Coast to Coast 50 Association Becomes Permanent
The National U S 50 Highway Association, Inc. forms a permanent organization to advance highway development and maintenance nationwide. Delegates from Maryland to Utah elect officers led by President James Hannan and appoint trustees, with the main office to remain in Cincinnati and a June 9 1980 meeting planned.
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Cincinnati
Athens
Maryland
Caba
National
U. S. No. 50 Highway Association, Inc
Better Id
Ohio U. BO Highway Association
Red
Northwest Turnsociation
Cincinnati Ohile Club
Cincinnati Brof Commerce
Virginia
Indiana
Illinois
Arr
Colorado
Utah
Ito
George Magion
J&a
Condi
H. N.ett
Med
James Hannan
Fcothe
Ed Pr. Elsner
Seymour
Ind
Story
H. N. Burgett
Aguier
Carl H. Beasley
William T. Caline
Chillicothe
RH. Beasley
W. T. Dine
Aaron Will
McArthur
H. W. Burgeit
Iemporia
Igouri
Agua Caliente Resort Emerges as Europe rival
Arthur Brisbane notes Agua Caliente in Mexico and San Diego as a rapidly developed resort area drawing vast investment to rival European destinations. The piece contrasts U S and Mexican promise with the border region’s booming entertainment and facilities.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
San Diego
De Valera Plans Iceland Trip After Irish Vote
May sail soon as De Valera leaves Chicago for Iceland to form a new cabinet if elected president to succeed William T. Gosgrave, who resigned after his government defeat. He stopped at the Orman Hotel and noted the downfall of the government amid communications from Ian O Kelly.
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Chicago
Village appeals Columbus in electrocution case
The village of Pemberville Wageod County filed an appeal in the Supreme Court seeking reversal of a $25,000 judgment awarded to Mrs. Sophia L. Hagemeyer executrix of the estate of Frank Hagemeyer of Amberville. The claim cites electrocution in the basement from diverted high voltage current from a nearby electric line.
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Columbus
U.R
Pemberville
Wageod County
Supreme Court
Ophia L. Hagemeyer
Frank Hagemeyer
Amberville
Mysterious Oak Harbor man found dead with self-inflicted wound
In Oak Harbor on March 28 the body of James Kennedy 60 an odd-job man was found in his room with a self-inflicted bullet wound in his heart authorities say. The discovery closes a case of a mysterious disappearance that gripped the town.
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Oak Harbor
Orthe
James Kennedy
Classified Ads Offer Mower Sharpening Lamps Shoats and Hudson Coach
The Messenger Classified Ads advertise lawn mower sharpening and repair services. Lamps priced from $4 to $10. Two shoats for sale. A 1926 Hudson coach offers for $200 with six good tires and strong motor and upholstery.
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the Messenger
American money stays home with amusements and betting
The piece notes how the venue offers horse racing and amusements with betting, encouraging Americans to spend locally rather than traveling to Europe. Wide roads and transport options attract Americans seeking comfort and ways to cast off prohibition restrictions.
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America
Europe
American finds beauty and luxury near San Diego
Sixteen miles from San Diego, a resort mirror of European splendor offers a perfect hotel, golf, sports, hot sulphurs and mud baths. Foxhall Keen passes by, noting the place as well managed and patronized, an Old Mexico like retreat near home.
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San Diego
America
Deauville
Monte Carlo
Nice
Europe
Foxhall Keen
Old Mexico
Spain
Peninsular California described as vast wealth and beauty
The piece extols the Southern California peninsula as Mexico's property, stretching 1000 miles with rock cliffs, coves, white sand beaches, flocks of sheep, seals in the water, and abundant wildlife. It paints a grand imperial landscape with vivid natural features and pastoral life.
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California
Mexico
Patrolman Thomas Jailed for Burglary Charges
Dayton police report Patrolman Edward S. Thomas admitted staging three burglaries on his beat in recent months. He was dismissed from the force and charged with burglary and larceny. Arraignment was set for police court today.
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Dayton
U.P
Edward S. Thomas
Martins Ferry Miner Dies After Stone Slide
Frank Miller, 32, Martins Ferry, died from injuries in a stone slide at the Wheeling and Lake Erie Mine near Dillonvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
U.P
Frank Miller
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Dillonvale
G O P Chooses? Nutt Denies National Committee Offer
Joseph R. Nutt a Cleveland bank executive is named as a possible successor to Claudius Huston as Republican National Committee chairman, but Nutt denies any offer. The report notes Huston is under Congressional criticism.
