Rehabilitation of Pen is Urged by Gov Cooper
Ohio Governor Myers Y. Cooper urged complete rehabilitation of the Ohio Penitentiary to be fireproof and secure. He referenced two reports on the prison fire that killed 322 inmates, favoring improving administration and physical plant to prevent future disasters.
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Columbus
Ohio
Myers Y. Cooper
Gilbert Rettman
Ray Gill
Rettman
Gill
Burea
Prigun
State Board
Cooper Outlines Penal Program For Ohio Reform
Gov. Cooper proposed a one year penal and welfare program at the first meeting of the Ohio penal and welfare commission. He urged thorough study of facilities to care for every ward, with a funded plan to develop and enlarge institutions and relieve existing conditions without undue burden.
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Hy Latted Press
Columbus
Ohio
Gov. Cooper
Penal and Welfare Commission
Cooper
Unidentified man found with fatal wound at St Francis steps
An unidentified man with a severe bullet wound was picked up near St Francis Hospital in Chicago. He refused to name himself or explain the wound. A revolver was found on a bloodstained sidewalk several blocks away from the hospital.
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Chicago
St. Francis Hospital
Choice Lake Cable Lot and Furnished Home Ads
Classified notes advertise a lake view cable lot with frontage and rental options for a seven furnished home. A salesman position is sought for Cleveland area and surrounding territories. An ad highlights a Lardner coupe with new interior and five good tires for sale. Additional rental offers include three furnished rooms with private bath. The Canton Daily.
Cleanup Drive Opens Tuesday Citywide collection to run 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The annual city cleanup campaign starts Tuesday with about 40 trucks leaving the street department garage at 7:30 a.m. Four city sections will be served under Ed Romary and division chiefs. Only material in containers at curbs will be collected, no loose junk, and trips are limited to one per street. City dumps along East Creek near 23d will receive items.
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Edward L. Romary
William C. Haubold
Henry L. Erck
Elmer Parker
Sewer Department
Romary
Morrow to Return to Mexico City Post After NJ Primaries
Reports say Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow will go back to his Mexico City posting in late June after New Jersey Republican senatorial primaries, with no plan to fill Len Raidy’s unexpired term. He was expected to enter the Senate by appointment to aid ratification of the London naval treaty.
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Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico City
New Jersey
Morrow
Len Raidy
Senate
Air Show Opens in New York With 77-Plane Display
A squadron of 77 planes from 20 passenger transports to single place sport craft was ready to lift today for the largest demonstration of commercial mass flying in history and to mark the opening of the air show in New York tonight.
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New York
Akron Traffic Plan Inspect Shows City Impound Idea
Akron traffic officials including James Seccombe and George Schoner prepare to inspect Akron’s impound system used to collect delinquent traffic fines. The proposal would tow violators’ cars after failed court summons, with added towing costs, aiming to cut violations as in Dallas and Detroit.
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Traffic Police Department
Akron
James Seccombe
Traffic Department of City Council
George F. Schoner
George Muehtheisen
Fred K. Domer
Joseph Agler
Seccombe
Dallas
Tex
Detroit
Parker Battle Nears Final Senate Vote for Supreme Court
Washington May 3. Administration leaders wage last-ditch efforts to win confirmation of Judge John J. Parker as associate justice. The Senate is in recess until Monday as Republicans count weekend votes. Six or more wavering ballots could decide Parker fate, with opponents insisting Hoover must lean on the vote to alter the lineup.
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John J. Parker
Spreme Court
Senate
Parker
Hoover
Census figures announced for Alliance and Massillon
Census supervisor James E. Kinnison announced unofficial population figures for Massillon and Alliance. Massillon lists 25 986 residents and Alliance 23 945, with final counts pending backchecking that may add a few hundred people in each community.
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Stark
Alliance
Massillon
Massilion
James E. Kinnison
Boy Killed by Auto Near Salem on Ellsworth Road
Dwight Frantz G died in Central Clinic Hospital from injuries after being struck by an automobile while running to meet his mother at a mailbox in front of the family home on Ellsworth road two miles north of Salem.
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Salem
Dwight Frantz. G
Central Clinic Hospital
Ellsworth Road
Irregular business recovery despite stock market gains
The week saw uneven business recovery with stock losses partly recouped in the first four months of the year. Rediscount rates fell in New York to 3 percent, with other Federal Reserve banks at 4 percent, signaling easier money conditions. Residential construction lagged, highway building expanded, steel output rose modestly, and crop prospects improved with rains.
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New York
London
Paris
Dublin
Copenhagen
Federal Reserve
New York Bank
Canton Attorne y McCuskey Renamed National Councillor
E A McCuskey Canton attorney was renamed national councillor of the United States Chamber of Commerce at the annual Washington meeting. He and Canton chamber manager Charles E Morris had just returned from the sessions. The report praised the meeting as the best attended with a diversified program including banking retailing and taxation. Two Ohio men Fred Lazarus of Columbus and Homer Gard of Hamilton were named directors.
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E. A. McCuskey
Canton
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
McCuskey
Charles E. Morris
Canton Chamber
Ohio
Fred Lazarus
Columbus
Homer Gard
Hamilton
Canton Junior Traffic Cops Rally For Theater Event
Cantons junior policemen who guard children on school commutes say it is great to be junior traffic officers. A party for the junior officers is planned Saturday hosted by Russell Bovim Loew's Thea ter manager. The event begins at noon with a muster at 11 30 a.m. at the police station and a march to the theater led by Canton traffic officers.
