Death takes Joe Hermann athletic director at Wittenberg
Francis Joseph Hermann died aged 30 after a year as athletic director at Wittenberg College Springfield He was known as Joe and had been an active coach and administrator in Ohio sports Since 1928 he served as Wittenberg assistant to Ernest Godfrey and later as athletic director He is survived by his wife Jennifer two daughters Frances Jeanne and Helen Barbara his parents four sisters and other relatives Funeral arrangements and burial at St Francis Church Malvern were announced with services pending.
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Francis Joseph Hermann
Wittenberg College
Springfield
E. J. Neidlinger
Sherbhay
Hermann
Ohio
Malvern High School
Mt. Union College
Joe
Wittenberg
Springfield Blue Sox
Chagrin Falls
Malvern
Phi Kappa Tau
Orrville High School
Dover
Ernest Godfrey
Godfrey
Jennifer
Frances Jeanne
Helen Barbara
August Hermann
Neidlinger
W. E. Burwell
Mary Deckman
Harry Mahi
Cleveland
Welch
St. Francis Church
Dengler
Hoover backs public works to steady economy
President Hoover urged a sound economic policy centered on construction to sustain employment and demand. He cited public works totaling 790 million dollars over six months, a figure higher than the 1929 boom year, and praised governors for supporting a continued build program to combat cycles of low mood.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Salt Lake City
Prohibition Enforcement Shifts as Agents Move to Justice
Washington July 1 The treasury transfers 2700 special investigators to the justice department to enforce the 18th Amendment and Hoovers policy as the nation moves toward a dry era. The senate weighs four prohibition enforcement bills from the Hoover Wickersham commission and outlines petty offense reforms. Amos W Woodcock to lead Justice enforcement focusing on larger bootlegging with state cooperation and civil rights protections.
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Treasury
Justice Department
Hoover
United States
Congress
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Senate
Commission
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
U. S
Woodcock
Atty
Mitchell
Federeery Army
Dry Chief Quits Al Toledo
William H. O'Neil, chief of the enforcement division in Toledo and northwestern Ohio, resigns announcing that the prohibition law is a failing experiment. His departure coincides with a major reorganization transferring enforcement from the treasury to the department of justice.
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Toledo
William H. O'Neil
Ohio
Oneils
Federa Prohibition
Enforcement Department
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Brazil to Thank U S A for Visit Probe
Fragmented OCR text references a Brazilian city and a U S visit, mentioning June or July and a city plan. It suggests a diplomatic gesture or courtesy visit but details are unreadable. No clear events or named individuals beyond generic references to Brazil and the United States.
Repossessed Gardner coupe for sale in fine condition
Classified ad notes a repossessed Gardner coupe with new paint and low price. Mentions large furnished rooms for 1 to 4 people and conveniences. A young man is sought for a job at the local business department with a starting wage of 32.56 per Greek. Canton Daily News Classified Department.
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Ser
Department of Local Business
Canton Daily News
Scientist Offers Death-Row Chinese Boy for Germ Study
In Santa Fe New Mexico Dr. F J Proctor proposes commuting Woo Dak San’s death sentence to life imprisonment in exchange for his body for germ research on trachoma. Proctor aims to test germ isolation through inoculation but Woo screams at the idea fearing blindness and the proposal is not pressed.
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Anta FE
N. M
Woo Dak San
F. J. Proctor
Pr. Proctor
Woo
Proctor
Boy Drowns in Pond at Local Gravel Yard
Charlies Gephart eight is son of Mr and Mrs Albert Gephart of 2418 20th street NE. He fell into a 17 foot pond at Reliable Sand and Gravel Co on Tuesday morning while playing with friends. Clarence Butcher 22d NE pulled him from the water one minute after Hillier rescue squad lowered a diver. The boy was in the pond for over 30 minutes before rescue and pulmotor treatment for 40 minutes could not revive him.
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Charlies Gephart
Albert Gephart
20Th St
Reliable Sand & Gravel Co
Clarence Butcher
Hillier
Washington Goes Broke As Budget Fight Shuts City
Washington awoke to a technically broke city as the new fiscal year began without a Congress funded appropriation. The district faces a deadlock over federal support for a $44 million budget, with the House insisting $9 million and the Senate finally agreeing to $10 million, a figure the House would not accept.
