Finance Plan Sparks Guthrie Plan Withdraws Opposition
The governor withdraws opposition to a financing method for an old age welfare program. A joint session of the legislature tonight will discuss funding from the avenue fund and a $1,000,000 transfer to aid the initiative. The plan includes federal funds, state revenues, and a ten year building program to support welfare and public works. Potential tax and bonding measures are debated as part of the proposed solution.
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Gover
Davey
Avenue Fund
Epic
Solons Sateia
Mi Corporation
Negro mob trial for slay ends with lynching near town
An African American defendant in a lynching case was seized from the jail by a mob on a Tuesday night. The mob overpowered sheriffs and deputies, took possession of the prisoner, and carried him about several miles from town to a rural area. Deliberations were ongoing as authorities investigated the mob action.
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Elwood Negra
Wss
Deliber
Po Lyn Roberts
Imeputies
Paoner
Fragmentary ad hints at classified notices and political reference
The readable fragments reference a classified Messenger ad and a Congress related term. The text shows jumbled phrases about a young man, a window, crows, and a court, with no clear event or identifiable entities. The snippet remains too broken to establish a coherent item with factual details.
Road Hogs Pay Fines After Highway Stop
Sheriff Joe Farbearn arrested Clarence Burden of Lithopolis after he drove a truck in the center of the public highway. Burden appeared before Magistrate S. B. Whitehart on improper driving, pled guilty, and received a $15 fine plus costs.
Roosevelt May Suggest New Forestry Plan
President Roosevelt likely will urge Congress to adopt a six point forestry conservation program. In a letter to Senator Fletcher the President said the plan aims to complete existing laws with new provisions to 10 or 15 years ahead. It calls for public forest land acquisition and fully productive national forests, drought shelter belts, forest research, and coordinated state and private forest action.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Fletcher
D. Fla
ORA Is Dead Bricker Rules
Columbus reports that U S and Ohio Supreme Courts struck down compulsory code features of the NRA and the Ohio Recovery Act, voiding the entire Ohio Recovery Act. Attorney General Bricker told J C Lucas the rulings wipe out the act including Ohio Trade Code Administration. Some provisions not ruled on left gaps. department kept functioning. State Auditor Tracy refused pay, citing nonessential government work. Lucas and others continued in official roles.
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Columbus
U. S and
Ohio
NRA
John W. Bricker
J. C. Lucas
ORA
Ohio Trade Code Administration
Tracy
Lucas
Alfred Crouse Dies Former aide to Governor White
Funeral services for Alfred C. Crouse age 41 former secretary to ex Governor George White and longtime newspaper man will be held Thursday from his Madisonville home. Crouse served 21 years as chief probation officer in the court of domestic relations and died from injuries suffered in an automobile accident weeks earlier.
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Cincinnati
Alfred C. Crouse
George White
Madisonville
Crouse
Court of Domestic Relations
White
New WPA Projects To Employ 15,000 Soon
Columbus reports that about 15,000 men will obtain work for two and a half months on WPA projects costing 3.2 million dollars, set to start soon. C Stillman, Ohio Federal Works Progress Administrator, received the funds from Washington on Tuesday.
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WPA
Columbus
C. Stillman
Ohio
Federal Works Progress Administrator
Washington
Ohio prepaid sales tax receipts rise to 902 thousand
Columbus reports last week prepaid sales tax receipts totaled 902 822 49 raising 35 week collections to 30 550 573 36. State Treasurer Day cited the rebound after a weeks long slump and noted steady growth across the period.
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Columbus
Day
Amending of Constitution Is Defended
Washington brief notes Secretary of Commerce Roper defending constitutional amendment as vital to meet national emergency. Speech in Alexandria Va described amendment as the heartbeat of the system and urged forward with the constitution rather than backward. Observers weigh whether New Deal may push for amendment if NRA cases falter.
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Commerce Roper
Roosevelt
Alexandria
Roper
New Deal
NRA
Supreme Court
Mane
Survey cites lack of funds for Workmen's Compensation
Columbus report by the Sherrill Government Survey finds inadequate legislative appropriations hinder administration of the Workmen's Compensation Law by the State Industrial Commission. It urges a $1.2 million appropriation to protect 1.5 million workers, noting past requests and vetoes, and cites $225 million in employer contributions and $185 million paid to employees or dependents over 22 years.
