Giants Strike Back in Second World Series Game
Stuart Cameron reports the Giants to defend their title as they aim for a second win over the Washington Senators. Carl Hubbell and Mel Ott led New York with timely hits and a crucial homer, while defensive miscues kept the game tight as the crowd exceeded expectations.
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Stuart Cameron
York
Washington Senators
Han
Giants
Nadles
Carl
Iday
Mell Ott
Hubbell
Rove
Gron
Baseball Play by Play Fragment Sees Runs and Outs
A partial baseball play by play describes first and second innings with players Myer Goslin Ryan Terry Manush Cronin Cruz and others. Sequence includes walks fanned batters and a home run by Myer and Goslin advancing bases with hits and outs amid scoreless periods.
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TORS
Myer
Goslin
Ryan
Terry
Manush
Davis
Olding
Cronin
Moore
Cruz
Tors — Schulte
Tmacher
Kuhel
Bluege
Sewell T
Ts—Ott
Jackson
Tors — Crowder
Kson
Attack near Millfield leaves man with head wound
Three men attacked by two assailants Tuesday night near a dance in VICEY. Barnes required seven stitches for a head wound and was taken to Athens hospital. Agnes Barnes Ruth Dickline Earnhardt Carl Dickson and others from Millfield were in the party. The attackers identity remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cks Barnes
Athens
Barnes
Agnes Barnes
Ruth Dickline Earnhardt
Carl Dickson
Millfield
Marshall Burt Witham
William Collins
Meigs County Loses Suit To Collect Taxes
POMEROY Oct 4 Staff Special After five years of litigation the Ebersbach interests of Pomeroy won a victory when a judge reversed the Ohio Tax Commission finding for back taxes from the Martin Ebersbach Company. Only credits were taxable for years 1924 through 1928, but county attorneys will appeal. The case may go to the court of appeals again.
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Pomeroy
Ebersbach
Common Pleas
Harley M. Whitcraft
Logan
Ohio Tax Commission
Martin Ebersbach
Whitcraft
Ebersbachs
Court of Appeals
Great Lakes Coal Mining Company
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Board of Revision of
Meigs County
Martin Ebersbach Company
Tax Commission
Ebersbach Company
Court of Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Supreme Court
A. D. Russell
D. L. Peoples
Roosevelt to address Catholic Charities on charity recovery link
President Franklin D. Roosevelt will speak at the National Conference of Catholic Charities in New York about charity within the national recovery program. About 3,000 delegates attended as Senator Wagner hailed the recovery drive as both economic and moral, aiming to make social justice part of industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Robert F. Wagner
James A. Farley
Wagner
Peace in Coal Fields Sought
President Roosevelt moves to restore harmony in the soft coal industry for a third time. He reviews General Johnson recommendations and banking proposals from Woodin as he seeks quick steps to secure industrial peace and support for NRA plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
National Recovery
Woodin
Mushroom Profit Is Disclosed in Probe
Senate stock market investigators developed a tale of a $5,100,000 investment by Clarence Dillon and partners that mushroomed into a paper profit of $53,650,000. Dillon, head of Dillon Read and Company, told United Press he had not sold his stock to profit from the 1929 inflation of securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Clarence Dillon
Dillon
Dillon, Read and Company
United Press
United States
Aid Promised Disabled Vets By Roosevelt
Chicago dispatch reports the 1933 American Legion convention confronting the hospitalization of veterans disabled in service. The President pledged adequate compensation and federal medical care for those unable to pay, and protection for widows and dependents. He acknowledged past injustices and promised remedies and generous care for dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Legion
Legion
Wolfe Heads NRA Compliance Board in Athens
T M Wolfe was named seventh member and permanent chairman of the NRA Compliance Board in Athens at a meeting of six members named a week earlier. Other members include Clarence Wyckoe Claud Clark R F Cuyler T W Craig Mrs B H Bing and R W Finsterwald. The board will handle education conciliation and mediation for complaints of non compliance by employers to NRA specifications. It cannot mediate labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Wolfe
NRA
Athens
Clarence Wyckoe
Claud Clark
R. F. Cuyler
T. W. Craig
120 Year Old Missourian Dies After Amputation
Popular Bluff Missouri reports Uncle Ben Hodge aged 120 died from complications of old age. He had left leg amputated on August 28 and was reportedly recovering before returning home to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Bluff
U.P
Ben" Hodge
Dreams and schemes reach Harold Ickes loan desk
Washington reports a flood of unusual loan requests to Harold Ickes the administrator of the federal public works fund. Applications include a western circus seeking funds to rehabilitate its show using three elephants as security a plan for concrete battleships that could not sink and a high speed continental belt to move passengers at 100 miles an hour from New York to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Harold L. Ickes
Federal
Public Works Fund
New York
San Francisco
Wild Weather and Political Hunt Hit Havana
Torrential rains and hurricane winds batter Cuba's Central Provinces as authorities pursue opposition leaders in Havana. The U.S. battleship Mississippi and a destroyer move to Matanzas Harbor to aid ill sailors while hurricane warnings spread from Jamaica toward Cuba's south coast.
