Four New Jersey Couple Welcomes Quadruplets
The Papa family of New Jersey celebrates the birth of quadruplets as Frances, a baby girl, and four boys Frank Felix Ferdinomeqt and another set of triplets arrive. Papa Kas par, 47, works as an assistant on the Erie Railway while Mama Kas par cares for the newborns and their siblings. The event draws national attention as the first New Jersey couple to have quadruplets.
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Caspar
Papa
New Jersey
St. Mary’s Hospital
I. J
Papa Kaspar
Ameneckick
Efrie Raiilroad
Mama Bos
Frances
Frank
Felix
Fiten
Ratit
Mama
Eaespar
Duce's Delegates Are Called Home
Premier Mussolini withdrew Italy's delegation from Geneva and warned the League of Nations to treat the Italo Ethiopian conflict as closed if Italy is to cooperate. Chilean delegate Manuel Rivas Jicuna called for lifting sanctions on Italy as the withdrawal sparked global sensation and a scheduled council meeting proceeded to consider delaying discussions.
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Geneva
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
Italy
Chile
Am Alia
Manuel Rivas Jicuna
Ethiopia
Calles
Itate
Lemke Confident His Bill Will Pass
Rep William Lemke optimistic as the House begins six hours of debate on his 3 billion dollar farm mortgage refinancing plan The measure moved to floor consideration on a 20 to 153 vote with House leadership surprised by the decision and O Connor predicting speedy passage
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Lemke
North Dakota
Washington
Plains of North Dakota
William Lemke
House
John J. O'Connor
Roosevelt to Consider Work for Handicapped Workers
A New York delegation from the League for Physically Handicapped left for home on WPA funded railroad tickets after occupying Harry Hopkins WPA office. They demanded that President Roosevelt personally consider giving work relief jobs to the handicapped, lifting the siege on Hopkins’ office.
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Washington
Roosevelt
League For
Harry Hopkins
New York
League
Hopkins
Guthrie to speak at Athens teachers dinner meeting
William S Guthrie supervisor of the NYA student aid program in Mio will address the Athens County Teachers Association during the school year opening meeting at the Athens Christian Church Wednesday night at 6 30. He will speak on student aid programs and YMCA activities.
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William S Guthrie
NYA
Mio
Athens County Teachers Association
Athens Christian Church
Amesville Driver's Rights Suspended After Guilty Plea
Herschel Wolf of Amesville was fined 100 dollars and costs and had his driving rights suspended for six months after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated before Mayor Len B. McCune. He was arrested Monday on East State Street by Athens police. Additionally Dick Webb Eldon Mahaffey and William Martin were fined five dollars and costs each for intoxication, while Richard Hughes forfeited 13 dollars and 70 cents for failing to appear for arraignment on an intoxication charge.
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Herschel Wolf
Amesville
Len B. McCune
Athens
E. State St
Dick Webb
Eldon Mahaffey
William Martin
McCune
Richard Hughes
New Technique Revives Heart Action Demonstrated
In Kansas City Dr William B Kouitz of St Louis presented a method reviving a human heart similar to pulmotor resuscitation. He said results are preliminary for physiology of heart and circulation and may not yet restore full bodily life.
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Kansas City
American Medical Association
William B. Kouitz
St. Louis
Konitz
Misses Apple on Boy's Head Injures Eye
Seattle report of a 9 year old boy Charles Lee Jr being treated for an eye injury after a companion attempted to knock an apple from his head with a bow and arrow. The incident mirrors William Tell style in a playful misfire.
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Seattle
U.P
Charles Lee, Jr
William Tell
Business leaders urged to keep politics educational
Secretary of Commerce Daniel Roper appealed Monday night to organized business groups to not inflame partisan passions as the New Deal election season approaches. He urged business men to keep political campaigns educational and warned against private influence on government. He said current signals show business may gain in the president’s term, countering the expected post election slump.
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Secretary of Commerce
Ceati
Roper
Moore Ewae ethers Killed When BR-ues Hit Auto
A fatal crash near Rushtown, eight miles southeast of Portsmot, left two men dead, one age 23, when their motor vehicle was struck by a train. The locomotive was damaged and a second engine was sent to Cincinnati to haul away the wreckage.
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Moore
Homer Moore
Azee Za
Maetag Hte
Burlin
Rushtown
Imtoo
Cincinnati
Election Returns From Ohio Reported By The Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger will provide special election service with United Press wire results from across Ohio. Staff in Athens County receive returns at the election board as they are reported. For latest returns call The Messenger at 244 0245 or 1246. Officials expect first Athens County returns by about 10 tonight, with other areas earlier.
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Athens Messenger
Tomieaht
United Press
Ohio
Athens County
Election Board
Ohio primary sets stage for 1936 presidential race
Columbus dispatch reports a projected record turnout in Ohio with over one million votes cast in the combined state presidential primary. Governor Davey predicts a 5 to 1 renomination margin over Congressman Young, while Robert Taft is the main rival for the Republican delegates to the nomination.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Roosevelt
Borah
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Davey
Stephan Young
John W. Bricker
Hindenburg Aims for New Trans Atlantic Speed Record
The Hindenburg departed the North American coast for Frankfurt with favorable winds aiding a new speed record attempt. Observers Lieut Commander J M Thornton and Lieut H T Orville joined Capt Ernst Lehman and Tr Hivago Eckener as the airship sailed toward New York and then Frankfort on Main. Eckener praised American help and hinted at Goodyear plant involvement while Roosevelt’s stance on subsidies was noted.
