Doctors Fear Relief Crisis Spreads Across Ohio
Cleveland health officials warn of worsening relief financing crisis and its health toll as 58,000 locals rely on two thirds rations and 12,000 cut from relief. Toledo reports 5,913 in immediate need due to fund depletion amid scavenging. Cleveland gains state approval to issue 1.2 million dollars in bonds secured by delinquent tax revenues to cover ongoing relief deficits.
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Cleveland
Harold Knapp
Ohio
Knapp
Alice H. Smith
Cleveland Health Council
Toledo
Council of Social Agencies
Cleveland Today
Harold H. Burton
Sanction Sought For Fuel Combine
A proposal to merge Clayco Gas and South Penn Oil to form South Penn Natural Gas with $18 million capitalization was submitted to the public service commission. Both firms hold extensive Central West Virginia interests. no personnel changes are planned if approved. P. H. Curry of Pittsburgh reports.
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Clayco Gas Company
South Penn Oil Company
Public Service Commission
West Virginia
South Penn Natural Gas Company
P. H. Curry
Pittsburgh
Bricker pressured by cities over relief funds
The article notes Bricker faced demands from Cleveland Toledo and other cities for new state funds while arguing they can meet their needs. The Cleveland News calls him in a bind, praising his economy but suggesting city aid could affect his national prospects and political stance amid debates on Hoover era relief policies.
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Bricker
Cleveland
Toledo
John W. Bricker
The
Cleveland News
Reorganization to create new South Penn gas and oil firm
A commission hearing disclosed that South Penn holdings are valued around 17.5 million dollars with an appraisal pending. Clayco, serving central West Virginia and the Ohio river district, was valued at four million for 1938 tax purposes. The proposal would place 320,800 acres of land and thousands of wells into the new firm, issue 200,000 shares of stock, and keep the gasoline marketing division unaffected.
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South Penn
Court Continues Dietrich Charges in Charleston Case
A week long postponement was ordered in the Noel Dietrich case before Municipal Judge Cyrus W. Hall. Dietrich of Laidley street faced charges of destruction of property and reckless driving after his automobile crashed into a building at 1518 Crescent road injuring 37 year old passenger Mrs. Hilda Bennett, who was reported in Staats hospital last night.
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Noel Dietrich
Laidley Street
Charleston
Cyrus W. Hall
Dietrich
Crescent Road
Hilda Bennett
Staats Hospital
Second Deer Hunter Dies in Morgantown Incident
Morgantown dispatch reports Arlie Wolfe aged 58 a miner died last night becoming the states second deer season fatality. He was struck in the leg when a gun discharged as companion Andy Taft was exiting a car near Terra Alta. Another hunter was killed by a bullet shortly after the season opened on November 30.
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Morgantown
Arlie Wolfe
Wolfe
Andy Taft
Terra Alta
Susan and God on stage by the Kana wha Players
Bayard F. Ennis notes Rachel Crother’s comedy Susan and God given brisk treatment by the Kana wha Players at the Shrine mosque with Elizabeth Sala Summers as Susan Trexel. The play follows Susan’s social satire, her religious awakening, and a marriage test, with strong performances from Jack Maurice as Barrie Trexel and Betty Winesett as Irene Burroughs. A second show will be offered tonight for ticket holders as last night’s crowd filled the venue.
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Bayard F. Ennis
Rachel Crother
Susan
God
Kanawha
Shrine Mosque
Elizabeth Sala Summers
Susan Trexel
England
Barrie Trexel
Barrie
Jack Maurice
Betty Winesett
Frances Altizer
Building Permits Spark Local Construction Plans
R B Perry obtained a $3700 dwelling permit for lot 13 Woodland Drive from Building Inspector George B Hendricks. Josephine Greenleaf and H C Westfall received a $500 repair permit for a Crescent Road dwelling, while M Lover the French scientist has designed horse and mule gas masks carried in saddle kits. Flogging defends as a punishment is discussed by Commissioner David Lamb in a London pamphlet on criminal justice, noting 27 years since Parliament authorized whipping. Edinburgh Treasurer Will Y Darling stopped a blaze in city chambers with buckets of water, then resumed hosting guests.
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R. B. Perry
George B. Hendricks
Woodland Drive
Crescent Road
Josephine Greenleaf
H. C. Westfall
Pine Street
David Lamb
Salvation Army
London
Criminal Justice Bil
Will
Dynamite Cap Explodes Injuring Woman Near Sutton
A dynamite cap exploded in a trash fire injuring Mrs. Mary Lloyd Brown, 35, of Strange Creek near Sutton. She was treated at Dr. S. H. Phillips clinic in the Medical Arts building and reported in satisfactory condition after throwing paper into the fire.
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Strange Creek
Mary Lloyd Brown
Sutton
Dr. & S. H. Phillips
Clini
Medical Arts
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