Cincinnati Appeals For State Action On Relief Funds
Cincinnati protesters urged Gov Bricker to ensure Ohio meets its obligation to provide relief funds, citing that the state has paid only about a third of needed support this year. Toledo and Cleveland faced similar strains as relief doors closed, with Toledo preparing a demurrer to a major suit and merchants seeking extensions.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
John W.bricker
Pal
Cleveland
Toledo
State
Harold H. Buron
Martin
Dodd
Harold Fraser
Fraser
Social Counsel
Former Commander of White Camellia Files Patent Suit
George E. Deatherage of St Albans West Virginia, former commander of the Knights of White Camellia, sues American Rolling Mill Co in federal court for breach of contract claiming he proposed ideas in 1932 for corrugated steel sheet piling and was to be paid if production occurred. He says the firm rejected his plans but later patented them and began manufacturing. Deatherage seeks accounting of company profits. He also filed a $50 000 libel suit in common pleas court against Curtis Publishing Co over a May issue article.
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Charleston
W. Va
George E. Deatherage
St. Albans
Knights of White Camellia
American Rolling Mill Company Today
Deathcrage
Washington
Yeste
Common Pleas
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Saturday Evening Post
Farm Bureau Backs Readjustment of Farm and Industry Parity
The American Farm Bureau federation urged a readjustment of business and labor policies to place farm prices on parity with open market levels. The convention endorsed the reciprocal trade concept, while board members were authorized to back feasible tax measures to raise revenue.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Hull
Farm Bureau
Federation
Board of
Inny Digg
He Energy
Bland Street Church to Stage White Christmas Pageant
Bland Street Methodist church will present a White Christmas pageant on Friday evening December 22. The dramatization of Henry Van Dyke's The Story of this Other Wise Man is prepared by Jo Marie Thompson with help from Margaret Sublette. A charity collection will follow. A radio version by Sue Sublette airs on WHIS Sunday December 10 at 3 30 p m.
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Bland Street Methodist Church
Henry van Dyke
Jo-Marie Thompson
Bland Street Church
Miss Thompson
Missgaret Sublette
WHIS
Ickes says liberals will not back McNutt for 1940
Secretary Ickes told reporters that Roosevelt liberals from both parties would not support Paul V. McNutt as president in 1940. He cited opposition to his record in office including labor's stance after he called out the national guard.
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Washington
Ickes
Roosevelt
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana Fenater
Ite House
Paul McNutt
McNutt
Labor
National Guard
Navy seeks 20 more recruits for Decem ber quota
J R Albritton officer in charge said yesterday that 20 additional recruits are needed to fill the December enlistment quota of 35 at the local United States Navy recruiting station. Yesterday 15 men were accepted and taken into the navy at Richmond, with 10 names on the waiting list locally. The enlistees were transferred to Norfolk for eight weeks of training before duty with the fleet.
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United States Navy
J. R. Albritton
Albritton
Navy
Richmond
James Elwood Coleman
Bluefield
Roy Herman Pitzer
Charles Wilson Mosby
Jaeger
Daniel Regenald Carter Jr
Charles Ward Waddell
Beaver
W. Va
James Edward Meadows
John Henry Kincaid
Victor Henry Burns
Leslie
Randal Lee Oatridge
Oak Hill
Grover Anderson Hughes
Vago
Harold Wayne Owens
Prankford
Clyde Archie Harris
Marfrance
James Bundy McCoy
Fails Mills
Clifford Bernard Owens
Cannady
Howard Lee Buck
Bandy
Naval Training Station
Norfolk
Fleet
Local Woman Hurt In Auto Collision
George Suppee Jr of 1316 Cellege Avenue is hospitalized at Bluefield Sanitarium after his wife’s car rear ended Roland Lazenby’s on Upper College Avenue. Doctors report possible nose fractures and chest contusions. The piece notes 1,085,500 automobile trailers registered in the United States.
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George Suppee, Jr
Cellege Avenue
Bluefield Sanitarium
United States
Indiana Strike Context Tightens McNutt Ties
In Terre Haute observers report a strike linked to Indiana politics as liberals defend the two per cent club. State employees reportedly donate two percent of salaries to the McNutt political organization.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
McNutt Political Organizaon
Accident injures horse rider near his arm yesterday
A rider sustained fractures of the nose and was thrown from a horse near his arm yesterday. He is currently a patient at Bluefield sanitarium.
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Bluefield Sanitarium
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