Grandi proposes six month naval pause at London talks
Italian Foreign Minister Dino Grandi urged Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald to adjourn the London conference for six months so Italy and France might reconcile. He suggested a three power treaty with room for later joining. The plan hinges on France’s response and a halt to shipbuilding during the pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
London
Dino Granai
Ramsey MacDonald
Italy
France
Grandi
Stimson and MacDonald Push Five Power Treaty Talks
London dispatch notes ongoing naval conference discussions amid Franco Italian parity dispute. MacDonald and Stimson press for limited success with Japan possibly joining a three power pact. Grandi pessimistic on adjournment reopening Italy France talks. Officials report no progress yet while preparations and returns of Dumesnix Pietri and Briand hint at French participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stimson
MacDonald
Downing Street
Dino Grandi
House of Commons
Grandi
Signor Grandi
Italy
France
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Tokyo
Jacques-Louis Dumesnix
Francois Pietri
Briand
Japan to Decide on Tentative London Naval Pact
Tokyo March 24 Japan plans to decide next Thursday on the tentative London naval conference agreement with the United States and Japan. An extraordinary Cabinet session will set instructions for the delegation as officials withhold public comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Associated Press
Tokyo government struggle fuels concession advocates win
Hidden opposition within Tokyo politics favors compromise with the United States. Baron Shidehara, the Foreign Minister, leads the push, impressed by American concessions and pressing Japan toward a conciliatory stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Baron Shidehara
Japan
Briand Likely to Return to London for Naval Conference
Paris March 24 Foreign Minister Briand may depart for London tomorrow unless the Chamber of Deputies changes its stance on a bill ratifying the Young plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briand
London
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Tariff bill debate and final roll call details
Lawmakers crowded the gallery to witness final passage of the tariff bill. President Hoover faced criticism while Smoot cited ad valorem protection levels—38.99 percent with the current measure versus earlier House and Democratic benchmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
White House
Hawley
House ,Ways and Means Committee
Garner
Texas
House
Harrison
Miss
Curtis
Senator Stephens
Pennsylvania
Mr. Grundy
Smoot
Finance Committee
Kentucky Forest Plan Awaits Appropriation
Washington report says the National Forest Service Commission will defer action on creating a Kentucky National Forest on the Licking and Kentucky River watersheds until Congress passes the appropriation bill. The commission will not meet until after the President signs the bill, with Kentucky’s plan likely to be reviewed at the first meeting. Representatives Blackburn and Kendall said a favorable report by Land Examiner Hedges of the Forest Service has been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Forest Service Commission
Kentucky
Licking
Congress
Forest Service
Kentucky Forest
Blackburn
Kendall
Rep
The
King George to Receive at Informal Gathering
King George enters a hectic week after illness with over 250 guests at an informal Buckingham Palace afternoon party. The first Buckingham levee since 1913 is set for Thursday due to the naval conference, with a Privy Council Friday and a possible move to Windsor from Monday to May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Palace
Buckingham Palace
St. James's Palace
St. James's
Privy Council
Windsor
Slow Driver Suspect Turns Out to Be Crook
In Niles suburb police stopped Henry Wheat for driving slowly and found burglar tools in the car. Wheat said the items belonged to his brother Wyman, who was arrested and charged with attempting to rob a railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Niles
Henry Wheat
Gana
Peter Oszokowski
Jimmy Bar
Wheat
Wyman
Miner Wins 51750 on 2 Lottery Ticket
San Diego report says George Fischer weighmaster of the Washoe Sampler Works mine Butte Montana won 51750 on the Agua Caliente Handicap sweepstakes. Fischer is 51 and unmarried and plans a Los Angeles visit after the prize. Second place goes to Bob Wood Santa Ana 23000 and A M Comer Emmitsburg 11500 from 115000 in prizes drawn from about 65000 two dollar tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
George Fischer
Butte
Mont
Fischer
Los Angeles
Bob Wood
Santa Ana
A. M. Comer
Emmitsburg
Lewis to Ignore IE of insurgent miners order
