Nazis Order Investigation of Vienna Cathedral Rioters
Vienna security forces launched a large scale roundup of anti Catholic rioters with Joseph Buerckel in charge. Authorities aimed to make an example of those who attacked the Cathedral of St Stephen and Cardinal Innitzer’s palace. Dozens of suspects were reportedly under arrest as guards protected churches and monasteries.
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St. Stephen’s Cathedral
Vienna
Theodore Cardinal Innitzer
Cardinal
Adolf
Hitler
Cathedral of St. Stephen
Joseph Buerckel
Austria
Cardinal Innitzer
Buerckel
United Press
Vatican
Fuehrer
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Czech Republic
Prague
Budapest
Sudetenland
Germany
United States
America
Lindbergh
England
Charles A. Lindbergh
Nancy Astor
Cliveden
Neville Chamberlain
Lady Astor
Daily Worker
Berlin
France
Holland
Pensioner 81 Fatally Shot While Listening to Radio
Decker R. Beardsley, 81, was killed instantly when a rifle bullet shattered the window of his East Claridon home. Beardsley, a widower, was found by a neighbor three miles east of Chardon. Police pursue a suspect as prior car-borne bullet complaints surface.
Paroles Granted to Four From Southeast Ohio Prison Farm
The State Parole Board released 69 inmates at the London Prison Farm today. Four Southeast Ohio inmates paroled include Gallia’s John Fulton for manslaughter with Dec. 1, 1938 sentence, Hocking’s Marshall Downs for burglary on Nov. 15, 19, Vinton’s George A. Horton for burglary and larceny on Nov. 15, and Meigs’ Harvey D. McCumber for incest on Dec. 1.
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Columbus
U.P
State Parole Board
London
Gallia
John Fulton
Hocking
Marshall Downs
Vinton
George A. Horton
Meigs Harvey D. McCumber
Ohio Woman Released From Sudeten Prison
Miss Isabelle Ziegler of Columbus was jailed 16 hours in a Sudeten facility as a close associate of Dr. Hans Leister. She was released due to insufficient evidence. Ziegler, a Richmond News Leader correspondent and Ohio State University alumna, had taught in Fletcher and worked in William and Mary College’s romance language department.
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Columbus
U.P
Isabelle Ziegler
Hans Leister
Elbogen
L. C
Ohio State University
Fletcher
William and Mary College
Gas Well Brought in On Hysell Run Farm
Drillers struck gas at Hy sell Run on the Roscoe Meadows farm. The well flowed at 1,600,000 feet after the initial release blowing tools from the hole. It was drilled by Tom Marshall and Harry Smith on Saturday.
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Hysell Run
Pomeroy
Roscoe Meadows
Tom Marshall
Harry Smith
To Consider Candidates For Head of University
A three member committee of the Ohio State University Board of Trustees will interview candidates for the presidency between now and the board’s next meeting. On Nov 5 it was announced that a successor to President George W Rightmire may be chosen at the upcoming meeting.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio State University Board of Trustee
George W. Rightmire
Social Security Board Reviews Pension Scheme Threats
The Social Security Board prepared for President Roosevelt a report condemning schemes like the Townsend Plan and a California $30 per Thursday plan as dangerous to financial stability. It warns such blitzes could trigger chaos akin to postwar German inflation and aligns with moves to liberalize the Social Security Act.
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Washington
U.P
Social Security Board
Roosevelt
California
Germany
New Deal
Utopia
New Deal Budget Experts Aim To Match 1938 Spending Peak
Washington reports show New Deal officials planning to sustain high federal outlays into 1940 to secure support ahead of the next election. Despite a predicted four billion dollar deficit this year, analysts expect a similar level of spending next year as agriculture chief Wallace tightens farm programs and a housing authority request could add up to five hundred million for slum clearance and low rent housing.
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New Deal
Washington
Wallace
United States Housing Authority
Congress
Roosevelt
City Sues To Recover Illegal Relief Payments
Toledo county prosecutor filed in probate court to recover relief funds taken by the late Nora Woltier. Authorities found 4200 dollars, mostly in twenty dollar bills, wrapped in paper at the house with more in a bank account.
