Protest halts CIO speakers at Lancaster plant meeting
Senate Civil Liberties panel receives report of Lancaster police barring two CIO organizers George De Nucci and Avery Dennis from addressing Hocking Glass Co. workers. Ohio CIO chief John Owens vows to address glass workers if needed while Lancaster Mayor Moyer cites peace concerns. Also notes a weeklong paid vacation for Hocking Glass employees and a Cincinnati tunnel explosion from a separate report.
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Lancaster
U.P
John Owens
Ohio
Committee For Industrial Organization
United States Senate Civil Liberties Committee
George de Nucci
Avery Dennis
Columbus
Glouster
Gail Lesler
C. E. Moyer
CIO
Hocking Glass Co
William Morris
Herman Theisen
UMWA
Owens
Charles E. Moyer
de Nucci
Moyer
I. J. Collins
Navy
Duke of Windsor to wed Mrs Warfield on June 3 in Monts
The Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Warfield will marry June 3 at Monts France with no royal family members present. The commune announced the civil ceremony will be conducted by Dr Charles Mercier in the castle, attended by those who have been with them since last November.
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Duke
Mrs. Warfield
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Ber
Edward
Duke of Kent
Mary
George V
Charles Mercier
Monts
Race Across Ocean Barred
The Department of Commerce will not allow the Lindbergh trans Atlantic memorial air race to start from the United States. The decision, based on technical opinions, cites hazards risks to life and potential harm to public confidence in air travel.
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Washington
U.P
Department of Commerce
United States
State Department
J. Monroe Johnson
Mrs. Ella Cramer Sargent Dies at 87
Ella Cramer Sargent 87 wife of Enos L. Sargent died after a three year illness at 422 Richland Ave. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at the home conducted by Rev. Ray Huff. Interment Jerseyville Cemetery. She was the last of her family from the Cramer homestead in Lodi Township. Survived by son Frank and granddaughter Mrs. Emmett Cross, with 5 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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Ella Cramer Sargent
Enos L. Sargent
Richland Ave
Ray Huff
Jerseyville
Sargent
Cramer
Lodi Township
Enos Sargent
Mrs Allman to Speak at ASH Graduation
Margaret M Allman director of the State Department of Public Welfare will address Athens State Hospital graduates at the Wednesday 8 pm commence ment exercises in the hospital auditorium Four Athens girls Fernie McVay Porter Dorothy Kramer Anne Vance and Grace Story Clifford will receive diplomas presented by Oakrey Spaght Miss Helen Louise Schmidt will play piano solos and Miss Mary Elizabeth Thomas will sing Rev Neil J Crawford will deliver invocation and benediction
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Margaret M. Allman
State Department of Public Welfare
Athens State Hospital
Hospital
Athens
Oakrey Spaght
Department of Public Welfare
Fernie McVay Porter
Dorothy Kramer
Anne Vance
Grace Story Clifford
Helen Louise Schmidt
Mary Elizabeth Thomas
Neil J. Crawford
The
First Christian Church
Mother and Lover Held For Murder in Brooklyn Case
In New York Mrs. Helen Tierman 25 and her lover George Christ odious are charged with murdering Tiermans seven year old daughter Helen. Neighbors reported a near gas poisoning incident a year ago and police say Tierman confessed to killing her child to make room for Christie.
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New York
Helen Tierman
Jimmy
Brookhaven
Long Island
George Christie
Connelly
Mrs. Tiernan
Christie
Uncertain Fragments On Child Welfare Mention
Fragmentary text hints at discussions about children and a person’s involvement but provides no clear names places dates or outcomes. The readable portion suggests a claim or statement about responsibility without verifiable details.
Mrs Moore Fatally Burned Preparing Meal Near Oakdale Road
Mrs Moore died after her dress caught fire while she prepared an evening meal in her home on Oakdale Road. A neighbor found her clothing ablaze two hours later as the room furniture burned. funeral services have not yet been held.
