Pontiff May Mediate in Nazi Polish and Franco Italian Disputes
Pius XII urged Britain France Germany Italy and Poland to settle the Germany Poland dispute and Mediterranean demands. A five power Vatican conference was proposed but not set, with mediation likely between Poland and Germany or France and Italy. Britain signaled willingness to join mediators as talks loom.
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Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Poland
Paris
Vatican City
Jaly
Adolf Hitler
House of Commons
Charge Wife With Murder
Exhusation of Antonio Giacobbe's body was to be ordered after two apparent suicide attempts by his widow Millie Giacobbe. Detectives found a last will and Mrs Giacobbe faces murder charges amid reports of a Philadelphia crime ring blamed for many deaths. Janet McDaniel disarmed Giacobbe as she allegedly fired at her home, four shots missed and the fifth lodged in a wall.
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Philadelphia
WUP
Antonio Giacobbe
Millie
Giacobbe
Vincent P. McDevitt
Janet McDaniel
Hull Calls on Nations To Settle Differences
Secretary of State Cordell Hull urged all nations to compose differences amicably and with honor at a conference table. The statement was read by Assistant Secretary of State George S. Messersmith to the 10th International Congress.
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Washington
U.P
Cordell Hull
George S. Messersmith
International Congress of Military Medicine and Pharmacy
Poor Relief Program Discussed at Capital
In Columbus members and district councillors of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce debated the state poor relief program. George B. Chandler secretary and Dr Arch D Schultz research director said the chamber favors enacting the Bricker plan as outlined by Governor Bricker.
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Columbus
U.P.A
Ohio
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
George B. Chandler
Arch D. Schultz
Bricker
Four Charged in Poison Murder of Grover Myers
Greenville Missouri four adults including Mrs Louis Myers age 42 face formal charges in the poison murder of Grover Myers 54 a Wayne County political leader who died April 15.
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Greenville
O.R
Louis Myers
Grover Myers
Wayne County
New Plan for Realignment Submitted to Congress Today
President Roosevelt presents a second comprehensive realignment plan to Congress aiming to cut federal costs by 1.25 million dollars annually. It calls for abolishing the Bituminous Coal Commission and transferring its duties to the Interior Department, ending a long criticized New Deal agency amidst past internal disputes.
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W. P
Congress
National
Bituminous Coal Commission
Interior Department
Roosevelt
Tte
New Deal
Religious Tolerance Urged by Shrine Group
The Supreme Shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem opened in Cincinnati urging religious tolerance as a keynote. Four Ohioans were honored among 35 past heads since the order began 45 years ago, including Mrs. Mary E. Bartlett of Nelsonville.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Supreme Shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Mary E. Bartlett
Nelsonville
Former Superintendent to Head Rotary District
Joseph W. Fichter of Hamilton, once Butler County schools superintendent and former assistant state education director, was slated for election as governor of the 159th Rotary District.
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Dayton
WUP
Joseph W. Fichter
Hamilton
Butler County
Rotary Club
Fichter
Farm bloc defeats economy aims amid aid to agriculture
Senate farm bloc scraps economy goals and funds subsidies for wheat corn cotton tobacco and rice price supports and crop surplus distribution totaling about 338 million dollars. Morgenthau warns deficits rise next year while Bankhead pushes a cotton export subsidy plan costing 60 to 70 million dollars to move government cotton abroad.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Farm Bloc
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
John H. Bankhead
Ala
Bankhead
College Student Dies in Fall at Hawk's Nest Cliff
William Meeks twenty, Morris Harvey College student, died after slipping twenty feet at Hawk's Nest cliff in Fayette County. He reached for a flower for Miss Lucille Ward during a picnic when a rock rolled and crushed his skull. Funeral services were planned for today in Rita, Logan County.
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Charleston
W. Va
Rita
Logan County
William Meeks
Morris- Harvey College
Hawk’s Nest
Fayette County
Meeks
Lucille Ward
Methodist bishops reassigned amid church moves
More than a third of the United Methodist Church's 31 bishops were ordered to move from longtime assignments as church officials reshuffle leadership in Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
U.P
United Methodist Church
Resignation Acknowledges Weber Theorist in Smuggling Probe
New York justice Edgar J. Lauer resigns from the State Supreme Court amid pressure over his wife Rosa Weber a German housemaid jailed for smuggling. Weber exposed a ring, was paid 6712 by fines, and named others including master smuggler Albert N. Chaperau and clients George Burns and Jack Benny who faced 18000 in fines.
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New York
Rosa Weber
Adolf Hitler
Edgar J. Lauer
State Supreme Court
Laurer
Hitler
Albany
Lauer
Herbert H. Lehman
Weber
Miss Weber
Paris
George Burns
Jack Benny
Brighter Future for Coal Industry Is Forecast
Nelsonville delegate Charles Wolfe reports optimism from the New York joint wage conference. He says May 20 may see minimum coal prices under the Guffey Act and notes broad support for the closed shop among Ohio operators. Wolfe clarifies that the closed shop means workers join the union, not selection of hires from a list.
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Nelsonville
New York
Charles Wolfe
Wolfe
George Curtie
Crooksville
New York City
Ohio
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of America
Former King Breaks Silence In Peace Plea
Verdun France. The Duke of Windsor delivers a peace speech saying he spoke to avert a repetition of past grim wars. He declares no land desires war and pledges his belief as a British, French, and German nations seek peace. He leaves for Paris with the Duchess of Windsor.