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Toledo
U.P
Thomas J. O'Connor
Nora Woltier
Heiress Must Meet Residency Rules To Regain Citizenship
Immigrant officials said Countess Haugwitz Von Reventlow, formerly Barbara Hutton, must follow standard steps to regain U S citizenship. There are no shortcuts for wealthy individuals, and at least five years of uninterrupted residence are required.
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Washington
U.S
Haugwitz von Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
U. S
Japanese Bomb Chinese Post Near Hankow Goal
Japanese planes bombed Chinese troop concentrations near Tehan southeast of Hankow. Japanese forces pressed the campaign against the former capital hoping to force capitulation before winter amid reports of a severe defeat for the Japanese there.
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Shanghai
U.P
Tehan
Hankow
University investigates student intoxication aboard special train
President Clarence A. Dykstra ordered an inquiry into reports that Wisconsin students on a railcar to Iowa City for the football game were served liquor and used gambling devices. George Field, sponsor of one car, claimed only a private party with slot machines and a dice game.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Clarence A. Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
Iowa City
George Field
Maine and Wisconsin Win Honors at Dairy Show
At the National Dairy Show in Columbus Maine and Wisconsin shared top awards. Grand champion guernsey bull Broadland Border King was shown by Thirlstance Ranch Inc Bar Harbor Missouri and the grand champion brown swiss Lan caster College Boy came from Allynhurst Farm Delavan Wisconsin.
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Columbus
Tu.r
Maine
Wisconsin
Thirlstance Ranch, Inc
Bar Harbor
Lancaster College Boy
Allynhurst Farm
Delavan
Wis
Mooney Admits Legal Defeat of His Case
Thomas J. Mooney conceded his last legal avenue for freedom from San Quentin Prison appears closed He said he may seek a joint political economic action from American union labor to aid his case The 1916 Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco drew international attention.
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San Quentin
Alif. Au.r
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Ask Sheriff's Resignation as Deputies Quit
Elyria Ohio A P Five of nine Lorain County deputy sheriffs resigned or were dismissed today over differences with Sheriff William F Grall who testified in common pleas court last week that he accepted protection payments from slot machine interests Chief Deputy John Fulton and Deputies John Judge and Emil Kubischke demanded his resignation and were dismissed Later Deputies John Hudak and Michael Bulzomin telephoned their resignations over what he admitted during the trial The trial of five people accused of bribing public officials in connection with slot machine operations resumed today Sheriff Grall testified the defendants paid 2 50 weekly for protection on each slot machine
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Elyria
A.P
Lorain County
William F. Grall
Common Pleas Court
Grall
John Fulton
John Judge
Emil Kubischke
John Hudak
Michael Bulzomin
Two Students Rescued From Arbuckle Caverns
In Dougherty Oklahoma two East Central State Teachers College students Thurman K. Treadwell Jr. and Hugh Glen Munroe were found alive after spending more than 48 hours underground in Arbuckle Mountains caverns. They lost their flashlight and waited for rescuers, enduring cold darkness until help arrived.
Brazilian Envoy Instructed To Return To Rio
Unimpeachable sources report Brazilian ambassador Jose Joaquim De Lima e Silva ordered to return to Rio de Janeiro. The note follows a May revolt in Brazil amid charges rebels held arms manufactured in Germany.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Joaquim de Lima E Silva
Germany
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Mrs. Molyneaux Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Mrs. Rob ert Molyneaux aged 63 died in a hospital today from injuries suffered when struck by an automobile while crossing a street in Zanesville Ohio.
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Zanesville U.P
Robert Molyneaux
Gem Thieves Pose as Painters Loot $125,000
Boston police reveal a gang posing as painters cracked the Gordon Brothers jewelry store safe. They used acetylene torches to cut through an unalarmed wall section, loaded unset opals diamonds rubies pearls and emeralds into a truck marked by a painting firm, and fled in painters clothes and gear.