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Joseph R. Nutt
Cleveland Bank
Claudius H. Huston
Republican National Committee
Congress
Nutt
Senate to Probe Financing of Wet and Dry Propaganda
The Senate Lobby Committee will investigate reports of rich financing behind wet and dry campaigns next week. Horace D. Taft’s foreign liquor funding claim will be examined along with group disbursements from the Anti-Saloon League, Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, Federal Dispensary Tax Reduction League, and others. Some groups’ exact records are unclear, and Dr. Clarence True Wilson may be called as a witness.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Lobby Committee
Horace D. Taft
Anti- Saloon League
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Federal Dispensary Tax Reduction League
Congressional Districts Modification League
Prohibition National Committee
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
George Holden Tinkham
Massachusetts
Copeland
New York
Clarence True Wilson
Tinkham
House
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mitchell
Norris
Prohibition Hearings Draw High Costs and Testimony
Wet and dry organizations face mounting expenses as House Judiciary hearings unfold with witnesses from across the country and about half a million words of testimony collected. Baron De Mumin denies Taft charges while Taft questions a newspaper article.
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House Judiciary Committee
Taft
Baron de Mumin
Wine Association
French Wine Commission
Nets
France
Kentucky Health Board Bans Jamaica Ginger Trade
The state health board banned Jamaica ginger sales citing its role in an epidemic of partial paralysis. Drugstores must have stock analyzed and cleared as non poisonous before distribution. Several hundred Kentuckians who used the extract as a beverage were affected.
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Louisville
State Health Board
Chicago Snow Breaks Record as City Balances Losses and Gains
Chicago records the heaviest snowfall with a 19.2 inch storm that brought an estimated cost of over 3 million dollars to the city. Gains come from rural districts gaining moisture while city losses include revenue and wages for snow removal plus hotel bills and business downturn. Transportation and deliveries return to normal as warmth melts snow and schools reopen.
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Chicago
Johnsons Son May Be Left Life Cripple
Walter Johnsons 14 year old son may lose a leg after being struck by a car in front of his home. Surgeons weigh amputation as doctors report complications threaten his ability to walk, ending the big league dream of the famed pitcher.
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Washington
U.P
Walter Johnson
Walter
Youths fined for dynamiting fish near Batavia
Six youths arrested by Deputy Sheriff Frank Stage pleaded guilty to dynamiting fish in Clover Creek near Batavia and were fined $1,000 plus costs.
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Batavia
U.P
Frank Stage
Clover Creek
Here
Sculptor Tells of Paris Roots in Murder Trial Drama
Henri Marchand the sculptor recounts a career from Paris Latin Quarter to Bufela courtroom as New York seeks to convict his Indian model Lila of conspiring to kill Mrs. Marchand. State witnesses include Nancy Bowen who claims Lila incited the murder amid alleged witch beliefs.
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Bufeala
Mar
Henri Marehand
Ida Jimerson
Paris
Latin Quarter
New York
Lila
Nancy Bowen
Marchand
Bowen
Maroney
Henri Marchand, Jr
Buffalo
N. Y
Nancy
Clothilde Marchand
Henri
George Marchand
Henrietta Marchand
Legge to Stay at Federal Farm Board for Another Year
Washington reports Alexander Legge will remain as head of the Federal Farm Board for a second year. In nine months he created four national cooperative marketing associations for grain cotton beans wool and mohair and authorized about 86 million dollars in loans toward an expected 200 million in credits. A grain stabilization corporation to buy surplus stock has also been formed.
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Washington
U.R
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Administration
Hoover
Legge
Pair Charged in Kidnapping of 14-Year-Old Ruth Rood
In Ironton on March 28, Ernest Snyder 37 and Lenora Wedge 35, both of Huntington West Virginia, were jailed on charges of kidnapping Ruth Rood 14 of Chesapeake Ohio. Police say the girl was taken from Ironton to Scioto County.
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Ironton
U.R
Ruth Rood
Chesapeake, O
Ernest Snyder
Lenora Wedge
Huntington
W. Va
Lawrence County
Scioto County
Bandits Hold Up Watertown Trust Company
Three bandits robbed the Watertown Trust Company in Watertown suburb, escaping in an automobile with about $20,000. Police seek suspects as the heist draws national interest.
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Waterbury, Conn
U.P
Watertown Trust Company
Watertown
Senators Attack Stimson Plan On Consultative Pact
Senate leaders reject Secretary Stimson's proposal to discuss a consultative pact with European powers. Borah and colleagues argue it threatens U S security and could draw the nation into war, stating Briand favors force backing treaties.