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Poland
Russia
Vladimir Potemkin
Warsaw
Balkan
Turkey
Maxim Litvinov
Litvinov
Ignacy Moscicki
Duke of Windsor
Verdun
France
U.P
Paris
Duchess of Windsor
Mad Russian to Die in Penitentiary Tonight
Nick Babich a 54 year old immigrant known as the mad Russian on Ohio Penitentiary death row will die in the electric chair tonight for the murders of his wife and a neighbor. He was convicted in Warren for killing Dan Gross last December 4 and was indicted for killing his wife with an axe and razor before killing Gross with the razor.
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Columbus
U.P
Nick Babich
Ohio
Babich
Warren
Dan Gross
Barbara
Gross
Auto Kills Victim Of Sleeping Sickness
Dayton reports 47 year old George L. Schaeffer a resident of the National Military Home was fatally struck by a car driven by 20 year old Merrill Royer after wandering into the street last night.
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Dayton
V.P
George L. Schaeffer
National Military Home
Merrill Royer
Will Enables Doctor to Quit Practice in Halifax
Dr K G Mahabir, who inherited 250000 from Nadir Ormuz of Egypt, announced he will cancel debts for 342 patients and retire. He met Ormuz at a hotel in Egypt and learned of the bequest after Ormuz’s death.
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Halifax
K. G. Mahabir
Mahabir
Nadir Ormuz
Egypt
Ormuz
Showdown over relief tax cuts faces vote in Ohio House
In Columbus, leaders plan a Wednesday or Thursday showdown on reducing the 65 percent vote requirement for special county levies for poor relief. The plan underpins a $20 million relief program, with rural members opposing it and the fate of the entire program at stake. The relief committee backs allocating funds by need under welfare supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House of Representatives
Bricker
Special Relief Committee
Welfare Department
Taft Blocks Immediate Action on Labor NLRB Nominee
Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio halted quick committee steps on William M Leiserson for the National Labor Relations Board. He cited Leiserson's history as a mediator and a January speech criticizing the Wagner Act as evidence of bias.
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Washington
U.P
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
William M. Leiserson
National Labor Relations Board
Leiserson
Taft
Congress
Delaware Teen Dies From Injuries In Traffic Accident
Anthony Galluzzo aged 16 died today from injuries sustained in a traffic accident. He is named in a Delaware report by United Press.
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Delaware
U.P
Anthony Galluzzo
Estate Valued At 2 Million In Kaufman Estate
Lucas County auditors report Mrs. Ethel Kaufman s estate likely exceeds two million dollars after discovery of 200000 in cash and securities in her luggage. Papers show a Paris stored trunk holding about 900000 in foreign securities. Also found were 96000 Federal Farm Loan bonds and 27000 in unt clipped Treasury notes dating from 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U.P
Lucas County Auditor’s Office
Ethel F. Kaufman
Battle Creek
Mich
Juvenile Court To Hear Trial in Dare Slaying
In Cincinnati Mrs. Blanche Tinker 15 admitted to shooting her 20 year old husband Har old after he allegedly dared her to fire. The shooting followed a domestic quarrel on Sunday and the case was moved to juvenile court by Judge Charles W. Hoffman.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Blanche Tinker
Charles W. Hoffman
Harold
Governor Paid For Inaugural by Columbus Group
A Columbus committee of mostly local businessmen raised 2 500 dollars through 22 donations to pay off Governor Bricker’s inauguration note held by a Columbus bank. The group said the governor signed the note for the January 9 events and sought to ensure he did not bear the expense alone, calling it proof that political shakedown is over and honest government is needed.
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Columbus
U.P
Bricker
Republican State
Ohio State Trustees Fail To Name President
The 14th consecutive monthly trustees meeting closed without naming a president. Chairman Harry Caton said the board is making progress toward an appointee with proper qualifications. The report came from Columbus.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State University
Harry Caton
Coshocton
Hebron Grain Dealer Killed in Newark Crash
Harold W. Martin aged 49 and an unidentified man died in a traffic crash in Newark last night. The second victim, believed to be a hitchhiker, was not identified.
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Newark
U.P
Harold W. Martin
Hebron
Ace Reporter Says Major European War Inevitable
United Press veteran Webb Miller predicts in New York that a major European war is unavoidable, describing Britain’s shift toward continental commitments and public opinion turning toward military alliances. He notes preparations in London and the likelihood that war could come despite desires to avoid it.
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Ace
United Press
New York
U.P
Webb Milner
Edward VIII
Windsor
George VI
Canada
United States
Miller
Europe
America
Thar
Britain
Russia
France
Poland
Romania
the Times
London
Roosevelt pleads as coal talks stall nation’s supply
President Roosevelt convenes a White House meeting with nine coal executives and UMW leaders to break the deadlock amid a looming coal shortage. 450,000 miners idle as unions press for a union shop and extended contract terms while talks risk a general industry shutdown.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers Union
Frances Perkins
UMW
Perkins
White House
Body of Drowned Man Found in River by Dog
A dog along the Ohio River found a drowned man today. Workmen nearby saw the dog jump in tug at the body and bark. The body was tentatively identified as Harlan D. Campbell, 35, of Addyston, Ohio, believed to have drowned last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W.P
Ohio River
Harlan D. Campbell
Addyston
Giant Air Boat Completes First Test Flights
In San Diego the 54 passenger airboat built by Consolidated Aircraft completed its initial test flights with satisfactory results. Chief test pilot William Wheatley said he was well pleased with the craft's performance during the test series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
U.P
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
William Wheatley
Stunt Plane Crash Kills 23 in Guayaquil
An army stunt pilot crashed his plane in a crowded Guayaquil area last night, killing 23 people and injuring 50. The tragedy occurred as spectators watched the daring display, prompting investigations and mourning.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
U.P
Lancaster Man Dies In Traffic Accident
Charles Thrush age 60 dies from a skull fracture after being struck by an automobile driven by Charles Blum of Lancaster in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
U.P
Charles Thrush
Charles Blum
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