John L. Lewis president of the United Miners of America will ignore the order to appear before the International Executive Board of the insurgent miners union in Springfield Michigan. No comment was issued from his office today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John L. Lewis
United Miners of America
International Executive
Insurgent Miners’ Union
Springfield
Gibson County farmers grow corn yielding 100 bushels an acre
In Princeton Indiana Gibson County growers report a corn culture that yields 100 bushels or more per acre. The method relies on close spacing proper fertilization good seed cultivation and crop rotation to reduce hazards and boost output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Gibson County
Widow of Byrd Grandmother Dies After Illness
Mrs. Jennie Byrd, grandmother of two famed figures including Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, died after several months of declining health. She passed at Maryland Hospital for Women ten days after being moved from the home of her daughter Mrs. J Lester Shipley Jr in Baltimore where she had lived eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jennie Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Mrs Gertrude Smith Dies. Rites Planned in Cincinnati
Former Cincinnati resident Mrs Gertrude Smith died yesterday at her Cleveland home after moving there ten years ago. Her body will be brought to Cincinnati Wednesday for funeral arrangements to be announced. She is survived by husband Russell Smith four brothers Adam Sommer Robert Sommer Alfred B Sommer Walter Sommer and two sisters Mrs E L Brendel and Mrs H McDonald both of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Smith
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ussell Smith
Adam Sommer
Robert Sommer
Alfred B. Sommer
Chicago
Walter Sommer
Los Angeles
E. L. Brendel
H. McDonald
John Douglas, 72, Dies. Cincinnati Native Led Douglas Co
John Douglas, 72, former Cincinnati resident and President and Treasurer of the John Douglas Company, died at his Pensacola Florida home yesterday. He founded the company in 1890. Survived by widow, one son Charles E. Douglas of New York, and daughter-in-law Mrs. Metz. The firm’s Pensacola move and funeral details mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Douglas
Cincinnati
John Douglas Company
Pensacola
Fla
Clifford W. Metz
Grand Vista Avenue
Douglas Company
Metz
Florida
Douglas
The
Funeral services for Stephen Thomson at City Gospel Mission
Funeral services for Stephen Thomson, 73, of 1375 Myrtle avenue Walnut Hills, will be held Thursday at 1 30 PM at City Gospel Mission 1307 Walnut street. Burial place undecided. Thomson died of a heart attack while delivering a sermon at the mission Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Thomson
Myrtle Avenue
Walnut Hills
City Gospel Mission
Walnut Street
Mr. Thomson
Mission
Funeral rites for Miss Ella Burnett at Verona Apartments
Funeral services for 45 year old Miss Ella M Burnett of 17 Verona Apartments will be held at her residence at 9 30 am tomorrow. A requiem high mass follows at the Church of the Assumption. Burial is in Calvary Cemetery. Burnett directed the Handicap Placement Bureau of the Associated Charities since 1915 and was long active in social work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella M. Burnett
Verona
Church of the Assumption
Calvary Cemetery
Burnett
Handicap Placement Bureau
Associated Charities
Inland Steel director Dave P. Thompson dies in Miami Beach
Dave P. Thompson of Chicago, head of the Inland Steel Company, died in Miami Beach early today. His ex wife, Millie Caffee, had divorced in Paris in 1923 and later wed Maj. Victor Beaufort in London. Mrs. Beaufort traveled from Chicago to his bedside and stayed at the same oceanfront hotel with Maj. Beaufort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Dave P. Thompson
Chicago
Inland Steel Company
Millie Caffee
Paris
Maj
Victor Beaufort
London
Rev. James W. Danford Dies at 87 in Barnesville Ohio
The Rev. James William Danford, 87, a retired Methodist Episcopal Church pastor, died today at his son Rev. C. W. Danford's home in Barnesville Ohio. He had preached for more than fifty years before his retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville, O
James William Danford
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. W. Danford
Barnesville
M. E. Church
Mr. Danford
Woodruff J. Parker Dies in Chicago Noted Lawyer
Woodruff J. Parker a nationally known corporation lawyer and club man died in Chicago on March 24. His death ends a prominent career in law and civic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff J. Parker
Chicago
Death of Former Michigan Supreme Court Justice Joseph B. Moore
Joseph B. Moore died in Detroit after a lingering illness. He was 74 years old and retired from the Michigan Supreme Court in 1925 after more than twenty five years on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Moore
Detroit
