Governor May Recalls Troops At Mine District
Governor George White, after meeting Harrison County residents, plans to announce whether to remove the remaining National Guard troops from the Eastern Ohio coal area. He cites miners and operators seeking a peaceful settlement and notes a proposed one year truce. Troop levels started April 14 with about 700 men at peak.
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George White
Harrison County
National Guard
Ohio
Frank Henderson
White
Smith-Hughes Teachers Meet in Chamber of Commerce Rooms
Twenty-one Southeastern Ohio Smith Hughes agriculture teachers met in Chamber of Commerce rooms to review the past year and plan summer work with Dr. Ray Fife of the state department of education and L E Jackson of Ohio State University. District 11 includes Athens Meigs Gallia Union Washington Morgan Lawrence and Noble Counties.
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Southeastern Ohio
Smith-Hughes Agriculture
Ray Fife
State Department of Education
L. E. Jackson
Ohio State University
11Th District of Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Meigs
Gallia
Unton
Washington
Morgan
Lawrence
Noble
Johnson
Fife
Jackson
Columbus
John McClelland
Ohio restaurant owners to elect new officers at convention
Akron May 19. Ohio restaurant owners will elect new officers and adjourn their annual convention. The gathering ended with a large banquet. Speakers said the restaurant cannot rise above its manager. Tea shops run by women are dainty while cafes run by men cater to a voracious male appetite.
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Akron
U.R
Ohio
Iste
Curtis Experience Is Just Too Much For Will To Bear
Hollywood letter from a reader ridicules a supposed business man named Lindbergh who was endorsed by a preacher and a retired admiral. The writer laments Americans rushing for straw men and opines on the country’s reputation with biting humor.
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Curtis
Will
Hollywood
Calif
William Pinkerton
Lindbergh
America
Rhinoceros Horn and Elk Tooth Trade Referenced
Brief feature noting curiosities about horns and teeth in trade lore. References to Russia exchanges, prayer for improved times, and questions about money. Reflects Arthur Brisbane’s syndicated column style and commentary on economic and social topics.
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Russia
Endangered Rhinoceros Horns Debate and Elk Slaughter
The piece argues against killing rhinoceroses for supposed magic powers and contrasts it with the slaughter of elk for teeth. It notes the global nature of the issue, with hunting by natives and non Africans alike, and questions the motive behind such wasteful killings.
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Africa
Russia shifts policy to let peasants sell grain and meat
Realizing commerce aids more than wealth, Russia organizes markets and lets peasants sell grain and pork. The shift hints at Stalin's success as men grow more conservative with prosperity.
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Russia
Stalin
Russia’s Press Boom Under Czars to Communists
The article notes Russia now has far more newspapers and readers than under the Czars. Pravda in Moscow sells 2.2 million daily, Izvestia 2 million, and the Peasants’ Gazette circulates 3 million with fifteen regional editions. It argues there is no free press but people are reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Pravda
Moscow
Communist Party
Izvestia
Pope's Encyclical Urges World Prayer for Relief
The Osservatore Romano reports the Vatican release of a pope backed call for global prayers to ease the current sorrowful times. The article notes the encyclical's appeal and mentions continuation on a later page.
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THE
Osservatore Romano
Rome
Lamberson Is Sent to Lima for 30 Day Observation
Charles Lamberson of Columbus was ordered confined to the Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane for 30 days to be observed after being indicted by the Athens County Grand Jury for attempted robbery of the First National Bank of Amesville last January. Joe Nicholson pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and received two years probation after the grand jury indictment. John Keplar was found guilty of breaking and entering and larceny with a new trial motion pending before Judge Rowland prior to sentence.
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Charles Lamberson
Columbus
Athens County
Grand Jury
First National Bank of
Amesville
Lima State Hospital
Joe Nicholson
O. F. Rowland
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Nicholson
Common Pleas Court
John Keplar
Rowland
Warren Resolution Advances On Payroll Inspection
The Warren Resolution directing the clerk of the House to open payroll records kept secret was favorably reported to the House today by the committee on account.
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Washington
U.P
House
Committee On Account
Railroad President challenges government to aid business
Fred W. Sargent, president of the Chicago and North Western Railroad, urged the United States Chamber of Commerce to reduce the tax burden and reform expenditures to end the current economic crisis. He condemned government experiments and large-scale public works as ineffective in restoring confidence and growth. In New York, Charles M. Schwab urged expanding credit only with a balanced federal budget and cautioned high industrial taxes. He urged sharp reductions in spending rather than further road and school programs.
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Fsanrancisco
U.P
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
New York
Charles M. Schwab
American Iron and Steel Institute
Schwab
Bank Robbery Suspects Held At Noble County Bank
Bank officials report three bandits stole 11000 in currency from the Noble County National Bank in Caldwell Ohio yesterday. A. C. Okey, the cashier, saved 5000 by moving a package to a corner. The robbers used a car stolen in Akron and abandoned it in Noble County hills. a second car is believed hidden outside town. The bank resumed operations today.