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Stimson
U. S
Derrick deaths climb as derrick turns fatal on bridge
In Charleston West Virginia George RK Hash Sum merville died today raising the derrick accident death toll to four on the St Nicholas bridge project. Two others A C Davidson and Ray Johnson are expected to recover. Victims listed include H Y Lytle John Swann and Homer Smith.
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Charleston
W. Va
U.P
George RK
Hash
Summerville
New Bridge of St. Nicholas
A. C. Davidson
South Point
Ray Johnson
Grove City
H. Y. Lytle
Columbus
Pomeroy
John Swann
Fort Pitt Pn
Homer Smith
Age old theories of heart and brain disproved by biologists
At the University of Chicago 800 biologists gathered as the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology released startling findings. Dr. Walter E. Dandy reported that two thirds of a brain can be removed without intellectual loss, while Dr. C. H. Best cited a new intestinal kidney enzyme against histamine. Robert W. Siddle described monkey heart segment experiments showing heart failure is rare without actual injury, suggesting new views on organ function and longevity.
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Chicago
U.R
University of Chicago
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Walter E. Dandy
Johns Hopkins University
C. H. Best
Toronto
Robert W. Siddle
University of Missouri
Dandy
Borrowed Gun and Predicted Bank Robbery
Frank Panspingel and companion Harry Kennedy were arrested in Dayton after a workman reported Panspingel talked of robbing Germantown Bank. The $7,500 Germantown bank robbery yesterday led authorities to hold the youths as Sheriff Blank investigated conflicting stories. Cashier Oblinger and patron Beck could not identify the suspects. two other bandits waited outside in a car. Both suspects deny involvement.
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Dayton
U.P
Germantown
Frank Panspingel
First National Bank
Harry Kennedy
Robert M. Blank
B. L. Oblinger
Willam Beck
Schools Warned of Burdening Teachers
The State Department of Education reported that several secondary schools in Ohio have been warned for carrying too great a teaching load in violation of North Central Association rules. Ironton Zanesville Chillicothe Portsmouth are named for more than five classes and over 150 pupils per teacher.
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Columbus
U.P
State Department of Education
North Central Association
Hst
Ironton
Zanesville
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Briand Dreams of European Security Pact With Britain
London reports a shift at the naval conference toward a broad European security pact. Briand aims for a pact backing France without amplifying British arms duties, potentially aligning with Article XVI of the League Covenant. US approval seen as possible without full participation. Gibson and Grandi met in a cordial talks amid the evolving plan.
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London
U.A
Aristide Briand
France
Briand
Daria
Reach
Hallan
Committee of Experts
Great Britain
Ne Qa
United States
League
United States of Europe
Hug Gibson
Dino Grandi
Italy
United States Rejects Pacific Pact as Entangling Alliance
American sources report the United States will not join a consultative pact similar to the four power Pacific agreement. Washington argues obligations in the Pacific exceed what it would accept for possible European trouble, and the delegation says no formal demand to enter such a pact has been received.
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Shipstead
Borah
Presa
Reed
Robinson
United States
Capitol Hill
London
Aimilar
Pacific Ocean
America
Pacific
Bomb Thrown At Cleveland Home Endangers Eight Residents
A bomb hurled at Mrs. Gizella Lefkovitz’s Cleveland home shattered windows and ripped a porch rail, alarming an entire block. Police say lab disputes may be linked to the attack. The device struck a first floor window, but a vine-covered railing may have prevented entry.
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Cleveland
Bae
Gizella Lefkovitz
Escaped Man Held After Return to Mansfield
Frank O Neal of Chillicothe is held by authorities in Logan after attempting to return from a Mansfield penitentiary where he was serving a theft sentence. He escaped custody earlier while an automobile was involved in the incident.
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Logan
Frank O'Neal
Chillicothe
Mansfield
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Coast TO Coast 50 Association
Burgety Speaks
Arthur Brisbane
King .Features Incorporated
Lindbergh
de Valera
Ireland
G. O. P. Choice
Horace Taft
Anti-Saloon League and Association Against Prohibition
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Sweden
Louise
Lady Mountbatten
Ginger
Chicago Area
Johnson
Henri Marchand
Farm Board
By Lyle C. Wilson
Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George
Georgia
Farmer- Labor
Minnesota
Swanson
Derrick
Siddle
Companion
Briand Dream
Innis
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