Millfield Mine No. 6 resumes work after four weeks idle
Millfield Mine No. 6 of Sunday Creek Coal Co. resumes operations after a four week strike, about 200 former workers return to jobs. The dispute involved 375 miners and efforts by United Mine Workers leaders and state officials to secure union recognition and a company policy for re employment.
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Nelsonville
Millfield
Sunday Creek Coal Company
United Mine Workers Organization
Hocking
Chauncey Schoolhouse
Lee Hall
Hall
David Watkine
Percy Tetlow
International Union Organization
Chauncey
Millfield Mine
Offaers
Frank D. Henderson
James Berry
Ohio Division of Mines
George White
Millfeld
No. 6
Tipple
A Creek Coal Company
Oral Daugherty
Captain Tetlow
Frank
Henderson
John 8. Shetler
John A. Blount
Hillsboro
Federal Farm Board report details large grain and cotton purchases
Ames C. Stone testifies on the board’s stabilization program as the Senate Agriculture Committee reviews the agency. The record shows purchases of wheat totaling 270.2 million dollars and cotton purchases of 107.5 million dollars, with substantial unsold stocks and a remaining revolving fund between fifty and sixty five million dollars. The report defends actions as boosting farmers’ incomes while noting limited farmer response to production readjustment efforts.
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Congress
Farm Board
Grainabilization Corporation
Cotton Stabilization Corporation
O Ne
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Problems Facing Farmers Of Athens County Outlined To City Leaders
Athens County farmers addressed city business leaders at Hotel Berry with 60 agricultural leaders, Rotary Kiwanis and Chamber members present. Judge S M Johnson urged belief in farmers and national prosperity while Thomas H Johnson introduced farm leaders from Albany Coolville Amesville. H R Jacoby outlined dairy challenges, calling for market expansion and a milk ordinance for Athens to aid rural prosperity. Continued on Page 5.
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Athens County
Berry
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Jomor
S. M. Johnson
United States
Thomas H. Johnson
Albany
Coolville
Amesville
Johnson
H. R. Jacoby
Pomona Grange
County Dairy Association
Jacoby
Athens
Diary Association
Bettman to Appear in Columbus Hearing on WKBN Suit
Attorney General Bettman scheduled to testify in Columbus as part of a legal dispute involving WKBN. University officials reportedly pressed by Youngstown owners to time a move, but efforts were blocked.
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Jangle
Tucson Advocates Warm Winter Valley For Health
A Tucson dispatch notes the city’s warm, dry winter climate at 2300 feet, shielded by mountains and praised by doctors from New York for improving health and vitamin D. It suggests Samuel Johnson’s Rasselas might seek such a valley for well being. Continued on Page 4.
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Tucson
Ariz
Samuel Johnson
Rasselas
Happy Valley
Leopold Stieglitz
Dr Schloss
New York
Racketeering Charge Probe Opened In Cleveland
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Ray T. Miller planned a grand jury inquiry into alleged racketeering by the Ex cavating Contractors Association and the Hoisting Engineers Union. Contractors say taxpayers paid excess charges on building projects to meet union demands totaling about 80 000 dollars over two years. Association secretary Percy W Hudell and Hoisting Engineers Union president Frank A Converse denied collusion.
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Cleveland
U.r.cuyahoga County
Ray T. Miller
Cleveland Contractors
Percy W. Hudell
Contractors’ Association
Frank A. Converse
Hoisting Engineers’ Union
Hoover Kin in Court for Liquor Charge
C Van Ness Leavitt brother in law of President Hoover faced a police court trial in Santa Monica California on a liquor possession charge. Federal officers arrested him on November 9 after he claimed a man forced the bundle into his hands in a grocery store.
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Santa Monica
Calif
U.P
C. van Ness Leavitt
Hoover
Leavitt
Grandi Visit Intensifies Police Guard After Opera Row
In New York Dino Grandi and Signora Grandi faced heightened security after an anti-Fascist protest at the Metropolitan Opera House last night. Four hundred police surrounded the building with detectives near the Grandi box as leaflets were dropped from the balcony during his entrance.
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New York
Dino Grandi
Signora Grandi
Metropolitan Opera House
Grandi
Opera House
Blizzard Sweeps East From Rockies as Warm Spell Ends
A blizzard moved east from the Rockies as warm winter temperatures collapsed in the Midwest and East. Norman Potter, an air mail pilot, is missing after radio contact near Salt Lake City. Rescue efforts focus on the Denver area as trains and travelers suffer, while Chicago and New York break heat records for late November.
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Chicago
Ulpa Winetor
Rockies
Norman Potter
Salt Lake City
Potter
Salt Lake
Rocky Mountain
Midwest
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Cumbres Pass
New Mexico-Colorado
New York City
Japs Seek League Help for Neutral Manchuria Zone
Japan asks the League of Nations to help withdraw Chinese troops from Chinchow and create a neutral Manchurian zone. Tokyo signals willingness to accept a League formula if Chaing Kai-Shek’s forces retreat. Japan’s offensive pushes west of Mukden. war officials say Chinchow not to be attacked now. League Council drafts evacuation and inquiry plans amid China Japan stalemate.