Michigan Supreme Court
John William Ogden Dies in London
John William Ogden former President of the Trades Union Congress and President of the Weavers Operatives organization died in London on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Ogden
London
Trades Union Congress
Weavers Operatives’ Organization
Judge I A Eshman Dies In Sidney Ohio
Judge I A Eshman prominent Shelby County Bar Association member died today in Sidney Ohio He served three terms as Judge of Probate Court in Shelby County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Eshman
Sidney, O
Shelby County Bar Association
Shelby County
Dimmitt Elwood South Rites Held in Batavia Ohio
Dimmitt Elwood South 71 retired rural mail carrier and station agent at Bethel for the Cincinnati Georgetown Portsmouth Railway died in Batavia Ohio. He was son of Ezekiel South Bethel’s first postmaster appointed by President Lincoln in 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia, O
Dimmitt Elwood South
Bethel
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth
Ezekiel South
Abraham Lincoln
Conscience Money Gifts Xenia Orphans Home Receives $7
A Texas donor signed as Child of the King sent seven dollars to Governor Cooper to be given to the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Xenia. The letter says the donor was born in Ohio and once lived there. The writer admits past pilfering and chose the gift to aid an orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Xenia
Texas
Cooper
Ohio
Rail taxes hit 400 million in 1929 says official
Burlington Wisconsin reports that railroad taxes reached 400 million dollars for 1929. C D Morris of the Western Railways Public Relations Committee notes this equals about 1,103,000 per day and 1,665 per mile of line. He adds that $6.34 of every $100 paid for transportation went to taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Wis
C. D. Morris
Western Railways Public Relations Committee
Arsenic in Jamaica Ginger Tied to Paralysis Epidemic
Dr Charles E Kiely of Cincinnati General Hospital links the paralysis epidemic to Jamaica ginger poisoning with arsenic traced in beer and other sources. Investigations at the hospital and reports from Oklahoma City support that halting Jamaica ginger sales reduces new cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Manchester
Midland
England
Charles E. Kiely
Cincinnati General Hospital
Academy of Medicine
Jamaica
General Hospital
Oklahoma City
Sympathy Strike Suspends Carew Tower Ironwork
Ironworkers at Carew Tower halt work in a sympathy strike ordered by the International Ironworkers headquaters in St Louis. About 259 workers affected across Starrett and Overland Construction projects. return contingent on arbitration by the union's national council. Ralph W. Starrett left Cincinnati Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carew
Fifth, Vine
Race Streets
International Order of Ironworkers
St. Louis
Starrett
Starrett Company
John Luchinger
International Association of Bridge, Structural and Ornament Ironworkers
Empire State Building
New York City
Starrett Bros., Inc
Overland Construction Company
Chicago
Carew Tower
National Council of the Union
Ralph W. Starrett
Cincinnati
Washington Court House Bank Closed by State
The Peoples and Drovers Bank in Washington Court House with $125,000 capital was closed tonight by order of O. C Gray, State Superintendent of Banks. President Roy McClure gave no statement. Two years earlier a $250,000 robbery targeted the bank. most items were insured, and the robbers were never captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. H
Peoples and Drovers Bank
O. C Gray
Roy McClure
Bandits Seek Bristow Ransom By Mail Plea
A letter dated March 19 received by Mrs J E Bristow from Delius Co Tepic Mexico states bandits demand 30 000 pesos for Gordon Bristow's father. Gordon Bristow is en route to Mazatlan to aid release efforts. No progress news from negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Tex
J. E. Bristow
Delius & Co
Tepic
Mexico
Gordon Bristow
Mazatlan
Bishop Herbert Shipman Rites Set in New York
Funeral services for Rt. Rev. Dr. Herbert Shipman suffragan Bishop of the New York Episcopal diocese will be held today at noon at the Cathedral of St John the Divine. He died of heart disease yesterday and will be buried at West Point beside former army colleagues. He is survived by his widow and three sisters in Syracuse and New York. He was born in Lexington Kentucky and was 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Shipman
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Lexington
Death notices collected from several reads of 1980s text
