Court Debates Guffey Coal Tax Bill and NRA Powers
A court opinion discusses the Guffey coal tax proposal and the scope of congressional power under the national industrial program. It notes debates over price controls, production regulations, and federal authority in wage and tax measures amid New Deal era actions, with references to Elwood Hamilton and the NRA framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Charles S. Munsel
Ted Dawson
Congress
First Judicial
United States
California Wife Plans Separation Amid Celebrity Twist
Unclear excerpts report a wife planning separation amid a tainted marriage rumor. The text references Clark fever of the screen and remarks from Mrs Gable and friends, with a mention of South America and property concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tork
Gable
South America
Robbery of Poor Boxes Alarmed Parishioners
A report describes a robbery involving a church poor box and a purse theft during prayer. Police Sergeant James investigates the incident as a repeated offense, noting a suspect linked to prior offenses and tension at the venue.
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Comeaux
James
NTADS Te big Ne
A fragmented OCR item notes a large event or group involving the NTADS and thousands of families. Details are unclear but reference to a major gathering or initiative appears, with emphasis on extensive participation. No specific dates or named organizations beyond NTADS appear readable.
Sheriff Uses Jail Inmates for Road Work Edict
Sheriff Roscoe Fowler ordered eight county jail inmates to work on county roads as a cost saving measure. He warned that those who refused would face a bread and water diet, following a Board of County Commissioners decision to employ prisoners due to a depleted road budget.
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Pomeroy
Roscoe Fowler
Board of County Commissioners
Pickets Around Moore Enameling Plant As Labor Talks Continue
Union coal miners joined pickets around the Moore Enameling and Manufacturing Co plant in Coshocton as federal labor conciliator L. J. Smith met with union leaders and company officials. President Walter B. Moore said the plant would reopen when former employees return, while leaders claimed a majority joining the company union could force an immediate reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Moore Enameling and Manufacturing Co
L. J. Smith
Stamping and Enameling Workers Union
Smith
Walter B. Moore
Concern
Moore
Robert Shaw
W. M. Reed
Enameling
Shaw
Fall Business Upturn Strong
Ayres says Cleveland Trust Co review shows a normal autumn rise in activity, first six years with more than seasonal growth. He forecasts corporate earnings and dividends to rise in 1935 and 1936, noting widespread improvement across crops, retail, construction, industry, and rail freight.
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Cleveland
Leonard P. Ayres
Monthly Review
The
Cleveland Trust Co
Colonel Ayres
Girl Flier Forced Down In Brazilian Swamp
New Zealand aviator Jean Batten, first woman to fly solo over the South Atlantic, was forced to land at Praia Sececa, Brazil, about 53 miles north of Rio de Janeiro, due to fuel shortage. She arrived in Rio de Janeiro this morning aboard a Brazilian army plane, leaving her damaged aircraft in a salt swamp.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Jean Batten
Praia Secca
Brazil
Fiier
South Atlantic
Praia Sececa
Ohio Governor Davey Sends Regret Telegram Inauguration Message
Governor Martin L. Davey regrets missing President James's inauguration. He sends cordial greetings and best wishes for a successful administration. He notes James leads a highly regarded institution and extends a welcome from trustees, faculty, alumni, and students.
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Martin L. Davey
James
Pr. James
Ohio
Dr. James
President Roosevelt urges highway safety campaign at AAA
President Roosevelt spoke to the American Automobile Association convention urging an intensive and concise campaign for highway safety to reduce accidents. The message emphasized public awareness and preventive measures for safer driving nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
American Automobile Association
Harar Near Capture Reported by Italian Allies
Italian correspondents in Ethiopia say the strategic city of Harar is imminent as forces move toward the Addis Ababa Djibouti rail line. The clash on the northern front leaves casualties on both sides and reports of air raids and bombardment near Daggah Bur and Antalo.
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Ethiopia
Harar
Addis Ababa
Djibouti
Askari
Makale
Antalo
Amba Alaji
Daggah Bur
Gorrahei
Jijiga
Rabbit Season Opens at Noon Across State
Huntsmen head to hills as the rabbit season begins at noon rather than 7 a.m. in Ohio. About 500000 licenses issued promise large turnout, with the law allowing possession beyond five rabbits applying only to hunters, per the conservation department. Judge Frank Slabaugh's ruling awaits possible appeal by Assistant Attorney General C G L Vearick.
