Hauptmann appeal to Supreme Court delayed
Hauptmann's conviction in the Lindbergh kidnapping may be reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court after the Court of Errors granted a 30 day appeal window. Attorneys for Lindbergh case defendant Eyewitness statements indicate the stay on execution remains in effect as the appeal proceeds.
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N J
Hauptmann
Court of Errors
Lindbergh
Supreme
Egbert Rosecrans
Supreme Court
Hauptrights
W. Trenchard
Court of Appeals
State Budget Debate on Old Age Pension Act Uncertain
The article discusses uncertainty in funding the old age pension under the Federal Social Act. It notes possible changes and the House finance committee considering amendments at a November special session. Officials warn that without compliance the state may face penalties or funding shortfalls.
Women workers need homes and bargaining power study
A Labor Department survey shows that about 77,000 homes employ women under sweeping industrial labor. It argues homemaking roles pressure workers to accept lower pay, with some averages around 45 cents an hour, highlighting wage disparity and bargaining power concerns.
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GTON
Womef
Labor Department
Pies and Course Near Darwin Attract Odd Wallabies
Report describes unusual wildlife sightings near Darwin Australia with curious wallabies and bandy prier objects noted by locals. The fragment hints at a travel or nature column detailing strange local phenomena and community reactions.
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Darwin
Austratia
Ohio State approves coal order amid funding fight
Columbus AP report states the state finance division approved a 2000 ton coal order for Ohio State University as part of its clash with Governor Davey over a 1,266,500 biennial cut. Spokespersons warned shutdown risk with only 505 unencumbered in maintenance funds. The New York Coal Co. supplies coal at 1.35 per ton plus 1.36 freight.
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Columbus
State Finance Division
Ohio State University
Davey
New York Coal Company
Salvation Army Opens $3000 Drive in Athens
Salvation Army workers launch a $3000 fundraising campaign in Athens with five teams visiting businesses and homes. Major Fred Malpass and local leaders led the kick off dinner at Hotel Berry. the drive aims to reduce a building debt from 11000 to 4000 and build support through Rotary, Kiwanis, Chamber of Commerce, and women’s team chairwoman Mrs. L K Swaim.
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Athens
Salvation Army
Berry
Fred Malpass
Cincinnati
Southwestern
Ohio
C. H. Beasley
O. F. Rowland
H. T. Phillips
Adjt
W. W. Hinshaw
Frank Roach
West Union Street
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary and
Kiwanis
L. K. Swaim
Athens Survey Report Is Delayed
G Husselman of Cleveland, consulting engineer, says a municipal electrical light plant survey for Athens will be late. The report, due today, is funded by Mayor Len B. McCune and city service director C W Gross, using salaries pledged to be refunded.
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G. Husselman
Cleveland
Athens
Len B. McCune
Husselman
McCune
C. W. Gross
Nelsonville Fire Radio Smothered by Smoke During Search
Police radio hidden in the City Building was smothered by smoke Sunday evening as Assistant Fire Chief Leonard Bateman Street Commissioner Raymond Raine and Patrolman James Cope searched for a blaze. A short circuit in wiring likely caused the odor, with commentators noting the true danger was not fire but the search effort. The discovery of the burning odor source probably saved the building from wreckage.
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Nelsonville
Leonard Bateman
Raymond Raine
James Cope
Jon
Mayor Fines Three Men Two To Be Tried
Three men were fined and two others ordered to report for trials after arraignments before Mayor Len B McCune. Everett Pierce of Athens pleaded guilty to reckless driving on Court Street and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. William Clark of Athens and John Barber of The Plains pleaded guilty to intoxication charges and were fined five dollars plus costs each. Harry Williams and Carl W Williams pleaded not guilty and are to be tried October 21.
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Len B. McCune
Everett Pierce
Athens
F. ©. Bollin
Court Street
William Clark
John Barber
the Plains
Harry Williams
Carl W.W. Willams
Gallipolis Man Accuses Son-in-Law of Bigamy
A warrant for the arrest of Thomas W. Welker on a bigamy charge was sworn out by his father-in-law, Jacob Brown, in Magistrate Fred Milliser's court. Brown alleges Welker was married to Virginia Fay Kilborn of Charleston, West Virginia, when he wed Helen Margaret Brown last December at the Baptist Church in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Thomas W. Welker
Jacob Brown
Fred Milliser
Brown
Welker
Virginia Fay Kilborn
Charleston
W. Va
Helen Margaret Brown
Baptist Church
Tragic Truck Embankment Kills Child in Utah
In Springville Utah Lawrence Johnson Jr age three was thrown from a truck when the vehicle went over an embankment. He died at the scene while his cat remained unharmed.
