Ever Normal Granary Plan Outlined by Wallace in Midwest Talks
Secretary Henry A. Wallace described the ever normal granary as an economic balance wheel to aid Corn Belt farmers. He proposed compulsory marketing control during storage, penalties on excess marketing, loans to non cooperators, and a potential tax to cover loan losses. He projected 2.4 billion bushels of corn grown annually with about 93 million acres planted and a carry over around 350 million bushels.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Henry A. Wallace
America
Congress
Wallace
Navy Protest Bears Weight on Wages and Hours Bill
The Navy Department’s attack on administration labor policies is seen as shaping congressional debate on the wages and hours bill. Secretary Swanson and Admiral Leahy warn that tighter rules on naval construction threaten national defense and reference the Walsh Healy Act. In Cleveland, former U S Senator Atlee Pomerene, 73, is critically ill with pneumonia after two weeks of illness.
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Washington
U.P
Navy Department
Claude A. Swanson
Secretary of Navy
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
Swanson
Cleveland
Atlee Pomerene
U. S
Ohio
Cooking School aims to save families with new recipes
The Gasco Food Institute will conduct food demonstrations and daily programs at Athens High School Auditorium on November 10 11 and 12 starting at 2 30 p m Each afternoon promises practical meal ideas for busy families and money saving tips Be there to learn and cook with experts from Gasco Food Institute.
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Gasco Food Institute
Athens High School
Unidentified assailant shoots Springfield man
Springfield police reported David L. McHenry 39 assistant Clark County coroner was shot in the abdomen by an unidentified attacker. He was wounded near a downtown garage after the assailant stepped from a car and McHenry tried to drive to police headquarters before collapsing with an arm on the horn.
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Springfield
U.P
David L. McHenry
Clark County
McHenry
Tuesday Final Day for Filing Hahn Motion
Anna Marie Hahn waits in a jail cell as her lawyers Joseph Houdin and Hiram Bol singer file a motion for a new trial by Tuesday. Judge Charles S. Bell will hear the motion before sentencing. Officials consider where she will be imprisoned during the wait, with proposals including the Marysville Women's Reformatory.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Anna Marie Hahn
Joseph Houdin
Hiram Bolsinger
13 Die in Ohio On Week End
A weekend Ohio accident toll rises to at least 13 with a truck collision three miles south of Monroeville killing Walter Didelius 51 Hilda 20 and Richard 15. Mrs Didelius hospitalized. A second fatality comes when a car strikes a trailer near South Charleston killing Scott Allison 40. Charles Bohnendbarger 64 dies when Akron car mounts curb.
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Columbus
O.R
Monroeville
Ohio
Walter Didelius
Hilda
Richard
Didelius
Norwalk
South Charleston
Scott Allison
Jeffersonville
Akron
Charles Bohnendbarger
Loyalists Kill Foe After Refusing Surrender Near Biescas
Near Biescas Franco Spanish frontier a Loyalist squad attacked Nationalist guards trapped in a small village. After three days Loyalists surrounded each house forcing surrender or death. In the final house two guards and the Loyalists killed themselves rather than surrender.
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Hendaye
U.P
Biescas
Legion Attacks Nazi Official Killinger Over Pacific Fleet Role
A Los Angeles American Legion committee calls for the recall of Manfred von Killinger German consul general in San Francisco. They accuse him of promoting Nazi propaganda and seeking information on the Pacific fleet. The appeal references his earlier Nazi official duties in Dresden.
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Manfred von Killinger
San Francisco
Dresden
United States
Los Angeles American Legion
Killinger
Legion Committee
Pacific Fleet
Duke of Windsor Plans Paris Study Then Possible Retreat
Paris dispatch reports the Duke of Windsor will study housing conditions in Paris and may seek rest in Austria or the French Riviera within weeks. Spokesmen deny any firm travel plans including a U.S tour, Denmark, Russia, or a return to Britain.
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Duke of Windsor
Paris
America
U.P
Austria
French Riviera
United States
Denmark
Russia
Britain
George VI
Governor's Mother Held for Shooting
Mrs. R. C. Kelly 66 mother of Governor FE D Rivers of Georgia appeared on a 500 bond and waived preliminary hearing on an assault with intent to kill charge. The Nashville Arkansas resident admitted shooting 68 year old Nash ville alderman J R Page blaming a disagreement.
