October age pensions 10 to be paid in full
Ohio Governor Davey announced that October old age pension checks will be paid in full from state funds if federal aid does not arrive within a week. The state may borrow up to 1 million dollars to cover 2.5 million in October pensions, with Bevens to reply to federal stipulations.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Federal Special Security Board
Davey
M. Ray Allison
General Revenue Fund
Allison
Pension Division
State General Revenue Fund
Pension
Wray Bevens
Robert C. Goodwin
Social Security Board
Bevens
Security Board
Ohio Division of Aid For
Goodwin
State Emergency Board
A. F. O'Neil
CIO Linked With Lawyer By Bricker
Ohio campaign moves focus to CIO activity as Bricker accuses Sawyer of deals with CIO leaders. Owens urges votes for Sawyer and Bulkley to defend Roosevelt policies. Bricker warns of political pressure on relief workers and a possible Owens appointment if Sawyer wins. Bulkley criticizes Taft on Guffey Act repeal and miner operator tensions in Belair.
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Solumbus
U.P
Committee For Industrial Organization
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Martin L. Davey
Charles Sawyer
Cioational
John Owens
CIO
Sawyer
Robert J. Bulkley
Roosevelt
Bricker
John L. Lewis
Owens
Ohio State University Board of Trustees
Lewis
Bulkley
Davey
Highway Division
Cleveland
Robert F. Jackson
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bellaire
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Herbert Hoover
Teachers Warned of Depleted Payroll Fund
Struthers report notes a warning that this may be the last paycheck this year for teachers. Superintendent H E Zumer urged letters to Gov Martin L Davey and state lawmakers calling for a special legislative session to renew expiring tax levies.
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Struthers
H. E. Zumer
Martin L. Davey
Plan Stout Rites for Thursday Afternoon
Funeral services for 17 year old Edward Stout, victim of a traffic accident near here Sunday, will be held at two oclock Thursday afternoon at the Temple Church, with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Two other young passengers in the Stout car, which struck a tree, were not seriously injured.
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Carpenter
Edward Stout
Temple Church
Stout
Coal Board Calls for Broad Rail Inquiry in Freight Row
The National Bituminous Coal Commission urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to launch an exhaustive general investigation of railroads. This comes as Class 1 roads plan to meet in Chicago to consider dropping a 15 percent wage payout demand, with a broader legislative plan possible to stabilize the industry.
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Roosevelt
James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
White House
Washington
U.P
National Bituminous Coal Commission
The
Coal Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Two Die as Car Plunges From Route 7 in Fog
In Steubenville area, a car left Route 7 between Steubenville and Mingo Junction in dense fog and plunged 90 feet onto Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. Victims Robert Riser 22 and Mary Agnes Byers 18 died. Rose Strochi 21 of Mingo Junction injured with a broken back. Driver Mike Callas 22 escaped with minor injuries. The group had attended a Halloween celebration and was bound for a party in Mingo when the crash happened.
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Steubenville
Mingo Junction
Robert Riser
Mary Agnes Byers
Rose Strochi
Mike Callas
Mingo
Middletown Merchants Prepare 1000 Deputies for Plant Reopen
Howard W. Thrasher, president of the Middletown Merchants Association, said 1000 special deputies are ready for service when the strike closed P Lorillard Tobacco Co plant reopens.
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Middletown
U.P
Howard W. Thrasher
Middletown Merchants’ Association
P. Lorillard Tobacco Co
Blind to See Through Eyes of Executed Man
In San Francisco a demand arose for the eyes of John W. Deering, executed in Salt Lake City. Corneas from the murderer were sent to a local specialist for transplant to aid sightless patients, with recipients kept anonymous and future operations anticipated in the city.
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San Francisco
John W. Deering
Salt Lake City
Air Express
Deering
Utah State
Utah Medical School
New Deal Spends Record 3 Billion in Four Months
Treasury figures show the government spent about 2.934 billion dollars by October 28 to establish a new record for New Deal spending in the first four months of the fiscal year. The total may rise with two business days left in the period.
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Washington
U.P
Treasury
FBI Coerced Spies Charge Echoed At Trial
Defense lawyer claims Department of Justice agents pressured Otto Voss of the Seversky Aircraft plant in Farmingdale New York to confess spying for Nazi agents. Reed Vetterli, former head of the FBI New York office, testified as Voss read his statement alleging info on training and pursuit planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U.P
Department of Justice
Otto Voss
Seversky Airplane Company
Farmingdale
N. Y
United States
Reed Vetterli
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Voss
Erich Pfeiffer
Seversky Company
Landon Sees Chance For Recovery At Polls
Alf M. Landon urged Oklahoma voters to seek recovery from the economic plight as the nation nears the election. He warned a choice looms between democracy and a fascist state in a statewide Republican rally in Bartlesville.
