Smoots tariff bill taken to senate with campaign combat ahead
Smoot presents final revised Smoot-Hawley tariff draft to the Senate urging acceptance as a splendid measure while Democrats independents plan to run on tariff issues in November. Senate battle expected to last ten days with minority leader Marricon aiming for full debate rather than defeat.
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Washington
Smoot
Senate
Hoover
Payne-Aldrich
William Howard Taft
Republians
Pat Marriecon
Mississippi
Miller to Try for New Record in Parachute Jump
Canton flyer Earl B Miller plans another altitude jump to beat Bert White of Los Angeles who unofficially reached 25000 feet over the Mojave Desert. Miller aims to use a larger plane and seeks confirmation from officials on White’s prior record and equipment.
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Bert White
Los Angeles
Mojave Desert
Earl B. “Red” Miller
Canton
West Coast
Herb Maxom
Air Service
Millerump
Exon
White
Miller
War Mothers Say Better in Paris Visit
May 27 reports Bre Mary Reynolds of Damascus the oldest of the gold star Mothers visiting France was slightly better though several others remained ill. Reynolds aged 76 suffers from localized abdominal peritonitis. Florence Williams of Portsmouth Ohio worsened under doctors care. Also noted is Mrs Lee Thompson of Carrollton Ohio whose condition improved.
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Mary Reynolds
Damascus
France
Florence Williams
Portsmouth
Verdun
Lee Thompson
Carrollton
Catholics to Hold Annual Outing at Meyers Lake Park
Catholics from Canton Starkey and northeastern Ohio plan the second annual Meyers Lake Park outing on Wednesday July 16 drawing about 40000 attendees. Ed Carey chairs the planning with Joseph Leahy as secretary and Carl Schicker treasurer as a full day of contests prizes including a Chrysler ix sedan a Chevrolet six sedan a $500 lot and a Frigidaire refrigerator.
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Starkeo
Ohio
Meyers Lake Park
Ed Carey
Joseph Leahy
Carl Schicker
M. L. Thurin
Michael Conley
R. Z. Staudt
Ed Cusack
Charles Laurenson
W. H. Kellar
Paul Gnau
Ruth Wirtz
Rutherford
W. H. Keller
Ed Krackler
Charles Bolus
Barry Club
Frank Zimmer
Egan Club
George Brumbaugh
Dick Ball
George Shultis
J. A. Kress
Marguerite Welsh
Impatient Freight Train Blocks Rutherford Crossing
Ludwig Lanther stopped his car near a crossing in Rutherford New Jersey as a 124 car freight train repeatedly blocked passage while being shunted. After five to fifteen minutes he uncoupled the cars and slipped through as the train moved forward. The engineer had Lanther arrested and held on five hundred dollars bail.
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Draft Pershing Draft Action Seeks Senate Run
May 27 Pershing Lincoln Nebraska Nebraska leaders circulate petition to place Gen John J Pershing on the ballot as a senatorial nominee to oppose Senator George Norris He is not seeking political office but Republican leaders expect him to run while in France with war mothers the movement is underway in Lincoln.
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John J. Pershing
George W. Norris
France
Nebraska
Second comic page debuts in Canton Daily News
The Canton Daily News adds a second comic page with Buck Rogers Side Glances TinyMites Mom n Pop Freckles Salesman Sam and Ethel. Readers are invited to turn to Pages 11 and 15 to meet new favorites joining old favorites for every family member.
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Canton Daily News
Canton
Ethel
Faiths Clash Over Catholic and Protestant Roots
Chicago attorney O Brien defends Catholic doctrine claiming the Bible is Catholic and the church founded by Christ through Peter is essential. Pastor Welshimer counters that Peter did not found Rome and argues Protestantism rests on the 66 Bible books and prophetic fulfillment.
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King George III Suffering Rheumatism in Hip
London May 27 King George III has an attack of rheumatism in the right hip for several days and will miss the third and fourth royal courts tonight and tomorrow. Officials say the pain is real but not related to last year’s bronchial pneumonia.
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George
Puckingham Palace
Three Die In Tulsa Air Crash During Night Joyride
A Tulsa night flight ended in tragedy when a low altitude crash at Garland Airport killed 26 year old Elsa Pall and two male passengers. Owner J Bushboom of Sedalia Missouri and pilot R W Hammonds were aboard. The plane lost control and crashed about 30 feet from impact bursting into flames pinning occupants under wreckage.
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Elsa Pall
J. Bushboom
Sedalia
R. W. Hammonds
Hammonds
Graf Zeppelin to start northward after South American visit
Graf Zeppelin plans to head toward the United States Wednesday after a five day stay in South America. Refueling and provisioning began after the airship moored in Pernambuco following its Rio de Janeiro flight. Commander Hugo Eckener said the ship would start early tomorrow.
