Nations at Geneva Hear Speeches Involving Hitlers Tone
Reported remarks at the League of Nations assembly address Hitler’s statements and warn against aggression. Stasys Lozoraitis and De Valera are cited amid debates on peace, collective security, and the dangers of small nations being drawn into powerful disputes. Italian and French press opinions on Italy’s friendship plan and military actions in Eritrea are noted.
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Geneva
Per la Stampa
Italy
Unclear OCR Incident Report Amid Mixed Traffic News
Fragmented text shows scattered names and places from Ohio areas including Lancaster and Springfield. Mentions road accident injuries and a street car collision, with limited legible details about persons Ruth, Walkedong, and Aut o deaths. Readable elements point to local traffic incidents and fatalities without coherent chronology or full identities.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at ads and notices
Fragmentary text references new series and ads with scattered phrases about praise and trade. No coherent events, people, places, or dates are discernible to form a factual summary.
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Rowsa
Brook
Pidio
Finger gun scare ends in near arrest in Hamilton
James Mayer, 21, Cleveland, a CCC worker assigned to a camp near Wilmington, avoided armed robbery charges after a woman, May Davis of Hamilton, said he pressed what appeared to be a pistol against her back and demanded money. He is to appear in court Tuesday.
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Hamilton
James Mayer
Cleveland
CCC
Wumington
May Davis
Five Killed in Head-On Car and Truck Crash Near Canfield
YOUNGSTOWN UP Two Canfield schoolboys remain hospitalized today as funeral arrangements go forward for four classmates and a teacher killed in a Saturday automobile collision. Coach Michael Fusek died when his car struck a lime truck on a narrow Canfield road. Teens Ted Hagstrom Bert Little John Stock and Robert Cutting were among the dead. The truck driver and two sons escaped with minor injuries.
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Youngstown
Canfield
Arthur Sherman
Bernard West
Michael Fusek
Canfield High Hool
Fusek
Ted Hagstrom
Bert Little
John Stock
Robert Cutting
Bowman Gets Sanity Hearing in Kentucky Case
Neal Bowman, once condemned to die for a Mercer County killing, seeks a sanity hearing in Franklin Circuit Court. The hearing Tuesday is supported by Rev. L. D. Stucker and will be argued by Commonwealth and County Attorneys Ardery and Hanrahan. Bowman escaped from the Ohio Hospital for the Criminally Insane in Lima in 1933.
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Frankfort
Neal Bowman
Southeastern
Ohio
Badman
Kentucky
Ohio Hospital
Franklin Circuit Court
Bowman
L. D. Stucker
State Reformatory
Commonwealth
William B. Ardery
James P. Hanrahan
Joseph C. Jones
Ohio Hospital For Criminal Insane
Lima
Comer Franklin
Mercert
Court of Appeals
Hope for Recovery of Wounded Lad Held
Dana Lee Tom, a 16 year old from Athens, is at Sheltering Arms Hospital with a bullet wound in the stomach. He spoke with attendants and asked for food, though he had a restless night. Doctors express guarded optimism about his recovery while noting he remains in danger. John Barker, 34, of Athens, accused of shooting him, remains jailed with no charges filed.
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Dana Lee Tom
Industry Half Way Back Says Col Ayres Reports
Cleveland economist Col Leonard Ayres reports industry has regained one half of its drop from last summer and moved toward normal. He notes sustained three year progress supports continued recovery in industrial production.
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Cleveland
Leonard Ayres
Fight escape as boat burns on Ohio River
Eight people saved themselves after a boat exploded and caught fire on the Ohio River near Cincinnati. The pleasure scow belonging to Harry Mathws was destroyed as passengers fled by four canoes or swam to shore.
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Cincinnati
Harry Mathws
Ohio River
Louisiana Power Struggle Centers On Long Widow and Foe
Prominent mention of 332 linked to seizing two top Louisiana offices. Efforts push Mrs. Long to accept her husband’s senate seat while Representative Cleveland Dear is groomed as the anti Huey Long candidate for governor.
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Louisiana
Mrs. Long
Cleveland Dear
Huey Long
Davey Welfare Building Plan Faces Legislature Hurdles
Governor Davey’s $20 million state building program risks delay as federal approval from Hopkins is pending. The special session opens Wednesday to map financing, with a plan to begin $3 million immediately and secure $2 million from federal authorities. Opposition cites debt limits and legal challenges. The session will also tackle $5 million for senior pension needs and may test the program in court.