Obituary notices list several individuals with scattered details. Anderson Robert C formerly of Elm Street died March 22 1986 funeral at Spring Grove Cemetery chapel. Anderson Jane Herron widow of Charles Anderson Jr died in Paris France March 13 1930 services at 2494 Grandin Road Wednesday March 26. Burnett Ella M daughter of P C and Mary Burnett died March 23 1980 funeral March 26 at Church of the Assumption. Folger Aunt White wife of Lewis Folger of 1620 Dexter Street services date burial private. Smith Gertrude nee Sommer wife of Russel Smith died March 24 1930 notice of funeral to follow. Thomson Stephen husband of Fanny Thomson died March 28 1930 funeral from J J Sullivan Company at Bell Place and McMillan Street. Services at 13807 Walnut Street at 1 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Robert C
Elm Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
Jane Herron
Charles Anderson, Jr
Paris
France
Grandin Road
Burnett
Ella M
P. C
Mary Burnett
Verona
Beauie
Church of the Assumption
Fouger
White
Lewis Pase
Meen Folger
Ee E. Schaffner
Lewis Graham Folger
Dexter Os. Candey
Acohnson Piers Ome
Mincia Flowers
Smith
Gertrude (Nee Sommer
Russel Smith
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Thomson
Stephen Thomson
Fanny Thomson
J. J. Sullivan Company
Bell Place
McMillan Street
Walnut Street
Symphony Program Highlights a Diverse Classical Lineup
The concert features Mendelssohn Violin Concerto with wind orchestra, an overture titled To the Fairy Tale of the Fair Melusina, Weill’s first America performance, and Bossi Intermezzi Goldoniani for String. Soloist Heermann performs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Cedenscesise
Kurt Weill
America
Mil Heermann
Goldoniani
Day Law Case Ties Smuggling to 275000 Liquor Cargo
In Ocean City a trawler off shore led to Day Law charges over a $275,000 liquor cargo. Defendants Samuel Hill and others, all Newark residents, failed to appear as Samuel Stone and others pleaded not guilty and elected trial. Canada Negotiates Treaty to Halt Smuggling Across Border Ottawa reports Premier Mackenzie King announcing talks with the U S aimed at curbing merchandise smuggling. Opposition in Commons questioned liquor clearances and U S pressure, but King denied it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ocean City
Samuel Hill
Samuel Stone
George Bolton
Harry Kline
Edward Miller
Edward Everett
Newark
N. J
Edward Murtha
Morrissville
Canada
U. S
Ottawa
Mackenzie King
House of Commons
Committee of the Whole
Co. H. Cahan
St. Lawrence
King
Mr. Cahan
Darwin debated by St. X. biology professor at Kiwanis meeting
Dr. Francis Phee of St. Xavier's University argued evolution is only circumstantial evidence and not a complete origin of life explanation. He noted Darwin spoke of special creation and urged reading broader views to form an opinion, while conceding evolution aligns with scripture as a study of how life changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Phee
St. Xavier's University
Kiwanis Club
Darwin
Phee
Wenzel May Seek Elections Board Post
Rumors say Carl Wenzel Norwood Service Director may seek the Republican appointment to the Board of Elections to fill a May 1 term end for Ray J. Hillenbrand The post pays 4200 annually and Hillenbrand faces possible reappointment but party leaders favor another candidate Paul Schirmer Fifth Ward captain is named as likely appointee Wenzel is also mentioned for other offices Meetings of the Republican Central Committee are planned to discuss nomination laws and primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wenzel
Norwood
Board of Elections
Ray J. Hillenbrand
Hillenbrand
Paul Schirmer
Fifth Ward
Wenzel
Republican Central Committee
Fred Schneller
Republican Party
Obituary notices list multiple names and ages with addresses
A fragment lists individuals with ages and street addresses and several March dates. Names include Clark Emily, Costello Matthew, Daniels Pasquale, Hodapp Juliana, Hoke Cannae, Hull James, Jackson Hall, Leighton Julia, Magee George, Nakce Mary, Rost Elizabeth, Sages George, G Willi am William, Swafford Lucinda, A Williams Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Enmily
Carr Street
Costello
Matthew
Williams Street
Daniels—Pasquale
Matson Avenue
Deer Park
Hodapp
Juliana
Vine Street
Hoke—Cannae
Delta Avenue
Hull—James
Columbia Avenue
Jackson—Hall
May Street
Leighton
Julia
Fernbank Avenue
Magee—George
Lockwood Report
Nacke—Mary
Rost
Elizabeth
Lingotreet
Sages—George
Kirby
G—William
Digmont Avenue
Swafford
Lucinda
Orients Avenue
A Williams
Mary
West Sevgath Street
Civic bodies name committees and Geneva smokers meet
William Licht named Civic and Postal Committee members for the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce. The Geneva Association Cincinnati branch held a smoker luncheon at 409 North Main, initiating Ernest Pirom Oscar Kline and William Murphy of the Gibson as new members. The Duckworth Club history project advances with a committee meeting at 2 30 PM at Atlas Bank Building chaired by Simeon M. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Licht
