Bank Official Albert Albright Slain on Ohio Road
Albert J. Albright, a bank official from Massillon, was found shot to death in his sedan on a lonely road northeast of Akron. The car sped over a bridge railing, lights burning, with a .38 revolver beside him and the money in his purse untouched. Authorities rule out self-inflicted death and suspect foul play with robbery unlikely.
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Akron
Albert J. Albright
Here
Albright
Massillon
Cleveland
Ten Civil War Veterans Gather For Thanksgiving Dinner
Ten Civil War veterans were entertained at a Thanksgiving luncheon in the Memorial Coliseum dining room. Sponsored by the Women's Relief corps the Daughters of Union Veterans and the Ladies of the G A R. Honored guests included Ollie Nelson and Judge J W Willett with others from Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon and Wyoming. The Roosevelt junior high glee club performed and programs followed with speeches readings music and a closing entertainment by the playground commission.
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Memorial Coliseum
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of Union Veterans
Ollie Nelson
Slater
J. W. Willett
Tama
Grand Army of the Republic
Willett
S. S. Haun
Mount Vernon
T. Z. Cook
Cedar Rapids
M. H. Morris
Wyoming
Eugene Allen
J. H. Goodhue
L. W. Shields
George S. Bushnell
Henry Zimmerman
W. J. Pentz
Judge Willett
Mr. Nelson
Roosevelt Junior High School Glee Club
Comrades
Retha Underhill
Roosevelt
Caroline Hanscom
Marion
Zelda Small Radloft
Playground Commission
Silent Screen Star Jotn Bowers Dies In Suspected Suicide
Hollywood mourns silent screen star Jotn Bowers whose body washed ashore near Malibu Beach after a friend said he planned death by own action to end his decline in film fame. Deputy Sheriff George Contreras quoted Bowers’ stated wish to sail away into the sunset.
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Hollywood
Calif
Jotn Bowers
George Contreras
Bowers
Des Concert
Euttig
Funeral Rites Held For Vinton Woman 89
Funeral services were held Tuesday in Vinton for Mrs. Mors Sqear Davis 89 who died Monday. The Rev Sabin of the Metraf church conducted the service and burial followed in Fevergreen Cemetery. She was born May 20 1847 in Indiana, daughter of Mr and Mrs Haseen Wells. Her family moved to Bucktown before settling in Victer Soy. She was the widow of Cyrus Bray and leaves a brother in Oklahoma.
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Mors Sqear Davis
Metrad
Yerueen
Mary Susan Wel
Inds
Dea
Haseen Wells
Bertom
Buar
Cyrus Bray
Davis
Okleteria
Services For Farmer Killed By Combine Held
Funeral services for Albert Ro Stewart 40 a farmer killed at his home west of Vinton were held Tuesday at the Methodist church. The Rev E A Sahin conducted the service and the body was sent to Audubon for burial.
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Vinton
Albert Ro Stewart
E A Sahin
Audubon
Funeral services for Mrs Alice Kelly 68 held in Millersburg
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon in the Methodist Protestant church for Mrs. Alice Kelly 68 who died at the home of her sister Mrs. Annie Pope after a heart attack. She is survived by Mrs. Pope and three brothers Will Charles and Jethro Ballard of North English. Her husband died thirteen years ago.
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Millersburg
Alice Kelly
Annie Pope
West Union
Albert G. Thompson
University Hospital
Iowa City
M. Nielsen
Trush
Masonic Lodge
Thompson
Fayette County
Emma Bullard
Ihe Ackley
Barano
Wis
Mount Vernon
H Ld Ho West
Chamberllain St
J. Ie West
Seattal
Merle
Klamath Falls
Ore
A Berry
Cedar Rapids
Este West Waterloo
Earl West
Phoens Ariz
Marriage announced for Viola Hogan and Paul Gutknecht Jr in Lewistown
Special to The Gazette Monticello reports the marriage of Viola Hogan daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Hogan of Monticello to Paul T Gutknecht Jr son of the Rev Mr and Mrs Paul T Gutknecht of Monticello at St John Lutheran church Lewistown Idaho on July 25 The bridegroom's father conducted the ceremony Attendants included Mr and Mrs W M Kleiner Jr and Miss Elsa Ruth Gutknecht Mrs Gutknecht a Monticello High School graduate and nurse trainee at Broadlawns hospital Des Moines has worked two years at John McDonald hospital Monticello Gutknecht attended Monticello High School Coe College and Concordia College Milwaukee They plan to reside in Lewistown Idaho.
