Local Auto Dealers Adopt NRA Code and Set Wage Rules
Dealers from Glouster to Athens form County Automotive Association to enforce the National Automobile Dealers Code. Officers elected include T. E. Me as president and Henry Stratton as secretary. Wage scales set, trade in values revised, comission-based pay, and new inspection and check up procedures established. Affected contracts to be reviewed by the association and referred to the state agency as needed. The group plans to meet again to finalize the code provisions and scheduling.
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Stomobile
Ville
Glouster
Ing
Berry Yesoon
NRA
Ohio State Coach Change Rumors Spur Athletic Director Action
State paper reports University of Ohio State moves amid criticism of football program at Michigan. Athletic Director Sam Willaman contemplates changes in coaching staff with none of the specifics yet confirmed.
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Michigan
Sam Willaman
Ohio State
Investigators Seek Writer of Gorch Tip in Lindbergh Case
New York and New Jersey officers headed to pursue a clue linked to John Gorch in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Gorch, a 37 year old wrestler questioned in Boston, may have ties to ransom payments and a writer of an anonymous letter. He says his half sister owned a Hopewell farm near the Lindbergh estate and he visited there.
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John Gorch
Lindbergh
Gorch
John F
Jassie) Condon
Evelyn Klimaszweska
Boston
New York
New Jersey
U.R
Department of Justice
Hopewell
N. J
Family Heads To Work Out Relief Orders In Athens County
Athens County relief families will earn their orders by road work under a new system tested last week in four townships and now statewide. Township foremen will supervise labor, distributing time proportional to weekly relief, and excess or shortfalls will be balanced by extra duties. County trucks will transport workers to job sites each morning.
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Athens County
Belford Nelson
Nelson
First Snow of Season Hits Cleveland Area
The first snow of the season swept into northeastern Ohio early today, lasting about an hour in some areas as a north wind of 40 mph blew it in. Forecasters expected more snow with rain later and temperatures dropping to the 40s.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Banking Committee Plans Cleveland Probe
The U S Senate Banking Committee will open its Cleveland inquiry into the Union Trust and Guardian Trust closings. District Attorney Emerich B Freed and committee counsel Ferdinand Pecora will confer in Washington to lay groundwork for the investigation after the committee ordered the inquiry.
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Cleveland
U.S. Senate Banking Committee
Union Trust Company
Guardian Trust Company
Washington
U. S
Emerich B. Freed
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Committee
Cleveland Banking
Outlaws Raid Another Bank in Indiana Escaped Convicts Target Banks
Federal agents hunted a gang of escaped convicts terrorizing Indiana after a Greencastle bank robbery of 74,787 dollars in cash and bonds. Earlier, South Bend’s Western State Bank lost 2,500 and Pa ine sv ille officers pursued three men who robbed Madison Bank of 1,500 in cash.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Indiana
Central National Bank and Trust Company
Greencastle
Western State Bank of
South Bend
Painesville, C
Exchange Bank of Madison
Bankers deny claims of lax loan appraisals at Louisville Land Bank
The Columbus branch of the Louisville Federal Land Bank rejected reports that Kentucky officials assigned unqualified appraisers or disregarded loan applications. It said appraisers are appointed by Washington and delays stem from farmers not submitting abstracts with applications.
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Columbus
U.P
Louisville Federal Land Bank
Kentucky
Washington
Japs Rescue American Missing Since March
In Makden Manchoukuo on October 2, Japanese soldiers rescued American Dr Nils Neilson who had been kidnapped by bandits on March 23 and took him to army headquarters at Hsiayen.
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Makden
Manchoukuo
Nils Neilson
Hsiayen
Dr. Neilson
Scores Injured as Japan Trains Collide in Fukui
Scores of casualties reported after an electric train collision in Fukui during a maneuvers event. Railway officials and military personnel coordinate aid as rescuers search wreckage and transport injured to local hospitals.
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Japan
Fukui
Bere
Farmers Press Strike Across Midwest To Force Farm Relief
Farmers dump milk and block shipments as the national Farm Holiday Association strikes intensify. Iowa Wisconsin and Nebraska delegates back protests with calls for cost of production sales points. Wisconsin creameries close for five days in sympathy. Opposition appears from the Wisconsin Co op Milk Pool and NRA board figures critique the effort.