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Manchuria
New York
U.p-Japan
League of Nations
Chinchow
Japan
Chang Hsenh-Liang
Mukden
Tokio
Chaing Kai-Shek
Hseuh-Liang
War
Balloonist Safe After Three Day Aloud Flight
Milford Vanik, 25, Cleveland balloonist, rode a 50 hour voyage that weathered rain sleet and snow. His balloon landed in Ontario after two days in heavy timber where he slept in the basket and woke to a wandering wolf before meeting a farmer and finding help in Bay City Michigan.
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Cleveland
U.P
Milford Vanik
Ontario
Canada
Bay City
Mich
Vanik
Mayor May Be Ousted in Wellston Ouster Bid
Mayor Thomas E. Webb of Wellston faces ouster on charges including intoxication and supplying liquor to a minor. Judge Benner Jones will hear the case Wednesday to consider temporary removal as 300 Wellston citizens signed the charges filed by Republicans. Democratic leaders seek an investigation by Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown into the recent election where Webb was defeated by five votes to Republican Theodore Waters. recounts left the result unchanged.
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Jackson
U.P
Thomas E. Webb
Wellston
Benner Jones
Webb
Clarence J. Brown
Theodore Waters
Election Board
Bostwick Goes Free Former Probate Judge Acquitted
Columbus reports former probate judge Homer Z. Bostwick was acquitted on blackmail charges related to the Eversole ring episode. A nine to twelve jurors found three co-defendants not guilty, including John Cooper Franklin Aubrecht and Charles E McGannon.
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Columbus
U.P
Homer Z. Bostwick
Bate Monday
Bostwick
John Cooper
Franklin Aubrecht
Charles E. McGannon
Opal Eversole
Kansas Seeks Less Wheat More Trouble For Next Year
Kansas signals plan to plant 16 percent less wheat next year while wheat prices rise nationally. Farmers expect political shift toward corn and other schemes. anger toward the Federal Farm Board grows as Kansas workers rally behind alternatives.
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Kansas City
U.P
Kansas
Washington
Federal Farm Board
East
Unionist on Trial in Southeast Kentucky Mine Ambush Case
In Mt Sterling Kentucky on November 24 U P reports jury selection began in Montgomery County Circuit Court for W B Jones secretary of the United Mine Workers Local at Evarts Harlan County first of ten men charged with conspiracy to murder in the May 5 ambush near Evarts as deputies escorted a strike breaker to Black Mountain Mines.
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Southeastern Kentucky
MT. Sterling
U.P
Kentucky
Montgomery County
W. B. Jones
United Mine Workers
Evarts
Harlan County
Black Mountain
Plane Runs Two Down Deaths Result As Propeller Strikes Men
At Hill Airport Latrobe Pennsylvania a plane struck two men and injured a third, killing two on November 24. The victims were near the aircraft during fueling when the propeller struck them. Authorities investigated the fatal accident and identified the deceased.
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Latrobe
U.P
the Hill
Toy
Heading East Into Trouble Zone And Unworried
Aboard S S Empress of Russia Floyd Gibbons describes a crowded voyage with 380 Chinese passengers and 2 Japanese crew amidst a peaceful crossing. He notes missionaries aboard and mentions Notre Dame students, portraying a lighthearted travel log.
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Will
S. S. Empress OF Russia
Floyd Gibbons
Notre Dame
All-Time Heat Record To Be Set
Washington reports an all time November heat record likely, unless a west to east cold wave arrives. Charles Mitchell notes higher than normal temperatures from the Atlantic coast to the Central Valley with no sign of break. He cites warm southern winds and pressure patterns as drivers.
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Washington
U.R
Mississippi River
Charles Mitchell
U. S
Atlantic Seaboard
Central Valley
Mitchell
United States
Canada
Alaska
Hyde and Stone to Testify on Farm Relief Today
Secretary of Agriculture Hyde and Federal Farm Board Chairman James C. Stone were summoned to testify before the Senate Agriculture Committee in Washington. Hearings aim to explain Farm Board operations and consider relief measures like the equalization fee or export debentures amid high wheat prices and slumping other farm goods. The American Cotton Shippers Association opposes the Farm Board.
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Washington
U.P
Hyde
James C. Stone
Federal Farm Board
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Stone
American Cotton Shippers’ Association
Shippers’ Association
Farm Board
Governors Seek Red Cross Aid for Destitute Children
Gov. Pinchot of Pennsylvania and Gov. White of Ohio unite to petition the American Red Cross for aid focused on destitute children during winter. Pinchot initiated the plan asking White to join in relief for unemployed miners' children, while White urged a broader scope to include all districts with need.
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Columbus
U.P
Gov. White
Ohio
Gov. Pinchot
Pennsylvania
American Red Cross
Pinchot
Cold Weather Forecast For Ohio Ahead Of Thanksgiving
Columbus reports from weather bureau chief Alexander indicate colder conditions for Ohio. Wednesday will be cold after recent heat, with rain tonight and probable snow flurries as west winds push through the state on Thanksgiving Eve.
