Conditions in Panama Flawed By Brookhart
Senator Brookhart of Iowa denounces Canal Zone liquor conditions after a Panama visit. He plans a Senate resolution to bar U S soldiers from entering Panama and Colon during the prohibition period, calling current rules outrageous. War Department says the issue rests with Major General Brown. The Chronicle dateline notes Canal Zone tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Brookhart
Canal Zone
Colon
Panama City
Fierenis C
War Dept to inter with Canal Zone soldiers drinking issue
Washington reports the War Department will address soldiers drinking in Panama through Canal Zone commander Major General Preston Brown. Military police patrol Panama City and arrest intoxicated soldiers promptly. The prohibition in the Canal Zone is strictly enforced with no liquor allowed into the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
R Department
Canal Zone
Brookhart
Panama
Department
Preston Brown
War Department
Panama City
Mickey Mouse Sues Disney Over Impersonation Claim
In Los Angeles on March 31 U.P. reports a new million dollar suit accusing Pathe Exchanges Inc and the Van Buren Corporation of copyright infringement and impersonation of Mickey and Minnie Mouse. Walt Disney Productions seeks injunction and profits, alleging the defendants used the characters in rival films and that damages exceed $1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.P
Mickey Mouse
Pathe Exchanges, Inc
van Buren Corporation
Walt Disney Productions Company, Ltd
Walt Disney
Mickey
Disney
Minnie Mouse
Believed Dead: Lima Woman Regains Consciousness At Home
The 28-year-old mother of two Toledo women Mrs Lorena Wolfe was mourned as dead for 18 hours before waking in her Lima Ohio home on Saturday. Her daughter Mrs Charles Gray and another daughter Mrs May Moore rushed to her side as relatives summoned the undertaker. The mother whispered I am all right now as doctors monitor her recovery.
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Toledo
U.P
Lima
Lorena Wolfe
Charles Gray
May Moore
Navy Lieutenants Die In Akron Car Crash
Lieutenant Charles F. E. Bausch was killed and Lieutenant Tex Settle seriously injured in an Akron Portage Lakes crash early today. Both were U S Navy officers stationed at the Goodyear Zeppelin dock. Bausch died at St Thomas Hospital after being thrown from the car on the curved road. Settle, Shenandoah crew member, was injured as the vehicle hit a steel bridge end after a dinner with fellow officers.
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Akron
Charles FE. Bausch
Tex
Settle
Portage Lakes District
U. S. Navy
Bausch
St.Thomas Hospital
Shenandoah Crew
Snake Bite Fatal Mystery From Rat Tler Incident
San Gabriel California March 31 authorities and physicians puzzled over how Jim Cash Chinese died after a rattlesnake bite while driving home. He was found unconscious slumped over the steering wheel of his car between here and Indio, his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Gabriel
Cal
U.P
Jim Cash
Cash
Here
Indio
Weather summary for regional forecast period
Yesterday highs ranged from 78 in Miami to 74 in Phoenix with lows in single digits at several stations. Pressure trend favors gradual warming and increasing cloudiness with a chance of showers late tonight and Wednesday. winds shift from north to varying directions with notable values listed.
