Italian Troops Restore Order In Addis Ababa
Italian troops entered Addis Ababa restoring order after a riot with thirty thousand soldiers marching through the capital. An Italian flag flew over Emperor Haile Selassie’s palace as Fascist guards patrolled, signaling a firm occupation and planned outpost duty to prevent raids. Leaders in London and Rome debated the League of Nations and plans for Ethiopia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Haile Selassie
Addis Baba
Haile Selassie
London
Anthony Eden
Oreign
Great Britain
House of Commons
League of Nations
East Africa
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
Rome
Quirinal
Victor Emmanuel
Europe
League
Geneva
Britain
Mussolini
11 Duce
Garbo Arrives in New York After Sweden Visit
Garbo docks aboard the S S Gripsholm at New York returning from Sweden. The actress with curls and a broad smile gives reporters a mass interview and signals readiness for more picture work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabby Garbo
Sphinx
S. S. Gripsholm
New York
Garbo
Sweden
390 Added To Hocking Relief
Hocking County relief needs rose in the last 30 days per director Frank Brown who reported 1225 people receiving aid. About 350 more were added, many from eastern mine fields facing layoffs. The total includes 295 family and 51 non family cases, with roughly 850 on WPA rolls, about 100 below the prior peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Frank Brown
WPA
Senator Dennis Chavez's mother dies in Albuquerque
Mrs. David Chavez Sr., 73, mother of U. S. Senator Dennis Chavez of New Mexico, Democrat, died in a local hospital in Albuquerque early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerqie, N. M
David Chavez
U. S
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
In This Club Only Flops Are Hits A Hissuthors Club
A fragment notes a novelty club for authors whose plays failed on stage. It jokes that admission is easy but resignation follows a single successful payment. The item mixes satire with a classified want ad mentioning piglets and an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hissuthors' Club
I. C
J. D. Lawrence
Athena
CCC Boy Weds in Iowa in Camp Romance Tale
Otho H. Burson of Pomeroy married Ruby Frederick of Iowa in a camp ceremony on March 24 while serving west with a government unit. After completing service he returned to Iowa and the couple reside in Tipton.
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Pomeroy
CCC
Otho H. Burson
Curtis
Ruby Frederick
Norman Frederick
Iowa
Tipton
Borah Outlook Good in Ohio and Gannett Speaks
Gannett says he is pleased with the outlook in Ohio as Borah campaigns for the Republican nomination. Borah clarifies he will not join any bloc to block opponents while Taft criticizes New Deal relief funds and asserts spending politics in Kentucky and Ohio.
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Ohio
Gannett
Columbus
William E. Borah
Frank E. Gannett
Rochester
N. Y
Borah
Zanesville
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Son
Republican Organization
Canton
Taft
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Policy Group Urged for M E Bishops and Papers
Delegates at the Quadrennial Methodist Episcopal Conference settled to vote on liberal conservative disputes and bishop elections. The committee on book concern debated merging five Christian Advocates into a single Methodist paper. Conservatives backed a Holgate resolution to establish an official church commission to speak on special and economic questions for four years as a curb on radicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Soil Conservation Men Are Busy in Hocking
Logan staff special reports that soil conservation representatives are canvassing all townships in Hocking County except Good Hope and Ward to collect farm data. Some farmers react favorably, others unfavorably, and committee members plan to reconvene Saturday to discuss results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Soil Conservation Program
Hocking County
Good Hope
Ward
Extension Service
Mansfield slayings defense cites planned marriage
In Mansfield AP report defense attorney says Charles Wilson 23 and Jean Moorhead 17 planned to wed, arguing Wilson would not injure Jean. Prosecutor claims premeditated shooting of Jean Moorhead, 17, in front of her home on April 4, seeking electric chair. notes prior alleged slaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Charles Wilson
Jean Moorhead
L. H. Beam
France U S To Sign Reciprocal Trade Pact
The State Department announced an agreement with France on a reciprocal trade pact to be signed in Washington this afternoon. The accord aims to lower certain French restrictions on American products and reflects high importance in both nations for expanding commerce.