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Congress
House
Senate
Probe Killings During Communist Parade In New York
An investigation was expected into the killing of Gonzalo Gonzales a Mexican communist by Policeman Edmund J O Brien during a communist parade in New York A procession of about 30 Mexican and Spanish communists marched up Lenox Avenue to honor Alfred Luronegro who was killed by a piece of wood thrown from a roof at a meeting.
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New York
Gonzalo Gonzales
Edmund J. O'Brien
Gonzales
Lenoxar
Alfred Luronegro
Insurance Effect Looms for 20 Million in France
Paris reports the national social assurance law takes effect this day enlarging state insurance coverage to about 20 million people. Government officials say the measure broadens access to health benefits and welfare programs nationwide.
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Paris
National Social Assurance
Identity of Dead Man Still Unestablished
The man found in a field north of Martindale Road was not identified by Tuesday morning. Coroner T. C. McQuate performed an autopsy at Hillcrest Cemetery and said death resulted from a sudden gallbladder attack. Burial likely at Hillcrest. locals recalled a strange man in the Greer farm area days earlier.
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Martindale
T. C. McQuate
Hillcrest Cemetery
Hillcrest
Greer Farm
W. and
McQuate
Morrow Guest in Texas Today
A personal representative of President Pascual Ortiz Rubio of Mexico greeted Ambassador Dwight Morrow in El Paso at a chamber luncheon. Morrow also planned talks with U S Boundary Commissioner L M Lawson on land title disputes along the Rio Grande.
Fraternity to Attend Funeral Services for Chas A Hirst
Brothers of the fraternity meet at the temple on Tuesday July 1 at 7 p m to attend the funeral services for the late Chas A Hirst. Bring your cars. Geo C W M C E Norris secretary.
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Temple Tues
Chas A Hirst
Geo C
Fire damages coal tipple at New Philadelphia mine
Lightning struck the Reeves Mig Co tipple at mine No. 4 three miles east of New Philadelphia. About 100 workers remained on site as Dover firemen battled flames for three hours, destroying about 50 feet of the 120 foot structure. Officials said production would continue.
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Reeves Mig. Co
New Philadelphia
New
Philadelphia
Here
Dover
Stark County prepares large wheat crop harvest in uncertain market
Independence Day sees hundreds of harvesting machines moving into Stark County wheat fields to cut and thresh a bumper crop. Farmers fear losses at current prices as costs to produce a bushel run about 1.25 dollars, with prices 76 to cents. A hold grain movement could lift prices, though debt pressures elsewhere force some sales. Weather is not hindering yields. fields remain heavy with grain.
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Independence Day
Stark Co
Bine
Mark Co
Hold Wheat for Higher Prices
Kansas City dispatch notes the southwest wheat harvest advances with rapid field work while grain moves slowly to markets. Combined harvesters load wagons and trucks, grain piling at farmers yards until prices improve. Receipts reach 533 cars, with more than 7 expected.
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Kansas City
Mioe
Man Fractures Skull After Fall From Canton Music Hall
Harold Foor of Ferndafe road NW suffered a fractured skull early Tuesday after falling from the Canton Music Hall roof while at the site. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in serious condition.
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Harold Foor
Ferndafe Rd
Canton Music Hall
Germany Free Again as Rhineland Evacuates French Troops
German patriots celebrate the evacuation of the Rhineland’s last French troops marking 11 years of occupation. Berlin joined the nationwide rejoicing as the final French units left Wiesbaden and Mainz amid a few jeers from onlookers. only two battalions remained elsewhere, under Gen. Guillaumet and the Rhineland commission.
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Hy United Presse
ERLIN
Rhineland
Berlin
Mayence Yestern
Heinrich Bruen
Guillaumet
Rhineland Commission
Wiesbaden
Hoyt to marry Howard Lee Stock broker in Dallas
Mrs. Fu genia Bankhead Hoyt daughter of W B Bankhead of Alabama plans to wed Howard Lee, a Dallas stock broker and aviator, in a ceremony described as her last marriage after multiple past unions and annulments dating from 1926 to 1928.
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Mra Fugenia Bankhead Hoyt
Rep
W. BR Bankhead
Alabama
Hoyt
Wilford Lawson
Howard Lee
Dallas
Tex
Rene A
Kelps
Officials to Inspect Land for Canton Annexation
County commissioners and Canton city officials will inspect the land proposed for annexation on Wednesday after hearings last week. The inspection, last step before the county board acts, is expected to lead to amendments removing distant tracts and better defining the territory including Reedurban Avondale Edgefield The Mapies and Waco.