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Nashville
Ark
U.P
R. C. Kelly
D. Rivers
Georgia
Haitian Frontier Incident Closed After 1000 Deaths
CIUDAD TRUJILLO Dominican Republic UP reports a government statement that the frontier incident involving more than 1,000 Haitians killed has been closed. It was described as a private dispute between individuals on both sides of the border and not an international matter. It denied any troop deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Steel output in Mahoning Valley slides to 46 percent capacity
The Mahoning Valley steel industry reports daily production at 46 percent of capacity, signaling a sharp drop in activity for the region. The report attributes the slowdown to ongoing market and supply pressures affecting mills locally.
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Youngstown
U.R
Mahoning Valley
Roosevelt convenes advisers on stock market impact
President Roosevelt calls Works Progress Administrator Harry Hopkins and government economists to the White House to discuss the stock market decline and the recession. Stephen Early said discussions may lead to reaffirmation of the pledge that no idle person shall starve during the winter.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Works Progress
Harry Hopkins
White House
Stephen T. Early
Soviets End Three Day Anniversary Celebration
Moscow marked the Soviet Union's 20th birthday with a general holiday as crowds marched for six hours past Stalin and other leaders. Provinces reported at least 33 more enemies of the people sentenced to death during the holiday.
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Moscow
U.P
Russia
Josef Stalin
Athens Community Chest Drives Half From Public and Small Businesses
The 1938 Athens Community Chest launches the second half of its $13 160 goal with a city wide canvass of homes and small businesses. A 5 PM street parade aims to spur contributions while noon vendor meetings at Hotel Berry set team plans.
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Athens
Margery Stalder
Frank Murphey
Margaret Haskins
Dorothy Dent
Arvilla van Dyke
M. D. Hughes
H. C. Dorman
Earl Beckley
William Fleck
F. M. Wolfe
William Price
Alarm Grows In Europe as Fascists Unite
Europe faces rising alarm as fascist nations move toward closer ties amid Italy's link with Germany and Japan. German and Italian warships practiced together near Gaeta, fueling fears of a broader fascist alliance and possible military clauses. European leaders discuss inviting South American nations to join the pact and widen influence.
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Europe
London
U.P
Italy
Gaete
Oberlin Teacher Missing in Shansi Province China
Oberlin College teacher Miss Gladys Williams, daughter of late Oberlin alumnus George Williams from the class of 1888 killed in the Boxer Rebellion, is among nine missing after heavy fighting between Japanese forces and Chinese defenders of Taiyuanfu, the Shansi provincial capital.
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Oberlin
O.R
Gladys Williams
Oberlin College
Shansi Province
China
George Williams
Taiyuanfu
Millionaire offers to free Pomeroy and Middleport from debt
Capt John E Lyons a Middleport millionaire proposes to act as financial dictator for Pomeroy and Middleport. He will put up a $100 000 bond as debt guarantee and work free of charge with all income applied to village debts. He suggests uniting the towns into one city under the name Pomeroy.
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Malcolm Hartley
Messenger
Pomeroy
Pomeroy and
Middleport
John E. Lyons
Capt. Lyons
Special prosecutor opens in Fowler murder trial in Pomeroy
Prosecutor L Crary Davis a Columbus attorney and former Meigs County Bar member acting as special prosecutor in the second degree murder trial of Roscoe Fowler suspended sheriff. Fowler is charged in the death of L Williamson a Meigs County farmer and Republican leader.
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L. Crary Davis
Columbus
Meigs County
Roscoe Fowler
Pomeroy
Fowler
Lafe Williamson
Rank and File Push for Settlement Across Labor Groups
Negotiating committees of the American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organization press toward peace as two-year labor conflicts loom. Telegrams exceeded 300 to each group over the weekend signaling rising public demand for settlement. If approved the C I O would control coal steel autos rubber textiles clothing maritime and other industries while the A F of L would oversee building trades engraving and skilled railway clerks and machinists.
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Washington
U.P
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
A. F. of L
Japs Fight To Isolate Shanghai Area
Japanese troops crossed the Whangpoo River 17 miles south of Shanghai and General Matsui said the army would isolate the Chinese from Shanghai by Tuesday night. Reports spoke of heavy losses on both sides as Japanese planes resumed bombing missions to the south and west of the city amid strong resistance on the west bank.
