Ohio Governor Links C I O to Little Steel Strikes
Governor Martin L. Davey of Ohio told a New York dinner audience that C I O communistic terrorists fueled lawlessness in the Little Steel strike last June. He accused leaders in Youngstown Canton and Warren of seizing citizens rights in labor’s name and faulted both unions and companies for failing to negotiate. He warned that violence and civil war were the C I O’s philosophy in some areas and said he could walk out of office with head held high when the time comes.
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NEW York
U.P
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Ohio Society of New York
Davey
John L. Lewis
Youngstown
Canton
Warren
Free America
Lewis
Organized Labor
Grange Hears Farm Program for Policy Reform
Harrisburg showcase as Louis J. Taber National Grange master outlines a basic farm policy to raise farmers’ income, boost voluntary legislation cooperation, aid small farmers, retire marginal land, pursue soil and forest conservation, fund crop storage loans, expand 4-H work, reduce traffic deaths, and improve roads. In Cincinnati a 73 year old widow Eva Telgheder died in a blaze and four men were injured in a two story frame dwelling fire.
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Harrisburg
U.P
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Farm Organization
Cincinnati
Eva Telgheder
Stormy Weather Looms Over House Session
Washington correspondent Rodney Dutcher previews six NEA Service stories ahead of Congress convening in Washington on November 15. The six reports examine the president's program, wages and hours, farm policy, government reorganization, regional power, anti monopoly legislation, budget and relief, plus how elections may affect power, in the Messenger series.
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Congress
Washington
Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
the Messenger
The
Messenger Today
French actress Magda de Fontanges detained on arrival
Is scarred Dark-eyed Magda de Fontanges, once linked to Mussolini, sits aboard the liner Normandie as U S immigration authorities hold her pending entry decision. The French journalist and actress, under a suspended one-year sentence for shooting Count Charles de Chambrun, was later barred from landing in America.
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Magda de Fontanges
Mussolini
Normandie
U. S
Charles de Chambrun
Italy
I] Duce
Veteran Train Engineer Dies At Nelsonville
Horace Hod Mender 78 a longtime locomotive engineer and railroad man died at his Nelsonville home after retirement a year ago He is survived by a wife six children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services led by Rev Ben Awe will be Friday at two at the Pilgrim Holiness Church and burial will follow at Green Lawn.
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Nelsonville
Horace
Hod) Mender
Mender
Earl
Hubert
Harley Juniper
Cecil Mender
Margery Brown
Audrey
Sailor Confronts Critics Over Broadway Dream
Cleveland reports Bradford Greene a 22 year old Navy composer hopes to quit the service for Broadway and marriage to Grace McDonald 18. Critics say the Navy should not release him. Grace has appealed to President Roosevelt for Greene's discharge.
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Cleveland
U.2
Bradford Greene
U. S. Navy
Navy
Pretty Grace McDonald
Roosevelt
Green
Bandit Dead Rancher Breaches Doom After Stabfest
Santa Rosa California early today rancher Thomas Elliott 79 fought a hooded bandit with a two handed ancient Chinese sword in his ranch home. Elliott hacked off the bandit's left hand then killed him after a fierce struggle. Elliott is dying at Sonoma County Hospital from stab wounds and heavy blood loss.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
INS
Thomas Elliott
Sonoma County
Closed Shop Upheld In New York Court
New York Supreme Court Justice Mitchell May upheld the closed shop agreement between employers and employees. He denied six workers' injunction requests to stop transport companies from firing them for not joining the Transport Workers of America.
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New York
U.P.— Supreme Court
Mitchell May
Transport
W~rera
America
Community Chest Nears Halfway Mark in Athens Campaign
The Community Chest drive for social and charitable agencies in Athens shows progress as totals reach $6,474 by 11:30 am toward a $13,160 goal. Officials note the campaign machinery is moving faster and expect the goal to be achieved.
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Athens
100 Percent Club pledge list includes local organizations
Employees in these organizations pledged to the fund. Athens Bottling Works James Josten Proprietor Rufus Putnam School FE F Sells Co E F Sells Proprietor Mechanicsburg School Ohio U Music Hall Annex Ohio U Practice House Central School West Side School East Side School Hotel Berry Staff
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Athens
James Josten
Rufus Putnam
FE. F. Sells Co
E. F. Sells
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
U. Music Hall
Central School
West Side School
East Side School
Hotel Berry
Campaign Chest progress slow due to solicitors reporting delays
Chest officials blamed slow progress in filling the Chest on late solicitor reports though donations continue. One Public Division unit has completed solicitation and Pendry reports schools canvassed. subscriptions total $348. Twenty teams are contacting employees in businesses with results expected in two days and daily checkups urged to speed reports.