Chamber of Commerce
T. M. Conroy
C. Vivian Anderson
J. J.,conway
H. F. Fulton
Co. M. Mills
George E. Mills
E. F. Peters
C. A. Radford
A. F. Sommer
Cliffora R.wright
Clarence Mills
Gordon Small
R. W. Bohnett
Fred
Cincinnati
International Geneva Association
North Main Street
Ernest Pirom
Oscar, Kline
William Murphy
Gibson Hotel
Geneva Association
James Jamal
The
Gibson
Duckworth Democratic Club
Simeon M. Johnson
J. Ben Grausé
Mr. Johnson
Atlas Bank
Judge Hoffman Attends Conference on Delinquent Children
Judge Charles W. Hoffman and probation officer A. C. Crouse traveled to Lancaster for a conference with Hal H. Griswold of Columbus on the state welfare department program for delinquent youths. Rev. F. J. Bredestege announced completion of a general report on educational activities of the archdiocesan school system to be distributed to pastors principals and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hoffman
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
A. C. Crouse
Lancaster
Hal H. Griswold
Columbus
State Welfare Department
Archdiocesan
F. J. Bredestege
Archdiocesan Superintendent of
Gordon C Beck Reappointed to City Planning Commission
Mayor Russell Wilson reappointed Gordon C Beck to the City Planning Commission for a six year term starting April 3. Beck, a former Cincinnati Real Estate Board president, previously served on the commission under Mayor Murray Seasongood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon C. Beck
City Planning Commission
Russell Wilson
Mr. Beck
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Murray Seasongood
Trustees Meeting Draws Notables in Sidney Ohio
W E Dean J W Brown C E Ginn and Rev John W Chris pastor of Mt Auburn Presbyterian Church attended a board of trustees meeting of the Ohio Presbyterian Homes in Sidney Ohio yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Dean
J. W. Brown
C. E. Ginn
John W. Christie
Mt. Auburn
City Hall to Add Two New Municipal Courtrooms
John Porter says plans under study to create two additional Municipal Courtrooms in City Hall using $65,000 in bonds from remodeling funds. The second floor will house the new courtrooms beside the Traffic Courtroom, freeing the Welfare and fire alarm spaces for other uses. Myron Downs will relocate planning offices to the fourth floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Porter
City Hall
Central Avenue
Welfare Department
Fred Hoehler
Eden Park
Municipal Court
Myron Downs
Ninth Street
City Planning Department
Fortune Left by Stranger to Chicago Actress Revealed
Mrs. Lillian Mallrup formerly Lillian Elliot of Chicago disclosed she inherited from a man she scarcely knew. Five years ago her uncle George La Lamont dier, then in Australia, left $60 000 on moving to California. The uncle’s friend Henri de la Salle, a gold rush companion, died in Paris and left $700 000 with a trust of $100 000 for needy college students, a figure Mrs. Mallrup learned yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lillian Mallrup
Lillian Elliot
Chicago
George la Lamontdier
Mallirup
Australia
California
Mallrup
Alaska
Henri de la Salle
Paris
France
Marilyn Miller Announces Engagement to Wealthy Irish Man
New York date March 24. Marilyn Miller, stage and screen star, announces engagement to Michael Farmer described as wealthy and an Irishman born in Dublin. Farmer left New York last week aboard the Aquitania after a visit. Miller's former husband Frank Carter died in a car crash ten years ago, and she divorced Jack Pickford in Paris three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marilyn Miller
Michael Farmer
Dublin
Miss Miller
Frank Carter
Paris
Jack Pickford
Mary Pickford
Dayton minister sues church official for slander
The Rev. James A. Hills, a deposed minister, sues Rev. Daniel Brownlee executive secretary of the Dayton Council of Churches for 59000 dollars alleging he was called vicious names in front of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Daniel Brownlee
Community group schedule across Cincinnati venues
A dense list of meetings and events at hotels clubs and institutes in Cincinnati. Organizations include Buckeye Club Ohio Old Age Pension League Metropole Hotel Rotary and Civic groups plus noon and 6 30 p m sessions and lectures. Kathleen Norris featured at several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
League of Women Voters
Applied Yoga Institute
Women's Press Club
Kathleen Norris
Better Business Bureau
Round Table
Linton
Umpires’ Association
Fine Arts
Freight worker injured in yard collision and reckless driving charge
James P. Allen a 46 year old freight conductor for the Pennsylvania Railroad was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital for a broken right wrist after being knocked against a freight car by a locomotive. Miss Bessie O Hara 27 of 5818 Hamilton Avenue was charged with reckless driving after her car skidded and struck a light pole at Fourth and Vine streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Allen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Good Samaritan Hospital
