Predicted Upturn Foreseen By Fed as Industry Rebounds
An AP report notes cautious optimism from the Federation of Labor and the Federal Reserve about a forthcoming industrial upturn. Officials cite rising production, improved credit conditions, and a hopeful outlook after a period of sharp declines, signaling a potential recovery in the economy.
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Federation of
Washington
A. F
Con. Marriner
Eelve Board
Ade
Credit Navay
Napf
Sawyer enters race for Ohio governor nomination
Former Lieutenant Governor Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati announced he will run for the Ohio Democratic nomination for governor in response to letters urging his candidacy.
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Ohio
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Ohio Industry Loss Seen as New Tax Threat
Ohio lawmakers weigh a proposed doubling of taxes on manufacturing machinery and inventories. Industry leaders warn higher costs push production to rival states, especially for steel and rubber, with Cleveland iron ore stockpiles cited as a competitive disadvantage.
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Ohio
Massachusetts
New York
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Sterling Newell
Cleveland
Steel
House Taxation Committee
Iron and Steel Companies
Refusal to Arbitrate amplifies strike at Barberton plant
Officials of the company refuse to arbitrate as the Barberton plant faces ongoing strike turmoil. Workers remain tense amid threats and patrols around the facility as demands for freedom and safety persist into the morning hours.
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Wader
Barberton
Benera
West Virginia Officials Rule on Railroad Fight
Judges in West Virginia unanimously decide the long running rate dispute involving the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and the Ken River line. The decision upholds the railroad’s field operation management amid regulatory challenges.
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West Virginia
Chesa Railroad Company
Les
Ken River
Sawyer Seeks Nomination in Ohio Primary
Former Lieutenant Governor Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for Ohio governor. He cited letters urging him to run and said he would explain his reasons and goals in the near future. The decision followed weeks of cautious remarks and a letter to Mrs. Margaret O Neil of Girard.
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Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
William Pickrel
Davey
Margaret O'Neil
Girard
Ex-convict ad nets 14 job offers in Chicago
An ex convict placed a bold want ad declaring two years experience in a high standing penal institution. He stated he was reformed and free of crime minded traits and received fourteen legitimate job offers after the ad ran in a Chicago newspaper.
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Chicago.p
Dynamite Blasts Hit Home Of Harlan Lawyer C B Spicer
The front of the home of C. B. Spicer prominent Harlan attorney was wrecked by two dynamite blasts early today. Spicer his wife and eight children sleeping inside were uninjured. Officers smelled dynamite but could not determine the form of the explosive.
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Harlan
C. B. Spicer
Spicer
Ohio revokes driving rights of four more motorists
Columbus registrar Frank West announced the revocation of four more driving licenses today under Ohio's Drivers' Responsibility Bill, bringing the total penalized to 235. The action underscores ongoing enforcement of the three month old measure.
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Columbus
Frank West
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Ohio
Theft reported by patrolman after leaving Baptist Tabernacle
Patrolman Joe Allen said a pocket pickpocket stole his wallet containing $4 and lodge cards as he left the Baptist Tabernacle in Atlanta. The incident was reported by the officer.
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Atlanta
Joe Allen
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Cryptic Note Baffles Police In Local Death Case
Sheriff Ralph Elser investigated the death of 58 year old Steve Veljackc found near a fire in a field with most clothing burned off. A hunter found a cryptic note saying Because they know they are going to lose it. Veljackc died at a hospital after being burned. His companion reported Velpacic was all right when he left him. John Pleasac owned the farm where the body was found.
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Youngstown
Ralph Elser
Steve Veljackc
Velpacic
John Pleasac
Bricker Rules Pensions May Not Be Paid From Bonds
In Columbus Attorney General Bricker informs Athens County Prosecutor Rose that Carey Act bonds designated for cash relief cannot fund mothers pensions. The provision specifies payment of mothers pensions from bonds tied to the one per cent utility excise tax. In Chicago Laurent Clody notes Americans spend 50 million on flowers for sweethearts and 62 million for wives.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Athens County
Harold Rose
Chicago
Laurent Clody
Allied Florists of Illinois
Union Leader John L. Lewis resigns AFL leadership
John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, announced his resignation as vice president of the American Federation of Labor citing irreconcilable differences with a majority of the executive council over organizing the large industry. He offered no specific reason and left town after sending a brief resignation to AFL President William Green.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Atlantic City
Lewis
William Green
A. F. of
Beavers Deluge WPA Dam Plans In Laverne Minnesota
Officials complain that beavers overran a newly approved works project in Laverne Minnesota. Three dams were planned for Mound Lake Creek but beaver activity forced officials to rename the site and rebuild the structures to meet specifications.