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Columbus
U.P
Jap Chinese Forces Clash Near Mukden in Manchuria
Japanese and Chinese troops fought twenty miles southwest of Mukden as Japan aims a southward push. Chinese forces attacked Japanese patrols at Kaotaishan near Chulluho. Reinforcements moved from Mukden while Chinese irregulars gathered at Takantze east of Mukden.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Kaotaishan
Chulluho
Chang Haeuh-Liang
Takantze
Dairen
Jap Offensive Threat Looms Over Manchuria Crisis
Paris briefing reports Chinese delegate Dr. Alfred Sze accusing Japan of massing 4000 troops and aviation units en route to Mukden while bandits allegedly aided by Japanese soldiers attack Chinese forces in Manchuria. The League of Nations Council met briefly to seek means to avert a wider war.
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Paris
U.P
Mareshal Chang Haseuh-Liang
Chinchow
League of Nations Council
Council
Manchura
Alfred Sze
Seoul
Mukden
Manchuria
Train workers cut wages on Georgia and Florida line
Dow Jones dispatch reports a 10 percent wage cut for Train men on the Georgia and Florida Railroad effective December 1. The reduction announced by railroad management follows a period of cost cutting amid competitive pressure.
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New York
U.P
Georgia & Florida Railroad
Dow Jones & Co
Train Strikes Farmer Near Mt Vernon. Coondog Waits
Mt Vernon report says Harper Stricker, 55, farmer, was struck by a train near the town. His coon dog lay beside his hat and waited as officials removed the body. A whisky jug found near Stricker suggests alcohol use prior to the incident.
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MT. Vernon
Harper Stricker
Stricker
White House Under Heavy Guard for Communist Visit
The White House faced heavy security today as officials prepared for a visit by Communist representatives, with guards stationed around key entrances and heightened monitoring of activity. The move followed heightened tensions andwarnings from federal authorities about potential demonstrations or disruptions.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Columbus Drive Fund Seeks Final $156,124.39 Today
Columbus must raise 156,124.39 dollars today to reach a community best total of 897,088 in the specified time. The fund stood at 740,975 dollars.
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Columbus
U.P
Voters Choose Among Ten In Fourteenth District Race
Texas voters in the Fourteenth Congressional District go to the polls to replace the late Harry M. Wurzbach. Ten candidates seek the seat, with Charles W. Anderson the lone Republican contender.
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San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Fourteenth Congressional District
Harry M. Wurzbach
Charles W. Anderson
Republica
Twelve Thousand Mark Reached in Athens Community Chest Drive
The $12,000 goal was passed today with $12,045.31 raised by noon for the Athens and Athens County Community Chest. Majestic Theater plans benefited shows tonight with the Trav elera Dance Band of Ohio University entertaining and Cyril Maude’s Grumpy featured. Admission is 50 cents and funds go to the Community Chest. R C Hess urges workers to finish soliciting and file final reports at Security Bank Building.
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Athens
Athena County
Majestic Theater
Maurice Rosa
Travelera
Ohio University
Cyril Maude
R. C. Hess
Security Bank
C S Wheaton Buried At Port Clinton Sunday
C S Wheaton longtime Athens school superintendent died Saturday in Port Clinton at age 80. Funeral services were held Sunday with attendance from Athens and Port Clinton. he had served as school head in Beaver Falls and Port Clinton and was a lifelong church and public life participant.
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C. S. Wheaton
Port Clinton
Clinton
Wheaton
Athens Schoola
Fred Wheaton
Athens
Sunbury
New York State
Galena High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Beaver Fallo
Presbyterian Church Board
Edith Gill
Flossborn
Ralph Wheaton
Otis Wheaton
Marion
Charge Senators Shared In Sugar Stock Deal
Two Republican senators James J. Davis of Pennsylvania and James E. Watson of Indiana bought stock in a sugar company with unsecured notes and profited. They were invited to explain to the Senate Lobby Committee but offered no show of appearing. The stock is now worthless and Davis reportedly lost money. Investigator John Holland may wrap the case after further testimony.
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Washington
U.rtwo
Senate Lobby Committee
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
James E. Watson
Indiana
Senate
John Holland
Davis
Wolland
Teapot Dome
Watson
Dahibere Sugar Companies
Chicago
Akron drives past goal in unity Fund drive
Akron officials announced the Unity Fund drive met its $639 525 goal with a margin of about $10 000 after a session held in Akron City Club.
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Akron
Army
Akron City
Weather yesterday and next day forecast updates
Reading among scattered reports shows yesterday’s high near 78 in San Antonio and low around 2 in Modena, with rain and cooler conditions expected. Forecasts indicate wintry mix and flurries possible the following day as temperatures dip.
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San Antonio
Miami
Modena
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Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Eastern Railroads
Ence
Millat
Board of Adjustment
C. H. Bartlett
Messenger
Federal Board
Senate Agrculture Committee
Ames C. Stone
Kentuck
Alexander Legge
Kiwanis Club
Arthur Brisbane
Happy Vally
Frank Hitchcock
King Features, Inc
New York Opera House
Harl Wilson
Salida
Colo
Canadian
Weston
Senate Agricultural Committee
DOG Guards
Majestic
Senators
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