Terrible Cold Threatens Navajos During Harvest Tragedy
Terrible cold and a blizzard trap Navajo harvesters at Manuelito New Mexico during the annual pine nut harvest. Temperatures plunge to 25 degrees below zero as relief efforts struggle with communication and uncertain deaths, with reports of horses eaten to stave off starvation and guards of the crop facing possible disaster.
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Indiana
Ston-E
Mike Kirk
Manuelito
Kirk
Woodcraft
United Press
Mesas
Uni
Ouster Upheld By Judges in Appeals Court
The Fourth District Court of Appeals upheld the removal of Franklin County probate judge Homer Bostwick for alleged press misconduct in office following a brief association with Opal Eversole. A prior three-judge common pleas panel had removed him on Sept. 22 after finding grounds for removal.
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Columbus
Uup
Homer Bostwick
Franklin County
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Hoseve J Mauck
Gallipolis
Peter Blosger
Chillicothe
William H Middleton
Waverly
Bostwick
Common Pleas
Walter D Jones
Miami County
W HO Vaughin
Morrow County
James C
Youth Robber Tells of Spectacular Glouster Holdups
In Cleveland on November 23, 20-year-old gunman U. Papp confessed to a spree of holdups from July to October. He described planning with bought firearms from a Florida state trooper, participation in a Canton restaurant raid, and links to Frank Cirecone and William Cunningham. Police tie the confession to a broader gang activity and a Glouster post office robbery case.
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Alfred Papp
Cleveland
U.pr
Central Police Station
Lueger
Florida
Papp
Aumven
Canton Ohio
Frank Cirecone
William Cunningham Cirecone
Maryaville
Glouster
Ohio
Cunningham
Michigan
Fayeable
Tramps Blamed For Fire At Springfield Stockyards
Springfield branch of Consolidated Stockyards Company destroyed in a blaze that began around midnight. Four acres of buildings and cattle pens were burned, with estimated losses about 60,000 dollars. Most livestock saved. a few cattle evacuated, and tramps were blamed for the incident.
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Springfield
Consolidated Stockyards Company
Marker Probes Rent for State Fair Exhibit Building
Columbus Nov 28 40 R James Marker a horseman offered to pay the state 900 for use of the Horse Exhibit Building at the State Fairgrounds since 1927. Records show Marker paid only 260 in rent though he had sub leased stalls to other horse owners.
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Columbus
James
Marker
State Fairgrounds
Ohio Governor Addresses City Officials on State Relief Efforts
Governor George White spoke to over 150 mayors and city officials at the Ohio Municipal League conference in Columbus. He reviewed state and national relief issues, praised Community Fund Drives, and urged unrestricted cooperation to meet the present emergency amid deflation and unemployment. He framed relief as a community problem affecting morale and self-reliance, not just aid to the needy.
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Ohio
Columbus
George White
Ohio Municipal League
Elaivaredes
UT Wurvenong
Drhes i Obie
Charges Made Against Pastor
Cleveland reports hearing on charges involving moral turpitude tied to Rev Dr George Haler, longtime chaplain of the county jail and pastor of The Peoples' Temple. Immigration Inspector John B Northup will hear the case Wednesday as the Department of Labor released the warrant amid alleged long criminal records in the United States and Canada. Dr Hall, former spiritual counselor to county prisoners, remained in jail in default of a $1000 bond set yesterday.
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Cleveland
United States
US Department of Labor
George Haler
John B. Northup
Department of Labor
Canada
Hall
Peoples’ Temple
North
Former Athens Plumber Held In Wounding Case
In Columbus a former Athens plumber and plumbing contractor was held by Toledo police Friday night for questioning over a hotel shooting in which John Lee George, 44, secretary of the Jub Bernand Steamfitters Union, was critically wounded. George said he was lured by a blind phone call and shot after an argument. Laviner, described as a Toledo tradesman, allegedly drew the revolver and fired as McGeorge resisted. McGeorge was hospitalized in serious condition. Laviner was wounded in the left hand. Nearby, Floyd Timberman, 23, of Malta, suffered a severe gunshot wound to the left hand while rabbit hunting in Morgan County.
