Fatally Injured in Route 50 Crash Ben Rosenberg Dies
Ben Rosenberg 49 owner of Athens Junk Co. died at Sheltering Arms Hospital from a fractured skull after his car struck a car driven by Guy H. Brown and collided with a westbound truck on Route 50 near White Hall. He leaves a wife Rose and son Solomon. Funeral held in Columbus.
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Athens Junk Co
Ben Rosenberg
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Route 50
Athens
White Hall
Rosenberg
Mccarthur
Guy H. Brown
Brown
State Highway Patrol
Elmer Tom
Dallas Wooster
Rose
Solomon
University of Pittsburgh
McArthur
Columbus
Sam Mellman
Fenwood Ave
Vast Rio Welcome for FDR During Brazil Visit
President Franklin D. Roosevelt received a tremendous welcome in Rio de Janeiro with tens of thousands waving flags as he rode past Vargas. The pair toured Avenida Rio Branco and attended a luncheon before addressing Brazilian lawmakers. A 21 gun salute marked the welcome and rain briefly paused for the procession.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Getulio Vargas
Avenida Rio Branca
Roosevelt
Vargas
Americas
U.P
New World
Brazilian Supreme Court
Senate
Chamber
Canada
Cape Horn
Mr.Roosevelt
Tijuca
E. G. Fontes
Indianapolis
Guanabara Bay
Thamas Cobras
Sao Paulo
Minas Geraes
Roper Presses Voluntary Cooperation on Economic Stand
Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper urges a return to basic NRA standards and voluntary cooperation among business labor and government. He warns that federal legislation must ensure cooperation if persuasion fails while opposing arbitrary control of business practices.
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Washington
U.S
Daniel C. Roper
Cruiser Prepares To Take Yankees Home
The US cruiser Raleigh powers up to move 60-odd American refugees from shattered Madrid toward France and home. Under Charge D Affaires Eric C Wendelin the embassy and consulate staff establish quarters here before Madrid leaves behind 109 citizens including 20 native Americans.
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Valencia
U.P
United States
Raleigh
France
Madrid
Mediterranean
Eric C. Wendelin
Two Deaths and Counterfeit Arrests Reported in Ohio
Bernard Becker age 20 of Marietta and student at Case School of Applied Science died from injuries after a Wednesday night automobile crash in Massillon. In Dayton authorities arrested a man registering as Edward Bolan age 6 with eight counterfeit twenty dollar bills found in his possession.
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Massillon
Bernard Becker
Marietta
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Dayton
U.P
Edward Bolan
Youth Saves Friend From Death Under Train Wheels
In a New York subway, 19 year old Buddy Tortore fell onto the rails and was saved by fellow 19 year old Louis Gatta who leaped between the rails as a train approached. Gatta pulled Tortore clear just before the wheels passed over them. The line's private police charged Tortore with disorderly conduct and intoxication.
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New York
Buddy Tortore
Buddy
Louis Gatta
Tortore
Man Hanged After Quebec Jail Escape Plea
Roland Sinclair aged 27 fled the snow covered yard of the Quebec jail and asked the hangman to hurry the execution. He was hanged for the murder of Lucien Viau, an elderly farmer from Latbiniere County.
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Quebec
U.P
Roland Sinclair
Sinclair
Lucien Viau
Latbiniere County
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr Reported Much Improved
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr the President's son improved from an acute sinus infection today according to hospital officials.
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Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Hearst hires John Boettiger as PI publisher
Seattle dispatch reports John Boettiger, Roosevelt son-in-law and former Chicago newspaper man, named publisher of The Post-Intelligencer. NewsGuild settlement ends a strike that began Aug 12 with firings of Frank Lynch and Phillip Armstrong, restoring 40 hour weeks, reinstating all old workers, and increasing wages by 2.50 to 7.50 weekly.
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Seattle
U.P
John Boettiger
Chicago
Roosevelt
Post-Intelligencer
William Randolph Hearst
Newspaper Guild
Frank Lynch
Phillip Armstrong
Guild
Hearst
Thanksgiving Day Mishaps Take 18 Lives
Ohio counted at least 18 deaths during the holiday period from a rooming house fire hunting accidents and auto incidents. Victims include Layton fire victims two youths in hunting accidents and a bicycle fatality in Columbus.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
Layton
William Bogard, Jr
Springfield
Sedalia
Robert
Edward Wesilowski
Lafferty
Frank
Dexter Souders
Chillicothe
Homer Collins
Thurman
Souders
Cleo Dunn
William J. Matthews
Shawnee
U S Accedes To Strikers To Aid Alaska
The federal government enters the commercial shipping business to supply Alaska with food, yielding to maritime unions in wage and hiring demands. Col Otto Ohls on, Alaskan Railroad manager, signs the accords as ships will be loaded and sailed from Seattle and San Francisco within a week.
