Ohio's Chief Faces Battle To Retain Job
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey faces impeachment threats as federal relief chief Hopkins accuses his campaign of shaking down firms selling to Ohio relief. Hopkins orders Stillman to administer the $10 million a month relief program, while Bricker mulls grand jury action. Political stakes rise as Sen. Pollock calls for an impeachment inquiry if charges hold.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Harry L. Hopkins
Ohio Relief Administration
Repenea Uus
Hopkins
Charles C. Stillman
Washington
Roosevelt
William A. Walls
Kent
Stillman
Robert A. Pollock
Canton
Davey
Stother Relief Adinistration
Sen
Pollock
Pool Tragedy Mystery Props Death of 4YearOld
Woodland California March 17 An inquiry by District Attorney Chester C Mc Donald questions whether Louly Dickenz four was abandoned on a railroad trestle and killed by a passing train or slain. A coroner s inquest found the boy died from a blow to the head amid a water filled frame the body found 25 feet below the trestle. The distraught mother Mrs Ralph Dickens 32 of Grand Island formerly a nurse faces investigation as to possible court submission. A railroad watchman testified she was found asleep drunk near the scene while the boy s body lay beneath the trestle. The coroner s verdict cited a skull fracture and abrasions with no other bruises. The DA noted the medical testimony did not indicate water in the lungs. He said the ruling would depend on the inquiry outcome and possible grand jury action. Page 2.
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Ohio
Harold G. Messler
Cleveland
Davey
Senate
Francis W. Paulson
Nindidates
H E
Poulson
James Farley
Povernor
Siiiman
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Woodland
Calif
Chester C. McDonald
Louly Dickenz
Aald
Ralph Dickens
Dickens
Grand Island
McDonald
Rody Nol
Plesse
Near Riot Erupts During Dublin Saint Patrick Parade
Dublin on March 17 witnessed a near riot as members of republican youth booed and hissed at Eamonn De Valera during the Saint Patrick's parade. Police used baton charges after flags and leaflets denounced England and urged Irish Republican Army recruitment. Injuries were reported among spectators and participants as authorities moved to restrain clashes along College Green. Cork police detained several individuals for displaying anti British signs along the parade route.
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Dublin
Jealles
Eamonn de Valera
College Green
Patrick Thurtledge
Iisa
England
Irish Republican Army
Cork
Ireland
Prison Doors Slam on 2300 In U S Drive
Washington report notes more than 2380 arrests as treasury revenue police broaden a national crackdown. Secretary Morgenthau lauds coordinated effort by Alcohol Tax Unit Coast Guard Customs Secret Service and Internal Revenue Bureau agents to deter crime and restore public confidence ending the era of prohibition era fear.
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Washington
Revenue Officer
Treasury Department
Morgenthau
United Forces
Cribes
Wenmury Revenue Police
The
Treasury
Alcohol Tax Unit
Coast Guard, Customs, Secret Service
Audveatics Bureau
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Fed
Liberty League Attacks Holding Company Bill as Threat
The Liberty League denounces the anti holding company bill as a disturbing threat to recovery. It warns the plan would nullify benefits of existing laws and lead to government operation of utilities within five years, jeopardizing investments valued at billions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Liberty Teague Today
Liberty League Bulletin
Congress
Wus
Liberty League
League
Joueit Shouse
Companien
Rompaniae
Joss
Sompanica
Orbl
Fixedness of Personality Of Jesus Christ Stressed
Bishop McDowell of Washington opened a week of services at the First M E Church urging unity with Jesus Christ during times of change. He emphasized Christ as unchanging, urging both young and old to follow him, and noted Jesus trusted God, making him morally capable to face life.
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Jesus Christ
McDowell
Fist M. E. Church
Jens Chris
Wiliam
Fraser
Washington
Methodist | Episcopal Church
M. E
Jesus
Ongaelf
Christ
God
Mast
Princess Barbara Hutton Seeks Divorce Settlements Alone
London report says Barbara Hutton Mdivani plans no alimony to Georgian prince in divorce. She insists the prince must support himself, cites European property and US forest holdings as reasons. She will sign divorce papers in Paris, denies granting Alexis a separate allowance, and says she changed her mind after friend Donahue influence.
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London
Barbara Hutton Mdivani
Spain
Europe
United States
Pasion Jn
Paris
Dentes
Barbara
Alexis
New York
Woolworth
Ciisployer
Jimmy
Fights Loom In Ward Meetings As Republicans Vie
Republican ward conventions tonight will name delegates to Wednesday’s general city convention. Battles looms as factions aim to push their mayoral candidate on to the final slate with potential clashes and strongarm tactics in several wards.
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Niso Elty
Malcolm R. Mathews
Mathews
D. Boone Dawson
Dawson
Dawe Son
Theft of Shoes May Mean Death
NEW YORK, March 17. Alfred Schegolchin, desperate for work as a marine fireman, tries on shoes in a store to get a free pair. He insists on a comfortable fit, saying the price makes no difference, while admitting he has no money. The clerk tricks him into swapping old shoes for the new pair. The incident highlights his precarious situation and a possible fatal outcome.