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Washington
State Department
France
Fined for Crashing Funeral Procession in Columbus
Logan report: J. B. Hill of Columbus drove through a funeral procession Monday. Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith arrested him for reckless driving. At arraignment before Magistrate 8 B. Whitehart he pled guilty and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
J. B. Hill
Columbus
Nellis Smith
B. Whitehart
Morphine Substitute Reported by Detroit Doctor
ST LOUIS A new mind altering drug tested at Henry Ford Hospital claimed to replace morphine and opium for post operative pain. Dr Heldt reported on 100 major operations using the hypnos drug named x Doctor Heldt. Results compared with 100 morphine based cases showed greater pain relief and no habit formation. The approach aims to induce a mental state where pain is minimized without emotional excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
American Psychiatric Association
Thomas J. Meldt
M. D
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Heldt
Ford
Radio Printing Compared by Eminent Men
COLUMBUS Ohio Seventh Institute of Education by Radio featured a Wisconsin professor arguing radio will not supplant print as the primary ed word due to mishearing and fragmented ideas. University of Wyoming president urged radio serve the people first. Dr Arthur G Crane endorsed broader radio use for public service and education to vitalize schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Education By Radio
University of Wyoming
Philo M. Buck
University of Wisconsin
Arthur G. Crane
National Committee On Education By Radio
Couple Abducted From Auto Robbed of $70
Three men abducted a young couple from their parked car in Delaware late Tuesday, forced them into a rival vehicle, and drove around for hours before escaping with $70 taken from A. A. Wildman of Selma. The male victim and his companion were robbed and their wallets stolen as they were forced to ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Wildman
Selma
Capital Univ Head to Deliver Rockbridge Commencement
Dr Otto Mees president of Capital University will give the commencement address at Rockbridge High School Saturday night May 23. The program will open at o'clock. Albany N Y Senate judiciary killed today a proposal for New York State to ratify the federal child labor amendment.
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Logan
Otto Mees
Capital University
Rockbridge High School
Albany
Senate
New York State
Prison guards seize knives and other weapons in Michigan search
Jackson Michigan early today prison guards in An ure prise search seized knives blackjacks and other weapons from cell blocks in Southern Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mich
Michigan
Noble Resigns Athens District WPA Position
Raymond A. Noble, eight county Athens WPA director, resigned at request of Dr. Carl A. Watson. George F. E. Carr, a former WPA inspector, named successor. Noble known as a capable director, had led since July and left for Columbus after the call. Carr indicated no immediate changes and has one year with WPA, previously a highway contractor.
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Athens
WPA
Carl Watson
Columbus
Noble
Federal Works Program
Ohio
Davey
Youngstown
Joint Legislative Committee
Dennis Dunlavey
Associated Press
PWA
FERA
Watson
Athens County
Mahoning County
Meigs
Washington
Gallia
Hocking
Vinton
Jackson
Lawrence
Carr
Ohio Valley flood bill urged to Roosevelt
Alan Jordan of the Ohio Valley Conservation and Flood Control Congress said he telegraphed President Roosevelt urging action on the Copeland-Wilson omnibus flood control bill before Congress adjourns. He called it a matter of human emergency and economic threat and warned that Senate inaction would require re introduction of the measure next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Alan Jordan
Ohio Valley Conservation and Flood Control Congress
Roosevelt
Congress
Fire Destroys Nelson Warehouse in Columbus
A three alarm blaze tore through the four story Nelson Furniture Co. warehouse in Columbus early today. Residents of a nearby apartment house fled as firefighters battled the flames to prevent spread. Thirty firefighters were laid off after voters rejected a three mill levy aiding downtown fire protection.
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Columbus—A
Nelson Furniture Co
British ambulance unit leader wounded in Ethiopia dies
Dr A J Melly, head of the British ambulance unit in Ethiopia, was wounded Sunday in Addis Ababa while aiding a casualty and died Tuesday night at the British Legation. Official reports say the wound was in the lungs.
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London
A. J. Melly
Ethiopia
Addin Ababa
Legation
Fle
Melly
Kansan Majority Over Senator Borah in Primary Returns
Sioux Falls—A slate of uninstructed delegates pledged to support Gov. Alf Landon held a 1607 vote lead over those pledged to Sen. Borah in two thirds of Kansas returns from Tuesday's primary. Eight delegates total. seven pledged to Landon or his camp, one claimed by Borah. Roosevelt delegates unopposed in Democratic side with limited counts reported.
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Sioux Falls
N. D
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
William E. Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt
Fred Hildebrandt
T. B. Werner
J. Chandler Gurney
C. A. Christopherson
California
Alabama
John H. Bankhead
William B. Bankhead
House
Missouri
Tennessee
London
Business Sees Sure Disaster In New Taxes
Washington heard railroad and manufacturing executives condemn a House tax plan. Fred Sargent of Chicago and Northwestern warned the 15 percent tax on receivership firms would hinder reorganization. Frederick V. Geier of Cincinnati Milling Machine Co argued undistributed profits tax would devastate tool and heavy goods sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fred Sargent
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Senate Finance Committee
Sargent
House
Frederick V. Geier
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
Geler
Miners Reach Truce to Avert Work Suspension
New York reported that operators and miners, after days of deadlock in the Pennsylvania anthracite fields, agreed on core contract points and a two year deal was expected to be signed late today. Logan city crews mark Main Street parking zones and add a curb distance check line for parked vehicles.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Logan—City Service Department
Main St
California and Southern States Vote in Presidential Primaries
Reports show trends in Republican and Democrat sentiments across states. Uninstructed 44 delegates led California Republican results, while Roosevelt’s Democratic slate dominated in several regions. Alabama Bankheads secured votes. Missouri and Tennessee pledged their convention votes, with London and Borah competing in delegates contests.