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Columbus
Sherrill
State Industrial Commission
Davey
Ohio
Catholics Prepare for Meeting in Cleveland
Triduums for the Seventh National Eucharistic Congress begin in Cleveland tonight as the Catholic Diocese prepares. Bishops from across the United States are invited, with an altar for each of 128 dioceses to be set up in Public Hall. Over 50,000 Catholics expected to gather, and Alfred E. Smith of New York will speak.
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Cleveland
United States
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Cole backs county fairs to boost business during fair week
County Treasurer Homer D. Cole argues fairs boost local commerce. He notes receipts from sales tax coupons sold through the treasurer’s office peaked during fair week, the highest weekly total since coupon sales began last January. Coupon sales for the week reached 8382 dollars.
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Cole
Marion
Homer D. Cole
Pilot Mulqueeney Confesses Fatal Strike On Koenecke
Pilot William J Mulqueeney said Len Koenecke Brooklyn baseball player attacked passenger Irwin Davis parachute jumper triggering a struggle that endangered the plane. Mulqueeney and Davis are held on manslaughter charges.
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Wm. J. Mulqueeney
Len Koenecke
Brooklyn
Irwin Davis
Koenecke
Davis
Mulqueeney
Miners Near New Contract After Wage Deal Talks
Washington reports that talks between Appalachian soft coal producers and the United Mine Workers of America focus now on wage increases. A 30 hour week is off the table, wage differentials to be settled by arbitration, and changes to tonnage rates now at 10 cents a ton for machine and pick mining. Yardage and dead work increases were cut to 15 percent. The current contract expires next Sunday at midnight.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Charles O'Neill
Central
Pennsylvania
R. R. Hughes Succumbs to Heart Attack
Robert R. Hughes longtime Stedman Company executive dies at home on Morris Avenue from a heart attack. Born in Minersville Meigs County he rose in retail meat business in Racine before joining Stedman in 1913 and became vice president and general manager last September. Survived by widow four children, three brothers and sisters. funeral Friday at 1 p.m. at the family home. Burial Letart cemetery.
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Stedman Company
Ohio
Morris Avenue
Minersville
Meigs County
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Racine
Britt Hooper
Paul FE. Schramm
Buffalo
John Rose
Athens
Thornton and
Youngstown
Will Hughes
Anna Biumaner
RR. Burnell
Cleveland
Margaret
Two More Ohio Counties To Take Over Relief Load
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration said FERA offices in Clinton and Coshocton counties will be liquidated Oct. 1. This brings to 22 the number of Ohio counties liquidated or scheduled for liquidation. Ten counties were liquidated Sept. 15 and 12 are set for liquidation Oct. 1.
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Columbus
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA
Clinton
Coshocton
Ohio
Canton payroll shows 18,593 workers employed here
Payroll figures from 68 industrial plants in Canton reveal 18,593 people employed today, the highest since 1929 when 20,217 were on the payroll. On March 11, 1933, only 6,839 workers were employed.
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Canton
Dillinger's Criminial Path Tied to Sex Appeal, Says Surgeon
Indiana surgeon Dr. L F Bracken told the American Association of Obstetric Surgeons Dillinger's aim to be a ladies man drove his crime spree. He cited prenatal factors and urged treating criminals as sick persons, not violators, to curb crime.
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Indiana
Chicago
John Dilinger
L. FE. Bracken
Columbus
Bracken
American Association of Orificial Surgeons
Pillinger
Forces Against
Gerald Thompson
Peoria, II
Mildred Hallmark
Voters reject constitutional revision in Pa and N M
Pennsylvania voters oppose a constitutional convention with about 538,625 to 407,435 after partial results. In New Mexico the proposed tax exemption for property up to 82 500 trails. War veterans opposed the measure. In New York City sales tax repeal drives reforms as Spaulding Frazer backs repeal. Tammany Hall district leaders shift as Jeremiah Mahoney deposes John Dooling ally John Sheehy.
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Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Earle
New Mexico
War Veterans
New Jersey
Spaulding Frazer
Sales Tax Repeal Association
New York City
James J. Dooling
Tammany Hall
John F. Curry
Curry
John E. Sheehy
Supreme Court
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Mahoney
Dooling
Tammany
Board Changes Permit Forms
The state liquor board approved a new $100 permit for dealers in warehouse receipts for liquor. Wellington T. Leonard and former chairman Edward T. Pixon supported the change aimed at halting fictitious warehouse receipt sales. Trading will occur only when liquor is stored in a bonded Ohio warehouse and removal requires liquor department approval. Hearings in Cleveland will address 32 permit holders cited for operating asset machines or other violations.