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Boston
Ity Hall
Gordon Brothers
Bricker Accuses Sawyer Backers of Ten Percenters in Campaign
John W. Bricker Republican nominee for governor accuses Sawyer of receiving support from political middle men, naming Francis W. Poulson and others tied to a state senate graft probe. Bricker calls for purging the ten percenters and proposes preferential insurance rates to boost hiring of workers over 40.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Charles Sawyer
Bricker
Sawyer
Francis W. Poulson
William J. Goggin
Senate
C. E. “Hap" Wild
Jack McCombs
Lloyd Weil
Francis Poulson
Franklin County
Masulla Jury Taken To Scene of Murder
The jury selected for the first degree murder trial of Bernard Masulla of Pittsburgh was taken to the murder scene near Freeport Ohio. Patrolman George Conn was killed in September 1957 after stopping a car to question occupants. Peter Serino has been acquitted and Booker Johnson and Charles Ford remain to stand trial.
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Cadiz
U.P
Bernard Masulla
Pittsburgh
George Conn
Freeport
Conn
Peter Serino
Booker Johnson
Charles Ford
Pensioners May Get Only Part Payment
State Auditor Joseph Ferguson warned in Columbus that old age pensioners should plan to live on half their regular pensions. He said he had received no encouragement from the Federal Social Security Board that the federal half would come this month.
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Columbus
Joseph Ferguson
Federal Social Security Board
Washington
Brick Injury Fatal to Father
Walter Oakley Sr aged 37 died after a brick was thrown during an argument with his 17 year old son two days earlier. Authorities exonerated the youth after investigating his claim that his father chased him with an axe. The mother called the boy a model child as the incident was linked to a dispute over obedience as he played the piano.
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Mary Babyak
New York
Michael
Lucky Mike
Columbus
U.P
Walter Oakley
Columbus Man Dies After Car Upset On Route 23
William Anderson age 40 of Columbus was pinned under his car and bled to death when his vehicle struck a culvert and overturned on Route 23 three miles north of South Bloomfield. He was en route to Hurricane West Virginia to visit his wife when the accident occurred at midnight Monday.
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Columbus
U.P
William Anderson
South Bloomfield
Hurricane
W. Va
Supreme Court Declines Fairbanks Tax repayment Plea
The Supreme Court refused to review Douglas Fairbanks case challenging repayment of about $70,000 the government had refunded as overpaid income taxes.
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Washington
U.P
Supreme Court
Douglas Fairbanks
Labor leaders urged to resign for unity in unions
In Houston, William Green signals re election while John L. Lewis offers to quit CIO chair if Green retires AFL president. Lewis says peace pact may follow if both resign, urging joint stepping aside to end the labor rift.
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Houston
Tex
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
CIO
Green
Washington
U.P
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
A. F. of L
Federation of Labor
Labor Federation Attacks New Wage Hour Law
The American Federation of Labor denounces the new wage hour law as unwise disruptive and dangerous and says industry committees will be puppets. It plans renewed opposition to CIO leadership and urges withdrawal from the CIO while aiming to adjourn its 58th convention within 48 hours.
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Houston
Tex
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Labor
CIO
Resolutions Committee
John L. Lewis
Lewis
A. F. of L
Executive Council
English Author Strachey Detained Over U.S. Visa Cancellation
New York reports that John Strachey, left wing English author and lecturer, was held aboard the Normandie and cannot land for his U.S. lecture tour because the State Department cancelled his visa. He had been under investigation during his 1935 visit and left voluntarily before completion.
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New York
U.P
John Strasichey
United States
Deepartment
Strachey
CIO Seeks Motorists Boycott to Aid Pickets
Verdi Nevada dispatch reports CIO pickets urging a motorists boycott on highways through Nevada to press Isbel Company tunnel and road projects. Governor Kirman and Attorney General Mashburn prepared at Carson City to meet four CIO leaders while 250 special deputies stood ready to shoot to kill if California union members crossed into Washoe County.
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Torney
Gray Mashburn
Carson City
CIO
Kirman
California
Washoe County
Boca Dam
Isbel Company
Verdi
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Ohio
Pope
Agriculture Department
Farm Administration
Crop Board
Mooney
Mike
Masulla
Brick
Fairbanks
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