County officials urged to cut Stark County budgets 10 percent
County Auditor A A Van Dorsten mailed forms to Stark County taxing subdivisions urging budget reductions to ease taxpayer relief. He notes delinquent surveys and sheriff sales may aid and stresses budgets must be legally prepared by July 2. Emphasis is placed on delaying nonessential improvements and considering unemployment and low wages in planning.
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A. A. van Dorsten
Stark Co
van Dorsten
Wan ‘Bornten
Welchen Aluy
Byrd Homecoming In Virginia Amid Patriots Pride
The article describes Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd arriving in Richmond, Virginia, amid a citywide homecoming celebration. It notes Virginians’ eagerness to honor the explorer who conquered both poles by air, with flag-decked buildings and a program including visits to executive mansions and speeches by local political figures.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
Richmond
Virginia
John Garland
Maniac Leaper Sows Death on Jagged Rocks
A man leaped to death from a cliff after hurling victims to their deaths beneath. Police report a chaotic scene as bystanders, including women and children, fled. Fireman Rudolph Berube rescued others while a rapid, incoherent plea filled the ledges. Later, London news notes the ban of Marc Connelly's Pulitzer winning The Green Pastures in England citing censorship and Deity portrayal concerns.
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Takeaven
Ansonia
John P Carey
Perisan
Radolph Berube
New York World
Thon
Neweh Ondon
Marc Conolly
the Green Pastures
England
Lord Chamberlain Cromer
Palace
Maurice Brown
Connolly
showdown over Wick commission action looms in Washington
Washington awaits a clash between the president and the senate as lawmakers seek to curb the Wick sham law enforcement commission’s funds to probe prohibition. White House challenges the move while senate opposition notes a crowded agenda and near adjournment. In Chicago, detectives seek motive in the Lingle murder tied to protection money and the underworld, with ten “red hot” gangsters under suspicion.
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Senate
Wick‘sham Law Enforcement Commission
Commission
White House
Ing
Stan Tally
Chicago
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago ‘Tribune
Lingle
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Capone
Bedfell
Battle over Sheet & Tube Bethlehem merger heats up
The billion dollar battle over the Sheet & Tube Bethlehem Steel merger accelerates as Eaton lawyers press for court orders to force Bethlehem to open its books. Judge Jenkins set to hear Myron Wick Jr and other Eaton actions next Wednesday seeking an injunction to halt completion. Depositions reveal Wall Street figures Grace and Schwab questioned, with Pickands, Mather & Co spending nearly 100000000 for Sheet & Tube stock. Bethlehem argues P&M is independent. Eaton remains aggressive, pushing to curb Wall Street encroachment in the steel region. merger stockholders ratified but case sustains.
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David G. Jenkine
Bethlehem
Eaton
Wall Street
Fa Ene G. Grace
Bethlecem
Charles M. ‘Schwab
Bethlehem Board
Pickands, Mather & Co
Bethlehem A
Torneys
Piea
Ands, Mather & Co
Bethelehem
Figh
Bethlehem Atorneys
Ernst & Ernst
Mia
Id Country
Youngstown
Wayor Denies Ouster Charge In West Jefferson Probe
Mayor Matthew WL of West Jefferson denies ouster counts and misconduct charges tied to political foes amid a probe involving Gov. Cooper. The claim follows reports of alleged enemies and a contested mayoral tenure as officials revisit governance.
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Enemien
Jefferson
Matthew Wlsen
West Jefferson
Gov. Cooper
Searold
I Keaton
Classified section request for Molstein company
Fragmentary note asks for today’s classified section and mentions Molstein company and Sey with a garbled phrase. No clear events, persons, or dates readable for a full card.
Broker Freed on 10000 Dollar Bail in New York
Harold Uunsell Ryder, linked to a $2,000,000 stock firm failure, surrendered to the district attorney and was released on $10,000 bail by Supreme Court Justice Albert Frank after two days of interrogation.
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New York
Harold Uunsell Ryder
Farviage
Fennrure Stock Exchange Frm
Tony Te ‘Co
Datriet
Preme Court
Albert Frank
Alee
Ilere
Ryder
Enim Land
Indicted con men plead not guilty in Cleveland court
A June Cleveland report states 19 men were indicted for an illegal conspiracy to fix prices on theatrical construction work. The grand jury handed down charges this week. Also noted are local notices of religious meetings and community church events in the same column.