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Solons
Columbus
Davey
Hopkins
Ohio
Made Issue by Party Leaders
Citizens across the nation celebrate Constitution week marking the 148th anniversary of the constitution's signing. Republicans turn the holiday into a drama on the "Save the Constitution" theme, with many Old Line Democrats joining. Chicago plans a Tuesday pageant and oratory recalling last year's Century of Progress rally that net $140,000, while governors and mayors pro claim holidays nationwide.
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Chicago
Harriett Hawk Dies in New Marshfield At 77
Mrs. Harriett Hawk aged 77 died at 6 a m Monday at the home of her son Austin Hawk in New Marshfield where she had lived since her husband Theodore Hawk died two years ago. She leaves two sons Austin and Ed Hawk both of New Marshfield, two brothers Sam Baughman of Athens and Lee Baughman of near Jerseyville, and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a m at the Methodist Protestant Church in New Marshfield with Rev Myron Martin in charge. Burial will be in New Marshfield Cemetery.
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Harriett Hawk
Austin Hawk
New Marshfield
Theodore Hawk
Methodist Protestant Church
Myron Martin
Bank President Elman Hanson Dies at 56
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Elman S. Hanson vice-president of the Central United National Bank who died Sunday from a heart attack.
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Cleveland
Elman S. Hanson
Central United National Bank
Kentucky Girl Held in Death of Oil Worker
Owensboro Kentucky nineteen year old Christine Lanham confessed to shooting Ezra Boarman a thirty five year old oil field worker after he made improper advances. Lanham and Rose Stites sixteen implicated each other in the slaying and are in custody awaiting an examining trial.
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Kentucky
Owensboro
Christine Lanham
Ezra Boarman
Here
Rose Stites
Richards
Boarman
Bandito
Hospital founder Dr Beatty dies after two months illness
Dr. B. W. Beatty founder in 1928 of Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton and a noted Ohio Mason, Lion Clubs vice president, died late Sunday after a two month illness.
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Dayton
B. W. Beatty
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ohio
International Lions Clubs
Plot to Kill Huey Long Cited by Secretary Claims Weiss Picked
The plan to kill Huey Long named Dr. Carl A. Weiss Jr as the slayer. Earle Cherstnberry says he has evidence showing Weiss was chosen by drawing lots.
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Huey Long
Carl A. Weiss, Jr
Kingfish
Earle Christenberry
Weiss
Xenia Soldiers Home Budget Sparks Legion Report
The American Legion committee found the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home in Xenia could run on 479,241 for 1935 and 425,228 for 1936, over the governor’s cut. They praised management but urged the resignation of Urbana postmaster Paul F. Dye from the board. The governor’s report was not released.
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Columbus
American Legion Committee
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Xenia
Davey
Legion
Gilson Light
Toledo
Legion Committee
William Ronald
Legion Group
Ohio
Paul F. Dye
Urbana
Hold Brother Of Slain Man In Cincinnati
Howard V. Burk, 27, is charged with murder in the shooting of his brother Robert Burk, 32, at a Sharonville cafe after a long feud and a quarrel involving Burk’s wife. Prosecutor Louis J. Schneider said Burk admitted it went haywire and that the pistol fired twice in a flash after Burk lunged and claimed he did not intend to pull the trigger.
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Cincinnati
Howard V. Burk
Robert
Louis J. Schneider
Burk
Sharonville
Pigiron in Spotlight Of Steel Industry
Pigiron took center stage in the steel sector as operations rose two points to four percent, with Steel magazine noting consumers are expanding melts and building inventories against anticipated price rises and viewing pig iron as an inflation hedge.
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Cleveland
Pigiron
Girl and husband held for preying on motorists
In Cincinnati Judge William D Alexander held Evelyn Bamon te 19 and her husband Dominic 20 for grand jury on charges of preying on motorists The Blonde Bandit and Dominic denied luring motorists to a waiting spot where Dominic and Joseph Gilene 17 lay in wait Gilene was turned over to juvenile court
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Cincinnati
William D. Alexander
Evelyn Bamonte
Dominic
Joseph Gilene
Gilene
Aide Ernest Draper Signs to Join Commerce Post
Ernest G. Draper is shown signing documents accepting the role as assistant to Secretary of Commerce Daniel Roper. The image captures the transition as Draper begins duties in the secretary’s office and outlines the formal step of appointment.