Eight Die in Ohio Highway Accidents Across State
The Associated Press reports eight people killed on Ohio highways Sunday and three fatally injured earlier. Names include Elizabeth Stewart 31 drowned in Middle Town canal, John Baker 22 died after motorcycle collision, and Herbert Jeanderwin 42 killed in Parral Tuscarawas County while crossing. Other fatalities occurred in Cincinnati including Mattie Mercer 68, Cecelia Koch 59, Anthony Prinzbach 24, and Richard Braun 22. Robert Carter 25 of Cleveland died from auto collision injuries. John Jakal 73 died in Cincinnati from injuries from November accident.
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Ohio
Elizabeth Stewart
Middletown
John Baker
Warren
Herbert Jeanderwin
Dover
Parral
Tuscarawas County
Mattie Mercer
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Anthony Prinzbach
Richard Braun
Cecelia H. Koch
Shivana
Train-Wrecker Admits Lying on Witness Stand
Ohio convict James Thompson of Ironton says he lied on the stand about threats by Sheriff Monte and Prosecutor Henry. He declares he is ready to die in the electric chair on February 5 and asks to see all involved in heaven.
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Columbus
James Thompson
Ironton
Ohio Penitentiary
J. P. Stepro
Thompson
Bernard Monte
Henry
Woodard Escorts Lifers Visitor To See Injured Family
Ohio Penitentiary Warden James C Woodard took Thomas Yonnie Licavoli to Fostoria Sunday to visit the former Toledo gang leader's wife and mother hospitalized after a crash near Fostoria Friday. Licavoli cannot attend the funeral of his 3 year old daughter and his father who died in the collision while en route to the penitentiary to visit him.
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Columbus
James C. Woodard
Ohio Penitentiary
Thomas
Yonnie
Licavoli
Fostoria
Toledo
Woodard
Admiral Jellicoe is Mourned Across Empire at 75
Hero of Britain's World War navy Admiral Earl Jellicoe dies after a long illness. He commanded the British fleet against Germany at the Battle of Jutland and is mourned throughout the empire.
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Britain
Earl Jellicoe
Empire
Jutland
Autonomous Government Inaugurated in North China
Yin Ju-Keng heads a new nine member autonomous council for 25 counties in Hopeh and Chahar provinces and seeks Japanese support to purge Communists. The regime claims autonomous control over most revenues and invites five provinces to join, while denying separatism.
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New Province
North China
Japan
Yin Ju-Keng
Hopeh
Chahar
China
Yin
Nanking
Sun Cheh-Yuan
Sung Chey-Yuan
Tungchow
Sung
Hopebh
East Hopeh
Muinning
Great Wall
Peiping
Tientsin
Sone
Brazilian Army Group Revolts. Natal In Rebel Grip
An army group described by federal officials as Communist seized Natal, while President Vargas convened an emergency cabinet. Authorities said sympathetic uprisings in Pernambuco and Alagoas were repressed, and non commissioned officers were blamed for the challenge. Reinforcements from land, sea, and air forces were ordered to the northeast to quell the unrest.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Natal
Getulio Vargas
Great Northern
Pernambuco
Alagoas
Ohio Receives Extra Funds For Road Work Program
Washington reports a total of 7 910 508 dollars approved by President Roosevelt to eliminate grade crossings in Ohio. A remaining balance of 1 429 209 dollars awaits apportionment for Works programs, covering eleven federal-aid projects outside cities and nine inside municipalities plus planning and feeder road projects.
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Washington
Ohio
Roosevelt
Liquor Vote Recount Shows Discrepancy
Guernsey County officials will investigate Tuesday conduct of a liquor option election held November 5 in Cumberland. A recount showed 150 for continuation of 3.2 beer sales and 143 against, while the recount reversed to 9 for and 24 against. The dispute involves the Women's Christian Temperance Union.
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Cambridge
Guernsey
Cumberland
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Zanesville Doctor Dies from Self Inflicted Wound
Dr A H Gorreil aged 62 died from a bullet wound in the head in Zanesville. Coroner Harry Glaser said the former mayor killed himself amid grief over his wife’s death last May.
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Zanesville
A. H Gorreil
Harry Glaser
Gorrell
No Nobel Peace Prize for 1935
Cobb ponders why Greenland escapes scorn as the Nobel Peace Prize is not awarded. He notes global unrest in seven major cities and praises Greenland for its rare peaceful year amid riots and conflicts.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Bigelow Doubts 1936 Victory If Coughlin Opposes
Cincinnati leaders of the National Union for Social Justice warn against a Roosevelt defeat should Father Charles E. Coughlin oppose him. Rev Herbert Bigelow says no likely candidate could beat Roosevelt amid Coughlin’s challenge, even suggesting Idaho Senator William E Borah as possible. He doubts Borah would secure the Republican nomination.
