Substitute Is Offered for Relief Bill In Ohio Senate
Senate Democrats prepare a minority report substitute to the Hum Bill for relief funding. Sen Harold Nichols will offer a plan to add 2 million in direct state aid and 8 million match funds, totaling 17 million annually with a 6 million prior stopgap, plus a 1 million cushion. Proposals align with Ohio Chamber of Commerce figures. House debates include Zablony Bill tax changes and county relief funding options.
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Columbus
Senate Democrats
House
Senate
Paul P. Yoder
Harold D. Nichols
Clermont
Senate Relief Committee
Nichols
Interorganization Council of the
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
House Finance Committee
Zablony
Defer Strike At Columbus
A street car operator strike planned for today in Columbus was postponed by a newly formed union pending talks with Mayor Gessaman and Columbus Rail-Light Co officials. The Amalgamated Association of Electrical Street Railway and Motor Coach Employes organized two weeks ago seeks company recognition, better conditions and higher wages. The immediate goal is recognition. Columbus had a bloody street car strike in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Myron Gessaman
Columbus Rail-Light Co
Amalgamated
Association of Electrical Street Railway and Motor Coach
C. H. Daily
Nazi reply to Pius protest charges interference in Germany
A semi official Nazi communique denounces Pope Pius XII for protesting church conditions in Germany as direct interference in German domestic affairs. It accuses Roman Catholic priests of inciting the public against the government and the Nazi Party and claims the pope encourages them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Pius
Germany
DAR 38th Convention Opens in Columbus
The 38th annual Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution convention begins in Columbus. At a preliminary session, the state officers' club named Mrs. William A. Bucke of Bucyrus as president, succeeding Mrs. Charlies Rathburn of Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution
State Officers’ Club
William A. Bucke
Bucyrus
Charlies
Rathburn
Middleport
Slain Bandit Identified as Chicago's Masked Terror
Chicago police announced the dead bandit from a March 11 shooting spree as Louis Eberg, 26, a former Pontiac Reformatory inmate. Victims include Pretty Ann Weiner and escort Harold Schapiro, with Mary Irwin's family reacting as detectives linked the suspect to multiple robberies and kidnappings. Gunfire ended when the hammer misfired, saving officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vunuls
Gu Gomes
Wens
Louis Eberg
Pontiac
Pretty Ann Weiner
Harold Schapiro
Mary Irwin
Robert Irwin
William Ward
Stanley Lechert
Rebel Retreat Under Franco's Personal Order
Gen Francisco Franco took personal command of the retreating Nationalist army and launched a stubborn defense of Siguenza as Loyalist forces with fresh Italian divisions drive forward. In rain, tanks battle along the Aragon Highway with air force backing and mixed success for both sides.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Siguenza
Miaja
Aragon Highway
Governor Orders Election Probe In Lawrence County
Gov Davey authorized Attorney General Herbert Duffy to convene a special grand jury investigation into alleged election irregularities in Lawrence County. The contest centered on the county commissioners race between Harry R. Banton and William Dickens with a recount flipping the result. Judge P. H. Wieland upheld Banton’s election, citing fraud tied to ballot remarking during canvass and recount.
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Columbus
W.P
Davey
Herbert 8. Duffy
Lawrence County
Harry R. Banton
William Dickens
Banton
Dickens
P. H. Wieland
Wieland
Moley Attacks FDR Court Plan in Senate Testimony
Raymond Moley, former New Deal brain trust, warned the Senate Judiciary Committee that Roosevelt's proposed court enlargement risks atrophy to democracy. He argued the plan fails as a permanent fix and could hinder future liberal reforms, urging governance through constitutional means and highlighting potential limits on Congress over industry and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton K. Wheeler
Charles Evans Hughes
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
Washington
Raymond Moley
New Deal
Roosevelt
Moley
Gone Three Years Dog Returns Home
In Middleport Dr J A Jividen sold and shipped a foxhound to a Tennessee man three years ago. The dog has returned to the Jividen barn wagging its tail and reconnecting with its former owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
J. A. Jiiden
Tennessee
Jividen
185th Brodie Disasterous SAN Francisco Bay Jump Ends In Injury
Ray Woods a 20 year old bridge jumper was injured in a 189 foot fall from the San Francisco Bay Bridge landing in the bay with a broken back and paralysis. Doctors say he may never walk again. He claimed he arched too much and had jumped from Brooklyn Bridge before. Police notes mention $500 motion picture rights as a motive cited by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San. Francisco
Ray Woods
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge
Steve Brodie
Retail Stores Reopen After Day's Shutdown
Providence stores employed over 6,000 people reopened after a one day shutdown to avert a sit down strike. The C I O wage hikes of five to ten percent, shorter hours, and recognition as bargaining agent were agreed to along with other union demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
U.R
Italy Refuses Talks on Recalling Spanish Volunteers
Dino Grandi, Italy's ambassador, told the International Non-Intervention Committee that Rome will not discuss recalling foreign volunteers in Spain. He also stated no Italian volunteers would leave Spain before the Spanish Civil War ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Dino Grandi
International Non-Intervention Committee
Grandi
Spain
Davis Davis Named Gallia County Highway Superintendent
Gallia County announces the appointment of former County Commissioner Walter Davis as superintendent of highways. Davis replaces Clyde Saunders who held the post temporarily. Both men are Democrats and the announcement is by State Highway Superintendent John J. Jaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Walter Davis
Gallia County
John J. Jaster
Davis
Clyde Saunders
Manufacturers propose presidential intervention in labor strikes
C. M. Chester, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, entered the labor dispute debate by presenting Congress with a plan to allow presidential intervention in serious strikes. The association outlined a program of action for the national strike situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Chester
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Fuel Economy Effort Blamed for New London Explosion
In New London Texas investigators say a school board gas fuel plan saved about 300 dollars a month led to the blast that killed 426. School workers tapped a wet gas line from Parade Gasoline Co with verbal approval from Superintendent W C Shaw. Parade officials say no binding agreement existed. Dr A P Schoch of the University of Texas absolved the trustees, noting they acted with best intentions and lacked proper gas fitting knowledge.
