Hoover Farm Relief Nears Passage As Senate Hears Plan
Senate Agriculture Committee opened hearings on a general farm relief bill aimed to pass before June 1. A federal farm board would loan about 300 million dollars to cooperative groups to market and store surpluses, fund warehouses, and build transportation facilities. The measure enjoys broad support from farm blocs and major organizations, with Hoover seeking cooperative shaping rather than dictating a specific measure.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Hoover
Coness
Far
American Farm Bureau Federation
Committee of Twenty-Two
Efforta
Federal Farm Board
Heat Group
Corn
Tron Group
Man shoots wife and neighbor then kills self in Toledo
In Toledo on March 25 Kaiser esloski, 36, shot and wounded his trained wife Josephine, 32, then attempted to kill neighbor Lewis Karpen ii before fatally shooting himself. Police reported the incident as a domestic dispute ending in suicide.
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Toledo
Kaiser Esloski
Josephine
Lewis Karpeni
Rich Girl–Poor Girl starts in The Messenger Tuesday
The Messenger announces Ruth Dewey Groves will begin a full page serial titled Rich Girl–Poor Girl on Tuesday. The new story follows real life characters and aims to appeal to a broad readership, continuing the newspaper’s tradition of popular fiction.
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the Messenger
Ruth Dewey ‘Groves
Man Missing Overalls After Chicken House Break In
Hiram Chase of Carpenter aged about 83 fired at a prowler after disturbances among his chickens. He tracked muddy footprints to a barbed wire fence where a large piece of a man's overalls was found on the fence top. The thief escaped without taking chickens. Chase offers the overalls for return.
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Hiram Chase
Carpenter
Mr. Chase
100 to 1 victor stuns Grand National fans in England
Gregalach, 100 to 1, wins the Grand National, a rare upset in ninety years. Arthur Brisbane notes England’s fever over the upset and contrasts it with wartime worries. Kellogg signs his eightieth peace treaty with Romania, surpassing Bryan’s record. Eight thousand airplanes and 500 submarines loom as defensive assets.
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Gregalach
England
United States
Romania
Kellogg
William J. Bryan
Belgium
End Near for Assembly of the State in Ohio
Columbus March 25 The General Appropriations Bill carrying about 65 million dollars will be introduced tonight marking the beginning of the end of the Eighty Eighth General Assembly. Rep W C Wendt of Columbus chairs the House Finance Committee. If on schedule it goes back to committee for final review and may be voted on Wednesday or Thursday. Adjournment could come in the second week of April or possibly the first. Key unsettled item is a bill to raise the state gasoline tax.
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Columbus
U.R
Eighty-Eighth
General Assembly
W. C. Wendt
House Finance Committees
House
Senate
Selecting Jury Delays Start Of Irving Karr Bribery Trial
In Pomeroy a special 75 person venire yielded 11 excused and three tentatively accepted including Frank W. Rutland Wilson Weyand and J D Roush as jurors. Judge F W Crow warned against demonstrations as the trial of county commissioner Irving Karr proceeds with court stenographers from Meigs and Columbus recording testimony.
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Irving Karr
Pomeroy
F. W. Crow
Lora McNaughton
Rathburn Bank
Frank W . Rutland
Wilson Weyand
Columbia Township
J. D. Roush
Letart Falls
Hazel Reed
Middleport
H. PD. Dritz
Florida Boom Tragedy Strikes Local Contractor George Ryther
George Ryther, a former Pomeroy contractor and cement block maker, lost his Florida investment in the boom and, driven to despair, was found in Athens in a demented state. Relatives in Ohio retrieved him. the old man has children here and will be cared for locally.
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Pomeroy
Florida
Pomeroyan
George Ryther
Athens
Ohio
Ryther
Subpoenas Served on 75 Meigs Jurors in Karr Case
Sheriff Willock and deputies completed service on 75 Meigs County residents drawn for jury selection in the Karr case set to begin today. Most jurors remained in the county, one had died, and all others were reached in person after initial mismatches and transposed initials prompted a court order to appear.
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Pomeroy
Willock
Meigs
Karr
Miners Relays Save New Straitsville School House
Veteran miners battled a subterranean fire under New Straitsville High School by relaying to dig into a coal vein. The blaze, started by spontaneous combustion, was not connected to the long smoldering mine fire. classes resumed as usual after the 45 year old blaze was extinguished.
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New Straitsville
U.2
New Straitaville
Mayoral Police Force Indicted in Ocean City
A New Jersey grand jury indicted Mayor Joseph G. Champion chief of police and nearly all of Ocean Citys police force on charges connected to bootlegging and gambling operations. Twenty officers were named in the indictments as a result of a citizens committee investigation.
