Inquest Planned as Bus Crash Toll Reaches Twenty
Coroner will order an inquest into the bus crash near Salem that killed 20 people including 19 year old Emily Thomas and a four year old girl. Driver Richard Thomas among the injured. front tire failure cited as cause. Victims were roller skating troupe members from St. Louis to Cincinnati.
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Salem
Dll
Here
Emily Thomas
Richard Thomas
B. Carrigan
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Thomas
Don Flannery
Malias
Rel ‘Ter Derby, Inc
Ee Mace
Thomas Apparenty
Flannery
Flood Bill Moves to House Approval on River Survey
The Secret Bill authorizing a War Department survey of the Sandusky and Scioto Rivers and tributar ies in Ohio awaits House consent on the calendar. It has the Flood Control Committee’s approval and would fund the survey from existing food control project appropriations.
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War Department
Sandusky and
Scioto
Washington
U.P
Sandusky
Ohio
House
House Flood Control Committee
Leaking Gas Main Found Under Ohio Capitol
WPA workers converting the capitol’s underground dungeons into storage rooms found a leaking gas main. They removed the eroded line with a fist sized hole and replaced it with a sound pipe, preventing danger in Columbus.
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Ohio
Columbus
Capitol Building
Love on Wheels begins new Messenger romance serial
The Messenger launches a romance adventure titled Trailer Adventure about two girls in a trailer. It follows life on the highways with youthful thrills and travels, beginning on page two and inviting readers to follow the new serial.
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Messenger
Four Killed and 27 Injured as Central U.S. Storms Sweep The Nation
Violent storms hit the Central States with blizzards, dust storms, and cyclone wreckage. Four people were dead, 27 injured, four missing, and $700,000 in property damage reported as dust storms roamed Texas to Nebraska and blizzards reached the Dakotas. Missing individuals include B. B. Hine, Rube Pettijohn, and Joseph Fitzpatrick.
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Kentucky
Chicago
Central States
Kentuckw
Aeweswewey
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Iowa
Montana
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
South Dakota
Winchester
B. B. Hine
Kimball
Rube Pettijohn
Scotts Bluff
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Omaha
N. C
House Studies New Relief Tax Proposals In Ohio
Ohio lawmakers examine tax options to fund flood relief and avoid a relief crisis. The Taxation Committee reviews proposed revenue sources including slots, ads, broadcasting, intangibles, and incomes while debating gasoline tax exemptions. A special session will decide which measures move forward.
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Columbus
Senate
House Taxation Committee
Ruth Lloyd
Scioto
Paul Yoder
House
Settlement Possible as Miners and Operators Seek Deal
In New York City the united front of miners and operators hints at an early wage contract near agreement. A sub committee of 21 union and 21 operator members works toward a two year pact starting April 1. Philip Murray leads the workers team while Charles ONeill heads the operators group.
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New York
New York City
Essex Hotel
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Charles O'Neill
FourYearOld Killed by Auto in Portsmouth Collision
Bonnaleen Craver, four, died when she ran into a road to reach her father Walter Carver of Duck Run, prompting a Portsmouth AP report on the incident.
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Portsmouth
Bonnaleen Craver
Walter Carver
Baldwin Acquitted in Death of Mother in West Virginia
Huntington report says Charles B. Baldwin, 41, University law graduate and scion of a wealthy Cabell County family, was acquitted of murdering his mother Juliette Buffington Baldwin Enslow, 63. The crime occurred October 17 and witnesses described Baldwin’s habitual narcotics use.
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Huntington
W. Va
U.R
Cabell County
Charles B. Baldwin
Juliette Buffington Baldwin Enslow
Enslow
Baldwin
Two Injured in Toledo Taxi Drivers Strike
In Toledo two men were injured during the taxicab drivers strike. Albert Stark, 31, suffered a minor neck wound from a shot fired through a Knight Cab Co. window. Union official C. C. Smith was severely cut and bruised by a mob of 12 at union headquarters.
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Toledo
Albert Stark
Knight Cab Co
C. C. Smith
Miners Call for Better Old Age Pension System in Region
In Nelsonville the Hocking district miners press for a fairer pension distribution and to curb abuses in pension funds. A delegation will go to Columbus with county officials to meet pension department leaders and lawmakers.
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Columbus
Nelsonville
Hocking
Pension Department
Athens County Association For the Protection of the
M. R. Hubbard
Kimberly Local
Charlies Wolf
Kimberly Mine
Six in Family Burn to Death in Jersey City Fire
A three story frame building in Jersey City caught fire before 3 a.m. Seven people died: Mrs Rose Burkhardt and her six children Florence Charles Philip Theresa Veronica and John Gorman a 69 year old junk shop operator trapped on the top floor. Gorman had warning that Trash piled on the first floor posed a fire hazard.