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Cantons
Russell Bovim
Loew
Bovim
Canton Traffic Department
Canton Campaign Broadcast Urges Red Feather Support
The Canton Community Fund launches its drive with a Saturday night WHEC broadcast by Michael Conley urging residents to donate to the Community Chest. He explains the red feather emblem and stresses broad participation to meet a record goal for 24 agencies. The fund’s campaign committees report strong attendance and enthusiasm, with over 200 workers involved.
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Michael Conley
Community Funch Drive
Whec Tonight
Canton
WHEC
Canton Community Fund
Community Chest
Conley
Committees of the Fund
Worker's Army
Hoover delays dry law stand amid report due
Washington May 3 The administration will not clarify its prohibition stance until the final report of the law enforcement commission is issued probably next December. Hoover’s supporters say he has no fixed preference and would back modification repeal or retention depending on the commission’s conclusions.
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Washington
Law Enforcement Commission
Hoover
Wickersham Commission
Police Arrest Violator Nick Marku for Liquor Law Violation
Police again held Nick Marku of 1201 4th et SE after a vice squad raid found nearly a gallon of alleged whisky in his home. Marku, described as a habitual violator, is on parole from a prior Ohio penitentiary sentence for liquor law violations.
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Nick Marku
Marku
Markus
Ohio
Arson Charge Filed Against Nesbitt in Massillon
Arthur Nesbitt of 524 4th St SW faces arson charges in Massillon Municipal Court after investigators probed a fire at E H Hoffman’s home at 524 4th St SW. Nesbitt pled guilty to the count and was bound over to the grand jury under a 1900 dollar bond set by Judge Clarence W Portman.
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Massillon
Arthur Nesbitt
George W White
Edward J. Hunsinger
Nesbitt
Clarence W. Portman
E H Hoffman
4Th St
Freshmen Face $51 150 Suit Over Villa Restaurant Fight
Twenty one Columbia University freshmen and a group of sophomores sued for 51 150 after a freshman dinner at the Villa Restaurant near Yonkers ended in a wreck. The suits seek 3 090 for personal injuries and 465 000 for property damages and reputational harm. Miss Ida Bloom reported bruises and a disfiguring mark from the incident.
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Villa
Yonkers
Charles Ilse
Ida Bioom
Supreme Court
Donald Lennox Crowned Southwest Marble Champion
Donald Lennox of Cedar School won the southwest district marble title at Witter playground. He becomes the fourth district champion and earns a shot at the city championship Monday afternoon at Witter Playground, where the silver cup prize will be awarded by The Canton Daily News. The city-wide finale is open to the public.
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Cedar School
Canton Daily News
Witter Playground
Donald
Injuries Fatal to Dalton Boy
Dalton May 3 Donnie Gerber ten son of Mr and Mrs Joshua Gerber died yesterday in Massillon City Hospital from injuries received when struck by an automobile said to have been driven by a Canton motorist Coroner T C McQuate is investigating Besides his parents he is survived by two sisters and one brother Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Akron
Seccombe
Canton Automobile Club
Dalton
Donnie Gerber
Joshua Gerber
Masslon City Hospital
Canton
T. C. McQuate
Canton Votes Wet In Poll
Official returns from the Literary Digest prohibition poll show Canton voted wet. Of 4885 ballots cast, 1375 favored enforcement 1454 modification and 1656 repeal.
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Literary Digest
Prohibition
Canton
Customs Agents Defended Over Bremen Search
Assistant Secretary Seymour Lowman defended New York customs agents for stopping 7 000 persons from leaving the German liner Bremen in New York harbor. He said reports of a "high carnival" prompted the searches and that the action did not violate the treasury order forbidding "hip slapping" of tourists.
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Washington
New York
Bremen
New York Harbor
Treasury
Seymour Lowman
Lowman
Third New York dry raid prompts high prohibition fever
A sweeping New York raid on the Bremen liner pier crowd led to searches for concealed liquor as customs agents inspected 7 900 travelers before Europe voyage. Earlier actions included Hollywood Restaurant arrests and undercover club inquiries, signaling intensified enforcement after recent raids.
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New York
Bremen
Europe
Lloyd Miner
Ile de France
Treasury Department
Pier
Hollywood
Many Lives Lost in Storm Off Hokkaido Fisheries Disaster
Dispatches from Tokyo report about 200 Japanese fishermen dead in a storm near Aniwe island Saghalien. Fifteen vessels were lost and herring hauls valued at $2000 disappeared. About 221 sailors aboard 25 ships were rescued, while half the boats’ gear washed away.
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Tokyo
Aniweay
Saghalien Island
Lindbergh Resumes Pan American Air Mall Service Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh flew from Pan-American Airport at 6 38 am marking a resumption of the Buenos Aires to New York air mall service. The voyage underscores ongoing transcontinental air links and Lindbergh again pilots a long distance leg in the era's pioneering aviation network.
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Miami
Fla
Charles A. Lindbergh
Buenos Aires
New York
U S Chamber of Commerce Critique from Will Rogers Special
In Everly Hills California on May 3, a satirical voice mocks the U S Chamber of Commerce session in Washington. The speaker argues the nation suffers not from taxes but from excessive organizations, each created to aid others who may not need it.
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Everly Hills
Cal
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
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