judiciary panel backed the Lawrence Bill for equal access in public places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House Judiciary Committee
Lady Humi
Cuyahoga
House Welfare Committee
Judiciary Committee
Seek Consolidated Laws In Rail Pension System
Washington U P reports the railroad industry and unions seek legislation to consolidate a pension plan for over 1.5 million railroad workers. The accord includes a payroll tax to fund the U S treasury and retirement options at 60 or 65 after 30 years service, with death benefits to estates of deceased employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
U. S. Treasury
Logan Child Burned When Clothing Ignites
Logan three year old Logan Tingler was severely burned when her clothing caught fire from an open grate at a New Straitville area home. Mrs. Sarah Lambert removed the flames, and the child was treated by a local physician before being moved to her grandparents near Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
la Donna Tingler
George Tingler
Sarah Lambert
New Straiteville
Janice Jar rat to Wed Melvin Purvis in Dillinger Probe
Film actress Janice Jar rat, once a New York photographer's model, plans to marry Melvin Purvis the famed lawman who hunted John Dillinger. The announcement notes her decision to leave acting for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Janice Jarrat
New York
Melvin Purvis
John Dillinger
Belpre Delegation Seeks New Action on Ohio Belpre Bridge
A Belpre delegation pressed Governor Martin L. Davey and the Ohio Bridge Commission to revive efforts to acquire the Parkersburg Belpre toll bridge. Parkersburg offered 1 100 000. Ohio proposed 1 250 000 with revenues to Parkersburg, tolls to end later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Belpre
Martin L. Davey
Ohio Bridge Commission
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ohio
West Virginia
Amelia Earhart Plans Take Off Before Dark
Amelia Earhart Putnam plans a take off this evening from Oakland if weather allows. She aims to fly around the world via a 2,400 mile route to Honolulu and expects a 12 hour flight to reach the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Earhart
Oakland
Calif
U.P
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Honolulu
12 Million for Aviation Urged
The Senate Commerce Committee urged immediate expenditure of 12,414,000 for air safety aids and revival of the assistant secretary of commerce for air. Funds are split into 10,000,000 for ground aids, 2,364,000 for weather information, and 50,000 for pilot fatigue study. 2,300 get pay increase at United Engineering & Foundry Co in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Senate Commerce Committee
Air
Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh—Up-United Engineering & Foundry Co
Girl Fires At Teacher Over Low Grade in Oklahoma
Ramona Porter, 16, fired six shots at her high school teacher in a Muskogee Central High School corridor after a D in journalism. The revolver bullets lodged in walls. Kennedy escaped unharmed as Porter pursued, crying. Porter is held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Charlotte Kennedy
Ramona
Miss Kennedy
Bessie M. Huff
Romona
Oring
Union Rejects Invitation to Peace Parley
Sit-down strikers at nine Chrysler plants ignored a 9 a m deadline and defied a court injunction. The UAW rejected Governor Murphy’s invitation to join the Committee of 20 aimed at industrial peace. Lawyers plan contempt filings. evictions possible if strikers remain inside plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Allen Campbell
Chrysler
United Automobile Workers
Hudson Motor Car Co
Reo
Frank Murphy
Committee of 20
Michigan
Campbell
Cour
Wayne County
Murphy
Fascist Forces Flee Before Aerial Attack
On the Madrid front Franco's Italian troops fled under repeated air strikes by an 85 ship Loyalist air fleet dropping over eight tons of explosives. Reports say French English and American filers joined the Loyalist counter attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Says Uncle Called Him Horse Thief in Gallia County Suit
William Brown sues Thomas Francis in Gallia County Common Pleas for 2000 dollars alleging repeated statements that he is a horse thief. Both parties reside in the Gallia neighborhood.
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Gallipolis
Thomas Francis
William Brown
Gale Lia County
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Homer Martin
UAW
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