Allen
Bessie O'Hara
Hamilton Avenue
Fourth and Vine Streets
Advertisers' Club to Hear Maj. J. Andrew White
Maj. J. Andrew White, pioneer of radio broadcasting, will address the Cincinnati Advertisers' Club at a Wednesday noonday luncheon in the Italian dining room of the Hotel Gibson. White, famed for broadcasting the 1921 Dempsey Carpentier bout, helped spark early radio growth and founded Wireless Age and The Ocean Wireless News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. J. Andrew White
Maj
J. Andrew White
New York
Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club
Gibson
Maj. White
Ocean Wireless
Wireless Age
Washington
Columbia’ Broadcasting System
China Outlines Five Measures to Ease Food Shortage
At a Nanking meeting of the Central Food Control Committee five relief steps were proposed to safeguard food supplies. They include banning hoarding, lowering transport costs, removing levies on food, punishing profiteering merchants, and limiting wine purchases. authorities plan to employ able destitute residents in city road work to provide relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Central Food Control Committee
James G. Keller
Maryknoll Junior Seminary
Washington
Father Keller
Four Persons Missing Prompt Police Help In Search
Police aid is sought in locating four missing individuals. Two Longview Hospital patients escaped confinement, Alvin Seegar 22 fled after breaking his cell lock and Herman Kittlemore 25 leapt from a third floor window. Mrs Pisan o search for son 18 who may have fled to Chicago. Ralph Starrett 14 possibly headed to Louisville with another boy as of Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview Hospital
Alvin Leroy Seegar
Baltimore Avenue
Middletown
Herman Kittlemore
Race Street
Laura Pisano
East Clifton Aven
Chicago
Ralph Starrett
Sycamore Street
Nellie Astbury
Louisville
New British Envoy Receives Credentials From Hoover
Sir Ronald Lindsay presented credentials as the new British Ambassador to President Hoover. He carried King George V s message of cordiality and close cooperation between the two nations. Hoover replied with mutual good wishes and urged lasting benefits from British leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ronald Lindsay
Hoover
King George
United States
Fire Sweeps Through Murray City Village
A major fire destroyed nine business buildings and five residences in Murray City Ohio on March 24. The blaze began in Fred Kinnear confectionery and required five fire departments to control. Loss estimated at 65 000 dollars. Firefighters battled low water pressure and drew additional water from Brush Fork Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Fred Kinnear
Nelsonville
Glouster
Logan
New Straitsville
Brush Fork
Resolution targets investigation of Judge Harry B. Anderson
A House resolution asks a five member committee to investigate the conduct of Federal Judge Harry B. Anderson of the Western Tennessee District. Rep LaGuardia introduced the measure in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Harry B. Anderson
Tennessee
LaGuardia
Rep
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank H. King
Keith’s
Walnut St
Kenneth MacKenna
Paul Page
Walter McGrail
Frank Albertson
Stuart Erwin
Farrell McDonald
Clark and
McCullough
Vitaphone
Rex Beach
Richard
Capitol
Vine St
Seventh
Cohens & Kellys
Scotland
George Sidney
Charlie Murray
Vera Gordon
Kate Price
Rose Perfect
Miner
Lyric Vine
John Vivienne Roles & Segal
GANG
S. i
Joseph Conrad
Nancy Carroll
Richard Arlen
Warner Oland
Happy Golp
Sound Sportlight
Siso
James Barton
Lewis
Fridey
Miss Fazenda
Bloohoo
Edward Horton
Patsy Ruth Miller
Loutse Ae
Fazenda
Harry Langdon
James W. Danford
Dimmitt Elwood
Xenia Orphans Home
Washington Court House Bank
Bristow
Julius Baer
Fourth ST
East
Anitary
Aesthet Cremation
the Bussewee Co
Freeman Av
Emil Heermann
Emery Auditorium
Bossi
Vivarconss
Tannhauser
Wagner
Faust
Berlioz
ST. X
Elections Board
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Harold N. Geistweit
Metropole
Co-Operative Club
Chamber of Coerce
Junior Chamber
Merchants Group
Forum
Civic School
Cincinnatus
Dair
Prock
Cincinnati Club
Central Clinic
Kentucky Table
Wholesale Grocens
Orpheus Club
Ohio Village
Erlanger
Atha
Theatre Guild, Inc
Eugene O’neill
Erlanger Grand
Fanaus
Rerpila Rasch Ballet
Keith - Te Albee
Solly Ward
Marion Murray
Estelle Wood
Corinne Tilton, Eileen and
Marjorie, Brooks and
Ross
Delmar
Sheba
Alice White
Chester Morris
Shubert
Jenny
Guy Standing
Booth Theater
Stuart Walker Company
Cemarles
Alis
Blackie
Civic Theater
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