Hauptmann's Final Appeal Is Expected
In Renton New Jersey AP report on the impending execution of Bruno Hauptmann and Kles Zied next Tuesday. Governor Hoffman weighs questions for Dr. Isad Condon while Hauptmann’s lawyer Fryer prepares final pardon appeal. Anna Hauptmann plans visits as tight security girds the New Jersey State Prison.
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Renton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptin
Cyd Fisher
Rey
State
Hauptmann
Kles Zied
Philadelphia
Camden
Harold G. Hoffman
John F. Isie Condon
Bronx
David T. Jentz
Onx
Dr. Condon
Jassie
Fisher
Pardong
Numius
Hoffman
Anna Hauptmann
Trena
Bruno
Col
Mark Kimberling
Ziedre
Favorite Son Plan Defended in Ohio Delegates Campaign
Robert T aft of Cincinnati defended the Ohio favorite son plan and New Deal aligned policies. He opened his speaking campaign Tuesday night in Cleveland, urging a sound stable platform and condemnation of the biber dollar, while criticizing Senator Borah’s slate approach and Ohio primary dynamics.
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Cleveland
Robert T.aft
Cincinnati
Ohioepublican
Gannett
Nator Borah
Borah
Gates
Hio
Ohio
New Naval Treaty Hailed by U S Envoy in London
U S envoy Norman H. Vis hailed a new naval treaty signed by the United States Great Britain and other powers as a foundation of a new world fleet limitation structure. The London signing ceremony address urged Japan and others to adhere to the pact.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Norman H. “Vis
London
State Department
Japan
Bride Crowned at Spectacular Feast in Czechoslovakia
A French paper notes a lavish wedding at San Nicola in Czechoslovakia with 300 guests feasting on wine, pigs, geese, and horse roasted meat. The groom supposedly crowned the bride during the ceremony amid festive excess, described as a remarkable but odd event. A separate notice asks for the return of a green crystal rosary beads case near St Paul Church.
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Croom
San Nicola
Czechoslovakia
St. Paul Church
Tory
Powers Sign Naval Treaty Removing Size Restrictions
The United States Great Britain and France signed a new international naval treaty removing fleet size limits while pledging to keep navies at similar levels. It replaces 1922 and 1930 pacts and introduces advance notice of naval building plans aiming to curb an arms race for six years.
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London
United States
Great Britain
France
Norman H. W Davis
Anthony Eden
Washington
Japan
Girl To Speak Against Former Federal Agent
CLARKSBURG West Virginia Miss Georgia Turner 19 of Belpre Ohio was to testify today in the trial of James J Connell 28 former deputy collector of internal revenue charged with assaulting her January 11 in a lonely city section. The trial opened Tuesday. Connell Condry 24 is awaiting trial in connection with the case. Both men were indicted on forcible attack charges.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Georgia Turner
Belpre
James J. Connell
Internal Revenue
Connell Condry
Pneumonia Fatal for 3-Year-Old Silag Brickles Near Bethel
Silag Glenn Brickles, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jason Brickles, died of pneumonia at home near Bethel in Vinton County. Survived by parents, three sisters and two brothers, and one niece. Funeral set for 1 1/2 o'clock Thursday at Arlingham Church Meigs County with burial in adjoining cemetery.
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New Marshfield
Silag Glenn Brickles
Jason Brickles
Bethel
Vinton County
Chloe Stotts
Sharpsburg
Lucille Burritt
Pheta Brickles
Raymond Brickles
Richard Brickles
Winona Burritt
Arlingham
Meigs County
Glove Workers Stage Walkout At Indiana Plant
James Taylor of the International Glove Workers Union led a strike at the Indiana polis Glove Co. plant as 160 workers faced a 20 percent wage cut a claim disputed by company leaders. Picket lines blocked entry and a labor conciliator was expected to mediate the dispute.
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Coshocton
Indianapolis Glove Co
James Taylor
International Glove Workers’ Union
Taylor
Company Club
Mrs Worstell Ill In Sheltering Arms
The condition of Mrs. L. G. Worstell, 91 University Terrace, admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital Tuesday afternoon, was reported fair today. She has been ill two weeks. Her son Lawrence of Cleveland and her sister Mrs. Drake of Goshen Ind are with her. Hazel Long of Carpenter was also admitted for medical treatment Tuesday. Robert Bethel of McArthur and Mrs. Don Clippinger and newborn son of Athens were dismissed Tuesday morning.
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L. G. Worstell
University Terrace
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Worstell
Lawrence
Cleveland
Drake
Goshen
Ind
Hazel Long
Carpenter
Robert Bethel
McArthur
Don Clippinger
Athens
Labor Relations Board May Appeal Decision
The National Labor Relations Board mulls appealing a Chicago ruling that the law it operates under is unconstitutional. Federal Judge John P. Barnes enjoined Bendix Products Corporation in South Bend Indiana from holding an election to determine employer representatives for collective bargaining.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Chicago
John P. Barnes
Bendix Products Corporation
South Bend
Ind
Negotiations In Rhineland Crisis Halted
London reports Hitler rejects Locarno terms delaying a solution to the Rhineland crisis. British Prime Minister Baldwin's cabinet discusses the impasse with Sir Thomas Inskip joining as defense coordinator. Eden and Boncour confer before dispatching to Paris as the League Council adjourns.