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Brazil
United States
South America
Rio de Janeiro
Hugo Eckener
Broadcast of Allied Jewish Campaign Opening at Town Hall
Station WABC and the Columbia network will air the opening session of the Allied Jewish Campaign from Town Hall New York Tuesday night 9:30 to 10. Messages will come from Secretary of Interior Wilbur Roosevelt Governor Roosevelt Edgar Ricard Felix Warburg and others.
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Columbia Network
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New York
Canton
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Edgar Ricard
Hoover
American Relief Administration
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Darrow Challenges Beliefs with Atheist View
Lawrence Darrow, an agnostic, dismisses Bible authorship and prophecy, arguing religion stems from surroundings and education. He questions the beyond and notes people cling to a future life only when facing incurable illness.
Prosecutor James M. Aungst Announces Birth of Daughter Elizabeth Ann
Stark County Prosecutor James M. Aungst says he is not troubled by riots or danger, sharing that his baby daughter Elizabeth Ann was born at seven thirty, and he is pleased that both mother and child are well. He explains the name choice and notes his family’s happiness.
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Stark County
Smith to try ocean flight from Curragh to New York
Dublin May 27. Capt Charles E Kingsford-Smith said the Southern Cross plans a westward Atlantic crossing this season. The flight from Curragh, County Kildare, is set near the end of June with New York as the destination. The route will be more southerly than that used by Von Huenefeld. The aircraft will carry 1300 gallons of gasoline for the flight.
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Charlies E. Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Australia
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County Kildare
New York
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Bremen
Chinatown raid finds liquor at Hip Sing house
In Washington on May 27 officers found 177 quarts of imported liquor at the Hip Sing headquarters where 15 Chinese residents played cards. The On Leongs, also visited, appeared to be dry.
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Washington
Hip Sing Teng
Hip Sing
Morning at Ohio Park Tees Golf Co Opens Free Play
Local club announces morning hours at Ohio Park Tees Golf Co with free open play from 7 to 11 o clock. Evening night play and instruction sessions offered, with details posted at the club.
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Ohio
Prak-Tees Golf Co
Brickner Calls for Tolerance in Judaism Forum
Rabbi Brickner urges coexistence and tolerance in a forum titled We live our own lives and believe our own beliefs. He argues Judaism allows for many conceptions of life, rejects a single best religion, and emphasizes live and let live. He stresses Judaism is not a demanding faith.
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Cleveland
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Youth Dies in Ohio Penitentiary Murder Case
John Richardson, 22, was electrocuted in the Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of Steven Pierson, a Akron waiter. He walked calmly to the death chamber, held a crucifix, kissed the cross, and assisted guards in strapping himself in the chair before dying.
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Columbus
John Richardson
Ohio
Steven Pierson
Akron
Albert O'Brien
County Weather Brings Light Rain and Mild Chill
A cold drizzle touched Stark County on Monday night adding 0.04 inch of moisture, preventing frost risk as temperatures dipped to 40 after a 67 degree high on Monday. Forecast calls for fair and warmer weather on Wednesday.
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Lindberghs Celebrate First Wedding Anniversary
Col Charles Lindbergh and Anna Morrow quietly marked their first wedding anniversary in New York. Also note: during June to August, the Citizens Building & Loan Co. office will be closed on Saturday evenings.
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Col Charlies Lindbergh
Anna Morrow
Citizens Bidg. & Loan Co. Ady
City Council Grants 10 Year Dual Transport Franchise
The Canton city council approved 10 year operating rights for Canton Traction Co. and Canton Motor Coach Inc. starting July 1 1950. The deal nets the city 118000 for removing unused street tracks with rails becoming property of the traction firm, plus 18000 salvage later, and includes free rides for mail carriers and school nurses. Opponents were James Seccombe Bauer and, for the bus measure, Seccombe.
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Utility Committee
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Fifth Ward
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Third Ward
Seccombe
Motor Coach, Inc
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Earl Shadrach
L. Buchanan
First Ward
Northern Ohio Power
Timken Plans Hardened Cone Plant Building
Reports say Timken Roller Bearing Co plans a new cone hardening unit a steel and iron single story building 120 feet wide and 154 feet long to house the plant. Officials would not confirm the plan.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Breaks for Hoover in Will Rogers piece from Everly Hills
In a May 7 spoof from Everly Hills California a reader jokes that President Hoover receives every obstacle imaginable from winter to politics. The piece suggests electing a magician instead of a president as the only cure for such misfortune.
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