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City of Canton
Council
Reedurban
Avondale
Edgefield
Mapies
Waco
Radicalism charges filed against John Hagan in Canton union row
Canton Carpenters Union charges alleging radicalism were filed Monday night against John Hagan member of Carpenter's Union No. 143 business agent for Stark County Building Trades and president of the Central Labor Union A union committee will arrange a trial and an appeal to national offices may follow Hagan came here last August from Rochester Minnesota and joined the local group.
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Canton Carpenters’ Union
John Hagan
Carpenter's Union No. 143
Stark County Building Trades
Central Labor Union
Hagan
Rochester
Minn
Policeman Ford Skolmuteh seeks writ to restore duty
Former Massillon police officer Ford Skolmuteh, discharged for allegedly harsh treatment, petitions for a mandamus to force restoration to duty. Hearing set Monday at 9 before Judge Charles Krrchbaum. He claims political motivation behind his dismissal. Black raspberries sour cherries. Strawberries large shipment. 6th v& Dueber Bruit Market.Adwy
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Ford Skolmuteh
Massillon
Charles Krrchbaum Skolmuteh
V& Dueber Bruit
Adwy
N C P Plans New Operation And Divestiture
N C P approves a plan to form three companies to take over transport and interurban services while separating power and light from transportation. Canton Traction Akron Traction and Northern Ohio Interurban will run the transit routes as the former power entities merge with four other firms to form a $10 million Ohio Edison Co. The plan, outlined June 10, aims for better organization and profits per VP Obie Edison Blinn.
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New Canton Traction Co
Northern
Hie Power & Light Co
NCFP
Akron
Canton Traction Co
Transportation
Canton
Akron Traction Co
Northern Ohio Interurban Co
Intern
Power and Light
Northern Ohio Power Companies
State Utilities Commission
Northern Ohio Power & Light Co
Akron Steam Heating Co
N. O P
Obie Edison Co
Penneyylvania-Ohio Power & Light Co
Ohio Edison Co
A.C. Blinn
N OP
Hercules engines gain traction in Japan and Canton firms
Hercules Motors Corp of Canton reports expanding sales abroad with Japanese buyers such as Kato Works in Tokyo adopting Hercules engines for gasoline locomotives. K. Hattori & Co. Ltd of Tokyo serves as the exclusive distributor for Hercules in Japan.
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Orient
America
Japan
Hercules Motors Corp
Canton
Kato Works
Tokyo
K. Hattori & Co. Ltd
Six More Held On Speed Count In Canton
Six more sautoists were ticketed for alleged reckless driving by the traffic squad Monday night, bringing arrests to 63 since last Friday. The motorists summoned to municipal court include G. O. Marshall 27 of 24 Lincoln Way Massillon Homer Renfro 21 of 2207 Cleveland Ave NW Charles Phillips 19 of 1407 Tuscarawas at FE J A Smith 19 of Carrollton R L Hughes 22 Navarre and H H Brown 39 KR F D No 3 Canton.
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G. O. Marshall
Lincoln Way
Massilion
Homer Renfro
Cleveland Av
Charles Phillips
Tuscarawasat FE
J. A. Smith
Carrollton
R. L. Hugus
Navarre
H. H. Brown
KR. F. D. No
Canton
Army pilots killed in midair test at Chartres airfield
July 1 report says Trignolet of the Moroccan air service and another officer were killed while testing a new plane at the Chartres military airfield. Details mention Fireworks, Avondale Service, Fulston and Leake Cable rd Ady.
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Paris
Trignolet
Moroccan Air Service
Chartres
Avondale
Fulston and
Leake Cable Rd
Ady
Not So Hot Sleeping in the Airplane Flight Recorders
John and Kerpeth Hunter, famed endurance flyers, describe grueling shifts, adverse weather, and little rest aboard the City of Chicago as they chase another world endurance record. They expect 6 to 20 hours of sleep and plan to return the craft to Chicago while seeking better in-flight meals and rest.
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Chicago
Sky Harbor
Hunter Brothers
Albert Hunter
Meng
Trene
Lvnng
Wilson Herren
Emntor
FSF
United Presse
John
Kerpeth Hunter
Endurance
City of
United Prese
Epsseth Hunter
United Press
Sky Harbor Airport
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