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Ocean City
N. J
Joseph G. Champion
Citizens’ Committee
Mrs. Tilletson F. Chambers Dies in Ohio
Granville report Mrs Tilletson F Chambers 60 wife of Ohio Baptist Convention executive secretary died of heart disease yesterday after leaving church. Local notice cites sudden death and spouse as prominent denomination figure.
Pilot leaps from burning airliner near Marmon Illinois
Pilot Paul J. Kaniut bailed from a fire scarred plane at about 1000 feet above Marmon Illinois while flying from Chicago to Kansas City. He landed safely with a parachute and only part of a cargo of 400 pounds of jmtadl was destroyed.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Paul J. Kaniut
Marmon
Kaniut
Jmtadl
Foster Mother Says Man Pressured Girl To Run Away
Letters show a Columbus man tried to lure 15 year old Marjorie White from Smith Street home. The girl disappeared March 13 and was found in Ashville after arresting Foster-guardian William Ransbottom. He faces a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and awaits arraignment in Athens County Probate Court.
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William Ransbottom
Columbus
Athena County
Marjorie White
A. R. White
Smith Street
Marjorie
Ashville
Ransbottom
Arnaut Cabe
Earle ¥. Hesse
Frances Albert
William Williams
White
Chillicothe
iIt
Tie Father
Athens
Hit-Skip Driver In Sunbury Injures Boy
Frank Daily, 23, a Sunbury farmer, was taken to Columbus hospital after a hit-skip incident injured Ed Lowe Jr age 6. The child was gravely hurt and Daily faced questioning as authorities investigate the driver who fled the scene.
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Sunbury
Frank Daily
Columbus
Ed Lowe, Jr
Daily
Dynamite Found Near Lew Mingus Home After Grand Jury Indictment
A 50 pound case of dynamite was unearthed near Lew Mingus property by Mine Officer Sachs and Deputy Sheriff Blower. Three boys discovered it while playing, and investigators aim to identify the owner from the case marks. Mingus, indicted for unlawful possession and use of dynamite, pleaded not guilty and was released on $3,000 bond with trial expected soon.
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Lew Mingus
Mingus Hollow
O. F. Sachs
Tom Blower
Mingus
Athens County
Mine shooting case heard in Hollister trial progresses
Nine witnesses testified for the prosecution in the Ray McLaughlin assault with intent to kill case at Hollister mines. Defense plans alibi proof that McLaughlin was at Mine No 10 picket camp all night. indictments name four co defendants. Also report on Justice Brown's improving condition after a grocery store shooting in Columbus with bandits fleeing south.
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Ray Mclaughlin
McKinley Woodruff
R. D. Williams
McLaughlin
Woodruff
MccLaughlin
Rat’ Campbell
Wilford Moody
Leonard McGee
Hollister
Justice Brown
Atheny
Columbus
Summit Street
Chittenden Avenue
University Hospital
Brown
Cleveland
Myra
Charles Brown
Mill Street
Athens
Court Street
Baker
A. L. Johnson
Morris Avenue
This City
Verna Johnson
Head injuries tied to alleged attack reported in local hearing
Dr. E LeFever of Glouster testified he sutured two cuts on Woodruff head soon after the incident and Dr. Robert Miller of Hemlock said Woodruff was treated about ten days later as the case proceeds.
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Woodruff
E. LeFever
Glouster
Robert Miller
Hemlock
British Schooner Crew Held After Rum Running Sinking
In New Orleans today the crew of the British schooner I'm Alone was brought ashore in irons for a hearing on rum running after the vessel was sunk by Coast Guard fire. Seven crew members landed under guard. an eighth, Leon Maingay of St Pierre, Miquelon, died. Officials seek to determine cargo, said to include 2,400 cases of liquor. Captain John T. Randall admitted liquor smuggling but denied narcotics or aliens aboard. He claimed rights to free seas and was charged with interference.
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New Orleans
Coast Guard
Dexter
Henderson
Washington
United States
Edmund E. Talbot
Coast Guard and Revenue
Leon Maingay
Ative
St.Pierre
Miquelon
John T. Randall
Walcott
UR ‘Toms
Scout Drowns as Flood Claims Twenty Three Lives
In Harriman and Chattanooga areas floodwaters from heavy rains sweep Tennessee towns. Seven boy scouts die while others missing as rescue crews search White's Creek and White's Rockwood sites. Scoutmaster James Wright and leader Hill Jr. perish aiding evacuees.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Alabama
Hielda
Georgia
Emery River
Eastnessee
Harriman
White
Rockwood
Gap
Boy Scouts of
Chattanooga
Tenneanee
White's Creek
James T. Wright
Hill, Jr
William Evans
Flood Chaos Hits Kentucky Railways and Roads
Reports from Louisville and Barbourville describe extensive flood damage with rail and highway closures. Six people killed or missing, homes flooded, and mine operations halted as rivers burst their banks and several bridges failed.
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Louisville
Kys
Bar
Hazard
Pikeville
Carolina 6 Railway
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