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Miami
Los Angeles
Phoenix
White River
Cochrane
Goodland
Shippers
Wales Cousin Lady Mountbatten Visits Los Angeles
The Prince of Wales' cousin Lady Mountbatten arrived in Los Angeles after a vacation in Mexico with the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Mountbatten
Prince of Wales
Los Angeles
Mexico
Duke and Duchess of Sutherland
MacMonnies Bust of Whistler Sets Hall of Fame Tone
Frederick W. MacMonnies completes a bust of Whistler for the Hall of Fame, praised as an ad mirable work that captures the artist’s inner spirit. The piece is highlighted as a major contribution by a sculptor younger than Whistler, with calls to permit reproduction in London and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. MacMonnies
Whistler
Hall of Fame
St. Gaudens
MacMonnies
Beaux Arts
Paris
London
Change in Gas Tax Opposed
Columbus March 31 oil companies oppose the Ohio Tax Commission plan to switch gas tax collection from sales to receipts. They seek a three percent evap leakage deduction, not the proposed one and a half percent. The Gillen Bill would tax the amount received by a dealer to curb losses from dishonesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Gillen
Senate
Missing Miss Rutledge Reported In Columbus
Police investigate the disappearance of Frances Rutledge 29 of the Y W C A and State Welfare Department after she returned from Newark and got off a Columbus bus Sunday. Her sister Virginia Rutledge provided details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Frances Rutledge
Rutledge
State Welfare Department
Virginia Rutledge
Newark
Tax Period Extended in Athens County
The tax deadline in Athens County has been extended to April 10 by County Treasurer W. E. Moler after a conference with County Commissioners J. H. Grosvenor and L. H. Blackwood and County Auditor J. Clyde Edmundson. An additional ten days were granted to collect unpaid taxes due to a large outstanding balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
W. E. Moler
J. H. Grosvenor
L. H. Blackwood
Moler
J. Clyde Edmundson
Real Copper Draws Story From Burke
U.P. reports Burke told Detroit police lieutenant Frank Holland details about the Miraflores apartment shooting in which three men died. Burke denied involvement in Kelly’s murder and faces a preliminary hearing in April. Sheriff Cutler will decide on moving Burke to Jackson after he consults an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Mich
U.P
Fred Burke
Missouri
Burke
Frank Holland
Detroit
Fred Armstrong
State Police
Holland
Miraflores
Charles Kelly
Jackson
Fred Cutler
Boy Born Blind Receives New Vision After Surgery
Earl Musselman of Philadelphia, born blind with no pupils, gained sight after a operation by Dr. G H Moore at Graduate Hospital. Six weeks post op, bandages removed revealing color and faces for the first time in his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Earl Musselman
Musselman
G. H. Moore
Graduate Hospital
Prediction that Walker will be ousted in 100 days at Carnegie Hall
A mass meeting in Carnegie Hall drew several thousand New Yorkers who cheered a prediction that Mayor James J. Walker would be ousted within 100 days. The forecast came from Dr. John Haynes Holmes, co author of the charges against the mayor and a speaker condemning his conduct and municipal administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
James J. Walker
Carnegie Hall
John Haynes Holmes
Walker
First Automobile in Athens Debuts on Court Street
Twenty eight years ago Dr Cc L Jones drove a four horsepower Oldsmobile down Court Street Athens. The one cylinder car could reach 15 mph and a gallon of gas carried it 25 miles. It was shipped from Cleveland by railroad with no local agency.
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Dr. Cc. L. Jones
Court Street
Athens
Ceveland
Cleveland
Cherry Blossoms Delay Easter Open in Washington
Washington weather delays the start of the cherry blossoms as government horticulturist Charles Henlock retracts his prediction. Buds may not open before Easter Sunday unless two or three warm days arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Henlock
Welfare of Indians Should Be a Matter of National Concern
Beverly Hills dispatch notes the Indian Affairs Department promises improved service by Indian agents this year. The piece references a new book titled Massacre as a source of context and hints at reactions to federal agency shake ups affecting Osage and Sioux communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Department of Indian Affairs
Mother Keeps Newborn Body 11 Days Amid Grief in Ohio
Cincinnati report says Alma Hall Tepe a 27 year old mother cared for her day old daughter Dorothy Jean for 11 days after birth. Officials say she washed and held the body daily due to lack of money for burial. She is held for mental observation at General Hospital after being taken from Proctor West Virginia.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Alma Hall Tepe
Dorothy Jean
Are To Favor Ohio Products Are To Favor Ohio Products
Ohio House committee recommends passage of a bill forcing state suppliers to prefer Ohio products whenever possible. The panel adopted minor amendments to Senator Taft’s four year terms for state officials. Also favored was a city planning powers bill from Senator Dearmond, already passed by the Senate. A separate measure to authorize cities to issue revenue bonds for utilities was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Possible
House Committee On Organization of
Robert Taft
Hamilton County
Cities Committee
House
D. H. Dearmond
Butler County
Senate
George M. Forney
Hancock County
Kane
T. E. Williams
Mercer County
Taft
Ohio prisoner’s execution may be postponed to next week
Columbus dispatch reports Arthur Hamilton a 41 year old Logan County man condemned for the murder of widow Catherine Bell may have his execution postponed from Saturday night to next week. Local authorities were not definite but indicated a delay.