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Secretary of Commerce
Daniel Roper
Ernest G. Draper
Roper
Woman's Sight Endangered by Acid Attack in Cleveland
Detectives charged 21 year old Joe Studney with burning acid on the face of 24 year old Helen Bonewicz, menacing her sight after attempting to disfigure her to win her back. He chased her for blocks with an ice pick, then threatening self harm before the incident near her home. Mrs Bonewicz, mother of a four year old, is separated from her husband and hospitalized with facial burns.
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Cleveland
Joe Studney
Studney
Helen Bonewicz
Ohio Edison Cleared of Charges in Common Pleas Court
A judge in Hillsboro Ohio cleared the Ohio Edison Company and its parent Commonwealth Southern Corporation of fraud charges raised by stockholder Harry Engle and others. Engle sought receivership over Ohio Edison, alleging fraud in the 1950 merger uniting Youngstown Akron and Springfield power firms.
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Youngstown
Ohio Edison Co
Commonwealth @ Southern Corporation
Harry Engle
Edison
Common Pleas Court
Charlies M. McBride
Hillsboro
Ohio
Engie
Ohio Edison
Akron
Springfield
Ohio Counties Start Relief Administration
Eleven counties administered relief to their own clients today as the first group under a statewide liquidation plan Federal authorities aim to finish by November 1. Between now and October 1 eight more counties will take charge, continuing a Federal role since March. The Federal relief administration will keep supplying surplus commodities.
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Columbus
Federal Relief Administration
Cleveland men trap robber at station and kill suspect
Clarence and George Mayer filling station owners shot and killed a holdup man after five shotgun blasts as Gallagher, 20, attempted a robbery. The incident followed four robberies since June 9 and occurred Sunday night. The shooter used a shotgun and turned himself in.
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Cleveland
Clarence
George Mayer
Mark Gallagher
Gallagher
Clarence Meyer
Hitler Bans Jews From Citizenship and Marriage
The Reichstag enacted anti Jewish laws banning citizenship for Jews, forbidding intermarriage with Aryans, and prohibiting Aryan servant girls under 45. The measures, effective immediately, also define Reich citizenship, flag, colors, and blood honor protections, with marriages between Jews and Germans forbidden and foreign marriages void.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Third Reich
Reichstag
Reich
Hitler
One Dead Two Hurt In Italo Negro Fight
Steubenville police report an Italo Negro argument escalated to gunfire Saturday. Tony Rigilio, 39, died. his brother Joseph, 35, and Joseph Slackless, 33, a Black man, were wounded. all three involved in the dispute.
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Steubenville
Ross Cunningham
Tony Rigilio
Joseph Rigillo
Joseph Slackless
Tony Rittle
Current Extension Talks Aim To Avert Coal Walkout
A joint committee of operators and United Mine Workers leaders negotiated wages and hours in Appalachia as a strike threat lingered past a one week extension ordered by John L. Lewis. Meetings with Edward F. McGrady yielded little progress while twelve large mines remained active. a separate legal challenge sought to dismiss the Guffey Coal Stabilization Bill in D C Supreme Court.
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Washington
Appalachian
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Marvin Mclntyre
Roosevelt
Edward F. McGrady
District of Columbia Supreme Court
James W. Carter
West Virginia
Coshocton Strikers Officials Sign Truce
Coshocton and Novelty Advertising Company officials agreed on a truce today. Strikera will allow company employees to enter and the firm will not resume operations until the National Labor Relations Board rules. William Green, AFL president, criticized the company for importing guards with death-dealing weapons.
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Coshocton
Strikera
Novelty Advertising Company
National Labor Relations Board
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Four Cities Seek 1936 State Moose Convention
An executive committee of the Ohio State Morse Association considered offers from Cleveland Warren Dayton and Toledo for its 1936 convention. No decision will be made until October. District presidents were elected on Sunday at closing sessions of this year s convention.
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Columbus
AAS
Ohio State Morse Association
Cleveland
Warren
Dayton
Toledo
CCC Recruit Killed in Crash Near Urbana
An automobile crashed into a bridge abutment three miles north of Urbana killing one Civilian Conservation Corps recruit and injuring five others. The youths were returning from a 72 hour leave to their camp at Bryan Park near Yellow Springs. The driver apparently fell asleep at the wheel.
Mother of Six Kills Self in Personal Crisis
Coroner E. B. Smith reported today that Mrs. Mary Blake, age 34, a mother of six, committed suicide by poison. Police believe the act stems from a personal crisis affecting the woman, who resided in Columbur-4 area.
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Columbur
E. Bee. Smith
Mary Blakeman
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