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San Francisco
U.S
Alaska
Alaskan
Otto Ohl- Son
Alaskan Railroad
Seattle
4-H Club Livestock Judging Opens Expo
Boys and girls from 4-H Clubs in 21 states begin an international livestock exposition with a judging contest. A record grooming effort covers 14 653 cattle horses sheep and hogs in the International Amphitheater stalls. Another division features 5 000 samples of hay and grain from farms worldwide.
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Chicago
U.P
Pickets Injured in Attempt to Halt Train
Cumberland Maryland United Press reports twelve pickets at the Celanese plant were injured today when they tried to stop a train unloading workers inside the gates. The clash marks the first serious outbreak in the 15 day textile strike over a flat 15 percent wage increase for 9 000 workers led by the United Textile Workers.
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Cumberland
Med
U.P
Celanese Corporation of America
United Textile Workers
Pistol Duel Between Hungary Duelists Delayed to Saturday
In Budapest the planned pistol duel between Dr. Franz Sargas and his cousin Laziro Gebel, using specially prepared cartridges, was postponed today and will now be fought Saturday.
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Budapest
U.P
Franz Sargas
Hungary
Laziro Gebel
Seconda
End of Romance Foreseen in Mrs Simpson Affair
Reports say partnership between Ward and Mrs Simpson could spark a political push to influence legislation if the king opposes the friendship. Scotland Yard denies knowledge of threats or a protective guard, while Baldwin and other leaders reportedly oppose the relationship amid fresh speculation.
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Ward
Wallis Simp
Ster
Stanley Baldwin
Mrs. Simpson
Scotland Yard
Li Crash Engineer To Be Questioned In Chicago
Van R. Grooms, held in a hospital under technical arrest after an electric express crashed into a rear of a trolley car on an elevated line, killing 10 and injuring 58, was reported sufficiently recovered to permit questioning. Preliminary findings cite human error, with no mechanical fault.
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Chicago
U.P
van R. Grooms
Four Tigress Lessons Died in Cincinnati Zoo Brood
The Cincinnati zoo reports one of four newborn tiger cubs died soon after birth. The surviving trio remains under care, with the weak cub succumbing while mothered by a shepherd dog in the early days.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Stranded Passengers Call Coast Guard Rescue A Lark
A group of 12 passengers and pilot Chester Brown were forced down by fog near Gull Inlet. They survived two days on a rocky coast before being fed and housed by homesteader W. C. Graham, after Brown landed his tri motor plane on the beach.
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Juneau
Alaska
U.P
Coast Guard
Gull Inlet
Rocky
Chester Brown
Brown
W. C. Graham
Spain asks League to study intervention in Spanish civil war
The Spanish government asked the League of Nations council for a special meeting to study alleged Italian and German intervention in the Spanish civil war. Berlin reports German anger at the Nobel prize award to Carl von Ossietzky and the German minister to Sweden protested to Norway over the prize.
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Spain
League
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Italy
Germany
Berlin
U.R
Carl von Ossietzky
Sweden
Ohio Distilleries Hold 15 Million Gallons of Whiskey
Treasury report shows Ohio bonded warehouses hold 15 092 000 gallons of whiskey and stores are increasing. The alcohol tax unit released the data yesterday in Washington.
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Washington
AUP
Ohio
Treasury
Alcohol Tax Unit
Zaharoff Dies At 86 Maker Of Kings And Wars
Sir Basil Zaharoff, famed maker of kings and wars, died today in Monte Carlo at age 86. The financier and arms dealer built a vast empire of banks railroads hotels oil wells and mines and was famed as the “angel” to rulers and statesmen across Europe shaping thrones and revolutions for four decades.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
U.P
Basil Zaharoff
Europe
Zaharoff
Croesus
Children Hurt In Rush From Benefit Show
In Coladae Pa a radiator burst during a free children’s show at the Ritz Theater causing a stampede. Panic followed as steam was mistaken for fire and hundreds of parents crowded exits. More than 30 children were trampled and seven remain in hospital with others home recovering.