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Landon
Bartlesville
Okla
U.P
Alf M. Landon
Republican Party
Nazi Officers Shuffle as Keitel Promoted in Wehrmacht Shake-up
Berlin report says Gen Wilhelm Keitel was promoted to general-colonel. Hitler also replaced Gen Ludwig Beck as chief of staff at Beck’s request and named Gen Franz Halder to succeed him in the army high command.
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Berlin
U.P
Wilhelm Keitel
Adolf Hitler
Col
Ludwig Beck
Beck
Franz Halder
Publisher Dies in Tucson at 42
Thomas Stewart Brush, 42, director of Brush-Moore Newspapers in Ohio, died Monday in a Tucson sanatorium.
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Tucson
Ariz
U.P
Thomas Stewart Brush
Brush-Moore Newspapers
Ohio
Dies Renews Ridicule and Abuse Claim
Chairman Martin Dies of the House committee on un American activities vows to press on with subversive activity inquiries after denouncing a campaign of ridicule and abuse. He cites department heads and cabinet members who refused to supply investigators and lawyers and defends hearings amid criticism of administration officials.
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Washington
Martin Dies
Tex
House’ Committee
Dies
Mutual Broadcasting Company
Paul Y. Anderson
St. Louis Star- Times
Mutual System
Anderson
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Nazis and Fascists Move Toward Talks on Hungary Czech Dispute
In Berlin a Nazi Nazi-Fascist delegation led by Joachim von Ribbentrop and Galeazzo Ciano heads to Vienna to arbitrate the Hungary Czechoslovakia minority dispute. Rome Berlin partners hope for a compromise likely to cede about 11 000 square miles and roughly a million people from Czechoslovakia, though Hungary may not gain a common frontier with Poland.
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Berlin
U.P
Europe
Vienna
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Galeazzo Ciano
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovak Republic
Poland
Wayne Players Fight Toledo Coach Not Investigated
Detroit report says Wayne University executive vice president Dr Charles L Spain stated no official inquiry would be held into the dressing room fight between Wayne players and Toledo University coach Clarence Spears. An informal report was received from Toledo coach Joe Gembis.
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Detroit
Charles L. Spain
Wayne University
Wayne
Clarence
Doc) Spears
Toledo University
Spain
Joe Gembis
Philip C. Nash
Toledo
Wine Makers Combine To Boost Ohio Market
Ohio vintners and grape growers form the Ohio Wine Growers Association to expand the state wine market in response to a federal challenge to produce good wine and publicize it. The group includes several hundred members across Ohio.
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Ohio
Cleveland
U.P
W. S. Alexander
Ohio Wine-Growers Association
Three Die As Truck and Train Collide At Crossing
At a crossing near Trenton a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train collided with a gasoline truck loaded with 4500 gallons. Engineer Arthur Kopp, 55, Dayton, and driver Harry Keefer, 47, Cincinnati, died instantly. fireman Virgil Belcher, 45, Hamilton, died later from burns. Passengers panicked as flames sprayed coaches. John Kelso, Nelsonville attorney, rebuked by Judge Rowland for campaign statements, demanded a hearing if charged with contempt.
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Middletown
U.P
Baltimore and Ohio
Trenton
Arthur Kopp
Dayton
Harry Keefer
Cincinnati
Virgil Belcher
Hamilton
Keefer
John Kelso
Nelsonville
O. F. Rowland
Athens County
White
Rowland
Electric Company
Turoler
John P. Kelso
Kelso
Eleanor Beckler
Karl Gardner
Ruth Burdette
Samuel B. Erskine
Keenan
Erskine
Francis White
Emmett Keenan
Francis D. White
The
City of
Harry Mettler
Mr. Keenan
Dayton School Board Members Respond to Court
Five Dayton Board of Education members appeared before Common Pleas Judge Null M Hodapp as they refused to reopen public schools without defined finances. Hodapp ordered compliance within 24 hours to enforce a temporary injunction protecting about 34000 students and 1300 teachers from school closure.