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Hindenburg
Frankfort
Main
U.P
Germany
Lakehurst
N. J
New York
Times Square
Frankfort-on-Main
New Termnus
J. M. Thornton
H. T. Orville
Ernst Lehman
Hivago Eckener
Washington
Eckener
Roosevelt
Goodyear Rubber Co
Akron
Roosevelt Open to Compromise on 803 Million Tax Bill
President Roosevelt favors a compromise on the administration tax bill while New Deal officials defend the corporate surplus tax before the Senate Finance Committee. He would accept keeping the core idea of forced distribution of corporate earnings as taxable dividends and retaining the original revenue target of 1.137 billion dollars. Secretary Wallace warned the revised bill could force refunds of processing tax collections from the AAA era.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New Deal
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Henry A Wallace
Twntessa
Wheat crop forecast eyes 270 million dollars
Preliminary figures from the agriculture department project a 463.7089 million bushel winter wheat crop for 1935 36. Based on a September wheat price of 84 1 2 cents on the Chicago board of trade the potential value is about 270 million dollars.
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Washington
U.P
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Chicago Board of Trade
Health Officer Warns About Emptying Water
Athens residents have been emptying waste water into streets and washing machine drainage along curbs, violating a city ordinance. Sanitary Inspector R L Marlow states drains must be channeled into sanitary sewers via a vent or trap. noncompliance will be compelled by the Athens Health Department.
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Athens
R.L. Marlow
Marion
Athens Health Department
Death penalty sought for Thomas H Robinson Jr in Stoll kidnapping
Louisville officials announce federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty for Thomas H Robinson Jr the latest captive in the Justice Departments crackdown on kidnapers He was captured in Glendale California and flown to Louisville with G men awaiting arraignment and possible trial as early as mid June Judge Elwood Hamilton and U S Attorney Bunk Gardner consider holding him without bond The case ties to the 1954 Stoll kidnapping in Louisville involving Robinsons father and mother in law complicity charges were previously acquitted after an extradition fight
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Louisville
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Department of Justice
Alice Speed Stoll
Louisville Society
United States
Bunk Gardner
Gardner
Elwood Hamilton
Robinson
G-men
Glendale
Calif
Hamton
Lindbergh
Tennessee
Stoll
Mrs. Stoll
Louis Ville
Oxnam Withdraws From Bishop Race At Church Conference
Dr G Bromley Oxnam president of DePauw University withdrew as a candidate for bishop at the church general conference. He was among the leaders with five or more votes on both ballots. Wilbur Hammaker became the high minister after Oxnam's withdrawal with Flint and McPherson also high on the second ballot.
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Hammaker
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church
Dr. Oxnam
Methodial Federation For Social Service
Oxnam
Wilbur E. Hammaker
Youngstown
Charles Flint
Syracuse University
Harry W. McPherson
Ilinois Wesleyan University
Rudy Vallee Fay Webb divorce talks near settlement
Fay Webb former actress and Rudy Vallee publicized a divorce dispute in Hollywood Supreme Court. Webb had earlier rejected a $10 weekly alimony but now indicated willingness to accept it as talks progress. They separated in 1933. Haile Selassie reportedly confined to his suite at the King David Hotel in Jerusalem.
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Hollywood
U.P
Fay Webb
Rudy Vallee
Miss Webb
Vallee
Emall
Haile Selassie
Jerusalem
King David Hotel
Pope Urges Leaders to Combat Global Communism
Pope Pius urged world statesmen to fight communist influence spreading to Spain Uruguay and Brazil. He warned that red doctrines threaten individual dignity family sacredness and especially Catholicism and the Catholic Church.
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Vatican City
U.P
Pope Pius
Spain
Uruguay
Brazil
Uncensored Dispatch on Addis Ababa Occupation
A frontline report chronicles the Italian occupation of Addis Ababa with witness details of looting, civilian casualties, and food shortages. The correspondent describes ambushes, executive police actions, and the British legation’s barbed wire barriers as war spreads through the city and countryside.
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Italan
Addis Abana
Legations
Legation
Itatians
Addidis Ababa
Galadia
Scotchman Pays Even Enjoys It On Hindenburg Return
Paul Mack Hale, a passenger on the Hindenburg's return flight, said he was traveling to Frankfort on Main for a day of fishing. He noted the trip cost $720 for a round trip fare.
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Lakehurst
N. J
U.P
Hindenburg
Paul Mack- Hale
Frankforton Main
Quiet voting across West Virginia polling places
Voters filled 2347 polling sites to nominate candidates for the United States Senate and congressional seats, plus a governor, state senators, the house of delegates, and other state and county offices.
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Charleston
West Virginia
United States Senate
House of Delegates
California Kidnapper Admits Violence On Capture
Washington reports Thomas F. Robinson Jr admitted after capture in California that he beat Mrs. Alice Speed Stall with a lead pipe during captivity. FBI agents relayed the admission, making Robinson eligible for the death sentence under the federal kidnapping law.
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Washington
Thomas Fr. Robinson, Jr
California
Alice Speed
Robinson
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stoll
Private and Corporal Killed in Fort Hayes Car Crash
Corporal George Over age 32 from Elk City Oklahoma and Private Bryce Reynolds age 22 from Mannington West Virginia were killed Monday night in an automobile collision at Fort Hayes. They were pinned beneath one car and their heads crushed.
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Columbus
U.P
George Over
Elk City
Oklo
Bryce Reynolds
Mannington
W. Va
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