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State Liquor Board
Wellington T. Leonard
Edward T. Pixon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Liquor Department
Cleveland
Board
Gessaman Leads Field In Columbus Primary
Ohio news notes Rep. Myron B. Gessaman led eight contenders in the Columbus mayoral primary on a non partisan slate. The incumbent Mayor Henry Worley trailed in second with 12,478 votes while John M. Lewis, a Democratic councilman, garnered 10,960 in a tight race.
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Columbus
Ohio
Myron B. Gessaman
House
Gessaman
Henry Worley
John M. Lewis
Dr Williamson Dies At Home In Cleveland
Dr James Williamson former president of the Society for Savings died at his Cleveland home after a week long illness. He served as acting president of Western Reserve University and was father of Frederick E. Williamson president of the New York Central Railroad. He was a former Presbyterian minister with pastorates in Norwalk Warren and Cleveland between 1875 and 1901.
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Cleveland
James Dr. Williamson
Society For Savings
Western Reserve University
Williamson
Frederick E. Williamson
New York Central Railroad
New York
Norwalk
Warren
Galion Mayoral Candidate Departs After Pledge
Dr. D. P. A. Murr who vowed to give 1000 of his 1800 salary to Galion's needy withdrew his independent bid for mayor. The secretary of state warned he could be disqualified if elected, and courts said such promises violate the Corrupt Practices Act.
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de. P. A. Murr
Secretary of State
Murr
Unemployed Meigs County Demands WPA Work Action
Unemployed men from Meigs County pressed the County Board of Commissioners Tuesday to start WPA projects immediately. Reports say several projects were approved or awaiting WPA sign-off, including Pickett Run Road improvements, a sewing room, sanitation programs, mine opening sealing, Rice Run Road work, bridges, and street upgrades in Middleport Olive and Rutland Townships.
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Meigs County Board of Commissioners
Meigs County
WPA
Pickett Run
Bedford Township
Middleport
Rice Run Road
Olive Township
Jane Bridge
Orange Township
Rutland Township
Broadway Avenue
High Street
Bricker Sees Victory on Sound Government
Springfield attorney general John W. Bricker, eyeing a possible 1944 Republican gubernatorial bid, hailed a GOP win on principles of sound government free from demagoguery. He urged youth to weigh long term constitutional equality and warned against selfish partisan politics delaying efficient government.
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Springfield
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Labor Leader William Morgan Dies in Ohio
William M Morgan aged 65 a former town band tuba player rose to prominence as a politician and labor head He died after a four day heart illness Rites were held at his Newark home Morgan served 1921 1931 in Congress as a Republican representing Ohio Seventeenth District He also led the Ohio Federation of Labor before resigning last spring to join the state Industrial Commission
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Columbus
William M Morgan
Newark
Ohio
Morgan
State Industrial Commission
Congress
Ohio Federation of Labor
Industrial Commission
Child Killed Relatives Hurt in Ohio Accident
Cincinnati report: Susan Smith aged one was killed and her great grandmother seriously injured. Two grandparents, her mother, and two women were hurt when an automobile driven by Gilbert Kemper struck a guard rail and caromed into another vehicle near Newstown.
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Cincinnati
Susan Smith
Gilbert Kemper
Newstown
Here
Italian Troops Are Moved to North Africa War tensions rise as Italy shifts forces to Libya
British fleet maneuvers postponed while Italy moves thousands to its North African colony Libya under Mussolini. A Geneva report notes Italy’s delegation chief recalled to Rome to report on the League, and Ethiopia’s plan stalemated. Reactions from Rome and London show no room for negotiation. The British destroyer flotilla sails from Gibraltar, with battleships Nelson and Repulse looming. France quietly expands its fleet as Haile Selassie seeks peace amid looming war threats.
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Geneva
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Baron Pompeo Aloisi
League of Nations
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Il Duce
lalo-Ethiopian Committee
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Italy
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France
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Gibraltar
Nelson
Repulse
Hood
Renown
Royal Air Force
Libya
Africa
Italo Barbo
Harar
Haile Selassie
Police Seek Slayer Of Youthful Mother In Yonkers
In Yonkers New York police investigate the slaying of Camile Versace a 29 year old mother of two and wife of a Norresford driver found shot five times in a grassy depression her stockings tied and shoes removed. The body was discovered Tuesday night in a sparsely settled city area.
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Yonkers
Camille Versace
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