Court Delays Interview In Murder Case At Ohio Penitentiary
Legal wrangle delays private interview of Pat McDermott, serving life for Don Mellett murder, as attorney E. L. Mills seeks access at the Ohio Penitentiary. Warden Thomas opposes, court restudies writ while implying possible appeal to the state supreme court.
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International News Service
Columbus
E. L. Mills
Pat McDermott
Ben Rudner
Don R. Mellett
Canton
McDermott
Ohio State Penitentiary
Mills
Supreme Court
Patrick Vo. McDermott
Floy Mills
Ohio
Lon BH
Mellett
Henry W. Harter, Jr
Ora M. Slater
Harter
Canton street signs spark debate on name length and signage
General Stark laments shortened Tuscarawas street name as sample signs limit four feet of display. He urges authority to keep full ten-letter street name while listing numerous nearby streets and urging longer signs within budget. Health notes advise cold prevention tips from Commissioner Posavre.
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Stark
Tuscarawas Street
Canton
Court House
General Stark
Tuscarawas
Peach Tree St
Broadway
Kueld Avenue
Shane
Tuscara
Lincoln Highway
Alexander Pace
Arlington Avenue
Beechwood Place
R Belleflower Avenue
Brookside Drive
Claremont Avenue
Clarendan Avenue
Cleveland Avenue
Crestmont Avenue
Dartmouth Avenue
Dougherty Place
Elderwood Court
Englehart Court
Fairmount Boulevard
Frederick Avenue
Georgetown Road
Greenfield Avenue
Greenwood Place
Halliwell Place
Harrisburg Road
Henrietta Avenue
Jeanette Court
Kensington Court
Louisiana Avenue
Marguerite Road
Shadyside Avenue
Washington Boulevard
Waynesburg Road
One Arm Gunman Captured After Georgetown Capture
Frank Nunamaker the one armed gunman known for terrorizing Louisville was captured by Sheriff Ed Gibson and deputies in Georgetown Columbiana County They found two .38 caliber revolvers and 160 rounds of ammunition in a handbag He surrendered after a brief struggle and faces commitment to the Lima state hospital for the criminal insane Officials say he posed several threats and had a history of shootings.
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Frank Nunamaker
Louisville
Ed Gibson
Georgetown
Columbiana Co
Canton
Sheriff Gibson
Nanamaker
George Thorn
L. F E. Sober
John McPeak
Webster Woolf
Frank Guittard
Loulaville
Sheriffa
Gibson
Lima State Hospital
Marshal Guittard
Prince of Wales Wins Easy Ride in Grenadier Guards Race
In Bicester England on March 16 the Prince of Wales rode his horse Dark Courtier to victory by two lengths in the Lord of the Manor cup point to point steeplechase. His performance drew loud cheers from a large crowd.
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Bicester
Eng
Prince of Wales
Grenadier Guards
Leopold Faces Pen Plot Outbreak In Prison Probe
March 16 Nathan Leopold Jr the killer of Bobby Franks faced two lines of inquiry as authorities pursued details of a supposed plot to poison and empty the penitentiary. Warden Elmer Green sought Leopold's reaction to the poisoning story told by paroled convict Leo Delgada and the Wilco grand jury was to reconvene with Leopold as a key witness.
Drugs vanish en route to London hospital after night search
Police recover 170 to 240 tubes of deadly drugs that disappeared during transit to a crowded east end hospital after a full night search. No suspects named. The incident prompts questions over security in medical supply shipments.
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London
East End
California Chief Executive Tries to Sell Will Lot
Will Rogers notes in Sacramento that the legislature passed a bill to form a lawyer association to regulate conduct. He comments that conscience cannot be legislated and quips the governor tried to sell him a lot. He signs as WILL and mentions plans to invade Nevada and possibly Weepah.
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California
Will Lot
Will Rogers
Sacramento
Cal
Mar
Burglar Attacks Miss Davis Through Cellar Window
Alliance report says a burglar entered through a cellar window at Miss Mildred Davis home on North Rock Hill Road last night, struck her with a hammer causing a three inch skull wound, stole a fountain pen and $1.85, then fled. Doctors say X rays will determine injury extent.
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Drs. G. ©. Rowland
F. P Bennett
Lifesaving Effort as Logan County Man Held After Columbus Fight
Mercy hospital doctors try to save John Marlowe 19 of Columbus as Sheriff Hammond and Bob Williams 42 of Nelsonville travel from Logan County with Williams to be held pending Marlowe’s condition. The melee at the Marlowe home on March 6 arose from a dispute over an Athens beauty parlor operator who was rooming there.
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Columbus
Mar
Mercy Hospital
John Marlowe
Hammond
Logan
Bob Williams
Nelsonville
Williams
Marlowe
Willams
Columbus Mar
Athens (D
Mosquito Law Discoverer Porter Sr Dies at 79 in Key West
Le J Porter Sr, who first demonstrated the mosquito transmission law for yellow fever, died in Key West at age 79 after a long illness. He served in the US Army from 1875 to 1907. In Rome, Pires M Gronsman, a New York etcher, offered to paint Ambassador Fletcher. Mussolini reportedly agreed to sit for a portrait daily for seven days.