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New London
Tex
New
Parade Gasoline Company
W. C. Shaw
Oil Company
Shaw
A. P. Schoch
University of Texas
Schoch
Parade Company
Earl Clover
Texas
E. W. Regan
New London School Board
The
Baptist
Methodist
London
Police Clear 1100 Strikers From Chicago Plant
Police evicted about 1,100 sit down workers from buildings of three Chicago companies under a long standing statute making it a crime to withhold property from its rightful owner. No resistance was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
War on numbers racket arrests in Circleville
Mayor W J Graham launched a relentless war on the numbers racket and arrested Mason Quick of Columbus and Charles W White of Lancaster. Each was fined $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
U.P
W. J. Graham
Mason Quick
Columbus
Charles W. White
Lancaster
De Fontanges Seeks Mental Exam Before Court Return
Magda De Fontanges testifies to having been Mussolini’s mistress from April to July 1936 and says a rift with Count Charles De Chambrun led to the shooting incident. She cites a police dossier accusing her of flaunting the affair and working in French intelligence.
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Paris
U.P
Magda de Fontanges
Charles de Chambrun
Rome
Madame de Fontanges
Mussolini
Italy
Benito
de Chambrun
Il Duce
Murphy Seeks Lansing Meeting To End Detroit Strike
Gov Frank Murphy invited Walter P Chrysler and John L Lewis to meet in Lansing at 11 am Wednesday to avert a sit down strike and settle the Chrysler labor dispute. Lewis accepted under duress and Chrysler was expected to attend. The state warned of arrests under Wayne County court orders as mass protests loomed in Cadillac Square.
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Detroit
Walter P. Chrysler
John L. Lewis
Chrysler
Frank Murphy
Murphy
Lansing
Lewis
Friends of the
CIO
Murphy's
Wayne County
United Automobile Workers
Lewis Cio
Cadillac Square
Frank Couzens
Chrysler Corporation
Deetroit
Pennsylvania model bill on labor disputes and mediation
A Pennsylvania Senate bill proposed as a model for future labor law would guarantee collective bargaining through chosen representatives, require good faith dispute adjustment, and provide voluntary arbitration and a governor or president appointed fact finding board if needed. It envisions government mediation as the final step and bars sit down or lockouts pending resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
National Mediation Board
Pennsylvania Senate
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Rail Unions Seek 20 Percent Wage Increase
Five railway brotherhoods filed formal wage increase requests with individual railroads seeking a 20 percent raise. The decision followed a January meeting in Chicago with representatives from the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Locomotive Engineers the Order of Railway Conductors and the Switchmen's Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U,ri
Brotherhoods
Chicago
Brotherhood of
Order of Railway Conductors
Switchmen’s Union
Huntington Mayor Faces Impeachment Appeal For Rehearing
Huntington Indiana mayor Clare W H Bangs seeks a three day court appeal for a rehearing after impeachment by the city council. He was removed from office on 14 of 19 counts tied to a municipal utility dispute and injunction against the Northern Indiana Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ind
U.P
Clare W. H. Bangs
Utilities
Bangs
Northern Indiana Power Company
State Board of Accounts
Mussolini blasts Britain at Venice Fascist rally
Premier Mussolini, addressing 250000 in Venice Square on Fascism’s 18th anniversary, denounced British criticism of Italy over Ethiopia and urged Blackshirts to steel themselves as European tensions rise. He recalled Adowa and warned of worsening Italy Britain ties amid press scrutiny and Graziani affair.
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Rome
U.P
Benito Muscsolini
Great Britain
Venice
Mussolini
Adowa
Ethiopia
Italy
Britain
House of Commons
Rodolfo Graziani
Former River Captain of Letart Falls Dies
POMEROY Staff Special Charles F. Roush 82 died Sunday evening at his home near Letart Falls. He served as captain of several boats over the years. Survived by wife Augusta and daughter Velatrice McNickle. Funeral held today at 2 from Plants Church. Burial in Plants Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. L. G. Carey
Funeral services for Mrs. L G Carey of Trimble who died in Topeka while returning from Texas will be held Wednesday at 1 PM at the Central M E Church with Rev Miles B E Hoon of New Marshfield officiating. Burial will follow in Concord Cemetery.
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Glouster
L. G. Carey
Trimble
Topeka
Kans
Texas
M. E
Miles BE. Hoon
New Marshfield
Concord Cemetery
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Pope
DAR
Hughes
She Wathen
FDR
Brodie
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Davis Gallia Highway
Michigan
Duce
Letart Falls
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