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Des Moines
National Farm Holiday Association
Iowa
Wisconsin
Milan
Sioux City
Weillsville
Wis
Nebraska
South Dakota
Milo Reno
Chippewa and
Dunn Counties
Bloomer
Reno
Middlewest
Wisconsin Co-Operative Milk Pool
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Washington
Keith Neville
Nebraska Nra
NRA
Vinton Woman Dies After Gall Bladder Illness
Mrs. Ezra Adkins 43 of Vinton died at Holzer Hospital Wednesday night from a gall bladder ailment. She leaves a husband and seven children. Also noted is the death of Dixie Lee Kennard two months old of Apple Grove West Virginia from a sinus infection.
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Gallipolis
Ezra Adkins
Vinton
Holzer Hospital
Dixie Lee Kennard
Apple Grove
W. Va
Mild Earthquake Shakes Los Angeles Area After Dark
A mild quake jolted Los Angeles and surrounding area from sleep late last night, shocking residents but causing no injuries or major damage according to a survey released today.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Bucyrus Collie Bound for Fame at White House
A white collie from Sheckler Dog Farm near Bucyrus is named for a future White House pet. The dog will be shipped a week from today to become the companion of Buzzie Dal, Roosevelt’s grandson, after an order from the White House was received Monday.
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Sheckler
White House
Buzzie Dal
Roosevelt
Stock Market Jumps on Rumors, Will Rogers Notes
Will Rogers jokes that stock prices rise on rumors not money or facts. He mocks O P M and O P R as the true drivers of market moves, citing speculative rumors about Ford, Tammany Hall, Bernard Baruch, and government policy to explain market shifts.
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Will Rogers
Europe
Tammany Hall
Bernard Baruch
NRA Chairmen Get-Together at Nelsonville Hosts 21 Women Guests
Twenty one women who have served as NRA chairmen in their home communities will gather Thursday afternoon in Nelsonville at the home of Mrs. J. M. Hyde, Athens County NRA Woman's Division chair. Mrs. Hyde praised the work guiding enlistment of consumers and noted the strong faith in the NRA code among participants. Attending from various communities include Mrs. Oscar Simpson Millfield Mrs. J. W. Wright Buchtel Mrs. William Heiser Jacksonville and others from Glouster The Plains Coombe New Marshfield and Athens among 21 listed invitees.
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J. M. Hyde
NRA
Nelsonville
Athens
Hyde
Oscar Simpson
Millfield
J. W. Wright
Buchtel
William Heiser
Jacksonville
Elsie C. Underwood
Trimble
Warren J. Sprague
Chauncey
Ralph Williams
Carbondale
Fred Hoodier
M. E. Hoon
New Marshfield
Robert Graves
the Plains
Bert Angie
Glouster
Beckley Elected Kiwanis District Chief in Ohio
Earl Beckley president of the Athens Kiwanis Club was elected lieutenant governor of District Eleven of the Ohio Kiwanis at the Cleveland state convention. The district includes Athens Glouster Marietta Caldwell Woodsfield Martins Ferry Zanesville Betlaire and Cambridge. Beckley succeeds Walter L Koch er of Martins Ferry. He is noted for leading charity events including a Kiwanis contract and auction bridge fundraiser and the Home Coming Ball. He works with J L Beckley and Sons mens clothing with his father and brothers.
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Earl Beckley
Athens Kiwanis Club
Fleven
Ohio Kiwanis Organization
Cleveland
Athens
Glouster
Marietta
Caldwell
Woodsfield
Martins Ferry
Zanesville
Betlaire
Cambridge
Beckley
Walter L. Kocher
Athens Club
Kiwanis
J. L. Beckley and Sons
Old Mine Pay Days Altered in Hocking Valley
Nelsonville October 25 A joint agreement by miners and operators changes pay days for the Southern Ohio mining district from the tenth and twenty-fifth to the fifteenth and thirtieth of each month. Payments on Sundays or holidays shift earlier. December 23 pays. The change is retroactive to October 2 and affects wage schedules accordingly.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Nudist Camp Leader Found Guilty in Allegan Case
Fred T. Ring, founder of Sunshine Sports Club eight miles from Allegan, convicted by a jury of indecent exposure after a Labor Day raid. Ring faces up to $500 fine and one year in prison. appeal planned. Wife charged separately. defense opposed by nudist leaders and INUC observers.
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Allegan
Mich
Fred T. Ring
Ring
Fred T. Miles
Miles
Sunshine Sports Club
Allegan County Sheriff Office
McCormick Attacks NRA Star Chamber Rule in Speech
Chicago Tribune publisher Col. R. R. McCormick unleashes a fiery attack on government overreach he calls a Star Chamber rule. He cites the Recovery Act and companion laws as eroding contract rights and private property, urging that officials dictate prices and terms.