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Springville
Utah
Lawrence Johnson, Jr
War veteran C C Goodrich dies at 47 in Athens home
Charles C Goodrich a World War II veteran and local Athens businessman died at his home 154 East State Street after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Byers. He served overseas with the Rainbow Division and L company 166th Infantry and spent eight months in France. He leaves a wife Clara Yeager and several siblings and nieces.
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Charles C. Goodrich
Athens
East State Street
Byers
Mr. Goodrich
S. M. Goodrich
Stedman Company
Thompson & Scott Company
Scott Haney Company
Scott Haney
Haney-Goodrich Company
Rainbow Division
166Th Infantry
France
United States
American Legion
Disabled War Veterans
Goodrich
Clara Yeager
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
A. V
5. C
L. R. Goodrich
Wellston
W. E. Moler
E. R. Bingham
Daytona Beach
Fla
Mildred Elaine Yeager
British Miners Remain in Pits
More than 2,000 strikers stayed underground in pits across England and Wales in a stay-down strike linked to 150 workers at the Nine Mile Point colliery. Over 1,900 Welsh miners joined in, protesting non-union labor, while above ground walkouts in Monmouthshire boosted local strikers to over 3,000.
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Newport
Monmouthshire
England
Wales
Nine-Mile Point Collery
South Wales
Nine Mile Point
Police Believe Man Met With Foul Play
The body of Charles D. Towt, 76, a Nyack millionaire who vanished from his home last May, was found in swampland near West Nyack. Police theorize he met with foul play.
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Nyack
N. Y
Charles D. Towt
West Nyack
Hull Aims at International Peace Action
Secretary of State Hall urged a three fold international peace plan to rebuild world trade restore monetary stability and guarantee access to vital raw materials. He warned that declining trade breeds economic deterioration and unrest, while affirming US non aggression and willingness to defend its safety and welfare.
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Washington
Hall
Poor Teachers May Be Ousted in Ohio Plan
E L Bow sher Ohio’s new state director of education proposes a weed-out of incompetent teachers at the Wilmington Parent-Teacher Association meeting. He says Ohio lacks a surplus of competent teachers and urges reform to replace rigid, dehumanizing approaches with personable, modern educators.
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Wilmington
E. L. Bowsher
Ohio
Wilmington Parent-Teacher Association
Auto Crash Victim Is Removed to Hospital
Calvin Bean of near Amesville was injured Saturday night when a pony he rode collided with an automobile driven by Eugene Burlle of Athens. Bean suffered a fractured nose and shock. Burlle was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital and reported unconscious in critical condition.
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Calvin Bean
Amesville
Stiu
Eugene Burlle
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Burlle
Wag
Peace moves not killed at Geneva London
British officials stated that no Italo-Ethiopian peace proposals should be submitted elsewhere than the League of Nations. They dismissed reports that Laval and British ambassador Sir George Russell Clerk met to discuss a separate peace plan. The Anglo-French common front at Geneva was said to be working in close cooperation for speedy peace restoration.
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London
Mussolini
League of Nations
Laval
France
George Russell Clerk
Paris
Geneva
Fowler, Young Exonerated in Meigs Death
Meigs County Grand Jury reported no indictment against Sheriff Roscoe Fowler and Deputy Hank Young in the Aug 18 shooting death of Herschel Holter near Nease Settlement. The investigation followed a stakeout for a still owner. Holter’s father Tom Holter had filed the murder charge.
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Fowler
Young
Herschel Holter
Tom Holter
Young Holter
Teeth Imprint Clue in Shannon Slaying Case
Lawrence County officials said Ralph Fulmer, 24, confessed to attacking Mixa Helen Shannon, 40, before her body was found October 2. Authorities planned to take tooth- imprint imprints to compare with marks near her mouth. Police say Fulmer claimed Shannon struck her head on a curb as he struck her. guards were increased at the county jail amid fears of mob action.
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Tronton
Lawrence County
Ralph Fulmer
Mixa Helen Shannon
Sgain
Miss Shannon
Dennis Callihan
Fulmer
Callihan
Bruno the dog rescued after 26 hours in sewer
Leroy Sweden reported his dog NILES Bruno was saved from a sewer after being trapped for 26 hours. Sweden said the dog likely chased a rabbit into the sewer and became stuck.