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Columbus
U.P
Arthur Hamilton
Logan County
Catherine Bell
Farmers in State To Increase Crops
Ohio farmers on March 1 indicated higher planting intentions across all key crops. Ohio corn acreage rises four percent, oats one percent, barley 14 percent, potatoes 12 percent, tobacco 11 percent, soybeans 30 percent, and tame hay two percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
A. R. Tuttle
Federal Crop Reporting Service
Fines in Athens City Court for Parking Ordinance Violations
Eight individuals were fined one dollar each in Athens City Court for overtime parking violations. The list includes Thelma Moore A B Wells Howard Wood W P Junod Thor Olson M J Hunter Wilbur Martin and Wilma Rice. Co L Barker of Parkersburg pleaded not guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a collision on East State Street near the Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity House with a Pearl Helwig vehicle. trial set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Thelma Moore
A. B. Wells
Howard Wood
W. P. Junod
Thor Olson
M. J. Hunter
Wilbur Martin
Wilma Rice
Co. L. Barker
Parkersburg
W. Va
East State Street
Phi Kappa, Tau
Pearl Helwig
Charles Shipley Dies in Fairbanks at 68
Charles Shipley, 68, born in Bishopville, died Monday morning in Fairbanks Illinois where he had lived for 19 years. He was a brother of Edward Shipley of Mound Street and W. A. Shipley of Oklahoma. He never married and left two brothers as the remaining family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shipley
Bishopville
Fairbanks
Ill
Edward Shipley
Mound Street
W. A. Shipley
Oklahoma
Massachusetts Legislator’s Son Surrenders in Tiverton Nurse Killing
Elliot TR Hathaway, son of a state legislator, surrenders to authorities in Providence after 50 hours on the run over the murder of Verna Russell, a girl nurse. He pleads not guilty as investigators piece together bruised body found in bushes near Tiverton Road.
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Elliott TR. Hathaway
Massachusetts
Verna Russell
Providence
R. I
Tiverton
R. LL
Duel of Knife Fight Over Girl Ends With Wounds
In Lorain, two Mexican challengers Gregory Ramirez and Michael Vereno fought with knives for a girl's hand. After a days long dispute they dueled in a wooded patch south of the city. Ramirez fainted from blood loss and was taken to a hospital where doctors treated lacerations on his face head and arms. Vereno was declared the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
U.2
Old Mexico
Gregory Ramirez
Michael Vereno
Mmita
Ramires
Verena
Flamitres
Field of Honor
Cars May Be Assessed on Weight Basis
Columbus March 31 A Special Joint Tax Committee approved taxing autos and trucks for license fees by weight instead of horsepower. Drafted plans would raise revenue about 7.5 million dollars while eliminating personal property tax. Autos would pay per weight brackets and trucks scaled higher with relief from the personal tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Rilla
General Assembly
Hoover Orders Aid to Managua After Nicaragua Quake
President Hoover announced the Army Navy and Red Cross would cooperate to rush assistance to Managua following reports of a destructive earthquake. State Department sources and private advices indicated partial destruction and the White House ordered contact with Managua via cables and radio stations.
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Managua
Hoover
Washington
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Nicaragua
White House
State Department
Department
State
First Baby Born Aboard Canadian Air Route Over Manitoba
In Winnipeg on March 31 a baby was born in midair aboard a Royal Canadian Air Force Fairchild aircraft over Hudson Bay. The mother Mrs. Alex Miller, 21, gave birth to Lindbergh Wright Cook Miller at about 4 000 feet. Pilot L A Bailey was aboard with the mother and newborn. both mother and child are reported splendidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
U.P
Alex Miller
Lindbergh Wright Cook Miller
Canada
Fairchild
Royal Canadian Air Force
L. A. Bailey
Former Seneca County Man Linked to Villisca Axe Murders
George Meyers, 48, who admitted to Detroit police he carried out the Villisca Iowa axe killings 19 years ago, was identified as a former Seneca County man. Six persons were slain in the 1912 case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
George Meyers
Detroit
Villisca
Iowa
Seneca County
Red Cross Increases Free Seed Aid To County Farmers
To aid drought stricken farmers, the Athena County Red Cross sent 20 more boxes of seed, bringing total county aid to 90. Miss Pearl French, executive secretary, said seed distribution runs afternoons at her temporary Athens Post Office building office. Hern Township farmers can pick seeds from Miss Lillie Bardin and George Thompson on Saturday, April 4, with applications due before Saturday to prepare slips.