Leaking Gas Is Blamed in Three Deaths
Bradford story reports three deaths blamed on carbon monoxide fumes from a leaky gas water heater. Victims: Ott Albright, 52. Martha Albright, 28, a Memorial Hospital nurse. Adrian Albright, 29. Bodies found by husband in Bradford, Ohio, with Martha tending Ott at time of collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Miami County
Cecil Marshall
Ott Albright
Martha
Adrian
Hunter Fined $25 for Killing Pheasant
Roy Hedges of South Perry was arrested by Deputy Protector Edward Eberst and arraigned before Magistrate C. H. Stump for killing a pheasant. A guilty plea resulted in a $25 fine plus costs.
Meigs County Student Wins State Contest
Margaret Jean Story of Meigs County won the Ohio state grade school solo contest at Delaware, selected from fifth graders statewide. She performed Severna Waltz in A Major on violin amid her first public appearance, announced by Konrad Scholl, supervisor of instrumental music in the Pomeroy Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Margaret Jean Story
Meigs County
Ohio
Delaware
Konrad Scholl
Pomeroy Schoola
Adder Holds Police At Bay In Montreal Incident
A black adder on the loose bit Ed ward Smith, a snake raiser from Betriever, amputation of his left arm followed hospitalization. Police guarded the Mell College Ave house amid a search for the reptile believed hiding among suitcases. Florence Zoda, snake charmer and Smiths assistant, was summoned to assist as officers maintained a wary vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
UPI
Mell College Ave
Edward Smith
Betriever
Lance
Smith
College Ave
Misa Florence Zoda
California Republicans face free delegates in Roosevelt primary
In San Francisco AP reports that California's 44 national convention delegates will be free to vote their own preference after 70 percent of returns in the Roosevelt led presidential primary. Landon supporters claim he remains in contention, while Roosevelt backers dominate the uninstructed slate. Delegates under Earl Warren may vote individually. Hoover supporters watch returns from Stanford with no comment.
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San Francisco
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Roosevelt
California
Landon
Upton Sinclair
John 8. McGroarsty
Townsend
Earl Warren
Herbert Hoover
Warren
Hindenburg Ready To Start North American Cruise
The Hindenburg assets completed final tests in Friedrichshafen and were announced ready for its first North American cruise tonight. The airship will carry 00 passengers and a large mail cargo, departing at 2 p m EST and expected to reach Lakehurst New Jersey on Saturday afternoon. The passenger list features Sir Hubert Wilkins and Lady Wilkins. Father Paul Schulte received papal permission to celebrate daily mass aboard. Other notable travelers include Karl Ritter of the German Foreign Office William Leeds and Mrs Leeds and Lord Mayor Frita Krebs of Frankfurt am Main.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Wilkins
Paul Schulte
Karl Ritter
German Foreign Office
William B. Leeds
Leeds
Frita Krebs
Frankfort- Am-Main
Pomeroy Civic Club Seeks County Nurse
POMEROY -(Staff Special)- The board of county commissioners heard a proposal to employ a county nurse. The plan would fund 75 percent of the salary from the state and 25 percent from the county. L. PD McMaster, for the Civic Club, urged adoption, noting club endorsement and saying the cost would be repaid by saving a life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Board of Commissioners
L. PD
McMaster
Second Fake Bomb Is Received by Governor
Boston reports: a second ominous package mailed to Gov. James M. Curley in the last five years proved fake. State chemist analyses showed no explosive residue after the package was soaked, and investigators traced it to Somerville. Governor Curley opened the mail Tuesday.
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Boston
James M. Curley
Joseph Walker
Gurley
Somerville
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M. E
Blecker
Wilson
Beam
DR. Mefs
Ratification Pers
George F. Carr
County Relief
Istrator
Carl A. Watson
Lieut
Ray Noble
FDR
Bill
Jordan
Nelson
British Ambulance
Kansan
Farly
Ohioan
Hunter
Adder
Hoover
Stanford University
William Randolph Hearst
Frank F. Merriam
Hindenburg
Zeppelin
North America
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