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New York
Alfred Schegolchin
Acvera Patra
Aviator Dies In Power Dive At Town Air Show
Clifton Tribble, 32, of Owensboro, died when his stunt plane plunged into a power dive before a crowd of about 10,000 at Montgomery airport. Officials said his controls jammed or failed during an outside loop, the plane smashing into red clay ground. Tribble died instantly. He leaves a wife, Mrs Clifton Tribble, and his parents.
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Montgomery
Alm
Clifton Tribbie
Owenshera
Municipal
Theer
Impacc
Sohn
Tribble
Eve Dehec
Iis
Qually
Mra
Clifton Tribble
Owensboro
W. V. Tribble
Springfield
Tenn
Ax-Slayer Targeted in Mercer County Manhunt
Grovel City police and Mercer county detectives hunted an ex mayor of Howard Sidley 30 after he was hacked to death at his service station in a rowdy killing authorities call the most cruel in Mercer county history A union worker was detained incommunicado with an alibi partially proven and Sidley’s body lay on the station floor after being struck at least three times a stash of money was missing and investigators suspected possible motive as they continued the manhunt.
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Grove City
Howard Sidley
Mercer County
Sidney
Slave City
Mercer
Sidley
Aospital
Hs Pasketa
M Fighter
Funeral rites for Richard B Harrison "De Land" in New York
In an atmosphere of austerity and emotion 7500 attend the funeral at the Cathedral of St John the Divine for Richard Berry Harrison famed actor known as De Land of The Green Pastures. The service led by Bishop Shelton Hale and Bishop Manning drew a diverse audience from church and theater worlds. A bronze cabin bearing roses and carnations commemorates his five year principal role in the production.
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New York
Richard Berry Harrison
de Land
William T. Manning
Harlem
Christ
Good Shepherd
Do Land
Relief Passage Seen This Week In National News
President Roosevelt drives the $4.8 billion relief program amid social security, WHA, and banking legislation concerns. Senate hopeful to pass the relief bill this week, while the House may approve cash bonus payments to soldiers. A coalition seeks to slash the total, Sen. Glass pushes two more years for the program, and debates over silver purchasing and greenback policies continue.
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Senate
House
Sen
D. Va
Adams
Calo
Roosevelt
Sen. Glass D
Appropriations Committee
PWA
McNary
Hitler's Coup Shocks Fatherland In Surprise Move
Berlin reports reveal Adolf Hitler used the French chamber action approving extended military service to launch Germany's conscription scheme. Von Blomberg had warned of a school for character, not aggression, and Hitler kept collaborators in the dark until the coup before Sir John Simon's planned visit. The move stunned officials and Europe alike.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Europe
Reichswehr
Werner von Blomberg
Defense
von Blomberg
von Bromberg
der Fuhhrer
Hitler
John Simon
John
Speehh
Pierre-Etienne Flondin
Bavaria
Germanys New Army Memorial Parade Reverberates Power
In a staged memorial at the state operahouse, Germany honors its dead while pledging military renewal. Defense Minister Von Blomberg and Hitler preside as old generals return in uniform, Goebbels orchestrates a propaganda spectacle, and a militarized parade exits past the imperial palace.
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Werener von Blomberg
Opera House
Hitler
Air Force
Imperial Palace
den Linden
30 Percent Business Gains Are Predicted During '35
Washington date unknown. A council of 42 executives from major firms reports 1895 business gains up to 30 percent over last year. Kendall of the Department of Commerce notes the poll reflects widespread optimism amid recovery, naming leaders like Aldrich, Gifford, Du Pont and Taylor as part of the advisory group.
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Washington
Met
IL P. Kendall
Department of Commerce
Business Council
Sand
Throres
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank of New York
Walter 5. Gifford
Americas Telephone and Telegraph Company
Pierre S. Dupont
Ei, de Fremours and Company
Min C. ‘Taylor
United States , Steel Corporation
Kendall
Emp
Robot Plane Crew Elated After Tests at Kea Flight
Oakland March 17 The crew of the commerce department radio compass plane praised its tests at Kea and planned another Atlantic flight but gave no start date or route. The craft refueled its large tanks, weather favored a Pacific leg to Hawaii though storms lingered along the course. Commander Kinney said a 2,400 mile hop would await better weather and that a short initial flight was likely. In a four hour test the dirigible like ship Maneuvered through fog at 12,000 feet using a new radio compass that auto pointed the way.
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Oakland
Commerce Departments
Kea
Pacific
Here
Hawaii
James L. Kinney
Department of Commerce
Dirlgwins
Kinney
Hitler Stale Show Front Saint Patrick Declares Will
Scattered wartime speech fragments describe Nazi rhetoric and a reference to Saint Patrick. The garbled text mentions Stalin boosting the army to one million and a mock confrontation with the dictator. The tone mimics a chaotic front page with oblique lines about political figures and symbols.
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Moat
Harrison
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