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Dayton
U.P
Dayton Board of Education
Common Pleas
Null M. Hodapp
Hodapp
Borah Backs Wallace Two-Price Plan for Farm Aid
Senator William E Borah Republican Idaho endorsed Secretary Wallace two price plan to subsidize farm products. The plan would supply food and clothing to needy persons at costs below regular retail prices amid crop surpluses.
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Washington
U.P
William E. Borah
Ida
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Townsendites Endorse Taft Senate Candidacy
Cincinnati reports Taft the Republican candidate for U S Senate was endorsed by the National Organization of Townsend Clubs. The endorsement appeared in The National Weekly Chicago official publication of the Townsend Movement which backs a bill to pay everyone over 60 years old 200 dollars monthly.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Robert A. Taft
U. S. Senate
National Organization of Townsend Clubs
National
Chicago
Townsend Movement
Infant bitten by rat in crib receives serum treatment
Five month old Danna Lois Brown was attacked by a rat while asleep in her crib in Cleveland U R. The infant suffered severe facial bites and required serum treatment. The mother woke to the child's screams as the rodent fled when lights were turned on.
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Cleveland
U.R
Danna Lois Brown
Tractor crank kicks man cause skull fracture in Urbana
Marlin McDonald remained in serious condition at a local hospital after being kicked by the crank of a tractor. The incident occurred in Urbana and authorities investigated the casual factors surrounding the injury.
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Crank
Urbana
U.P
Marlin McDonald
Philanthropist W W Wehrle Dies in Newark
W W Wehrle a retired manufacturer and noted philanthropist died in Newark today at his home. He built a fortune through industry and gave generously to civic and charitable causes. The death leaves a lasting mark on the city and its welfare institutions.
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Robert Woolsey
Hollywood
Bert Wheeler
Newark
W. W. Wehrle
Expect 2 750 000 To Cast Ballots in State
Columbus U P A prediction estimates 2 750 000 votes in the Ohio general election next Tuesday by George M. Neffner of the secretary of state’s office. If accurate, turnout would exceed the 1934 off year total of 2 249 074 and approach the high 3 044 099 set in 1936. Neffner cites governor and senator races along with local questions as driving factors.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
George M. Neffner
Secretary of State
Neffner
End of 55 Day San Francisco Department Store Strike
The American Federation of Labor Retail Clerks abandoned their 55 day strike against 35 leading department stores in San Francisco and returned to work. The vote to sign an agreement with the San Francisco retailers' council was 1065 to 1014.
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San Francisco
U.S
American Federation of Labor
San Franccisco Retailers’, Council
Arrest Child Bride in Kentucky Frontier Case
In Prestonburg Kentucky authorities move to dissolve the marriage of 10 year old Rosie Columbus Tackett. The girl faces a juvenile court for delinquency and growing up idly. Her mother is arraigned for conspiracy as deputies seize the family during a flight from relatives on Barnett's Creek Johnson County. The husband Fleming Tackett 34 fled into northern Floyd County as deputies seek him in the hills.
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Prestonburg
U.P
Kentucky
Rosie Columbus Tackett
Rosie
Columbus
Barnett’s Creek
Johnson County
Fleming Tackett
Floyd County
Fire Destroys Catholic Parsonage in Zaleski
A two story Catholic parsonage in Zaleski burned down Monday afternoon with some contents saved. CCC Camp workers joined a bucket brigade to halt spread toward the adjacent church. Fire Chief Edward Laughlin of Athens advised forestry camp boys helped fight the blaze. Cause remains unknown.
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Zaleski
CCC
Edward Laughlin
Athens
State Fire Marshal Probes School Fires in Delphos
Two state fire marshals return to Delphos to investigate fires that damaged Franklin Public School and St. John's Catholic High School yesterday. Authorities pursue cause. no injuries reported.
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Delphos
Franklin
St. John’s Catholic
Alaskan Explorer Starts 5000 Mile Race Against Death
Henry Walther 24, an explorer, speeds from Alaska toward Chicago on the first leg of a 5000 mile race against death to reach his dying mother. He was isolated for six weeks and learned of her condition after radio operators made contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Henry Walther
FCC Considers Action Over Scare Broadcast War of the Worlds
The FCC met for a routine session and may use the Orson Welles dramatization War of the Worlds to justify denying license renewals. Wells complained that rights were misused to imply real Martian invasion, noting the work was fiction and not news.
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Washington
U.2
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
H. G. Wells
Orson Welles
Mars
New Jersey
Wells
London
United States
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