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Columbus
Huntsman
Conservation Department
Common Pleas
Frank Slabaugh
Licking County
C. G. L. Vearick
College Presidents At Luncheon Listen To Messages
Inauguration luncheon at the Hotel Berry featured A H Upham of Miami University Edward S Parsons of Marietta College Arthur Cutts Willard of Illinois Willfred O Mauck of Hillsdale College Dr Herman G James of Ohio University presiding Gov Martin L Davey delivered a message of regret E L Bowsher introduced and greetings from Columbia University Ohio State University and University of California were engraved the Columbia greeting in Latin
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Berry
A. H. Upham
Miami University
Edward S. Parsons
Marietta College
Arthur Cutts Willard
University of Illinois
Willfred O. Mauck
Hillsdale College
Herman G. James
Ohio University
E. L. Bowsher
Martin L. Davey
Columbia University
Ohio State University
University of California
Columbia
Avery A. Shaw
Denison University
Granville
Cecil A. Thomas
Fenn College
Cleveland
Oxford
Charles E. Miller
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Frederick E. Lumiey
Hiram’ College
Hiram
James
Edmund D.soper
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
W. G. Clippinger
Otterhein College
Westerville
Ralph K Hickok
Western College
Walter L. Collins
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Howard W. Jones
Youngstown College
Youngstown
Joseph Rosier
Fairmont State Teachers College
Fairmont
W. Va
Irving Maurer
Beloit College
Beloit
Wis
Arthur C. Willard
Urbana
Karl L. Adams
Northern Illinois State Teachers College
DeKalb
Illinois
Willfred C. Mauck
Hillsdale, Mich
James F. Zimmerman
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Charles L. Anspach
Ashland College
Ashland
Homer B. Williams
Bowling Green State College
Bowling Green
Relief rolls shrink in Ohio counties last week
Columbus reports 9748 fewer persons on the direct relief rolls across Ohio's ten most populous counties in the latest weekly count.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dr Herman G James Becomes Twelfth Ohio University President
Dr Herman G James took the oath as Ohio University’s twelfth president this morning. He introduced Inauguration Day speaker Dr Harry Woodburn Chase chancellor of New York University who advocated popular education.
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Herman G. James
Ohio University
Lands
Colleges of Nation
Herman Gerlach James
T. R. Biddle
Harry Woodburn Chase
New York University
Luhrig Man Shot Interceding in Family Argument
Kenneth Francis, 28, of Luhrig, was shot in the abdomen while intervening in a quarrel between William Stone and his wife at Stone’s New Marshfield home. Stone, 33, admitted shooting and was jailed. Francis is in very serious condition at Sheltering Arms Hospital. No charges filed yet pending Francis’s outcome.
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Kenneth Francis
Sheltering Arms
William Stone
New Marshfield
Luhrig
Sheltering Arms Hospital
William Albert Stone
Officers Sey
Athens County
Stone
Francis
Charles Stratton
Harold J. Rose
Rose
Francia
Ohio Prohibition Party Unifies Dry Forces in Ohio
The State Prohibition Party voted to merge with the Commonwealth Party, forming united opposition to alcohol, nicotine, gambling and other evils. Each group will name four delegates to a national convention and a joint platform and state ticket will be framed by a four member committee from each party.
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Columbus
Prohibition Party
Ohio
Commonwealth Party
United Forms
Bulen reports garage stolen in pieces
Columbus resident J. E. Bulen told police thieves dismantled his two car garage and carted it away in sections, leaving the residence without the structure.
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Columbus
J. E. Bulen
Dana Walks After Months in Hospital and Barbershop Visit
Dana Lee Tom, recently released from Sheltering Arms Hospital after a gunshot wound, took his first walk with father Fred Lee Tom to the barber shop and back. He weighed 103 pounds after losing about 35, plans include a movie and perhaps the Athens versus McArthur game, aiming to return to school after Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Lee Tom
Fred Lee Tom
Dana
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
McArthur
Wages Paid in Silver Dollars Sparks Delaware Trade
A Delaware city plans to pay wages in silver dollars through Christmas as a Chamber of Commerce tactic to reduce holdings and spur Christmas shopping. Employers agreed to the system, hoping the bulky coins would prompt workers to spend.
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Delaware
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio University Inauguration Links Past Presidents
Dr. William Henry Scott and Dr. Charles W. Super attended the inaugural of President Herman G. James in Memorial Auditorium. The event honored Ohio’s history with portraits of former leaders and featured remarks from notable alumni and university officials.
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Elmer Burritt Bryan
William Henry Scott
Charles W. Super
Ohio University
Men's Union
Herman G. James
Memorial Auditorium
Scott
Dr. Super
James
Frank Warner
Ohio
37 States Represented at O U Inaugural Reception
Representatives from 37 states and the District of Columbia join Ohio University alumni and faculty for Dr. Herman G. James inauguration. The program includes a Memorial Auditorium ceremony, a Hotel Berry luncheon, library reception, and a Detroit Symphony Orchestra concert. Attending presidents include Avery Shaw Denison University and Arthur Willard University of Illinois among many others.
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Ohio University
States
District of Columbia
Athens
Herman G. James
Memorial Auditorium
Hotel Berry
James
Edwin Watts Chubb
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
From College to CCC Camp
A reflective piece by Irvin B. Corb from Santa Monica contrasts the hopeful past of graduates selling bonds with grim postwar disillusion. The author laments a generation burdened by folly, duties to children, and the looming choice between entering a CCC camp or facing bleak prospects.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Irvin
Corb
First Poles Erected in Rural Electric Race near Piqua
In Miami County two rival lines race to serve 700 farm families as Rural Electrification Administration funds a 24000 loan for a cooperative project. Dayton Power and Light crews lead, while rights of way and county road franchises prompt legal scrutiny by County Prosecutor Paul Kiopp of Troy.