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London
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Stanley Baldwin
Thomas Inskip
Britain
Joseph Paul Boncour
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
Paris
Hitler
World Court
Germany
Locarno
League of Nations
League Council
Joachim von Ribbentrop
League
Geneva
France
Farm Problem Debate Shapes Campaign Talking Point
Washington observers note the farm issue rising as a campaign topic. Republican Cal Knox, from Chicago, argues the government should not dictate planting. A Roosevelt supporter claims the President has farm backing. Knox urged efficient production and market finding as core goals.
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Washington
Cal
Frank Knox
Chicago
New York
Knox
Paul McCullough Dies After Self Inflicted Wounds
Medford Massachusetts radio stage and screen comedian Paul McCullough age 52 of Brookline died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from wounds suffered Monday when he slashed himself with a razor in a Medford barber shop. He was a member of the Clark and McCullough team.
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Medford
Mass
Paul McCullough
Brookline
Clark and McCullough
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
New York Stock Exchange Member Gerald Brooks Dies at 52
Gerald Brooks a NYSE member aged 52 and son of the late Belvidere Brooks former Western Union president died Tuesday night.
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New York
Gerald Brooks
New York Stock Exchange
Belvidere Brooks
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lowlands Flooded Across Four State Rivers
Four river basins Scioto Mahoning Great Miami and Sandusky were flooded after spring rains. Observers expect no major property damage as Mahoning recedes at Youngstown Warren. Bodies found and roads closed as waters crest with several towns girding for higher levels.
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Scioto
Mahoning
Great Miami
Sandusky
Youngstown
Warren
Clarence Anderson
Young Creek
Ohio
Cincinnati
W. C. Devereaux
Miami
Middletown
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Martins Ferry
Tiffin
Hardin
Marion
Niles
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mineral Ridge
Pp. J. O'Connor
Warren Waterworks
Milton Dam
Braceville
Kenton
Prosecution in Trial of Office Wile Contends Back Shot
In New York Vera Stretz stands trial for the murder of Dr Fritz Gebhardt age 81, a German industrialist and war ace. The prosecution asserts two of four bullets struck Gebhardt in the back as witnesses testified. The defense claims the shooting was to defend herself from an attack.
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Wile
New York
Vera _ Stretz
Fritz Gebhardt
Milton Halprin
Gebhardt
Crack-Up Seen In Townsend Pension Group
Washington report says Robert E. Clements a key organizer in the Townsend pension movement resigned triggering predictions of further internal cracks. House committee members who summoned Clements as the first witness in a broad pension inquiry expect more resignations and possible disintegration of the movement after his split with Dr. F E Townsend over fundamental policies.
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Washington
Robert E. Clements
Townsend
House
Clements
F. E. Townsend
Congress
Seek Revision Of Payments In Sugar Beet Benefits
A committee of sugar beet producers, led by Rep. Fred Cummings of Colorado, moves to press agriculture department officials for benefit payments under the new soil conservation act to match the old AAA level. About 40 representatives backed a plan to set payments near 1.75 dollars per ton, arguing the current plan yields only about 34 cents per ton, a fraction of the former support.
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Washington (P
Fred Cummings
Colo
Agriculture Department
Cummings
Sales tax receipts rise in Columbus week totals
State Treasurer Harry Day reported Columbus sales tax stamp receipts for the week ending March 14 totaled 1 059 740 dollars, up from 848 447 dollars the prior year week ending March 16 1935.
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Columbus
Harry 8. Day
Girls To Make Love to Men Bluffton College Talk
Bluffton College students heard Dr. Frank Slutz of Dayton discuss courtship and marriage. He backed Dutch treat dating to teach young women to understand male challenges and proposed ideal marriage ages of 22–26 for women and 25–29 for men. He discouraged long engagements and urged settling issues before marriage.
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Bluffton
Frank Slutz
Dayton
Bluffton College
Slutz
Stutz
Ohio Clothier Sells Grand National Ticket
Marion report says John Dugan, a local clothier, sold one of his Aintree Grand National sweepstakes tickets to Charles Conroy, a Piqua traveling salesman, for 2.50. Dugan learned the ticket could win at least 3600 and perhaps 150000 as the drawing approached.
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Marion
John Dugan
Aintree
England
Charles Conroy
Piqua
Movie Loans by A T and T Bared by FCC
Testimony to the FCC details large loans from American Telephone and Telegraph subsidiaries to motion picture interests. Samuel Meisells testifies a $15 million ERPI loan to Fox Theaters in 1929 sourced from Western Electric, while AT&T advanced $12 million to Western Electric the same day. He notes no records explaining why loans were routed via ERPI rather than directly.
