Richberg warns against rapid budget balancing amid New Deal relief
Donald Richberg denounces calls for swift balancing of the federal budget, arguing that hasty, blanket cuts threaten recovery and could trigger revolt within 30 days. He defends NRA policies and warns critics not to abandon relief programs that revived industry and employment.
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Icagqo
Iil
Donald Richberg
New Deal
Iion
Roosevelt
NRA
Peech
Richberg
City Work Begins on Mate Project on West State Street
Work started yesterday on West State Street under Glen Romine’s direction toward removing old brick from Hanlin Avenues. The plan requires West State to be cleared before H. Beckler’s crew lays a concrete base for new brick. About 102,000 bricks will be used by the same crew.
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West State Street
Glen Romine
Hanlin Avenues
H. Beckler
Brett
FERA
Classified Car Deal Promises Rare Bargains
Fragmentary notice suggests a car sale with negotiations and implied bargains. Words indicate a used article listing and a buyer seeking a price near five dollars until a future day. Details are unclear and fragmented.
Athens Community Chest Dropped for Fall Campaign
Athens Community Welfare Association voted not to hold a Chest drive this fall and recommended that the board cease operations on January 1, 1935. The association will exist to settle unfinished business or call a reorganization meeting if the community sees fit.
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Chest
Athens
Community Welfare Association
Chamber of Commerce
Association
Detroit Fans Swap Sports Talk and Nicknames
Detroit fans discuss a recent game and nickname controversy in a Will Rogers style letter. They praise High School Boy Rowe as well as McGuffey and Paul, mention Mickey Cochran's gritty defense, and speculate on Dizzy and Daffy Roz back in the Detroit scene. They forecast a nine game series with possible ties and note Bill Hallahan’s strong pitching.
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Daffy
Rowe
Bill Hallahan
Dizzy
Dean
Detroit
Crowder
Rich Germans Pay Through Noses In Winter Drive
Berlin reports Hitler urges Germany’s top 10,000 to endure higher levies this winter to aid the nation. From the Reichstag at the Kroll Opera House he appealed for sacrifice amid applause, promising unity against Jewish boycotters and stressing national solidarity.
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Hitler
Court Order Commits Mother for Observation
In Coshocton on October 9 a court ordered 43 year old Mrs Emilia Webb Wardrop committed to the Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane after a August trial on first degree murder charges in the deaths of her son Herbert George Webb and daughter Iona Webb Senter and an alleged poisoning with intent to kill her nephew Charlie Hughes. The jury disagreed.
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Coshocton
Emilia Webb Wardrop
Lima State Hospital
Wardrop
Herbert George Webb
Iona Webb Senter
Charlies Hughes
Will Ask Bids on 3 Dams on Muskingum
Major J D Arthur Jr US Army engineer in charge announced bids for the first three of 15 Muskingum Valley conservancy project dams will be invited around October 30. Dams will be at Tappan Little Still Water Charles Mill Black Fork Mohican River and Wills Creek above Senecaville with an estimated cost of about 2 500 000.
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Columbus
Muskingum Valley Conservancy
J. D. Arthur, Jr
United States Army
Tappan
Little Still Water
Charles Mill
Black Fork
Mohican River
Wills Creek
Senecaville
Seven Burned In Plant Blast
Seven persons were injured and burned at Rubin Brothers Shoe Company plant in Zanesville when explosions struck as workers unscrewed caps from three 20-gallon drums of flammable rubber cement. Five injured were firefighters responding to the alarm. Chief Charles Hatfield among the seriously burned.
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Zanesville
Rubin Brothers’ Shoe Company
Charles Hatfield
Ross Countian Will Get State Position
Charles A. Bitzer of Columbus named deputy superintendent of the State Building and Loan Division. Bitzer, a Ross County native from Adelphia, formerly served as principal of the high school and deputy clerk of the Ross County district superintendent of schools.
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Columbus
Ct 9
Charles A. Bitzer
State Building and Loan
Harry Everts. Bitzer
Adelphia
Ross County
Madrid Quiet Amid Revolt as Rebellion Wanes
Madrid remains largely quiet as Lerroux's government suppresses residual revolt across provinces. Reports say 500 to 1,000 killed in six days of extremism with violence including priests burned alive in Mataporquera and Navas. Congress reconvenes amid left opposition tensions and budget debates. Prominent Lisbon sources claim Salazar crushed a Naz rebellion in Portugal.