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In Moore
Oakdale Road
Open Murder Trial of Girl Ex-Sweetheart
In Jersey City, a 17-year-old girl and her 18-year-old former sweetheart face possible electric chair for the murder of her mother. Gladys MacKnight sat unmoved as jurors were selected, showing icy resolve amid the high profile case.
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Jersey City
N. J
U.P
Gladys MacKnight
Donald Wightman
Straitsville Men Guilty of Liquor Charge
Columbus court finds Harold Hoskins and Orville Coleman guilty on three counts for illegal possession of a still and the manufacture and sale of liquor. Sentencing awaited.
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Straitsville
Columbus
INL
Harold Hoskins
Orville Coleman
Ohio Student Dies at Kent State Restaurant
Russell Hurd a Kent State University sophomore 20 resident of Newton Falls collapsed at a campus restaurant where he worked and died today from spinal meningitis authorities said.
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Ohio
Kent
Russell Hurd
Kent State University
Hurd
Newton Falls
Retirement of Van Devanter Deepens Roosevelt Court Clash
Retirement of Justice Wil lis Van Devanter on June 2 triggered swift Senate Judiciary Committee action, approving an adverse report on the court enlargement plan. The panel voted 10 to 8, rejecting compromise amendments as Roosevelt faces a possible revision or defeat of his New Deal court program. The move leaves Roosevelt with one new appointment to the Supreme Court amid a heated political battle.
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Washington
U.P
Willis van Devanter
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Senate Committee
van Devanter
Judiciary Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Congress
Supreme Bench
Farley
Veteran Supreme Court Justice Van Devanter to Retire
Justice Willis Van Devanter, 78, longtime conservative on the U S Supreme Court, will retire on June 2 after the court's final session of the term. He has served since 1911 and helped shape many New Deal constitutionality questions. He lives in Washington and Maryland and was appointed by Theodore Roosevelt.
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United States Supreme Court
Willis van Devanter
Wyoming
van Devanter
High Court
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary Committee
Louis Dembitz Brandeis
James Clark McReynolds
George Sutherland
Pierce Butler
McReynolds
Washington
Maryland
Federal
Theodore Roosevelt
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
William Howard Taft
Standard Oil
Rhode Island
Congress
Sumner
Louis D. Brandeis
James C. McReynolds
Republican Committee
Governor Praises Patrol Expansion Bill
Governor Davey commended the Ohio Highway Patrol as he signed a measure raising uniformed patrolmen from 120 to 200. The bill also authorizes five additional radiomen to reach a division total of 3 and includes other signed laws on dependent children medical care and mortgage law corrections.
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Columbus
O.R
Ohio
Highway Patrol
Davey
Ohio Senate
Divergent Vows and Divorce Battle in Society Life
Frances Maddux, New York singer and society beauty, announced she would sue Paul Reese, a government employee, for divorce after a marriage that followed 139 proposals. The couple's interests allegedly diverged leading to the split.
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Frances Maddux
New York
Paul Reese
Mae West Maintains Spinster Status After Court Skirmish
Superior Judge Robert W. Kenny sustained Mae West's demurrer in a dispute with Frank Wallace a New York vaudeville performer who sought to be her husband Wallace claimed to have married West in Milwaukee on April 1 1911 He had petitioned to determine their marital status The judge ruled he should seek declaratory relief rather than a marriage claim
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Hollywood
U.P
Mae West
Frank Wallace
New York
Robert W. Kenny
Demurrer
Wallace
Mae
Milwaukee
Spanish envoy resigns after Madrid cabinet change
Luis Araquistan, loyalist Spanish ambassador in Paris, resigns today following a Madrid cabinet shakeup. Authorities confirm the move as official and linked to the political shift in Spain.
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Paris
Luis Araquistan
Madrid
May Discontinue Lake Shore Electric Line
Possible discontinuance of the Lake Shore electric line in Cleveland after the company suspended freight service due to heavy losses.
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Cleveland
U.P
Lake Shore Electric
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