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Cincinnati
Herbert
Bigelow
National Union For Social Justice
Charlies E.) Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Roosevelt
National Union
United States
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Thanksgiving Holiday for WPA Workers
WPA workers will observe Thanksgiving Day as a holiday with all projects shut down. Only essential staff will remain on duty, Athens district supervisor Ray Noble announced today.
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WPA
Ray Noble
Athens
Noble
John Rood Undergoes Appendix Removal at Sheltering Arms
John Rood of % Morris Ave. was admitted to Sheltering Armes Hospital for an appendectomy this morning and is expected to recover.
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John Rood
Morris Ave
Sheltering Armes Hospital
Hiker Gives Lift Prompts Car Theft Case
Dr Adolph Schreithart of Manitowoc Wisconsin gave a hitchhiker a ride to Chicago and paid a week’s board. A few days later Schreithart asked police to locate his guest who then stole the car after ordering attendants to fill the gasoline tank.
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Chicago
Adolph Schreithart
Manitowoc
Wis
Road Work Starts in Dover Township in Athens WPA Plan
One hundred twenty five unemployed workers were assigned to the Athens WPA District today. A new Dover Township road improvement project will begin this morning, transferring labor from the Chauncey street job. Other projects foreseen this week include Throckmorton Knowlton roads and Frost Coolville Road, with transfers from Lee Township and Big Run quarry as funds and materials allow.
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Dover
Athens
WPA
Ray Noble
Noble
Athens County
Dover Township
C. D. Ault
Chauncey Street
Throckmorton-Knowlton
Lee Township
Ault
Nelsonville
Frost-Coolville
Union St
Big Run
Hudwell
Lubrig
N. May Ave
Morgan St
Glougter
Sunday Creek
China Clipper Set for Flight to Wake Island
Pan American Airways China Clipper was refueled and prepared for a dawn takeoff from Midway Islandbound for Wake Island on a 1911 mile leg across the Pacific earning a day on crossing the date line. Residents await arrival while unloading cargo and mail from the mainland and Honolulu.
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Midway Islands
Pan-American Airways Radio
Wake Island
Ite
Lonely Midway
Tts Midway
Honolulu
Manila
Lambert Jailed for Albany Turkey Theft
Donald Lambert age 35 was jailed in Athens County awaiting arraignment for stealing 45 turkeys from Lawrence Mitchell in Albany last Thursday night. He was arrested by the Jackson County sheriff and brought to Athens by Sheriff Charles Stratton. A warrant is out for a second Jackson County man tied to the same theft.
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Donald Lambert
Welleton
Athens County
Lawrence Mitchell Albany
Lambert
Jackson County
Athens
Charles Stratton
Stratton
George II Returns to Throne After 12-Year Absence
King George II returns to Athens aboard the cruiser Helle amid riotous crowds and cavalry charges. He lands at Phaleron, travels with the crown prince to the capital, attends a Te Deum at the cathedral, and resumes the throne he abdicated in 1923.
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George II
London
Helle
Phaleron
Athens
Monsignor
Crysostome
Mussolini Seizes Oil Embargo Win as War Presses East Africa
Premier Mussolini achieved a diplomatic victory as the League of Nations put oil sanctions on hold for now. Britain and France pressed delay while Laval urged postponement to avoid European unrest. Ethiopian forces claimed gains near Makale and Orrahel as Rome readied multi-front offensives under Graziani and Badoglio with De Bono’s Eritrean troops redeploying.
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East
Africa
Haile Selassie
Italy
League of Nations
Geneva
League
Great Britain
France
United States
Pierre Laval
Paris
League A
Laval
London
Downing Street
Britain
Ethiopia
Rome
Boitiio de Bono
Pietro Badogno
de Bono
Rodolfo Graziani
Ogaden
Dank
Divorced Man Arrested On Non Support Charge
Clayton H. Johnson was in the Athens County jail today on a charge of non support filed in the Athens County Probate Court. Sheriff Charles Stratton and Special Officer Claude Steppe made the arrest Saturday. Johnson's wife Beasie May recently was granted a divorce in the Common Pleas Court. They have two small children which Johnson must support.
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Clayton H. Johnson
Athens County
Jas
Charles Stratton
Claude Steppe
Johnson
Beasie May
Tobacco Outlook Good, Say Growers Hope For Profitable Season
MA YSVILLE Ky 4P The Maysville hurley market one of the principal outlets for Ohio grown tobacco will open here Dec 3 with prospects owners say of one of the most profitable seasons in years Warehouses opened today to receive shock which later will be offered at the auctions.
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Maysville
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