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Madrid
Alejandro Lerroux
Ochoa
Asturias
Oviedo
Aviles
Congress
Chamber
Valencia
Zaragoza
Barcelona
Andalusia
Mataporquera
Santander
Navas
Catalonia
San Vincent de Castellet
Antonia de Oliveira Salazar
Portugal
Lisbon
Chemist Dies After Taunting Doctors Work
Philadelphia report says Rodney R. Hickman 31 died after taunting physicians who treated him for more than a day for a poisoning. He warned doctors he would die within three days despite their efforts. The case mirrors Pittsburgh chemist John L. Bauer who survived after similar actions. Hickman had relocated from Kansas City and had been unemployed for 16 months.
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Philadelphia
Rodney R. Hickman
Explosion at Saint Gobain Plant Kills Twenty in France
An explosion and fire at the Saint Gobain Chemical Factory in Saint Pierre La Palud near Lyon killed twenty people and injured others, authorities reported on October 9. The blast occurred at the Saint Gobain facility located 15 miles west of Lyon.
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Lyon
France
Saint Gobain Chemical
Saint Pierre la Palud
Yugoslav King Assassinated in Marseille During Visit
A Yugoslavian king was killed in Marseille France when gunfire struck his motorcade as he arrived for a goodwill visit. The incident follows three prior assassination attempts reported in connection with the royal visitor.
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France
AFL backs five day week with 30 hours
Ban Francisco October 9 in a convention the American Federation of Labor approved a five day thirty hour week to end unemployment. William Green pledged to push legislation and unite government and industry to secure the shorter work week with no wage cuts. Frank X. Martel criticized Rev Charles E Coughlan over alleged silver speculation amid rising silver prices and a claim of ownership of silver in a secretary's name.
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Ban Francisco
Calif
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
William Green
Federation
Frank X. Martel
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlan
Slver
Martel
Father Coughlan
Approve 232 Athens County Aged Pensions
Athens County has 232 old age pension applications approved and sent to Columbus. About 180 have been approved at the state office, with many now receiving monthly checks. Statewide, 25,000 applicants did not file and 12,000 have been certified, with payroll around 160000 dollars per month.
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Athens County
Columbus
R. W. McKinstry
McKinstry
Democratic Leaders Forecast Historic GOP Slide in Congress
Democratic leaders expect the next Congress to be the smallest Republican bloc since the Civil War era. The forecast, from the Democratic National Committee, predicts roughly 2 Senate seats and under 10 House seats for Republicans, with Democrats aiming to hold the Senate and the bulk of House seats despite current losses.
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Congress
Washington
Democratic High Command
Farrey
Democratic National Committee
D. P
Senate
House
Farmer-Laborites
al Me
Dizzy Dean and Auker To Fight It Out on Mound
Detroit and St. Louis prepare for Game Seven of the World Series with Elden Auker slated to start against Dizzy Dean. Mickey Cochrane returns from injury to guide the Tigers as the lineup features White, Greenberg, and Rothrock among others. The Cardinals counter with Medwick and Orsatti in the se decisive seventh game at Navin Field.
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Dizzy Dean
Auker
Cochrane
Tigers
Dizzy
Navin Field
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Elden Leroy Auker
Schoolboy Rowe
Tommy Bridges
St. Louis
Jerome Herman
Sf. Louis
Martin
Ob White
Rothrock
Codi
Wriseh
Tb Medwick
Gebringer
Th Collins
Ib Grostin
Uf DeLancey
Roget
If Orsaid
Greenberg
Th Durocher
Sf Owen
Dean
P Pox
Rf Auker
Geisel
Reardon
Owens
Kiem
Rogell
White
Frisch
Medwick
Owen
Collins
Gehringer
Feildine
Collina
Delancey
Orsatti
Durocher
Actress Barbara Fritchie Secretly Marries Los Angeles Heir
In New York, Oct 9, J Rows Clark a wealthy Los Angeles resident and Miss Barbara Fritchie a young actress and socialite wed secretly somewhere in the East. Clark is son of Titanic victim Walter Clark and Mrs John Tanner and inherits his fortune from grandfather J Ross Clark.
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New York
J. Rows Clark
Los Angeles
Barbara Fritchie
East
Clark
Ming Fritchie
Walter Clark
John Tanner
J. Ross Clark
Rickenbacker predicts daily transoceanic air service
CINCINNATI Oct. 9 A World War ace and transport chief, Edward V. Rickenbacker, on his forty fourth birthday urged business men that airplanes could span the Atlantic and Pacific daily within five years with 18 hours to Japan and 20 hours to Australia He insisted aviation should be depoliticized and denied that the aviation industry seeks subsidies.
