English Attitude Toward Nazis Weaker Than Expected
London reports Joachim von Ribbentrop met with Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden at the foreign office as Britain sought an explanation of Eden's Commons speech. Eden urged France to keep an open mind and stressed Locarno obligations while Germany pressed for new conciliatory moves to ease the European crisis.
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London
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Great Britain
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
Reichssary
Eden
House Ommons
Germany
France
Hitler
Britain
House of Commons
Belgium
Reich
Germay
Europe
Hitler rally at Krupp Works appeals to 870000 crowd
Adolf Hitler spoke at the Krupp Works in Essen to a crowd of about 870,000. He insisted there can be no real world peace without equality among partners and rejected Woodrow Wilson's 14 point plan. He denied secret deals and warned that if other nations arm, Germany will safeguard its sovereignty.
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Essen
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Krupp
Reichsfuehrer
Woodrow Wils
United States
Versailles
Pomeroy Spinster Rescued From Well After Flood Delay
Miss Margaret Hellman, 60, was rescued from a well near her home as Ohio River flood waters delayed aid. She remained unconscious twelve hours after rescue. River crested at 51 feet in Pomeroy after a rise of three inches since Thursday.
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Pomeroy
Margaret Hellman
Ohio
Ohio River
Spotlight in New York and London Icons in War-Torn Headlines
Bette Davis arrived in New York amid film fame as Vera Stretz testifies in the Gebhardt murder case in New York. Anna Hauptman leaves Trenton prison after a death cell visit with Bruno Hauptmann’s execution set for March 31. Joachim von Ribbentrop arrives at Croydon Airport to confer with Sir Anthony Eden as wartime tensions rise in London.
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Bette Davis
Motion Picture Academy
New York
Vera Stretz
Fritz Gebhardt
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Croydon Airport
London
Great Britain
Sir Anthony Eden
Predict Long Bitter Struggle On New Taxes
Washington reports a pro longed and possibly bitter public struggle over taxes as the House Ways and Means Committee plans hearings on the new tax program. Many groups seek to testify while minor business is cleared in the Senate and a Towns end old age pension inquiry draws attention. Rep Patman hints at dropping an inflation rider on the tax bill as NRA debates resurface amid Roosevelt's committee for NRA results.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
House
Ways and Means Committee
Townsend
Patman
Texas
NRA
Roosevelt
Former Logan Woman Dies in Newark Friday
Mrs. James Roush aged 74 longtime Logan resident died Friday morning in a Newark Hospital. She was sister to Bruce Dollison Columbus James Dollison Newark and Mrs. Martha Yerges Newark. Body to be brought to Logan Saturday at 2 PM for burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
James Roush
Newark
Bruce Dollison
Columbus
James Dollison
Martha Yerges
Oak Grove Cemetery
Borah Plans Campaign Extend to Oregon Primary
Idaho Senator Borah prepared to enter the Oregon primary on May 15 to win 10 delegates to the Republican national convention. He rejected a coast campaign and will instead focus on Ohio and Illinois where 109 convention delegates await.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Northwest
Friends
Oregon
California
Ohio
Illinois
Former Rock Springs Resident Dies Friday
James Brown aged 63 formerly of near Rock Springs died Friday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs John Frick Enterprise after a period of illness from blood poisoning. He leaves his wife Mary Brown two sons Albert and Charles Brown five brothers and two sisters. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs John Bowen with burial in Rock Springs Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
James Brown
Rock Springs
John Frick
Enterprise
Frick
Mary Brown
Albert
Charles Brown
John Bowen
Rock Springs Cemetery
Vera Stretz Admits She Shot Her Lover Dr Fritz Gebhardt
In New York Vera Stretz, 32, calmly admits fatally shooting Dr Fritz Gebhardt, her wealthy lover, during her defense. She sobs detailing their romance and her past, including a brief elopement and an annulled marriage, as she testifies about events leading to the November 12 incident.
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Vera Stretz
Gebhardt
New York
Fritz Gebhardt
Samuel Leibowitz
West Indies
Leibowitz
Scottsboro
New York University
Planes Join Search For Missing Airship
Airplanes and soldiers spread over Sonora as a growing search seeks a cabin plane and its four occupants missing since Wednesday night. More than twenty American and Mexican planes flew at dawn over mountains and desert in the hunt for the private ship that left Douglas for Phoenix.