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Athena County Red Cross
Students in Recitals Obble Group To Appear At Auditor ium
School of Music at Ohio University presents two student recitals at Moate Hall auditorium. Tonight at 8 o clock features Lacklet Cutler Florine Merritt Kenneth Buckman Ernestine Donnelly Kathleen Conaway Steven Schaefer Jean Mees Elisabeth Swisher Dorothy Webster Martha Poster Robert Price Louise Lorentz. Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock offers additional performances by the same group.
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School of Music
Ohio University
Moate Hall Auditorium
Lacklet Cutler
Florine Merritt
Kenneth Buckman
Ernestine Donnelly
Kathleen Conaway
Steven Schaefer
Jean Mees
Elisabeth Swisher
Dorothy Webster
Martha Poster
Robert Price
Louise Lorentz
Pigeon killer ends NY Chicago police informant tenure
Max Tenchler, 42, a longtime police character in New York and Chicago, was shot and killed last night while buying a newspaper at a busy uptown street corner near the Loop. He formerly acted as a police informer and helped convict Gyp the Blood Lefty Louis and Lieut Becker in the Herman Rosenthal murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Max Tenchler
New York
Uptown
Loop
Gyp the Blood
Lefty Louis
Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Easter Cantata to Be Presented at Athens Presbyterian
A cantata titled Seven Last Words of Christ will be performed at 7 pm tonight at the Athens Presbyterian Church with guest soloist Harry Nolte of Cincinnati joining the church quartet and student choir. Paul Saylor from Ohio University will play the organ and Prof. C D Giauque will direct. the program repeats at the noon service Wednesday. A mystical play Greater Love Hath No Man by M Creagn-Henry will follow at 7 pm Thursday at the same church by the Westminster Drama Club.
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DuBois
Christ
Athens Presbyterian Church
Harry Nolte
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church Quartet
Paul Saylor
Ohio University
C. D. Giauque
M. Creagn- Henry
Westminster Drama Club
Presbyterian Church
Ohio University Professors Publish In Journal
Ohio University psychology faculty are featured in the March Journal of Applied Psychology. Prof M Louttit and Prof Stuart M Stoke contribute articles and reviews on psychology topics. Dr James P Porter of Ohio University serves as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Loutitt
Ohio University Psychology Department
Psychological Clinic
University of Hawaii
Journal of Applied Psychology
Porfeasor Louttit
Stuart M. Stoke
Ohio University
James P. Porter
Ohio University Department of Psychos
OKY
G. H. Estabrooks
Colgate University
Navy Dirigible Los Angeles Heads Toward Pittsburgh on Training Cruise
The Los Angeles airship, a Navy dirigible, flew westward from Lakehurst on a training cruise aimed at reaching Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
U.P
Navy
Dirigible
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Addison Jury Trial Bill Headed for Passage in Lower House
In Columbus on March 31 the Ohio House debated several measures led by the Addison jury trial bill. Sponsored by Rep Hugh E B Addison, it guarantees trial by jury in misdemeanor and felony cases, facing opposition from the Anti Saloon League over liquor-law prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti- Saloon League
Addison
Columbus
House
Senate
Hugh EB. Addison
AntiSaloon League
White
State Committee On Relief
Ackerman Hill
Gillen
Repre
Ohio
Driver in fatal hit and run in San Dimas kills one
In San Dimas California March 31 a hit run driver struck six sleeping Mexican laborers beside the road when their truck broke down killing one man and probable fatal injuries to two others deputies sought the fleeing driver as the victims rested on the roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandimas
Calif
UPA
San Dimas
French budget approved after all-night session in Paris
The 1981 budget was approved today in Paris after an all-night session. The chamber granted the government of Premier Pierre Laval a vote of confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.R
Pierre Laval
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