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Niles
Bruno
Leroy Sweden
Sweden
Current Year Seen As Very Stable by Bank Leader
Cleveland Trust in a business bulletin notes a mild first quarter decline but says activity has remained steady since, with no major changes expected. It cites higher auto output and agricultural gains, mentions NRA suspension and Africa conflict as portents, and highlights improving sentiment yet cautious near-term outlook.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Trust
Leonard P. Ayres
Ayres
Agricul
NRA
Africa
Bulletin
Prescott
War Briefs Across Africa and Europe Stir Tensions
Italian planes bomb Harar and Diredawn while Ethiopian forces push toward Makale. British navy maneuvers near Alexandria as the grand fleet's cruise to Greek waters is canceled. Haile Selassie troops march toward the southern front against Italian Somaliland. Senator Henry J. Allen calls Mussolini committed to war in Europe. Ethiopian troops advance near Eritrea cutting off Italian troops, and Geneva sanctions committees approve a financial blockade of Italy. Rome responds with indifference.
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Harar
Diredawn
Ethiopia
Makale
Great Britain
Alexandria
Egypt
Haile Selassie
Henry J. Allen
United States
Kansas
Mussolini
Europe
Djibouti
Italy
Eritrea
Geneva
League of Nations
Rome
Paris
Il Duce
England
Allen
Italian Air Attacks and Ethiopian War Moonshots Near Addis Ababa
Chinese whispers and official Rome reports describe Italian planes bombarding Ethiopian camps near Makale and scouting toward Diredawa as Emperor Haile Selassie vows to reclaim Aksum. Ethiopian forces march south, with fears of a first major battle and strategic cuts to access to the sea.
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Marar
Garden
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Makale
Holy
Haile Selassie
Rome
Diredawa
Djibouti
Laval Urges Britain To Ease Up On Sanctions
Laval in Paris urged Britain to ease its drive for sanctions for ten days to allow Mussolini time to respond to Laval’s peace overtures via Baron Aloisi. In Ethiopia, reports claimed a revolt erupted in Gojjam Province against Ras Imru, a governor seen as usurper to Ras Halla.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Great Britain
London
Rome
Pope Pius
Laval
Britain
Geneva
L Oeuvre
Mussolini
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Reuters
Aduwa
Gojjam
Ethiopia
Ras Imru
Ras Halla
Speeches Trail of Dr James Across Zanesville Areas
Ohio University president Dr James spoke to Zanesville High School students this morning and to the Zanesville Rotary Club at noon He planned a dinner with Fairfield County high school teachers and addressed Ohio University pre law students later in Fine Arts Hall He is set to address the Logan First Presbyterian Church Men's Club Thursday night Then he travels to Huntington for the Ohio Marshall football game and attends a noon luncheon with the Huntington Chapter of the Ohio University alumni Also attending were President Allen of Marshall College and Clark Wilima Ohio University alumni secretary
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Herman G. James
Ohio University
Zanesville
Fairfield County
James
Fine
First Presbyterian Church
Logan
Huntington
Ohio Marshall
President Allen
Marshall College
Clark E. Wilinma
Young Mussolini's Plane Hit in Ethiopia Scene
From Asmara Eritrea a dispatch reports Bruno Mussolini 17 son of the dictator wounded with four bullet holes during a reconnaissance over Ethiopian territory Emperor Haile Selassie moves his field headquarters to Addis Ababa as Italian advances grow Concern rises over a threatened Addis Djibouti railroad closure and possible tribal defections to Italy Pravda announces a world proletarian mobilization to block shipments to Italy.
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Asmara
Eritrea
Bruno Mussolini
Harry Selassie
Dessye
Columna
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Cornelius H. Engert
United States
Djibouti
Ogaden
Walwal
Italy
Haile Selassie
Addia Ababa
Haile Selassie Gugea
Mussolini
Pravda
Communist Party
Moscow
Youthful Peoria Killer Dies in Electric Chair
Gerald Thompson, 26, who had recently embraced Roman Catholicism, was executed in Joliet for the murder of Mildred Hallmark, 19, of Peoria. John Hallmark, father of the victim, witnessed the proceedings and said the family is satisfied.
Davey Plans Eight Week Fireside Radio Talks
Governor Davey will begin a series of 15 minute Monday night broadcasts on government problems. Robert French of WAIU Columbus says the talks will air for eight consecutive weeks starting next Monday.
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Columbus
Davey
Robert French
WAIU
Canton Provision Co. Robbery Ends in Cold Escape
Five men armed with machine guns and pistols seized 15 Canton Provision Co. employees early today, forced them into a large refrigerator, blew the safe, and fled with 630 dollars in cash. Police launched an investigation into the raid.
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Canton Provision Co
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