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Russia
Italy
Germany
Col. R. R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
McCormick
Congress
Critics to Hear Corn Processing Tax Nov 2
Critics of a proposed corn processing tax will speak at a hearing on November 2, arguing the levy would raise costs and not curb the surplus, as the government aims with a 350 million dollar corn and hog reduction program. If the contention fails the tax of 2 cents per bushel on field corn could start three days later.
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AAA
Washington
Wallace
Veohola
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Heiress Named in Alienation Suit in California
In Santa Cruz a $114,000 alienation of affections suit targets the Bor Ami heiress Mrs. Dorothy Childs McLaren. Plaintiff Lucie Haughtelin, a 34 year old Arizona schoolteacher from Yuma, alleges the heiress used gifts and money to win the affections of Jane Haughtelin, former adviser with the U S Indian Bureau in Arizona.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Dorothy Childs Mclaren
Arizona
Lucie Haughtelin
Yuma
Eane Haughtelin
United States Indian Bureau
Sarraut Accepts Le Brun Invitation to Form New Cabinet
Paris reports Albert Sarraut accepted President Le Brun’s invitation to try forming a new government cabinet. Sparsely details given, context implies political realignment in France during October.
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Paris
Albert Sarraut
Lebrun
Graf Zeppelin Kept Aloft by Wind All Night
The Graf Zeppelin, buffeted by wind, docked at Akron airport at 6:00 this morning after cruising over the city overnight. It will stay until tomorrow before flying to the Chicago World's Fair, with Doctor Hugo Eckener noting a baby aboard influenced the landing choice. The child is 10 month old William Laurence Mumoon traveling with parents Mr and Mrs Richard Mumoon and siblings from South America.
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Akron
Graf
Chicago
Hugo Eckener
William Laurence Mumoon
South America
Richard Mumeon
Country Road Promoters Move to Compile Data on Roads
Representatives from the Tenth Eleventh and Fifteenth Districts plan a 7 PM Thursday meeting at the Athens Courthouse to assemble data for Governor White and the State Highway Department. The Rural Letter Carriers Association backs the effort with a petition for federal funds to improve secondary roads. County officials and trustees join the effort. the campaign began last Friday in Gallipolis with a delegation named for Thursday.
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Athens
White
State Highway Department
Rural Letter Carriers' Association
Gallipolis
Roosevelt launches open market gold operations in price shift
The Roosevelt administration begins open market gold purchases at 51.96 per ounce as part of a broad price lifting plan. Officials expect the move to influence dollar value and domestic commodity prices while signaling a shift from the gold standard.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Society Woman Files Suit Against McCormick
Chicago October 25 Mrs Rhoda Tanner Doubleday New York society woman filed a 1.9 million breach of promise suit against Harold F McCormick an International Harvest executive The suit follows Doubledays divorce from a New York publisher and notes his former wives Edith Rockefeller and Ganna Walska.
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Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Rhoda Tanner Doubleday
New York
Southern Ohio cigar leaf growers receive second AJ distribution
Washington reports that Southern Ohio growers of cigar leaf tobacco shared in a second distribution totaling 177600 dollars from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The payment supports farmers participating in the 1933 production reduction program.
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Washington
Ohio
Agricultural Adjustment
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T. E. Mechosen
Henry Stratton
Neln
L. C. Bur
F. W. Cone
Plue
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Ison
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RA Administration
Henry
Cleve Hallett
C. Burson
Maruster
Art Donald
Albany
Emmett Guthrie
Clinton Bean
A. W. Cone
Guy Fierce
Heo
Hunters Nin Reservoir
Bridgeman, Oo Yuc A. Meredith
Com. of En
Boston Police
Gorch Tip
Banking Committee
Strafford
Barron, Runn, Rusk, Polk and
Chippewa County
Bucyrus Collie
Santa Monica, Calif
Mr. Ford
Will
NRA Wo
John Clark
Hollister-Glouster
G. O. Linscott
Amesville
Ruth McBee
Stewart
Alyce Chevalier
Coombe
Freda M. Bean
Guysville
Irene McDowell
Doanville
Joe B. Davis
Kimberly
David Dunkie
New Floodwood
W. E. Humphrey
Circle Hill
H. Bing
Bare Preserve
International Nudiat Conference
McCormick Blasts
Star Chamber
Dieval
Graf Zeppelin
London
and Monetary Program
Focal Boards
James M. Beck
Harding
Fortune Magazine Today
Beck
Supreme Court
High Court
Society Woman
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