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Columbus
Franklin Ave
Éaharian
Wand
Athena
Wan
Toledo
Sahanting
John Lee George
Jumbernand Steamfitters Union
Leviner
McGeorge
Toledo Mercy Hospital
Wilson
Holating and Portable i Engineering Association
Laviner
Loviner
Wilson Saiad Loviner
Munter
Zanesville
Floyd Timberman
Malta
Rabbite
Morgan County
Pedlars Market Hopeful Friday Trade In Caledonian Market
London visitors describe Pedlars Market as a vast Friday bazaar on Caledonian Road, spanning cobblestones over 50 acres. stalls sell antique portraits, jewelry, furniture, watches, and oddities while pickpockets lurk and vendors shout deals amid a busy, historic cattle market precinct dating from 1455. The scene blends legitimate trades with questionable goods as crowds gather for the weekly rite.
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Marian Bush Snyder
London
Hieves
Iits
Grand Pianos
Clobes
Caledonian Road
Neuro Lives as Animal of Prey In Cincinnati
An article reports Nich Jahnaon, 59, a Black man, living in the deserted Robinson Opera House for about a year, surviving on food scraps. He died from dehydration and starvation. authorities found his body in his shelter with a bank book showing deposits of 31,952.84.
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Cincinnati
Nich Jahnaon
Steat
Robinson Opera House
Thors
Aina
Jackson
Robert Ames Found Dead in Hotel Room
Robert Ames aged 42 was found dead in his hotel room in New York. Ina Claire, his onstage partner and offstage companion, arrived in the city as investigators probed reports of a possible related romance with others. Authorities described the death as mysterious with no clear cause, and a coroner's autopsy was planned.
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Robert Ames
New York
Ubb
Ina Claire
Tolay
Miss Claire
Ames
Delmonico
Columbus First Snowfall Brings Aid and Delays
Columbus reports three and one tenth inches of snow over Thursday night and Friday. The city faces hampered air and highway traffic as fuel shoes and warm clothing become scarce. Port Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati see cancellations by Transcontinental and Western Air and American Highways. Numerous traffic accidents occur on slippery pavement. a 40 man crew clears slushy streets and sprinkles sand at downtown intersections.
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Columbus
Winter
Easa
Cr. Lender
Chartien
Port Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Transcontinental & Western Air
Ohio to Represent at International Livestock Exposition
Exposition opens in Chicago with Ohio entries from a wide range of regions from Pacific slopes to the Atlantic coast and Canada. Buckeye state teams compete against top animals at the Union Stock Yard November 28 through December 5.
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Chicago
Ohio
Union Stock Yard
Buckeye
Animal World
Pacific Slopes
Atlantic Seaboard
Canada
Southland
Akron Train Collision Kills Two Pedestrians
A car driven by Albert Bevan and his wife, both of Akron, was struck by a speeding passenger train at a intersection near Akron. Both occupants, ages 28, were killed instantly.
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Akron
A.R
Albert BE. Bevan
Japanese Strain over Stimson Quotes Sparks Tokyo Row
Washington dispatches report sharp Japanese criticism of Secretary Stimson over alleged comments on Manchuria. The foreign office denounces the quotes, while Stimson denies ever making them. Ambassadors probe the claims as U.S. policy toward Japan tightens amid talk of a boycott and possible action on Chinchow.
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Stireaod
Abraond
Bimann
Washington
Japan
United States
Honjo
Hig
Chinchow
Manchuria
Tokio
Oitier
Stimson
Honjota
Cabinnet
Feathers Cost Life Hunter Shot In Feathers Request
In Toledo a hunter attempting to give two boys pheasant feathers was killed when his shotgun discharged. The hunter, J. C. Toteft, held a hunting license and was walking along a road beyond city limits when the birds’ feathers were asked. The gun, carried in his crock, discharged a full charge of shot striking him in the forehead.
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Bayy
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