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Shanghai
U.P
Whangpoo River
Twane Matsui
Whangpoo
Gallipolis Woman Robbed and Injured by Auto Thief
Miss Jane Bovie a 22 year old Gallipolis resident was robbed of her car in Huntington by a bandit who wounded her with a knife Saturday night Police here were informed of the attack and theft.
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Gallipolis
Jane Bovie
Huntington
Record Cotton Crop Forecast for Year
The Department of Agriculture forecast an all time record cotton production of 18 243 000 bales, up 679 000 bales from the forecast four months earlier.
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Washington
U.P
Department of Agriculture
Suicide jumps from High Level bridge in Cleveland
Arthur J. Stockwell 23, sailor from Marine City Michigan, telephoned his wife to say he would kill himself and then jumped to his death from the High Level bridge in Cleveland on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Arthur J. Stockwell
Marine City
Mich
Gallipolis Jurors Questioned In Fowler Murder Trial
Meigs County suspended sheriff Roscoe C. Fowler faces second degree murder charges for the alleged slaying of Lafe Williamson a 42 year old farmer and Republican leader at Eagles quarters. A 75 member jury pool was called and by noon 21 jurors were seated with adjournment pending possible challenges.
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Pomeroy
Roscoe C. Fowler
Meigs County
Lafe Williamson
Eagles
Fowler
Williamson
J. E. Bailey
del Rice
Charles Woode
Iva Brown
Thomas P. Weber
Herman Wolfe
W. B. Hannum
Henry Mora
Clifford Morris
Birdie Norton
Foster Reed
Curtis Reed
McCumber
Meigs
Black Delivers First Formal Ruling of 1937 Term
Associate Justice Hugo L. Black brings the Supreme Court’s first formal decision of the 1937 38 term. The ruling upholds the federal trade commission cease and desist order against Standard Education Society publishers of a standard encyclopedia and remands the case for further findings before the FTC.
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Washington
U.P
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Black
Federal Trade Commission
Standard Education Society
Trade Commission
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Commission
Japs Invade Alaskan Salmon Fishing Field
Alaskan fishermen and West Coast unions plan a boycott of Japanese ships in reprisal for the invasion of salmon grounds off the Alaskan coast. They say the Japanese fleet has already ruined cod and crab fishing and threatens a salmon industry worth 100 million dollars annually.
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San Francisco
Alaskan
Fifteen Year Old Boy Kills Grand Rapids Journalist
In Whitehall Michigan Floyd Peterson a 45 year old Grand Rapids newspaperman was shot and killed at the home where he stayed. Foster Gee a 15 year old Whitehall High School student confessed to the deputy sheriff stating he shot Peterson after Peterson threatened his mother with a revolver.
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Whitehall
Mich
Floyd Peterson
Grand Rapids
Ruby Gee
Foster Gee
Whitehall High School
R. B. Merrick
Peterson
Man Dies in Ohio Penitentiary Hospital
John Gullion aged 50 died in the prison hospital in Columbus. He spent 21 years in Ohio Penitentiary after being sentenced from Ironton on October 28, 1916 for first degree murder.
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Columbus
John Gullion
Ohio
Ironton
Williamson Case Chronicle Details Sheriff Fowler Murder Trial
A chronological summary of the Williamson case in Meigs County tracks Roscoe Fowler's murder trial for second degree murder as investigations unfold. Key dates include the June 27 discovery of Williamson, his July 17 death, witness sessions from July 20 onward, grand jury actions in September, and Fowler’s October 5 suspension.
Nature of Jap Reply Stirs Nine Power Conference
Delegates at the nine power conference hear that Japan will reply to peace terms with a negative but courteous stance. They remain skeptical Japan can be mediated in the China war. The Japanese response is anticipated by Wednesday with some hope of a potential approach.
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Brussels
Iu.pi
Japan
Prosecutor Pledges Max Penalties for Bingo and Keno
Acting police prosecutor Sidney B. Fink announced plans to seek maximum penalties against operators of bingo and keno games in Cleveland. He urged strict enforcement as the issue drew attention from local authorities and residents.
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Cleveland
Sidney B. Fink
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