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Cincinnati
Edward V. Rickenbacker
Atlantic
Japan
Australia
Rickenbacker
United States
Aluminum Is Given More Time by NRA
NRA extends aluminum code for a limited period while reviewing past industry practices and potential modifications affecting Andrew W. Mellon interests. The measure, approved by Hugh S Johnson, keeps the code in effect for a short term as investigations continue.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh S Johnson
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Paraguay Asks League For Chaco Conciliation
Paraguay demanded immediate cessation of hostilities in the Chaco war in a message to the League of Nations Conciliation Committee. It proposed four special non aggression guarantees and said it was open to direct accord with Bolivia on their differences and eventual peace.
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Geneva
Paraguay
Chaco
League of Nations
Lindbergh Identifies Hauptmann Voice in Ransom Case
Col. Lindbergh positively identified Bruno Hauptmanns voice as the kidnapper’s after viewing him with a line of officials in the District Attorney’s office. The declaration follows Hauptmanns indictment for murder in the Lindbergh baby case.
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Bruno
Lindbergh
New York
Bruno Hauptmann
Hey
Samuel J. Foley
Charles Lindbergh
John F. Condon
Foley
Trenton
N. J
H Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Hauptmann
Raymond's
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Godman Shoe Strike Ends as Plants to Reopen
Columbus and Lancaster plants of the H C Godman Shoe Company halt ends. About 1 100 workers in Columbus will return Thursday with reopened facilities. Lancaster plant employment around 1 300 undecided reopening date. Workers voted to end the strike. 800 signed petition for reopening. Open shop clause out of the picture. company to honor most worker requests and not interfere with union activities.
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Columbus
Lancaster
H. C. Godman Shoe Company
W. W. Cline
Boot and Shoe Workers Union
Ciine
Neonunion
F. A. Miller
Cline
McNutt Infant Dies At New Marshfield
Ralph Vernon McNutt five weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Isaac McNutt died at 4 a m at grandparents home Rev and Mrs John McNutt Funeral services set for 11 o clock Thursday at Hoochett's funeral home conducted by Rev Richard Powell Surviving parents grandparents sister Winifred brother Leroy
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New Marshfield
Ralph Vernon
Isaac McNutt
John McNutt
Winifred
Leroy
Hoochett’s
Richard Powell
Temperature Extremes Mark Athens Area Readings
Extreme temperatures dominated the Athens area with a high of 79 and a low of 44 overnight. Forecasters called for rain tomorrow as residents brace for changing conditions.
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Athens
Mercury
Rainia
Assassination strikes Yugoslav King Alexander in Marseille
King Alexander of Yugoslavia and French Foreign Minister Louis Barthou were fatally shot in Marseille as they arrived for a diplomatic visit. Alexander died from chest wounds after his car was fired upon. Barthou died during surgery. A Yugoslav assassin and a second gunman were involved, with one attacker killed by police and the other wounded.
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Marseille
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Louis Barthou
France
Monsarch
Barthou
Harthol
Entente
Stock Exchange
Italy
Onter
Mussolini
Danubian
Alephonne Joseph Georgius
French Superior War Council
Gusman
Petria Kaleman
Zagreb
Self Made Plan Of Chican Questioned
Peter Clouse, a wealthy Seneca County farmer, was arrested after a neighbor accused him of slashing a hog with a corn knife during a dispute over a hog reduction program. Frank Dildine, humane society agent, said Clouse attacked the hog entering his garden. Clouse denied the charge.
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Tiffin
Peter Clouse
Seneca County
Clouse
Frank Dildine
County Humane Society
Four Women Injured In Auto Collision In Springfield
Four women were injured, one critically, when their car collided head on with a truck in Springfield. Residents of Wilmington Ohio suffered multiple injuries including a fractured skull, facial lacerations, and arm fractures. All but one are in hospital. details on condition and exact hospital are limited.
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Springfield
Wilmsington
Lola Gumiley
City Hospital
Pauline Starbuck
Clara Dwiggina
Ethel Nathan
Nathan
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D. Morrison
S. M. Johnson
A. B. Sias
H. J. Jeddeloh
Ohio University
R. C. Hess
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Dow Grones
Salvation Army
Martha White
Girl
Thor Olson
Boy Scouts
Hospital Committee
H. C. Bobo
Will Rogers
Berlin
Germany
Muskingum
Zanesville Shoe Company
Ross Countian
Painesville
Danny Elliott
Margaret Ryan
A. F.L
Labor Federation
Farley
Cecil B. Dickson
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Associated Press
Alan Gould
Hayworth
Goselin
Flier, District
Torney
Godman Shoe
Sirgeons
Queen Not
TN Party
Ths
Peter
Serbia
Alexander Obrenovich
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