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Washington
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Communications Commission
Samuel Meisells
FCC
Fox Theaters Corporation
Samuel Becker
Meisells
Electrical Research Products, Inc
ERPI
Western Electric Company
Western Electric
Davey appeals for flood aid in Ohio counties
Governor Martin L. Davey asks the public to donate food and clothing for flood sufferers. The State Highway Department will manage donations under Red Cross oversight. Deliveries go to the Division of Aid for the Aged offices, including the Athens County Courthouse location.
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Athens
Division of Aid For the Aged
Martin L. Davey
State Highway Department
Red Cross
Division of Aid For
Lamson Confident as Third Jury Disagrees
In San Jose California David A. Lamson the former Stanford University press official sentenced to death for murdering his wife Allene voiced optimism after a jury failed to reach a verdict for the third time. Prosecutors debated retrying him as Lamson said he remains certain of vindication.
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San Jose
Calif
David A. Lamson
Allene
Stanford University Press
Lamson
Accidental Shot Kills 80-Year-Old Man in Ohio Home
In Columbus area, William Connor aged 80 died after a self inflicted shotgun discharge while signaling relatives about illness at his Hillards area home Tuesday night. No others were involved. investigators classified the death as accidental.
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Columbus
William Connor
Himelf
Hillards
Nightshirted man found in tower. Miss Stretz linked to shooting
In November Miss Stretz, fully clothed, was arrested after Gebhardt's body was found. Her attorney Samuel S. Leibowitz plans to claim self defense. The medical examiner faced cross-examination over possible fingernail scratches, while witness Miles O'Brien described Stretz’s arrest on a fire escape and a revolver in her handbag.
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Tower
Miss Stretz
Samuel S. Leibowitz
Gebhardt
Leibowitz
Miles O’brien
WPA layoffs hit eight Ohio counties by June first
The Athens District WPA will cut 767 workers from eight Ohio counties by June 1 as part of biweekly reductions. Counties and cuts include Athens 115 Gallia 115 Hocking 70 Jackson 100 Lawrence 110 Meigs 68 Vinton 99 and Washington 90. Officials say transfers or pensions will help most workers and the move is deemed necessary and arbitrary.
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WPA
Ray Noble
Ohio
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Vinton
Washington
Noble
Guards Quell Riot in Vandergrift Over Insanitary Furnishings
National guardsmen dispersed a crowd of more than 200 rioters in East Vandergrift, Pa, after protesters broke guard lines while opposing a health committee’s condemnation of household furnishings as insanitary. Dr D E Snyder authorized the committee, which began work earlier in the week.
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Vandergrift
National
Bachman Departs WPA for Detroit Post
J H Kegg of Columbus succeeds Richard Bachman as assistant supervisor of the Division of Employment in WPA District No 5 pending Indianapolis approval. Bachman left Athens Saturday to join Detroit Community Chest.
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J. H. Kegg
Columbus
FERA
Chillicothe
Richard Bachman
Division of
WPA
Indianapolis
Ray Noble
Bachman
Athens
Community Chest Organization of
Detroit
Former Dominican President Horacio Vasquez Dies in Tamboril
CIUDAD TRUJILLO Dominican leader Horacio Vasquez died today in his hometown of Tamboril He served three presidential terms from 1899 to 1903 1903 to 1907 and 1924 to 1930 after which his term was extended to six years. He retired from politics in 1930.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Horacio Vasquez
Tamboril
Floods Hit Pittsburgh Area As Rivers Rise Again
The crest of four new floods and a widespread Monongahela inundation threaten Pittsburgh and nearby lowland towns. Melting snows in northwest Pennsylvania push the Allegheny higher, with rivermen warning the river may crest after the Monongahela begins to fall.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Capital
Monongahela River
Pennsylvania
Allegheny River
Allegheny
Monongahela
Three Deaths Caused By Mid-West Floods
Three deaths were listed today as flood waters rolled across thousands of acres of midwest farm country. The Mississippi and tributaries reached flood stage at northern points, and three high school students drowned in Washburn County Wisconsin when their car went into a flooded creek.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Washburn Co. Wise Consin
Lancaster Editor Dies After Nine Weeks Ill
Columbus report states Hal V. Phillips age 62 of the Lancaster Eagle Gazette staff died after a nine week battle with a throat tumor. Phillips formerly served as city editor and managing editor before the Eagle Gazette merger.
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Columbus
Hal V. Phillips
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Phillips
Chicago
The
Eagle
Gazette
Cat Prefers Bach as Great Composer Plays
In Hickory North Carolina Mrs J G Ofteleys cat Muaja loves Bach. The cat naps through piano pieces but climbs onto the piano stool to listen when Harriet Cilley performs Bach, showing a keen interest in the composer.
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Hickory
N. C
J. G. Ofteley
Muaja
Harriet Cilley
Harriet
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