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Supt
H. C. Pendry
Chest Office
Chest
Messenger
The
Baltimore Labor Leader Blocks Windsors U S Visit
Joseph McGurdy a 45 year old Baltimore labor figure drew up a resolution condemning the Windsors association with Charles Bedaux. The measure was endorsed by A F of L and C I O leaders calling Bedaux an enemy of labor and canceling the Windsors' trip.
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Duke of Windsor
United States
Joseph McGurdy
Baltimore
McGurdy
A. F. of L
Windsors
Charles Bedaux
Miss Charlotte Schafer Dies at 78 Teacher in Columbus Public Schools
Miss Charlotte Henrietta Schafer aged 78 a longtime teacher in the Columbus public schools died Tuesday night. Funeral arrangements pending local notices indicate she served four years in the district and was well known in the community.
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Columbus
U.R
Charlotte Henrietta Schafer
Columbus Public
Davey’s Relief Program Faces Senate Opposition
Governor Davey’s 15 million dollar poor relief plan encounters strong pushback from cities and Senate leaders. Lieutenant Governor Paul P. Yoder labels the program unworkable, citing local real estate levies and voter approval hurdles as major obstacles.
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Columbus
U.R
Davey
Senate
Paul P. Yoder
Yoder
Californian Murders Wife and Best Friend
In Glendale California Paul A Wright sits in jail outraged yet remorseful and confused after killing his wife and his best friend John Kimmel. He had brought Kimmel home to bolster his alibi and calm his wife's jealousy following a party for the Quiet Birdmen aviation club.
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Glendale
Calif
U.P
Paul A. Wright
John Kimmel
Wright
Kimmel
Armistice Day closure of all state liquor stores
State liquor stores will close Thursday in observance of Armistice Day, Liquor Director James W. Miller announced.
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Columbus
U.P
James W. Miller
Gas Institute opens with cooking demonstrations in Athens
A large audience filled the High School Auditorium to view the 1938 Gasco Food Institute program sponsored by The Messenger The Gas Company and local firms. Miss Katherine Thiele led the lecture with Miss Maxine Robertson assisting as the copper pig savings bank in the kitchen demonstrations highlighted budgeting and low temperature cooking.
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Gasco Food Institute
The
Messenger
Gas Company
Athens
Ronald Lowe
Food Institute
Katherine Thiele
Maxine Robertson
Home Service
One Chance in Six Takes Boy's Life
Hollywood reports 15 year old Carroll Anderson staged a Russian style demonstration with a six chamber revolver. He spun the cylinder and pulled the trigger wounding himself fatally after declaring one chance in six would kill. He aimed to show what happens to political prisoners.
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Hollywood
U.P
Carroll Anderson
Russia
Carroll
Chinese Flee Before Japs
Refugees and retreating Chinese troops crowded barbed wire in the French Concession and Nantao quarter as Japanese bombardment continues. Shelling and air attacks spread from north and west over the International Settlement, with a Japanese army spokesman promising ongoing fire while Chinese forces remain.
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Shanhai
U.P
Nantao
Whangpoo
Mrs Anna Hahn to be kept in Columbus City Jail
Mrs Anna Marie Hahn, a 31 year old Cincinnati slayer, likely will be lodged in Columbus City Prison while awaiting execution at Ohio Penitentiary. A motion for a new trial will be heard Monday. if denied she will be brought to Columbus early next week.
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Columbus
Anna Marie Hahn
Cincinnati
City
Ohio Penitentiary
J. C. Woodard
Exiled Kaiser Wilhelm’s 20th Year in Baile Doorn
Reports say the former Kaiser Wilhelm, now aged about 78, began his twentieth year in exile at Baile Doorn in Holland. The world press notes his long residence follows a tumultuous era in German affairs.
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Baile Doorn
Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Widespread Ohio Liquor Tax Violations Revealed
A 16 month Treasury inquiry uncovers 7 433 violations in 42 010 inspections across eight Ohio cities from May 1 1936 to Aug 31 1957. Tap rooms and liquor by the drink sellers led offenses including refilling bonded bottles and diluting higher grades, with 124 000 dollars in taxes and penalties collected.
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Washington
U.P
Treasury Department
Ohio
WPA
Stewart Berkshire
Inter
Berkshire
Missionaries Wilbur Family Endangered in Taiyuan Siege
Dr Leonard F Wilbur and his wife, missionaries to China with two children, were among eight Americans imperiled as Nipponese forces bombarded Taiyuan, capital of Shansi province, in a final push to seize the city. Wilbur is son of former Secretary of Navy Curtis D Wilbur.