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Havana
U.P
United States
Mississippi
Matanzas Harbor
Camp to House Civilian Conservation Corps at Gallipolis
Gallipolis will host a CCC camp this winter at the Gallia County Fairgrounds for about 200 youths. Barracks will be built, lumber bought locally, and the group, likely in place through April, will work on reforestation and erosion control on private lands in the county. Government land access totals 2,000 acres per a Gearhart survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia
Gallipolis
Civilian Conservation Corps
Major Savage
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
A. C. Safford
Gallia County
G. M. Gearhart
Believe Assassin's Shots Signal Revolt in Vienna
Vienna reports indicate the shots that wounded Chancellor Engelbert Dolfus were seen as a signal for a wider revolt. Vice-Chancellor Emil Fey said three days ago the Styrian Heimwehr, once allied with Ernst Starhemberg, had urged its members to prepare for action after deserting the Heimat block.
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Vienna
U.P
Engelbert Dolfus
Emil Fey
Heimwehr
Ernst Starhemberg
Heimatblock
Death Toll of Welfare Workers Caught in California Brush Fire Is Estimated Between 40 and 75
(No readable details about welfare workers in California brush fire are present in the text.) Auto driven by son kills father at dusk in Laurel Township. Harry Febus, 48, farmer and trustee, dies after being struck by son Harold Febus. Harold, married, transports father to Cherrington Hospital where he dies two hours later.
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California
Harry Febus
Hocking County
Laurel Township
Logan
Harold Febus
Harold
Cherrington Hospital
Febus
Samuel Febus
NRA reorganizes to speed industrial code completion
The NRA consolidates its structure to hasten the finishing of permanent industrial codes. Administrator Hugh S. Johnson will delegate duties as plans for unified centralized code administration are drafted. Thirty codes have been completed, including seventeen signed by the President yesterday.
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Washington
NRA
Noted Speakers To Be On Education Program
Outstanding speakers slated for the Southeastern Ohio Education Association annual meeting in Jackson October 26 and 27 were announced by W. G. Scarberry. Included are Dr. E. B. Bryan president of Ohio University Dr. Donald H. Tippett Bexley Miss Elsie Clappe Ballard Memorial School Louisville Ky Dr. P. E. Harris University of Pittsburgh Dr. Francis G. Blair Illinois commissioner of education and Dr. Rudolph Lindquist Ohio State University head of the University Training School.
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Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Jackson
W. G. Scarberry
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Donald H. Tippett, Bexley
Columbia University
Elsie Clappe
Ballard Memorial School
Louisville
P. E. Harris
School of Education
University of Pittsburgh
Francis G. Blair
State of Illinoils
Rudolph Lindquist
Ohio State University
Scarlet Fever Tops State Disease List in September
Scarlet fever led all diseases in the state during the last two weeks of September per a health department morbidity bulletin. The state logged 356 scarlet fever cases, compared with 240 in early September and 5349 in the same period of 1932. Three sleeping sickness cases were reported, including one in Lorain County Columbus and in Barberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
State Department of Health
Lorain County
Barberton
Court Test of Milk Price Is Prospect Now
In Columbus the Ohio Milk Marketing Commission seeks power to fix prices via codes as Kroger Stores resist the commission’s retail schedule. The case questions license eligibility and could trigger a court fight, with eight cents a quart milk and five cents a pint charged vs nine cents and six cents under the commission rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Kroger Grocery and Eating Company
Kroger Company
Commission
Kroger
Cincinnati
Ironton Widow Is Murdered in Home
Ansel Osborne and Doc Osborne were arrested by Sheriff E. W. Bennett in connection with the slaying of 74 year old Mrs Callie Davidson Rogers found beaten to death in her isolated Ironton Ohio home. Authorities believe robbery was the motive.
