Athens Woman Killed in Auto Crash Near Logan
Mrs. Reynolds 44 of Athens died from internal injuries after a crash on Route 31 near Green Township election house two miles south of Logan. Her husband E S Reynolds, 28 Maplewood Drive Athens, was charged with driving while intoxicated and to be arraigned. She leaves three daughters Catherine Pauline Edwina and three brothers and two sisters. Funeral set for Tuesday at the family home with burial in W Union Street Cemetery.
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Logan
E. S. Reynolds
Maplewood Drive
Athens
Joe Farbearn
Hocking County
Green Township
Cher-rington
Reynolds
H. D. Henery
He Giaan
Hocking
Hubert Lappen
B. Whitehart
Farbeann
Tennessee
Catherine
Pauline
Edwina
Athens High School
George Cloud
Sheffield
Ala
Winston
Jay ‘Cloud
Benton
Tenn
J. R. Parks
Treace Dillon
W. Union St
Woman 75 Rescued After Death by Own Action Attempt
Mrs Sophronia Crichett, 75, attempting suicide by jumping 18 feet into the Sandusky River, was rescued in Tiffin with exposure and pension concerns cited. Fred Monaco, 20, helped respond. police say she spoke of feeling uncared for.
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Tiffin
Sophronia
Ital
Fred Monaco
Sandusky
Store Owner Dies in Columbus at 79
Frederick W. Flowers age 79 owner of the Mc Clelland book store in Columbus died today.
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Columbus
U.P
Frederick W. Flowers
McClelland Book
Easter Tragedy: Young Mother Kills Daughters Then Hangs Self
In Aurora Illinois a 24 year old Mrs Jeannette Martin killed her three daughters Betty Jean Olga Jeanette and Joan then hanged herself after leaving a note about Johnny her husband The Easter morning act followed by a church baptism and a note left beside the bodies sparked police to deem temporary insanity as relatives found them later that Easter afternoon.
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Aurora
Ill
Jeannette Martin Aga
Johnny
WPA
Centralia
Texas
Elsie Rober
E. J. Smith
Martin
Globe Wireless Reports Volunteer Reaches Kobe Under Power
Globe Wireless says the Likes Brother freighter Volunteer, previously in distress off Japan, made temporary repairs and is now sailing to Kobe under her own power.
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San Francisco
U.P
Globe Wireless
Volunteer
Japan
Kobe
Lewis Returns To Coal Talks In New York
John L. Lewis flew to New York to resume two year contract negotiations with soft coal operators affecting 450 000 miners in the Appalachian and outlying districts. The UMW president withheld comment on Washington stating Assistant Secretary Edward McGrady would attend the conference Tuesday. The talks have met about four days weekly since Feb 17 and adjourned for the weekend with no progress toward a pact. The current contract expires at midnight Wednesday.
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New York
John L. Lewis
Appalachian
United Mine Workers
Washington
Edward ¥. McGrady
Baltic Ohio freight hits coal train at Newark
An empty caboose saved several trainmen from serious injury when a Baltic Ohio freight double header struck the rear of a Pennsylvania coal train near Newark. Authorities investigated the collision and assessed damage to rolling stock and track.
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Newark
U.P
Question Woman in Husband's Murder
Cleveland police questioned Mrs. Julia Bender 36 in the death of her husband Steve 42 who was hacked to death in his bed during the night. She had been sleeping in their son's room since filing for divorce three months ago and said she found the body at 5 30 am when the alarm rang.
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Cleveland
O.R
Julia Bender
Steve
Hocking Youth Dies from Monoxide Gas Inside Car
Logan Ohio reports 23 year old Elven J Ross of Salt Creek Township died from carbon monoxide in his car late Sunday night. Post mortem by Dr. A K Smith found the motor running near his father John Ross’s Pike Run home after a church visit at Eagle Mills. Abrasions on his head and nose suggest impact with the steering wheel.
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Logan
Elven J. Ross
Salt Creek Township
A. K. Smith
Ross
John Ross
Pike Run
Eagle Mills
Jon Partennn
Shérite Joe
Farteann
Ait Gay Sat
Ceat Geena
Mine disaster blamed on negligence in Pa mine
Attorney General Margiotti said the Kramer Pa mine disaster that killed nine miners resulted from gross disregard of mining law. Ventilation was idle from 7 30 Saturday until 4 45 Saturday and workers entered the mine 20 minutes after the fan restarted, violating two hour safety rules.
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Dubois
Kramer
Grosa
Charles J. Margiotti
Northwest Mining and Exchange Company
Margiotti
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati Archbishop Protested Sit-Downs
Archbishop John T. McNicholas urged opposition to sit-down strikes, except where all other means or arbitration have failed. In an Easter sermon he called the tactic dangerous and likely to turn public opinion against labor.
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Cincinnati
U.R
John T. McNicholas
Miners Trapped 19 Hours Rescued After Cave-In
Three clay miners Pete Bayler Roy Towles and W J Foreman were trapped 75 feet underground for 19 hours after a Saturday cave-in at the Golden Colorado mine. Rescuers reached them by Sunday at 9 a.m. and they returned to work to ease rescuers fatigue.
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Golden
Colo
U.P
Pete Bayler
Bage
Bayler
Roy Towles
W. J. Foreman
Towleh
Foreman
Bauler
James Aday
Manufacturers Fight Sit-Down Strike Across Labor and Capital
Washington and New York clash as labor leader William Green denounces sit-down strikes as illegal while John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and the National Association of Manufacturers urge firm employer actions. Roosevelt meets Congress leaders amid industrial tensions and possible federal action.