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Coaldale
U.P
Ritz
Twin Explains Death Feeling From Hospital Bed
New York doctors report Simplicio Godina, a severed Siamese twin, likely knows more about death than living people. He described a strange feeling before his brother Lucio died and now battles infection risk. If he recovers he must relearn movement, as he previously walked backwards.
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New York
U.P
Simplicio Godina
Simplicio
Lucio
Nationalist Bombardment Hits Cartagena Major Base
Three Nationalist squadrons conducted a terrific bombardment of military objectives at Cartagena the Loyalist naval base on the southeast coast official reports said today causing great damage to the fortifications ships and facilities used by Loyalist forces in the area
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Seville
Cartagena
Experiment With Death Ends In Tragedy In Omaha
Dr Edward Katskee a 34 year old Omaha physician conducted a cocaine overdose experiment coldly aiming to advance science. The death diary records his failing tongue paralysis delirium and final collapse as he improvised notes on the wall. His body was found in a wall corner near his office desk after he died attempting to document the experiment.
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Omaha
Neb
U.R
Edward Katskee
Katskee
Katekee
AFL Convention Debates Court Powers and 30 Hour Week Plan
The American Federation of Labor directed its executive council to study limits on the Supreme Court and urged Congress to enact a 30 hour week. The convention paused further moves amid a split over John L. Lewis' Committee for Industrial Organization and adjourned for officer elections. The report urged universal support for social security expansion, unemployment benefits, and migratory workers protections, with a proposed federal relief fund and larger old age pensions.
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Tampa
Fla
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Supreme Court
Congress
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
C. A. Weaver
Des Moines
A. F. of L
Green
Federation
Treasury
Ex-Boxing Champion Papke Kills Wife and Self
Billy Papke, 50, once world middleweight champ and later a saloon greeter, shot and killed his wife Edna Papke, 46, last Thursday before taking his own life. Witnesses at Jim Flynn's saloon said Papke had been morose for weeks after the divorce.
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Newport
Calif
Billy Papke
Papke
Edna Papke
Jim Flynn
Attends Daughter's Wedding by Phone From Hospital Bed
Confined to a hospital bed in Worcester J Willard MacGregor listened by telephone to the Thanksgiving Day wedding of daughter Jean MacGregor 800 miles away in SaginaW Michigan She married Myron Atlee Shilling a University of Michigan medical student after a university of Michigan graduate Jean MacGregor attended through a long distance ceremony
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Boston
U.R
J. Willard MacGregor
Worcester
Jean MacGregor
University of Michigan
Myron Atlee Shilling
Saginaw
Mich
UC Scientists Find Mixed Caraway Reeds With Limburger Cheese Odor
Berkeley researchers report a blend of caraway reeds with Limburger cheese creates a distinctive scent. The study notes the mixture produces a delicate odor profile linked to a long known aroma.
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Berkeley
Calif
U.R
University of California
Kent man suffocates in Thanksgiving fire
Edward Klinko, 36, of Kent, suffocated when his residence caught fire on Thanksgiving Day. Fire officials reported the fatal blaze and are investigating the cause.
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Kent
U.P
Edward Klinko
Relief From Cold Promised By Saturday
A warm air mass moving from the Northwest is expected to reach the Midwest today and the East by Saturday. Temperatures may melt snow in the Midwest and Ohio as warmer air arrives, but another round of snow is anticipated afterward across Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Missouri Iowa the Dakotas Nebraska Minnesota and Kansas.
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Chicago
U.P
Atlantic
Midwest
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Kansas
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
West Virginia
Kentucky
Mystery Man Leads Leftists in Madrid Siege
Gen Emilio Klee ber, a German French Canadian mystery man, named to supreme command of Madrid's northern front as the siege nears decisive battle. His international antifascist column enters the northwest front, with parades toward trenches and halted nationalist progress. Franco designates a neutral zone for foreign ships amid a Spanish nationalist crisis.
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MADND
Emilio Kleeber
Madrid
Valencia
Francisco Franco
Great Britain
Russian Official Warns Japan Against Attack
G. M. Kurtov, head of the Far Eastern executive committee, warned Japan that any attack would be met with a crushing blow and that Russia would not yield an inch of territory in his speech before the All Union Congress of Soviets in Moscow.
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Moscow
Japan
G. M. Kurtov
Far Eastern
All Union Congress of Soviets
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