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Noble County
Bank Robbery Suspects Nabbed in Bridgeport
Three men arrested in Bridgeport after the Caldwell Ohio Noble County National Bank heist. Deputies stormed a hotel room, two claim to be Akron brothers, one from Medina, matching the robbers’ descriptions. No money or weapons recovered.
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Bridgeport
U.P
Noble County National Bank
Caldwell
Ohio
Belmont County
Akron
Medina
Timely Values in Classified Today
Classified ads list an odd offer for sale or trade of a team of gentle males and 9 years old for cattle under classification 48. Nearby room for 14 summer students is advertised as light and airy near campus under classification 57. A spray material sale from Albany Ohio is under classification 56. Nelsonville garden hose deal offers 500 feet with nozzle and connections for 3.50 under classification 64.
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By the Messenger
Albany
Ohio
Freshmen Triumph in Athens Senior Day Tug of War
Ohio University freshmen seized the chance as 367 students hid behind trees on the Athens State Hospital grounds. At the signal the freshmen surged to win the big rope while the sophomore class president staged a pond moment and the sophomores staggered away to their spots.
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Ohio University
Athens State Hospital
Hospital
Athens
Planes Pursue Bank Bandits Across States
In a dramatic chase a group of four bandits fled across two states after robbing a South Dakota bank. They kidnapped cashier Chester Doolittle and forced him to ride with them. An Ipswich bank president M Plin Beebe was injured but stable in Aberdeen hospital as air units tracked the fugitives overhead.
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Bginford
N. D
U.P
Heer
South Dakota
Chester Doolittle
Bank of Ipswich
M. Plin Beebe
Aberdeen
S. D
Dry political slate eyed for fall run in Ohio
Ohio Anti-Saloon League plans to back independent dry candidates for governor U S senator and at large congressmen in the fall. McNaught asks dry workers to meet next week to discuss action after strong telegrams urging an independent ticket and adds key nominees are deemed unsatisfactory by the League.
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Columbus
U.P
U.S
Ss. P. McNaught
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
U. S
Anti-Saloon League
David S. Ingalls
George White
League
Birth Control Gets Support of Church
At the Western Unitarian Conference closing session in Cleveland on May 19 a unanimous resolution backed the national birth control movement. It urged changing federal law to allow physicians and reputable labs to mail contraceptive information, stating intelligent use under physician direction is essential for a vigorous population. The body also approved resolutions on a merger with Universalists, recognizing Soviet Russia, and a federal probe into bituminous coal mining conditions.
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Cleveland
Western Unitarian Conference
America
Universalist Church
Unitarians
Soviet Russia
United States
Stock Inquiry Reveals Radio Corp Profit Sharing
Senate Banking and Currency hearings disclosed a stock market scheme around Radio Corporation of America profits. John J. Raskob and others allegedly split millions. witnesses Bragg and Gray described a pool that contributed about 9.67 million dollars for 551 thousand shares and yielded 3.22 million in aggregate gains including Raskob’s one million investment.
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Washington
U.P
Radio Corporation of America
John J. Raskob
Senate
Thomas E. Bragg
W. E. Hutton and Company
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
William Gray
Bragg
Gray
Raskob
Charles M. Schwab
Herbert B. Swope
W. F. Kenny
Nicholas F. Brady
P. J. Moro
PD. Sarnoff
Radio Corporation
Meeker to Stand Trial for Wife's Murder in June
Herbert Meeker, 23, a Wayne County farmer, will go on trial in common pleas court at Millersburg on June 13 for the murder of his wife Gertrude.
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Millersburg
Herbert Meeker
Wayne County
Gertrude
Common Pleas Court
Democratic Victory Dinner Planned in Athens at Hotel Berry
Governor White and Charles Hogan headlined speakers for the Athens County Democratic Victory Dinner next Wednesday at Hotel Berry at 7 p m. Dan A Bardin chaired the event with county candidates giving brief talks. Committees for receptions, banquet, decorating and music were announced with Ruth Burdette in charge of tickets. Republican friends invited to attend the reception and banquet.
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Governor White
Democratic
Charles Hogan
L. J. Eberle
Athens County
Berry
Govenor White
Charles M. Hogan
Congress
Dewey M. Goddard
Mari Cowan
Dan A. Bardin
Central Committee
Frederick C. Shaffer
Clark B. Hunter
Harry Duss
Walter McComba
Kelvins. Young
James T. Tolliver
Wayne Wingett
Ruth Burdette
Frank Cross
A. K. Walker
White
Mr. Hogan
Relief Funds Discussed for Ohio Probation Group
The Ohio Probation Group 12 met in Judge Garrison's McArthur office with county commissioners and White House Follow-up Conference guests. Charles L. Sherwood announced Supreme Court approval of relief bills enabling bond issuance and up to 30 million dollars for five years.
