Developments Predicted in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Boston area dispatch reports a possible new development in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping as Peggy McMath’s case brings renewed attention. A note quotes James McMath urging the kidnappers to be kind and contact the family, while investigations by Justice agents and Coast Guard search Cape Cod and surrounding areas for clues or suspects related to the boy’s abduction.
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Boston
Cape Cod
Cape
Hopewell
Cape Cod Canal
Funeral services for Wyatt McDaniel held in Athens
Friends may call at McVieg morning. Wyatt McDaniel died recently and funeral rites were conducted by F. Me officiating in Athens. The services were held in the morning around the early time of May.
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Ich
Ley Siete
Athens County
Wis
Athens
F. Me
Wyatt McDaniel
McVieg
Strawn urges modify anti trust laws for controlled production
Silas H. Strawn urged changes to the anti trust laws to allow industry led production control without government intervention. He argued contracts and regulations could stabilize industry, reduce pirate practices, and enable necessary consolidations and cooperation while warning strict competition could hurt producers and workers. Henry Morgenthau Jr. touted planned production as key to agriculture's future.
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Washington
U.P
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Consolidated Bureau of Farm Credit Agencies
Agriculture
Man Swept to Death at Dam At Geers Mill
Merrill McLaughlin aged 23 was swept over Geers Mill dam while fishing with his brother in law John Head who tried to save him. Neighbors recovered the body in about fifteen feet of water. McLaughlin, unmarried, was a Vinton Township High School and Office Training School graduate, once employed by Southern Ohio Electric. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Albany
Merrill McLaughlin
Geers Mill
John Head
Frank Harben
Joe Arbaugh
Gard McLaughlin
Vinton Township
Wales Mill
McLaughlin
Head
Raccoon Creek
Mill
Radcliffe
Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Nelsonville
Orlin
Dwight
Cratter
Gallipolis
Daphne
Dayton Frost
Marion O'Leary
State Relief Commission
John W. Bolin
Law Library
Ray Noble
Noble
Youngetown
Play Day Program Planned Friday in Athens County
Athens Township hosts a Play Day program at the County Fairgrounds Friday with students from Rock Riffle Jack ville Factory and Peach Ridge schools. The Hygen Club of Ohio University will judge events while teachers assist and oversee morning running relays and jumps and afternoon rhythmic dances and May Pole activities.
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Athens County
Athens Township
Florence Stein
Rock Riffle
Jackville
Factory
Peach Ridge
Hygen Club
Ohio University
Rogers Writes From Washington With His Good Friends
Washington diary shows Vice President and Speaker Rainey in talks on taxes and policy. The entry notes visits to Woodin and the Federal Reserve, budget chief Lew Douglas, and senators Robinson and Connally, remarking none knew what inflation was.
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Rogers
Pepys
Washington
Boy Dies by Own Hand After Essay Inspiration
In Cleveland a 16 year old, Armand Zellers, was found dead in a garage from monoxide poisoning. A Stevenson essay passage lay on his lap and a note asked burial with a picture of a girl, bequeathing a banjo and wrist watch.
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Cleveland
U.P
Robert Louis Stevenson
Armand Zellers
Miss
Four Rome Township Men Arrested Tuesday
Four Rome Township men Herman Tabler Lou Tabler Ezra Dalton and Harry Crippen were arrested by Constable Frank White and arraigned before Magistrate C H Porter. The first three were charged with intoxication and Crippen with petit larceny. All pleaded not guilty and were held on $100 bonds. The intoxication defendants face trial Monday while Crippen remains in Athens County Jail for failing to furnish bond.
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Herman Tabler
Lou Tabler
Ezra Dalton
Harry Crippen
Rome Township
Frank White
C. H. Porter
Crippen
Porter
Athens County
Nineteen Couples Tie the Knot in April Licenses
Athens County Probate Judge 8 M Johnson reports 19 marriage licenses issued in April, the highest monthly total this year. The figure is seven more than March and six more than April of last year, marking a busy period for couples seeking nuptials.
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Dan Cupid
Athens County
8. M. Johnson
Public Hearing On Sales Tax Slated Tuesday
Gov White faces hearings on his 40 to 50 million dollar tax package as the Joint Legislative Tax Committee schedules sessions next Tuesday. Opposition comes from the Ohio Chamber of Commerce which criticizes the plan, while backing selective sales taxes on amusements malt soft drinks and tobacco. Cleveland labor groups condemn the proposal as a consumer tax that burdens the working man.
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce
White
Columbus
U.R
Governor White
Joint Legislative Taxation Committee
William M. Goodwin
Butler County
Chamber
B. O. Skinner
Arch D. Schultz
Mort
Joint Legislative Tax Committee
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Federation
George White
Harry McLaughlin
Organized Labor
Records Show Increase In Auto Registration
Figures from Miss Ruth Burdette, clerk of Athens County Courts, show April auto registrations at 342 for a 30 day period, up from March 196 and eclipsing the 1932 total of 289. April added 47 new passenger cars and two new trucks, with fishing and hunting licenses rising slightly to 38 and 12 respectively.