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Cleveland
Valen
Union Sti
Soba Peat
Watasereccen
Wilam Plaeran
Herbert
Mone Cleveland
Willis Masonie
Temple
St Co
Simpson Mt Ady
Cummins Storage Ci Stering
Dial
Banker gets 7 years in Cleveland embezzlement case
Whitmore L. Pidner age 37, former assistant manager of a Cleveland Trust Co branch, was sentenced to seven years in the Ohio Penitentiary by Criminal Court Judge Walter McMahon after pleading guilty to embezzlement. The June 21 ruling followed the bank theft charges and confirms the penalty.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Whitmore L. Pidner
Cleveland Trust” Co
Walter McMahon
Pinder
Revel Ball in Port Versailles Uses Moorish Theme
Nudity and revelry mark a night at Port Versailles where 2000 art students and models stripped to bronze and gold paint. The Alhambra style hall glowed as participants staged a Rabelaisian night with bold costuming and a boisterous, festive mood amid themed dancing and revelry.
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Port Versailles
Spain
Granada
Alhambs Palace
Mexican Ace Sets Record in Safe Landing
Fragmented OCR text mentions a record and a non-stop flight. Phrases reference a petition, a first nonstop flight, and landing details. names and locations are unclear. The content is garbled but centers on aviation records and a safe landing following a flight.
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Enenereomres
Orca
Ian
Maniac Killer Hunt Continues in Queens Murders
Queens detectives press on in the maniac killer case on June 21 as a letter to the New York Evening Journal hints at travel to Russia with "the documents" while promising no harm to the Police Commissioner. The killer, linked to two Queens shootings, targets couples in secluded Long Island spots as authorities assess dementia praecox traits and plan traps.
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Canton Valle
Queens
New York Evening Journal
Von
Russia
Documenta
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Joseph Monynaki
Noel Lowley
Herbert Graham
Long Island
Demetia Praeco
Farm Groups to Hold Meet in Columbus June 21
Farmers and agricultural organizations and cooperatives will lead the annual American Institute of Cooperation trade conference in Columbus during the week. The opening night features Palmer Yehairman, president of the Farm Bureau Federation, with Ohio State University and Bell of Agriculture officials presiding. Gov. Myers will deliver the welcome address. George W. Rightmire of Ohio State University is listed as a Cooper president.
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Russell Martman
Stark
Hagen Hall
Marar
Jackson Chub
Umber
George White
Eta
Pie
Terret
Wenn Tment
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Scretary
Treasure Ieeractoon Club
Terete
Cyarion Hubbel
Caleb
Eotnd
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Ween
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M. Young
Cleve
Lake Erie
ROMIN
Tung
John Liptak
Gov Cooper
Pelee Island
Gover
Seton
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Nauta
Henry Hainbach
Lacanco
Frank Mller
Franklin Be Jones
Bktuse
Ike
Merbert Nate
John “Myers
Columbut
Develowminent Agriculive
Prinipa
Youth Dies of Injuries in Sandusky Auto Crash
June Leroy Hoffman, 20, died here today from injuries suffered in a Thursday night automobile accident. The report notes the mishap occurred in Sandusky and cites medical details leading to his death.
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Sandusky
June Leroy
Hoffman
Public Health Service to Check Methanol Hazard
Washington June 21 The United States Public Health Service will be asked to investigate the dangerous possibilities of synthetic methanol as anti freeze fluid. The inquiry follows a past incident in which methanol toxicity caused illness in Washington two years ago. Surgeon General Hugh Cummings will have tentative tests prepared.
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1S Public Health Service
Washington
Hugh
Cummings
Sethe
United
Bates
Lima Inspector Denies Charges In Beating Death Case
Lima Police Inspector George A. Strict 53 denies using third degree methods in questioning World War veteran Harry Clarkson who died after a beating at police HQ. State charges accuse Clarkson of petty theft and relate to his death during interrogation.
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Lima
George A. Strict
Tarry Clarkson
Clarkson
Polce
Juvenile prisoners escape Mansfield reform school
Two juvenile prisoners escaped the state re formatory here this after noon, June 21. They are identified as Matthew Senich and Albert Basey of Cleveland, both serving theft sentences. Authorities believe they escaped in a box car unloaded near the walls.
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Mansfield
State Reformatory
TC. Jenkins
Matthew Senich
Albert Basey
Cleveland
President spends day at White House desk amid bills
President keeps busy at the White House as he reviews nearly 30 bills awaiting action. Interior Secretary Ray Wilbur and Treasury Undersecretary Om en te Mi called on him during the day, while he handled routine business with his aides.
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White House
Secretary of the Interior
Ray LC Wilbur
the Treasury
Omen Te Mi
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