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Douglas
Ariz
Sonora
Phoenix
1936 License Tag Sale Is 20 Percent Higher
Officials of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles estimate first quarter sales of passenger car license tags will reach 1 400 000, near the 1934 total. Sales run 20 percent ahead of the comparable period last year, with Frank West calling the split year system very satisfactory.
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Columbus
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Frank West
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Ohio
Hamilton educator Darrell Joyce dies at 62
Darrell Joyce, age 62, longtime Butler County schools superintendent for 26 years and a well known Ohio educator, died today after a year of declining health.
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Hamilton
Darrell Joyce
Butler County
Ohio
Mexican Plane Crash Kills 14
In Mexico City fourteen people die when a chartered tri motor plane crashes near Amecameca during a Guatemalan Central America trip. The victims include six women and eight men from various ranks from European nobility to a Costa Rican steward boy.
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Mexico City
Central America
Guatemala
Amecameca
Mount Popocatepet
Mount Iztlacihuatl
Mine Sealing Program Seeks Weather to Resume
The State Health Department awaits favorable weather to restart its southeastern Ohio mine sealing effort. Assistant state sanitary engineer B. F. Hatch said floods and cold conditions delayed work in Lawrence, Gallia and Meigs Counties, but plans to seal about 4 900 abandoned mines by July 31 remain.
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Columbus
State Health Department
Ohio
B. F. Hatch
Lawrence
Gallia
Meigs
Senate Bickers Over Budget Vetoes In Ohio
In Columbus the Senate debated Gov. Martin L. Davey’s vetoes as it moved to restore several line items. A $500,000 flood relief bill and a $513,000 sundry claims bill passed, while the chamber also funded $35,000 to reestablish the Bureau of Juvenile Research after Davey admitted an error. Senate leaders argued the governor misused the veto power and kept vetoed items from the last budget bill from returning.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Senate
Davey
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Frank E. Whittemore
Summit County
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
Xenia
State Welfare Department and Industrial Commission
William R. Foss
Mercer
Fast Express Bumps Freight Near Manor Killing Three
In heavy rain near Manor Greensburg Pennsylvania, the fast Philadelphia Express of the Pennsylvania Railroad sideswiped a freight train. Three trainmen were killed F F Snyder engine on the first locomotive George Kuhn engineman Roy Mitchell fireman. Clair N Grove was scalded and 78 passengers had only bruises.
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Greensburg
Philadelphia Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manor
FEF
F. Snyder
Altoona
George Kuhn
Ruffsdale
Roy Mitchell
Latrobe
Clair N. Grove
Prominent Columbia Township Farmer Dies at Home
Claude Hoyd a leading Columbia Township farmer died suddenly at his home Thursday evening at 6 30 o clock He was reportedly in good health prior to his death He leaves his wife and several relatives.
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Pomeroy
Claude Hoyd
Columbia Township
Ohio Justice Is Triumphant
Lima report on Cyre Bennett 78 former junk hauler exonerated after four years in state hospital for criminal insane linked to brother James Franklin Bennett 66 slain December 14 1931 in Richwood. Bennett recounts odd circumstances around investigation and his alibi as he looks toward freedom and farm life.
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Cyre Bennett
Lima
State
Bennett
James Frankin Bennett
Richwood
Pension Plan Receipts Near One Million Dollars
Washington reports that the Townsend Old Age Pension Organization has total receipts since January 1934 estimated at 951 964 09. Former national secretary R E K Clements testified receipts from 1934 to 1938 totaled 771 964 09 with 180 000 expected for the first three months of this year. He cited a 1935 income of 12 585 including salary benefits from multiple sources and distributions to state area managers. The record shows 40 percent of dues and 20 percent of club quotas going to area managers. The inquiry adjourned to obtain demanded financial records.
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Washington
Townsend Old Age Pension Organization
R. E K. Clements
House
Clements
Townsend
James R. Sullivan
F. E. Townsend
Prosperity Publishing Company
Cements
Hits Ohio Sales Tax Program Hits Ohio
Congressman at large Stephen M. Young opened his Democratic gubernatorial campaign in Summit County. He denounced the Ohio sales tax as cowardly and pledged courageous economy and just taxation while criticizing the current governor for not repealing or curtailing the tax.
