Purdue Romps Over Ohio Bobcats 47 to 0 in West Lafayette
Purdue's offense and defense dominated Ohio University as the Boilermakers rolled to a 47-0 victory. Star runner Noble Kizer led a versatile attack while Bill Jurkovic sustained a dislocated right knee in the second quarter, likely ending his season. The Bobcats were unable to score until late in the final period as Purdue forced downs and limited Ohio’s offense to a near shutout.
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West Lafayette
Ind
Pe Bobcats
Ohio University
Cing High
University of Illinois
Purdue
Bobcats
Illini
Noble Kizer
Boilermakers
Ohio
Don Peden
Bill Jurkovic
Boilermaker
Family of Miner Is Paid for His Death
The Ohio Industrial Commission awarded $6,500 to the wife and child of Darrel Gamble, a Powhatan miner killed during the 1931 mine strike. Gamble was shot while under police escort en route to work. the verdict marked Ohio’s first recognition of a workman killed off company property. His slayer was never arrested and the decision cited Gamble’s status as a company employee under protection at the time.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio Industrial Commission
Darrel Gamble
Ohio
Gamble
Bricker Attacks Davey Racket in Toledo Tour
Ohio Attorney General and Republican governor candidate John W. Bricker accused the administration of turning state government into a racket during a Toledo speech. He claimed the Conservation Division is a political dumping ground and cited sportsmen license funds used for salaries and purchases. He noted $468,182 from sportsmen yielded wildlife purchases and farming costs, including raccoons and pheasants, with no rabbits despite $5,000 spent on a rabbit farm.
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Toledo
U.P
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Bricker
State Division of Conservation
Sportsmen of
Maurice Goldberg seeks divorce after cold spell
In Ramsey County District Court Maurice Goldberg aged 60 seeks a divorce from his 63 year old wife. He complains she took all the bed covers during last February’s bitter cold.
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St, Paul
U.P
Maurice Goldberg
Ramsey County District Court
Goldberg
Fess Warns of New Deal Scarcity Plans
Former U S Senator Simon D Fess spoke to Antioch College students in Yellow Springs asserting the nation faces a major emergency solved only within constitutional law He warned that all major measures originate in the White House and warned the era risks dictatorship He criticized New Deal spending and said Republicans will not uphold scarcity over plenty philosophies
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Yellow Springs
Simeon D. Fess
U. S
Antioch College
White House
Fess
Peters Re-elected President At WV Library Meeting
Ida M. Peters of Parkersburg was reelected president of the West Virginia Library Association at the close of the 22nd annual two day meeting in Huntington.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ise Ida M. Peters
Parkersburg
West Virginia Library Association
Frank H. Reid elected grand chancellor dies in Columbus
Columbus report: Frank H. Reid, 60, elected grand chancellor of the Ohio Knights of Pythias at this week’s convention, died in a Columbus hotel Saturday. New York markets remained steady as France planned to devalue the franc on Monday.
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Columbus
U.P
Frank H. Reid
Ohio Knights of Pythias
New York
Au.p
France
COUNTY PARA LYSIS VICTIMS GET SCENE AT RIDE
A county scene shows children and families with health workers and doctors. Caroline Sue Stout Gloria Cooper Clifford Dunkle James Sheppard Carl Howard Virginia Hanley and others pose with adults during a health event at various rural homes.
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Clifford Dunkle
Millfield
James Sheppard
William Sheppard
Waterloo Township
Carl Howard
Louise Howard
Chauncey
Archbishop regrets Coughlin anti God remark in Cincinnati
The Most Rev. John T. McNicholas of Cincinnati urged the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin to retract his claim that Roosevelt is Anti-God and to withdraw his statement that bullets could be used against an upstart dictator. Bishop Gallagher in Detroit supported Coughlin on the latter point.
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Roosevelt
Ohio
Cincinnati
U.P
John T. McNicholas
Charles E. Coughlin
McNicholas
Union Party
National Union For Social Justice
Michael J. Gallagher
Charlies E. Coughlin
Detroit
Nightclub Proprietor Killed During Ejection
Cleveland U Pi Anton Novak aged 34, a night club proprietor, was stripped to death Saturday while ejecting an intoxicated patron.
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Cleveland
U.pi
Anton Novak
Fourth Attack In Loop Hotel Baffles Police
Chicago police investigate a brutal hotel attack in which Alda Deery, 24, a New York actress, was choked, ravished, and garroted in a Loop hotel room. A brick inside the mattress links the case to four prior hotel killings, all involving entry via fire escape or open window and a similar weapon, with three other victims dying.
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Miss Deery
New York
Dorothy Ryan
Lillian Guild
Florence Thompson Castle
Mary Louie Trammell
Grace J. Raines Indicted on Embezzlement Charge
Grace J. Raines former Delaware County clerk of courts was indicted today on charges of embezzling 1625.22 dollars. The case centers on alleged misappropriation from county records and funds during her tenure.
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Grace J. Raines
Delaware County Clerk of Courts
Findlay man Dies of Heart Attack Mowing Lawn
Joseph T. Cook, 67, died of a heart attack while mowing his lawn. Officials say he collapsed at home and was pronounced dead. City health records show no prior warning signs. Interment will be private.
Guns Thunder About Alcazar As Rebels Near GIBRALTAR
Thunder from rebel guns near Toledo signals the fight to reach the city and press toward the Alcazar. The Argentine cruiser Veinticinco De Mayo stands by in Alicante to carry officials. Loyalist forces brace for a two front assault if the Alcazar garrison breaks.