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Jersey City
N. J
U.P
Rose Burkhardt
Florence
Charles
Philip
Theresa
Veronica
John Gorman
Gorman
Wind destroys Sugar House at Chardon festival site
A newly built Sugar House for Chardon's annual maple sugar festival was blown down by a 52 mile wind Wednesday night, only three hours after its completion. Local authorities reported no injuries as crews worked to clear debris and assess damage at the festival grounds.
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Sugar House
Chardon
U.P
Disappearance of Duchess of Bedford Triggers Rescue Sweep
The 71 year old aviatrix vanished during a short flight from Woburn England as relief workers intensified their search for the missing aircraft and pilot amid widespread floods in the area.
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Duchess of Bedford
Woburn
England
Grange Leader Warns Against Roosevelt Court Plan
National Grange urges Congress to defeat the judiciary program or risk overthrow of constitutional government. Fred Brenckman testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee warning of loss of religious liberty and a shift of power from states to the federal government.
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Washington
U.P
National Grange
Congress
Roosevelt
Fred Brenckman
The
Grange
Senate Judiciary Committee
Brenckman
America
Theodore Graebner
Concordia College
St. Louis
Graebner
France Proposes Naval Blockade of Spanish Coast
London reports France seeks to turn the current naval observation patrol into a real blockade. The plan would have Britain France Italy and Germany warships search and turn back ships thought to carry men and munitions to Spain. Britain refuses to risk war with Germany and Italy to enforce non intervention.
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London
AUP
France
Britain
Italy
Germany
Spain
Insurgent Air Raid Shakes Madrid at Night
Insurgent planes raided Madrid under cover of darkness with heavy explosions. The city suffered a strong blast impact. lights were out and sirens sounded as the attack caused widespread alarm. Loyalist forces were involved in the response to the incident.
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Madrid Front
U.P
Madrid
Williams Bill Aims to Fix Tobacco Prices and Quotas
The House Agriculture Committee approved the Williams bill 10 to 6 today. It would fix tobacco prices and control acreage under a quota system, recommending passage in Columbus.
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Columbus
Hap
House Agriculture Committee
Workers Accept Truce Terms in Chrysler Sit-Down Settlement
Six thousand Chrysler sit-down strikers exit nine Detroit plants as John L. Lewis and Walter Chrysler agree to a truce. The agreement calls for evacuating plants, delaying new production, and resuming wage and bargaining talks once facilities are empty, with updates from Lansing and Detroit.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
John L. Lewis
Walter Chrysler
Lansing
Walter P. Chrysler
Desoto
Richard Frankensteen
United Automobile Workers
Frank Murphy
Lewis
Chrysler
Chrysiler
AAW
Roosevelt Faces Sit-Down Crisis as Troops Spark Debate
Congress fears escalation as a Michigan sit-down strikes threaten plant operations. A White House leaders conference is set for Saturday to address sit-downs and possible federal action. CIO John L. Lewis and Chrysler calm fears with a proposed evacuation plan for nine plants. Rep. Dies drafts a bill to outlaw sit-downs under federal anti-trust penalties.
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Congress
Roosevelt
White House
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler
CIO
Rep
Martin Dies
Tex
Dies
Childers Sentenced to One to Twenty Years in Prison
Gallipolis staff report Ann Childers, convicted of shooting with intent to kill, was sentenced in Common Pleas Court to a term of one to twenty years after the motion for a new trial was overruled. She remains free on $600 bond pending appeal while a shotgun trap in a melon patch wounded 15 year old Dan Leari Wagner.
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Gallipolis
C. EB. Peoples
Common Pleas
Ann Childers
Court of Appeals
Childers
Dan Leari Wagner
Ohio Priest Is Held in Death Of Entertainer
GREENSBURG Pa A man claiming to be Rev Edward A Haley 47 Canton Ohio priest was held for questioning in the death of night club entertainer Mrs Lillian E Householder 27 Medina Ohio found dead at a mountain cottage near Laurelville Authorities said Haley on leave from Canton church said he hired Householder for clerical work after meeting her in a Johns town beer parlor Householder mother of an estranged husband Carl Householder Medina photographer played the accordion guitar and mandolin in a night club act The body bore marks of violence and cause of death was not yet determined as investigators questioned the priest Fatally mysterious case unfolds near Laurelville and Johns Town area
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Greensburg
Edward A. Haley
Canton
Laurelville
Lillian E. Householder
Medina
Father Haley
Houses Holder
Johns
Householder
Carl Househo
Five Men Held in Million Dollar Homestake Gold Theft Case
Secret Service officials announced five men were detained as suspects in the Home stake mine heist at Lead, claimed to yield a $1,000,000 gold cache. A warrant named Parks Du Pont as the mastermind, with the plan traced to a tunnel reportedly dug beneath the mine to hide the stolen treasure.
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Homestake
United States Secret Service Bureau
Deadwood
G. D
U.P
Secret Service
Parks du Pont
Roland Goddard
Denver
U. S. Secret Service
Goddard
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