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Monticello
Viola Hogan
Guy Hogan
Paul T. Gutknecht
Paul T Gutknecht
St. John's Lutheran Church
Lewistown
Idaho
W. M. Kleiner, Jr
Elsa Ruth Gutknecht
Gutknecht
Monticello High School
Broadlawns Hospital
Des Moines
John McDonald Hospital
Governors Push Equal Benefits Under Social Security Act
The 28th annual governors conference unanimously adopted a resolution urging Congress to pass laws ensuring states without unemployment compensation laws do not lose benefits under the social security act. The measure, led by Gov George C Peery of Virginia, drew broad support with only Gov Paul V McNutt of Indiana not voting.
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Jefferson City
Congress
George C. Peery
Virginia
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
David Sholtz
Florida
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Robert L. Cochran
Nebraska
Hjalmar Petersen
Minnesota
Hill McAlister
Tennessee
Guy B. Park
Missouri
Peery
Federation Faces Split Over Lewis and CIO
A. F. of L. leaders refuse to expel Lewis and demand CIO disbandment, while a conciliatory tone emerges. Lewis and Green clash over talks, with eight resolutions on expulsion, suspension, and possible boycotts. Coal industry tensions loom as United Mine Workers dominate surface coal, hinting at a harsh winter.
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Labor
Lewis
Executive Council
Green
Resolutions Committee
A. F. of L
Frey
United Mine Workers
Federation
Roosevelt outlines balanced budget plan for next year
President Roosevelt's budget for next year calls for outlays of 6.72 billion dollars and revenues of 6.75 billion. Lending agencies expect to recover about 1 billion to offset relief needs, with balance sought through reorganizations and department consolidations. The plan awaits final details from Acting Budget Director Bell as relief requests are delayed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
South America
Daniel W. Bell
Congress
Bendix Plant Closes Over Closed Shop Demands
Vincent Bendix, president of Bendix Aviation, blames a sit down strike and closed shop demands for closing the Bendix automotive accessory plant in South Bend Indiana. J P Mahoney ordered 4000 workers to leave after they sat with folded arms refusing to work, while conferences with plant officials began.
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South Bend, Ind
Vincent Bendix
Bendix Aviation Corporation
Edison Named Assistant Secretary of the Navy
President Roosevelt appoints Charles Edison of New Jersey son of the inventor as assistant secretary of the navy. He will succeed the late Henry L. Roosevelt and is to assume duties within weeks under Secretary Swanson. Edison formerly led New Jersey’s national emergency council.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Charles Edison
New Jersey
Navy
Henry L. Roosevelt
Edison
Swanson
Naval Consulting Board
National Emergency Council
Denhardt Counsel Seeks State Case Disclosure
John M. Berry, defense counsel for Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt, filed a motion requesting Judge A S Morgan order the state to turn over all material evidence in the murder case of Verna Garr Taylor. Berry planned to argue the motion at a Wednesday hearing. James F. Thomas opposed it, noting the magnitude of the state's evidence.
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New Castle
Ind
John M. Berry
Henry H. Denhardt
Verna Garr Taylor
Berry
A. S. Morgan
Morgan
James F. Thomas
Henry County
Fifteen Madison Defendants Arrested in Federal Indictments
Fifteen defendants named in twenty indictments by a federal grand jury last week have been arrested. They are either held in jail or under bond awaiting arraignment in Madison. District Attorney John J. Boyle announced the development. Names include Oliver Wilkinson and Louis Cartigny from Dubuque.
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Madison
Wis
John J. Boyle
Oliver Wilkinson
Dubuque, Jr
Louis Cartigny
Dubuque
Births and anniversary noted in local columns
Births are recorded for a daughter born Nov. 16 at Mercy hospital to Mr and Mrs O E Borah of 2512 C avenue NE and a daughter born Nov. 17 at St Luke's hospital for Cisler on Thirty-sixth avenue and J street SW. Martelle recalls Frank Emerson and Mrs Emerson celebrating their thirty-seventh wedding anniversary with a dinner and a guest list including many local residents and families.
Coggon funeral held for Franklin Benesh CCC camper
Funeral services for Franklin Benesh 23 of Marion CCC camp near Tobe Poppe farm who died by his own action will be held Wednesday at 2 pm in the Coggon Presbyterian church with Rev I F Hayenga officiating CCC campers from Marion will attend and provide pallbearers Friends may call at the Haines home Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning
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Franklin Benesh
Marion
CCC
Tobe Poppe
Here
Coggon Presbyterian Church
I F. Hayenga
Haines
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