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Leonard F. Wilbur
China
Taiyuan
Shansi
Wilbur
Secretary of Navy
Curtis D. Wilbur
Haiti Crisis Reports Alarm Massacre Claims
Washington officials reviewed first detailed reports by an American neutral observer estimating up to 5000 Haitian deaths in clashes with Dominican police on the border. The crisis stemmed from Haitian nationals crossing into the Dominican Republic for work at distress wages.
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Washington
U.P
Dominican Republic
Caribbean
Haiti
United Press
Aged widow dies at home in Marshfield
Mrs. Fannie Cox aged 84 widow of Hamilton Cox died this afternoon at her daughter Mrs Hiram Nanna's home in New Marshfield Funeral arrangements have not been set She leaves five children Mrs Nanna Mrs John Huffman Hamden Mrs J T Alexander Columbus Carl Cox Athens and Vaughn Cox Nelsonville
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New Marshfield
Fannie Cox
Hamilton Cox
Hiram Nanna
Discovery aids measles diagnosis by visible virus dies
New York report credits Jean Broadhurst, bacteriologist at Teachers College, Columbia University, with a method to reveal measles virus aids, promising faster diagnosis of the childhood disease.
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New York
Jean Broadhurst
Teachers College
Columbia University
Eagles Club Officer Testifies In Fowler Murder Trial
John Circle vice president of the Pomeroy Eagles Club testified that Special Prosecutor L Crary Davis called him a damn liar during informal questioning. Witnesses described a night at the Eagles Club on June 26 with Fowler and Williamson, a black jack sighting, and Williamson leaving with Williamsons skull injury cited. The defense questioned all witnesses about quarrels and the court adjourned for Armistice Day with no court session.
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Pomeroy
Roscoe O. Fowler
Lafe Williamson
John Circle
Pomeroy Eagles Club
L. Crary Davis
Circle
Davis
Blanche Roush
Dana R. Roush
Eagles Club
A. H. Joachim
Lydia Davis
Fowler
Williamson
Manning D. Webster
Meigs County
Marcella Fisher Hodge
Annette Ashworth
Webster
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
D. Curtis Reed
Athens
Miss Davis
Duane Davis
Thomas Young
Adolph Joachim
Pry To Break Stalemate Blocking Labor Truce
Peace negotiators of the CIO were expected to meet privately to seek a method of breaking the stalemate blocking a truce with the AFL. Joint conferences were recessed until Nov. 18, but CIO members hinted at decisive action during the interim.
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Washington
U.P
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Death of James Ramsay MacDonald Mourned Worldwide
Tributes flowed from all political sides as James Ramsay MacDonald 71 Britain’s first labor prime minister died Tuesday night aboard the Reina Del Pacifico en route to Bermuda. He collapsed last year at the lord mayor’s banquet and heart disease was blamed for his death. He remained a shadow leader of the National Labour Party amid party rifts.
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London
I UP
James Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Reina del Pacifico
Bermuda
MacDonald
South America
MacDoneld
Earl Baldwin of
Bewdley
National Labor Party
Labor
Labor Party
Yankee’s Slayer Executed in Syria at Dawn
The Telegraph Agency reports from Beirut that Meguer dich Karayan, who killed U S Consul General J Theodore Marriner outside the U S Consulate on October 12 for not having a visa, was executed at dawn in Syria.
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London
Exchange ‘Telegraph Agency
Beirut
Syria
Meguerdich Karayan
United States
J. Theodore Marriner
Marriner
U. S
Karagan
Grand jury to hear parole and pardon buying probe
A grand jury will be summoned November 22 to hear evidence from Herbert Duffy’s statewide investigation into parole and pardon buying. About 200 convicts will be called in Columbus for testimony.
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Columbus
A.P
Herbert
Duffy
Japan balks at Soviet role in Nine Power talks
Diplomatic sources say Japan may reject any mediation proposal by the Nine Power Conference in the Chinese Japanese war due to Russia demanding a role in the talks. Moscow also insists on representation on the steering committee if Italy joins.
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Brussels
Japan
Nine Power
Russia
Italy
Morgenthau to Reveal Roosevelt FD Spending Plans
Secretary Morgenthau is expected to unveil the administration’s financial measures tonight in a Washington address. The speech aims to outline plans to fight the ongoing business recession and guide fiscal policy under President Roosevelt.
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Morgenthau
Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Secretary - Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Boy Killed Hitching Ride Near Toledo
Ralph Hawk age 15 died Tuesday night from injuries after being struck under a truck wheel while hitching a ride near Toledo. Police investigation ongoing.
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Toledo
Ralph Hawk
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