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Washington
Labor
William Green
American Federation of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Green
Lewis
National ‘Association of Manufacturers
The
Manufacturers Association
Roosevelt
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Administration
Widow Accused in Husband's Murder Trial at Wheeling
Mrs Pearl Thames faces trial in Wheeling West Virginia for allegedly killing her husband last July at their home. Frank Pratz once admitted to the crime and now advances an insurance plot claim accusing the widow. Pratz sits under a death sentence.
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Pearl Thames
Wheeling
W. Va
Frank Pratz
Pratz
Model Mother Roomer Killed In Apartment
New York detectives arrest an unemployed chauffeur nicknamed Fredy in connection with a triple slaying. Victims include Mary Gedeon 41 mother, Veronica 20 daughter, and Frank Burns 35 bartender at the Racket and Tennis Club. The killer used a knife or ice pick-like instrument and the suspect had access to the weapon and previously stayed at the lodging house.
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New York
U.R
Fredy
Mary Gedeon
Revolution Plot Is Nipped in Manchukuo
Tokyo led report states 200 Manchukuoan officials merchants and prominent persons were arrested and some executed on charges of plotting to overthrow the government in Hanking the capital of the Japanese fostered state.
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Manchukuo
Tokyo
U.P
Domei News
Hainking
Wedding Date Set for Ethel DuPont and F D Roosevelt Jr
The prospective bride Ethel DuPont will marry Franklin D Roosevelt Jr son of the President in Wilmington on June 30 as announced by the bride’s mother. Governor Davey III Kent reports illness with influenza at Twin Lakes home and expected confinement for the week.
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Wilmington
Del
U.P
Ethel DuPont
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Davey III Kent
Martin L. Davey
Twin Lakes
Here
Eight Hurt In Auto Mishap At Pomeroy
Eight youths from Pomeroy and Middleport were injured when their car failed to turn at Monkey Run on W Main St, jumped a telephone pole, and crashed into a building. Driver Cnamese Russell and seven passengers, including Horten se Dillard and Jane Ann Fick, were treated at local hospitals with fractures and other injuries.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy and
Middleport
Upper Monkey Run
W. Main St
Cnamese Russell
Theron Russell
Theo Neutzling
Norman Neutzling
Arthur Ebersbach
Eugene Wolf
Charlies Wolfe
Hortense Dillard
John Dillard
Jane Ann Fick
Sam Fick
Julius
Loyalist Offensive In Spain Expanded By Week End
Loyalist forces extended the Easter offensive in Spain with a large Mediterranean naval operation. A government air fleet bombed Nationalist territory across hundreds of square miles as nearly 100 Loyalist planes engaged rebel troop concentrations, including strikes on Malaga and Melilla.
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Valencia
U.P
Mediterranean
Malaga
Melilla
Morocco
12 Are Killed In Accidents On Week End
Ohio accident toll rises with at least 12 deaths over the Easter weekend. A 50 year old man was killed in a hit and run in Cleveland. Paul Rit chie age 29 died in the same city. Mrs. Raymond Reese age 49 died in a crash on U S Route 20 east of Painesville. her husband was severely burned helping her emer.
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Dot.umbus
U.P
Ohio
Cleveland
Paul Ritchie
Raymond Reese
Painesville
Reese
Unanswered Greeting Blamed for Family Tragedy
In Vineland New Jersey police report William Gillerin 27 a war veteran killed himself after his estranged wife did not answer an Easter greeting. He also shot his two young sons Robert seven and Raymond five who were near death.
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Vineland
N. J
U.R
William Gillerin
Robert
Raymond
Supreme Court Upheld Railway Labor Act and Moratorium Law
The Supreme Court ruled the Railway Labor Act of 1934 valid, applying to inter state commerce and including back shop workers, and upheld the Frazier Lemke Farm Mortgage Moratorium Act. The decision supported compulsory collective bargaining and the scope of interstate regulation, with a unanimous ruling. The Court also sustained the National Firearms Act in a separate East St. Louis case involving a sawed off shotgun sale.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Virginian Railway Co
Harlan Stone
System Federation Number 40
District Court For
Eastern Virginia
Virginian Railroad
Mechanical Department
Justice Stone
Washington State
Congress
East St. Louis
Ill
Max Sonzinsky
Pope Pius Reports Excellent Health After Illness
Vatican officials stated Pope Pius is in excellent health and may resume public audiences this week. The pope’s Easter public appearance marked his first since his grave illness began on December 4, when he left his bed and blessed about 150,000 people in St Peter's Square.
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Vatican City
U.R
Aminta Milani
Vatican
Pius
St. Peter's
St. Peter's Square
Rubber outlook bright for Akron meeting says Goodyear
President P. W. Litchfield told Goodyear stockholders at the annual meeting that 1937 production and sales are expected to rise over 1936 figures, signaling a brighter outlook for the rubber industry in Akron.
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Akron
U.P
P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear
Memorial service follows New London blast and school resumption
New London Consolidated School reopened as busses resumed routes after the deadly explosion that killed 400 Puig and 14 teachers. Ten thousand East Texans gathered for Easter memorials with President Roosevelt and Gov. Allred, who urged safety for schools and highways.
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New London
Tex
Puig
Roosevelt
James V. Allred
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Frances Perkins
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Sissie” Roosevelt
Salt Creek Two
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Spain
Pope Pius
Alfred
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