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Key West
Fla
le. J. ¥. Porter
Rome
Pires M. Gronsman
New York
Fletcher
Musolini
Mussolini
Groasman
Duce
Reed and Sapiro in Detroit court photo during landmark case
The top photo shows United States Senator James A. Reed and George Sileginsa with Aaron Sapiro and chief counsel William H. Gallagher in the Detroit federal court session opening day. The image marks the start of the $1,000,000 cooperative marketing dispute and Ford criticism of the Jews in the case.
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United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
Henry Ford
Sapiro
George Sileginsa
Kansas City
Reed
Detroit
Ford
Aaron Sapiro
William H. Gallagher
Federal Court
Sayptro
Man Rescued After 13 Hour Well Entrapment
Jeff Ashworth, a farmer from Corinth NC, was rescued after 13 hours trapped 40 feet below ground when a well cave in. Rescue teams worked in shifts to remove stones and bring him to the surface where he was found bruised and cramped but alive. Around 509 people gathered to watch the operation directed by neighbor J O Melver.
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Corinth
N.C. Mar
Jeff Ashworth
Ashworth
J. 0
Melver
Burglar Gags and Robs Coed at Ohio State Home
Police seek a burglar who gagged and bound Mrs Grace Laidh to her bed and robbed her of 25 dollars. The victim, a Ohio State University medical student and wife of federal prohibition officer Frank Lerch, was found tied by a fellow student who heard her moans.
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Columbus
Mar
Grace Laidh
Grand Jury to Probe Murders in Butler County
A Butler County grand jury was expected to be called to consider charges against Michael Foley 22 held on two counts of murder connected with the slaying of his wife Catherine Poley Sr and James K Mitts 63 Mrs Foley's father at the Mitts home. Foley had been living apart from his wife and had been staying there. Early yesterday Janece Mitts was killed by a shotgun volley as Foley shot rang out and then fired again at Mrs Foley who was riddled but survived when the gun failed to explode.
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Hamilton
Butler Co
Michael Foley
Tia
Catherine Poley Sr
James K. Mitts
Sapiro's Lawyer Outlines Case in $1,000,000 Suit
Aaron Sapiro's $1 million libel suit against Ford Motor Company opens with William H. Gallagher outlining how Dearborn Independent articles attacked American Jews and portrayed Sapiro as part of an International Jewish ring. Ford defense challenges the evidence of Ford's alleged views on Jews and the case proceeds with proof of publication and damages.
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Detrom
Henry Merd
Aaron Sapire
Chicago
William H. Gallagher
Sapiro
Ford
Dearborn
Tasue
Gallagher
Fred . Raymond
Jamen A Reed
Minsouri
Desarhorn Independent
Reed
Pord
Teed
Oiff
Gallacher
Repire
Organization of Jews
Interurban Car Crash Injures Fifteen At Power WV
Fifteen people were hurt in a collision between two interurban cars near Power West Virginia. Two persons are reported seriously injured. The crash occurred today and involved passengers from both cars.
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Wellabunrg
W. Va
Ford testimony links Sapiro to international Jewry in farm cooperatives
The witness Gallagher described Sapiro as a germinating figure in American agriculture and accused him of organizing farmers into cooperatives under the control of an international Jewish group. He stated Ford would testify as an adverse witness, with March 3 date set for further testimony amid questions about historical knowledge.
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United States
Tto
Sapiro
Gallagher
Ford
Amertes
Rusela
Rapliro
Best Style Show in History Expected Here
Canton merchants sponsor a grand Style Show opening tonight at 7:30 with colorful window displays, new outfits, and Spring flowers. James Klein and Kiel oversee arrangements as shops compete for three loving cups based on beauty and sales value awarded by public vote through a coupon in the daily paper.
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James Klein
Kiels
Canton
Kietn
Personal Crisis Crimes Rise After Japanese Quake in Kobe
Kobe Japan March 16 Several suicides and family killings shock the city as men of standing amid quake relief face personal crises. Yodetaro Sato an instructor at Harano Technical School killed himself his wife and their two children. Tami Tatasaburo manager of Towa Steamship Co. killed himself his wife two sons aged seven and three and an infant daughter. The wife left a letter saying the family’s destruction was willful.
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Kobe
Japan
Yodetaro Sato
Harano Technical School
Tami Tatasaburo
Towa Steamship Co
Seed
Paving Profits Taxable Despite Government Use Claim
The Board of Appeals ruled that profits from street paving and retaining contracts with state and municipal governments are taxable. In the Union Paving Co. case from Philadelphia, the firm argued its profits were not taxable as a governmental function. The decision requires the company to pay $5,768 additional on its 1938 tax.
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Washington, Mer
Board of Appeals
Union Peving Co
Philadelphia
Youth Kilia Himself at New Lexington
Parents of Carl Hynus 21 whose body was found yesterday at the Carney mine entrance could offer no theory today for his apparent death by his own action.
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Kilia
Lexmington
Carl Hynus
Carney Mine
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