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Ohio State
Ohio Probation Group
Supreme Court
Athens
Perry
Hocking
Vinton
Meigs
Couries
Columbus
Hannah Protzman
Ohio State White House
Athens County
Miss /our French
Red Cross
R.c J. Marlow
Viola Fe
Ann Morcan
Claire Cavanaugh
Higgins
Athens County Health Bureau
Pomeroy
Italian Killer to be Deported After West Virginia Mining Years
Giovanni Carrea, 50, described his escape from Italian justice and confession of killing Piedro Di Monaco and Maria in 1916. Arrested in Cinderella, West Virginia, he faces deportation after federal court action to send him back to Italy to answer for his crimes amid his 12 years working as a miner in West Virginia and savings of 35,000 lire.
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Charleston
U.P
Giovanni Carrea
Italy
West Virginia
G. W. McClintic
United States Court
Stimson
Carren
Cinderella
Mingo County
Washington
Piedro di Monaco
Piedro
Maria
Campo Boaso
Carrea
Monaco
France
America
Bell County
Tydings Threatens Tariff Fight Over Tax Bill
Senator Tydings of Maryland warned the tax bill could become a broad tariff battle with 500 tariff amendments ready to be introduced if the Senate continues to embed tariff measures. He has pushed copper coal oil and lumber tariff provisions into the pending legislation.
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Washington
Tydings
Dem
Senate
Mrs Spaulding Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Nancy J Spaulding formerly of Athens spent four days at Mt Carmel Hospital in Columbus for examination. She returned Friday to her North Lewisburg home and is resting and improving. She lives with her sister Mrs Sarah Boyles.
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Nancy J. Spaulding
Athens
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
North Lewisburg
Spaulding
Sarah Boyles
Arch Brooks Taken To St Francis In Critical Condition
Kimberly May 19 Arch Brooks, staying two months in Columbus with his sister Mrs. Peter Schneider, was rushed to St Francis Hospital Tuesday in critical condition.
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Kimberly
Arch Brooks
Columbus
Peter Schneider
St. Francis Hospital
New Jersey Doctor Resting as Kidnap Murder Probe Continues
Bulletin reports investigators work with federal and local police to solve the Lindbergh kidnap case involving Dr John F Condon. The 53 year old educator who paid a $50,000 ransom has been ordered to rest by his physician and will be questioned again to identify the attacker after the period of recovery.
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New York
Long Bheurs and Co
John F
Jassie) Condon
Customel Lindbergh
New Jersey
Lindbergh faker arraigned as Norfolk author faces charges
Hopewell New Jersey May 19 confessed Lindbergh hoaxer Curtis was arraigned in the home of grieving parents and held in Flemington Jail. Prosecutor Hauck says Curtis sought a $25 000 deposit while a Norfolk police theory claims he lied about the crime. If convicted Curtis faces up to three years and a $1000 fine. The case will move to a grand jury later and guards were placed at his cell after reports of self harm.
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Hopewell
N. J
Lindbergh
Flemington
H. Norman Schwallekopf
New Jersey
Linsbergh
Norfolk
John
Condonla
Curtis
Anthony M. Hauck
Hunterdon County
East Amwell T
Norfolk preacher in custody over Lindbergh ransom case details
Rev. A Dobson Peacock says John Hughes Curtis proposed a joint deposit of 26 000 dollars in Norfolk with Curtis Admiral Burrage and Peacock to satisfy mythic kidnappers. Curtis allegedly told Peacock the money would not be paid until Lindbergh approved the baby's returned and safe. Peacock testified at Hopewell under police guard at his own request.
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Norfolk
A Dobson-Peacock
John Hughes Curtis
Curtis
Hopewell
Peacock
Lindbergh
Admiral Burrage
Linndsbergh
Curstis
Ute
Curtis and Peacock in Negotiation Strain Amid Silent Inquiry
Reporters note Curtis faced pressure to withdraw from talks while Peacock resists comment. Friends question why Curtis did not pull out a week before a meeting with Col. Lindbergh in Hoboken. Only Curtis knew if statements attributed to him were true or false.
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Peacock
Curtis
Bie
A&j
Hovewell
Col. A. Lindbergh
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King Features, Inc
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Lima
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Los Angeles
Frank Newland, Jr
San Quentin
Eft
Lois Wade
Nelsonville
Lake
McNaught
East
Flemington Lockup
W. L. Yard
Frank Poston
Bert Angle
Dan A. Bar
Banqguet
J. EB. Bailey
George Maxwell
William
Billy) Williams
BF. Sella
Manta
Paul Shannon
Charles Jordan
Frank FP
Phillipa
John Preston
Robert Keenan
Frank Croas
BE. H. Hardin
Francia Frebault
C. Bardin
J. H
Ticketa
Ruth B. Burdette
Emer
Kimberly Man
Dean
Bulletin
Delos Smith
United Press
John H. Curtin
Dean H. Dobson-Peagcogh
Guard Curtis
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