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U.P
Toledo
City
Alcazar
Alicante
Francisco Largo Caballero
Madrid
Julio Alvarez del Vayo
League Assembly
Vinton Road Project to Be Sold in October
Columbus officials announced bids open October 13 for 30 highway improvements including the Vinton-Athens-McArthur Road on State 166 and U S Route 50. The Elk and Madison Townships resurfacing covers 3.089 miles with an estimated cost of 28 476 dollars.
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Vinton Road Project
Columbus
Joan Jaster, Jr
Vinton
Athens-McArthur
Elk
Madison Townships
Probe of Senate Group To Resume in November
The Senate Civil Liberties Committee reconvenes after five days of hearings on strike breaking and labor spying. Evidence shows industrialists paid Pinkerton National Detective Agency nearly $6,000,000 in the past two years for labor investigations, prompting recommendations to Congress.
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Washington
Senate Civil Liberties Committees
Congress
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Al lie Underwood Located After Cumberland Search
Richmond Ky August disappearance case ends with the recovery of Al lie Underwood found alive in Cumberland Kentucky. Deputy Sheriff A B Gwinn reported the development noting initial fears of a mutilation murder were not borne out by the latest information.
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Richmond
Allie Underwood
Cumberland
A. B. Gwinn
Expert Diagnosis May Prevent Twisted Legs in Children
A health office clinic in Athens County examined a dozen children affected by infantile paralysis. Dr. Edward Harlan Wilson from Columbus assessed each case, noting exercises and special plans to recommend to local doctors. Nurses Miss Fell, Miss Cavanaugh, Miss Rankin, and Miss Morgan coordinated the visits as families watched promising rehabilitation steps.
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Athens County Health Office
Edward Harlan Wilson
Collumbus
Athens County
Viola Fell
Clara Cavanaugh
Esta Rankin
Ann Morgan
Columbus
Wilson
J. M. Higgins
Man Confesses Killing Rival for Girl's Love
Cleveland police said 24 year old paperhanger Joseph Csonka confessed to killing 26 year old Charles Steffes whose wire bound body was found in a creek near Mesopotamia Ohio two days earlier. Miss Catherine Bunjevac a 19 year old woman said to be Steffes' sweetheart supplied information leading to the arrest. The two men were rivals for Bunjevac's affections.
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Cleveland
Joseph Csonka
Charles Steffes
Mesopotamia
Catherine Bunjevac
Steffes
Csonka
Minneapolis Milling Strike Ends
The grain elevator and flour mill strike in Minneapolis ended today as employers offered an agreement acceptable to the union. R F E Walsh and W A Younker of the flour Seed Cereal and Elevator Workers Union informed Gov Hjalmar Petersen of the settlement terms.
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U.P
R. F E. Walsh
W. A. Younker
Hjalmar Petersen
Michael Lyden Elected President of State Federation
Springfield delegates to the second annual State Federation of Labor convention chose Dayton as the 1937 meeting place and elected Michael Lyden of Youngstown as president. Resolutions favored civil service for public school teachers and removing college degree requirements for certain civil service jobs.
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Michael Lyden
Youngstown
Supporter of Landon Slain in Eureka
John Miller a 44-year-old Eureka mechanic shot and killed his employer Auguste Perske 60-year-old garage owner and Spanish War veteran after asking if Perske would vote for Alf Landon Miller alleged to have stated his intention to vote for Landon. The shooting occurred at Perske’s garage and Miller was detained by police pending formal charges.
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Alf M. Landon
Augustue Elam
Mler
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Landon
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Russian Move To Upset Pact Is Halted And Stabilizes
The United States, Britain and France swiftly blocked a Russian effort to depress the pound as part of the tri partite monetary pact. Morgenthau bought 1,000,000 pounds to deter interference and warn that any attempt to disrupt world currency stabilization would be met with strong action from the $2 billion stabilization fund. The three powers pledges to use their vast resources to stabilize currencies, while markets react as France, Switzerland and Belgium align toward devaluation and global stabilization.
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France
Belgium
United States
Great Britain
New York
Washington
Russia
of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
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Woodring Named Secretary of War in Recess Appointment
Former Kansas governor Harry H Woodring moved from assistant secretary of war to secretary of war after a recess appointment by President Roosevelt. He had supervised large war purchases and modernization efforts and pledged to pursue an adequate national defense.
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U.P
Harry H Woodring
Kansas
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Woodring
George H. Dern
War Department
U. S
Cool Weather Forecast For All of This Week
Washington forecast notes showers in the Ohio Valley at week start and again Thursday. Much cooler Monday, warmer midweek, then cooler later in the week.
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Washington
UPR
Ohio Valley
Landon Attacks New Deal Social Security Plan
Gov. Alf M Landon argues the Roosevelt social security act is a cruel hoax on workers and pledges a pay as you go old age pension plan financed by broad taxes. He calls for repeal of current legislation and replacement with a minimal guaranteed income for all citizens over 65 funded by a direct tax.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Washington
Congress
Kansas
Gove Landon
Snow Falls in Rockies After Wind Dust Storm
Winter weather moved into the Rocky Mountain region on Saturday after a wind and dust storm Friday night. Snow covered Wyoming and northern, central Colorado with light rain in the mountains and plummeting temperatures accompanying the storm.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Colorado
Scripps-Howard Man To Fly Around World
New York World Telegram and other Scrippine Howard papers report a staff correspondent will circumnavigate the globe entirely by commercial aircraft. The trip tests speed feasibility dependability and comfort of modern passenger air service aided by Pan American Airways Trans Pacific routes.
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New York
U.R
New York World Telegram
Scrippine Howard
Pan-American Airways
Ohio Realtors Meet In Toledo Convention Opens Tuesday
The annual state convention of the Ohio Real Estate Association will open in Toledo on Tuesday, bringing together real estate professionals from across the state for meetings, discussions, and potential policy actions.
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Toledo
U.P
The
Ohio Real Estate Assofatio
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