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Ruth Burdette
Athens County
State Granted Chance to Share in Cost
Robert Fechner outlined steps for Washington to employ about 2000 men on state forest or game preserve work through Federal financing. The state would pledge to repay the government $1 a day per man if profits arise from the emergency work later.
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Washington
Robert Fechner
George White
British Firms To Close Stores in Manchukuo
Several British firms operating in Manchukuo plan to close their businesses due to obstacles created by the Manchukuoan government against free movement of British trade. Directors of one involved firm disclosed this to United Press.
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Peiping
U.P
Manchoukuo
Manchoukuan
United Press
Billie Dove to Wed Robert Kenaston in Arizona ceremony
Actress Billie Dove will marry Santa Monica ranch owner Robert Kenaston this afternoon at Yuma Arizona. Friends of the star confirm the wedding plans.
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Billie Dove
Hollywood
Robert Kenaston
Santa Monica
Yura
Ariz
Aid
Athens County Prepares RFC Relief Funds Application
Athens County officials at the courthouse race to finish data for a Reconstruction Finance Corporation relief grant. They must file to obtain May and June funds, with bonds planned at about 35 million percent of the 1933 tax duplicate and half of gasoline tax revenue diverted to relief.
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Athens County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
State Relief Commission
Athens City
Roberts
Wood
R. F. C. Funda
R. F.C
Nelsonville
New Japanese Drive Is Threatened Today
Tokyo reports the war department demands a halt to Chinese operations east of the Luan River and warns a deeper imperial reach into China may begin today if counterattacks continue. Officials had signaled a possible campaign extending beyond Peiping and Tientsin.
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Tokio
U.P
Japan
China
War Department
Luan River
Peiping
Tientsin
Bears Too Sleepy for Attack. Man Rescued from Bear Den
William Eckhardt, 19, attempted death by own action by jumping into a bear den at Washington Park Zoo in Milwaukee. He survived a 20 foot plunge after bears were too sleepy to attack, and was rescued by attendants with bruises but no serious injuries.
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Milwaukee
Wis
William Eckhardt
Eckhardt
Washington Park Zoo
Supports Compulsory Sterilization Drives Race Policy
In Dortmund on May 4 a race bureau was established to curb undesired mixtures and segregate families. It plans an anthropological survey of schools and will support compulsory sterilization of certain individuals.
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Dortmund
Germany
Roosevelt seeks power to name head of transport system
President Roosevelt asks Congress for a three point emergency program to aid railroads. It includes repeal of recapture provisions, placing railway holding companies under ICC, and creation of a Federal coordinator of transportation. Eastman expected as coordinator.
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Roosevelt
United States
Frederick A. Storm
United Press
Washington
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt Plan Seeks Carrier Action Coordinator
The legislation calls for creating a coordinator with duties outlined by Mr. Roosevelt. The role would encourage promote or require action by carriers to avoid duplication and improve efficiency.
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Mr. Roosevelt
War Debt Out Of Conference War Debt Out Of Conference
London May 4 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told the House of Commons that war debts would be barred from the World Economic Conference in June He said the US tariff truce would be adjusted to each country and that neither he nor President Roosevelt made definite commitments in their talks Both leaders favored entering the conference with hands completely untied.
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London
U.P
J. Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Roosevelt
MacDonald
United States
County Quota for Reforestation Soon Set
Athens County will soon have a quota for the Roosevelt Citizens Conservation Corps. Dayton Frost, in charge of enrollments in the district, said county funds data will determine the quota.
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Athens County
Roosevelt
Citizens Conservation Corps
Dayton Frost
Frost
Trylowa Farmers In Hanging Attempt Trials Underway
Military courts of inquiry in Le Mars and Denison gathered evidence for more than 100 farmers accused of involvement in the attempted hanging of Judge Charles C. Bradley of the district court last week. Suspects will be tried in civil courts likely on contempt of court charges.
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LE Mars
U.P
Denison
Charles C. Bradley
Duisburg Becomes First German City To Default On US Loan
Duisburg passed annuities due May 1 on a $2,000,000 seven percent loan, the first German municipality to default on a loan floated in the United States. The $2,000,000 loan remains outstanding.
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Berlin
Duisburg
United States
Roosevelt to outline rail plan and emergency program
Roosevelt will unveil a yearlong rail plan dividing railroads into Eastern Western and Southern groups with a five member committee to oversee efficiency and avoid duplication. He will also outline remaining public works and emergency legislation before a Capitol Hill review. A White House address is set for Sunday night at 9 45.
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Roosevelt
Eastern
Wester
Southern
Capitol Hill
Washington
U.P
White House
Mation
Congress
Mine Parley Discord Cited By Operator
In Columbus on May 4 a coal operators' spokesman cited strong dissatisfaction with the conference with miners' representatives. Operators hoped for a wage cut tied to coal sales but miners resisted. The UMW and miners rejected a 29 percent cut and discussed a long term agreement. Armistice talks extend to May 17 with authorities optimistic of a settlement while a full shutdown looms.
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Columbus
Anm
United Mine Workers Organization
Adj
Frank Henderson
Ue Pois Lorie
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