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Akron
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Summit County
Democratic Women's Federation
Four men and one woman die in British airliner crash
In Lyndhurst Hampshire four men and one woman were killed when an airliner crash occurred in the Stony Cross forest. Authorities said the craft, used for army cooperation and night searchlight practice, was connected indirectly with a government defense coordination project and likely crashed due to static disturbances.
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Lyndhurst
Hampshire
Fing
Great Britain
Stony Cross
Men Held in Probe of Horse and Lace Rackets
Authorities in Bowling Green held four men and three horses amid a probe into a racket selling doped horses and bogus laces and linens in Ohio and Indiana. Sheriff Tom Pask seized the group with Sheriff Arnold F. Isch and Police Chief Carl Galliher. One man, Thomas Hamilton of Cincinnati, was charged with defrauding a Sandusky County farmer by selling two doped horses for 275 dollars.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Indiana
Tom Pask
Fremont
Arnold F. Isch
Carl Galliher
Thomas Hamilton
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Sandusky County
Specialist Dead Chicago Doctor Arnold Putnam Abbott
Dr Arnold Putnam Abbott internal medicine specialist and longtime associate clinical professor of medicine at Rush Medical College died Thursday night.
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Chicago
Arnold Putnam Abbott
Rush Medical College
Reynoldstown Wins Grand National. U S Tickets Earn Big Payouts
Reynolds town captures the Grand National at Aintree paying seven to one. Five American-backed tickets win 150000 each from Reynolds town. Ego finishes second with four U S tickets worth 75000 each. Names include The 23 Kid Matson Navigation Co. Tilley 662 Lexington Ave Black Cat Red and Joe The happy family and others.
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New York
Reynoldstown
United States
Bachelor Prince
the 23 Kid
Matson Navigation Co
Wilmington
Calif
Tilley
Lexington Ave
Black Cat
Salem
Mass
Red and Joe
Lynn
Happy Family
Albany
N. Y
Ego
Horse
Gimpel Sandberg
Glenmore Ave
Brooklyn
J. K. Hammond
Parker Ave
Detroit
Mich
Mary Love
West Broad St
Bethlehem
Northlith Stf
Reading
Rains Fail To Halt Work in Flooded Area
Heavy rains swollen midwestern streams receded enough to aid reconstruction in flood swept zones of the upper Ohio Valley. The Ohio River crest threatened Marietta with a 40 foot stage while danger eased from Steubenville to Portsmouth. Mentions crest forecasts for Louisville and rising levels at Owensboro Cairo and New Madrid, with 60 families displaced.
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Ohio Valley
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Marietta
Steubenville
Portsmouth
Louisville
Owensboro
Illinois
Cairo
Mississippi
New Madrid
Soviets and Japanese Clash on East Frontiers
Soviet press advisories report fresh fighting on the Russo Manchoukuoan border extending to outer Mongolia. Japanese Manchukuoan forces reportedly withdrew after an attempt to seize a Mongol frontier post, then massed near the North Lake sector to renew their assault.
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Moscow
Far
Outer Mongolia
Manchukuo
North Lake
Bricker Bids Support for Ohio Survey at Lincoln Day Banquet
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker pledged to back the state government survey’s recommendations if elected governor. Speaking to 700 Republicans at the Fairfield County Lincoln Day banquet, Bricker charged Democratic Gov. Martin L. Davey with failing to implement the survey’s findings.
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Lancaster
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Fairfield County
Martin L. Davey
Unfairness in Trial Claimed By Governor
Governor Hoffman alleges unfairness in the Hauptmann trial and says he would grant a further reprieve only with proper legal authority. The case involves the Lindbergh ransom money and Hauptmann's impending execution, with calls for legislative investigation into state officials.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Kimberling
Hauptmann
Hoffman
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Hunterdon County
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Hauck
Arch W. Loney
PWA
David T. Wilentz
Washington
Loney
Bronx
Hauptmanga
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Keane
Devon Francis
Miss Stretz
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Frank
Ene
Young
Reynoldsburg
U. S
East
Ohio Survey
Mark
Ware
Tl Am
Ellis Parker
Burlingtoa
Hauptmann House
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