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Ironton, O
U.P
Ansel Osborne
Doc Osborne
E. W. Bennett
Callie Davidson Rogers
Rogers
Five Acre Site Sought for Citizens Conservation Camp Near Athens
Major E W Savage from Southeast District Ohio headquarters visited Athens and asked Chamber of Commerce secretary C M Gill to help locate five acres for a government camp. They expect land donation and plan buildings including barracks mess hall cook shack recreation hall officers quarters and more to house two hundred men.
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Citizens Conservation
Athens
E. W. Savage
Ohio
Chillicothe
C. M. Gill
Chamber of Commerce
Cook Shack
Farm Bureau offered 100000 for propaganda campaign
In Senate subsidy probes American Farm Bureau Federation officials offered a 100000 campaign for shipowners to sway farmers in favor of ocean mail contracts. They claimed a powerful Washington lobby and reach to 1250000 farm families but funding fell short. The group denies any conflict with its anti subsidy stance.
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Washington
Senate
American Farm Bureau Federation
I i
Farm Bureau
Democrat
Alabama
Farm Bureau Federation
National Electric Association
National Lumbermen’s Association
Portland Cement Association
The
Copper and Brass Research Association
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce 4
Farm Rest
Crooners Over Radio Should Be Pedigreed And Well Publicized
A reader from Beverly Hills compares baseball radio coverage to singer profiles. He urges announcing crooners with hometown weight age batting average and personal life details, citing a hypothetical adobo style bio for a singer from Adenoid New Jersey. He calls for frank publicity of backgrounds to boost radio appeal.
Wein Named Athens County Federal Reemployment Manager
Conrad Wein of Nelsonville is appointed Athens County manager of the Federal re employment service after KE L Lants resignation. He will receive registrations from relief and non relief workers and coordinate work with Nelsonville Glouster and Athens area projects including the Nelsonville road program. Employers and job seekers are invited to contact the Armory office. no charges apply.
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Conrad Wein
Nelsonville
Athens
Federal
KE. L. Lants
J. P Porter
Wein
Armory
Glouster
Nelsonville Road
Porter
Repeal movement advances as Virginia votes
In Richmond on October 4, wet forces win by about two to one as repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment nears, needing four more states for nationwide repeal. Dry forces lose on national and state prohibition. a liquor control plan is approved. Florida votes next Tuesday. six states vote on November 7. final ratification occurs December 6 with the thirty-sixth state.
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Richmond
U.R
Virginia
Florida
One Shot Three Beaten In New Picket Clash
In Ambridge Pennsylvania workers clashed as steel workers and miners struck Western Pennsylvania. One man was shot and three others beaten as workers tried to breach a picket line at the Spang Chalfont Seamless Tube Company gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U.P
Pennsylvania
Ambridge
Spang-Chalfant
Investigation Started To Fix Blame For Sending Men Into Trap
Los Angeles October 4. Between 40 and 75 county welfare workers were burned in a brush fire in Griffith Park while battling the blaze. Nine were critically injured. Authorities opened investigations into responsibility as fire officials blamed workers for ignorance of fire tactics. The fire started by a cigarette, spread to a canyon where workers were trapped. about 1,000 acres burned with many bodies found along canyon walls. Survivors may be eligible for compensation under state law.
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Farm Bureau Federation
Ontaing
Chicago
Legislative Department
Wassen
Oles
Los Angeles
Griffith Park
Ferno
Los Anegies
Bride Path
Supreme Court
Instruct COC Recruits To Report on Thursday
Cards from the Athena County relief office direct several score of young men to report Thursday for consideration as new Citi zone Conservation Corps recruits. Camps will be established and more men enlisted. Applicants must be 18 to 25 and from relief families. students cannot withdraw from class to enlist.
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Athena County Relief Office
Citizone Conservation Corps
Stolen Sedan With Radio From Holzer Hospital
A large sedan with Ohio license N 206 866 was stolen in front of Holzer Hospital Tuesday night. The vehicle carries radio equipment and has loose rear upholstery. Police report.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Holzer Hospital
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