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Miami County
Dayton Power @ light Co
Co-Operative Project
Rural Electrification Administration
Dayton Power & Light Co
Piqua
Paul Kiopp
Troy
J P Mohler Suffers Stroke of Paralysis
J P Mohler a 72 year old Pratts Fork resident suffered a stroke on Court Street in Athens as he shopped. He was taken to his daughter Mia Weatherby’s home in Richland Avenue. Clerks noticed his speech faltering before he collapsed near the courthouse. About 25 dollars was in his pocketbook, which may have been dropped in the street.
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Court Street
J. P. Mohler
Pratts Fork
Mia
J. W. Weatherby
Richland Avenue
Athens
Frank Lowther
Mre. Weatherby
Woman Jailed for Illegal Liquor Sale in Toledo
Mrs Cap itolin Kline, 81, jailed for illegal sale and possession of liquor after an inability to pay a $300 fine and costs. Judge Homer Ramey sentenced her to the workhouse late Thursday, marking a fourth offense.
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Toledo
Capitolin Kline
Homer Ramey
Notable College Names Listed Across Several States
The article lists professors and doctors connected to many institutions including Smith College Wellesley College Harvard University and the University of Michigan among others. It mentions numerous colleges in states such as Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey and New York with continued coverage on Page 13.
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James L. McCreight
Tarkio College
Robert J. White
William Jewell College
Nebraska
J. T. House
Dean College
Nevada
Lawrence L. Gill
University of Nevada
New Hampshire
Albert R. Chandler
Dartmouth College
New Jersey
Paul C. Martin
Princeton University
Chase Praises Education Aim at Ohio University Inauguration
Dr. Woodburn Chase chancellor of New York University addressed about 2500 at Ohio Universitys Alumni Memorial Auditorium praising widespread schooling as the foundation of opportunity. The oath of office for President Herman G James was administered by Dr. T R Biddle with program notes including Gloria in Excelsis sung by the University Choir and prayers by Dr A A Shaw of Denison University Granville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburn Chase
New York University
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Herman Gerlach James
Ohio University
T. KR. Biddle
Ohio University Board of Trustees
James
Herman G. James
The
United States
State of
Ohio
A. A. Shaw
Denison University
Granville, O
Higher education faces shifting tides in American dream
Dr. Chase addresses a 2,500 strong Athens audience as President James acknowledges trustees and faculty. He traces higher ed enrollment from 3 percent in 1900 to about 18 percent by 1930, notes inflation fears and shifting attitudes toward college in the Depression era, and predicts a renewed rise despite naysayers.
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America
Chase
Athens Man Indicted For Narcotic Violation
A federal grand jury indicted Clyde Woodruff of Athens in narcotic violation charges. The panel returned 63 indictments including five secret, with other cases citing forging a postal money order by Cleo Webster and Louise Cooper Rider of New Lexington.
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Athens
Columbus
Clyde Woodruff
Cleo Webster
Louise Cooperrider
New Lexington
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Wile
NTADS
Ne . Ger
Meigs County
Union Miners Aid
Ayres
Davey
By Henry Cassidy
Associated Press
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Anchor House
Dr. Scott
Dickinson College
Ohio Uni
Super
College of the College of Arts
Neil D. Thomas
Claude Burton Hutchison
Hutchison
College of Agriculture of
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Alabama
J. Ward Keener
Birmingham Southern College
California
Claude B. Hutchison
A. Blias
Stanford University
Colorado
Kinzie B. Neff
Colorado College
EB. B. Smith
University of Denver
Janet P. Wilson
Colorado State Teachers College
Connecticut
Edmund 8. Merriam
Trinity College
E. L. Christie
Weeleran University
C. N
University of Chicago
Earle R. Bryant
James Millikan University
H. F. Scott
Illinois College
Indiana
William A. Manuel
DePauw University
James FE. Moffat
Indiana University
Wilmer C. Harris
Butler University
Owen E. Williams
Purdue University
Andrew T. Smithberger
Notre Dame Iowa
J. Ernest Carman
Simpson College
Harry E. Benz
State University of Iowa
Kansas
Leon E. Smith
Ottawa University
D. T. Schoonover
Washburn College
John A. Heas
University of Kansas
Florence Justin
Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Science
Kentucky
Paul P. Boyd
University of Lexington
R. A. Foster
Eastern Kentucky State Teachers’ College
Henry K. Beck
Georgetown University
Louisiana
Charles W. Pitkin
Louisiana State University
Maine
Malcolm E. Stickney
Bates College
Edwin F. Bearce
University of Maine
Maryland
Grace R. Johnson
Goucher College
John J. Crumley
Johns Hopkins University
Massachusetts
George R. Havens
Amherst College
W. H
Fowler
Boston University
William A. Matheny
Clark University
Clarence E. Richards
Massachusetts Institute
CCC
Cobb
York University
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