Rural education vows and tax protest in farmers resolution
A farmers assembly calls for careful reorganization of schools to fit new economic and social rural needs. It urges adult education, cultural and vocational programs with church, extension, high schools, religious and voluntary groups cooperation. A protest opposes the motor vehicle tax in favor of quarterly payment. In a separate account a prisoner admits planning to kill a deputy, then joins in gunfire.
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Resolutions Committee
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Ohio Editor's Illness Sparks Search Across State
Wallace, longtime editor and publisher of the Springfield Tribune, vanished after illness raised fears of memory lapse. A Cleveland newspaper man urged police across Ohio to locate him. Survived by widow Letitie and sons William and Bruce, he had led the Tribune for twenty years after moving from Springfield Sun.
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Robert
Cleveland
Wallace
Springfield
Spripefield Sun
The
Tribune
Letitie
William
Dollar Line
Dilow
Pacific Ocean
Bruce
Searchwell to issue murder warrants for Canton man
Opal Brown of Canton Ohio and Mark Biffle in a penitentiary are to be charged once evidence is conclusive. Six others are jailed in Braxton county for murder. Lipps confessed Hugh Ocheltree was struck with rocks then killed with a shot to the head. Glenn Ocheltree and companions are named in the alleged plot and assault. Officials continue a search for the body with state police directing the inquiry.
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Opal Brown
Canton
Mark Biffle
Braxton
Shitton
Glenn Ocheltree
Hugh
Glenn
Susie
William Brown
Lipps
Hugh Ocheltree
Bernicg Brown
James Merrell
William
Brown
Mani
C. W. Ray
Po- Mce
Duke “Riddle
Sherif Roy Brosius
Sutton
Sentence Given in Hariged November Murder Case
A 50 year old Charleston man, awaiting retrial for murder, recited a new version of the shooting involving his prisoner Ralph to Warden McClin as officers escorted the car to the penitentiary. Frazier’s testimony, blamed for swaying the jury, is at issue in the case against three who overtook the car.
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Charleston Mepun
Shamblin
Ralph
Warden
B.,mcclin
Haper
Frazier
Harper
Storm Threatens Madison as Hurricane-Like Storm Near Cape Hatteras
Weather and naval officials tracked a tropical disturbance off Virginia that strengthened toward hurricane force, threatening to pass the national capital by mid afternoon. The steamship Madison with over 90 aboard sent distress signals while Indianapolis and coast guard stations prepared to respond.
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Cape Hatteras
Navy Department
Bureau of Aeronautics
Virginia Cape
Washington
Indianapolis
Norfolk, Va
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President Roosevelt
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Arlington, Va
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New York
Naval
Norfolk
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Land Snes
Madison Aground Off Cape Charles After SOS Call
The steamer Madison sent an SOS after its forward house was swept away off Cape Charles Virginia. Coast guard cutter Carabasset rushed to assist with 37 aboard including two named passengers. Radio signals weak, vessel steered toward Chesapeake Bay with Captain William Heath in command. Radio marine at Tuckerton tracked its position slightly below Hog Island about 20 miles offshore.
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Carabasset
Pet’ Nadine
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Srigii
Vaenteyt
Cagumand
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Eastern Steamship Line
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Madison
Hogg Island
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
St Yparned
Couple Found Dead in Car on River Road Near Pittsburgh
A blonde woman about 30 and a well-dressed man around 35 were found dead in a new coupe parked on River road near Pittsburgh. The cause of death was not determined. A capsule with white powder was found on the car floor. The man’s pocket contained a driver’s license issued to Edwin V. W. Kerr of New Kensington. the woman’s identity was not established.
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Pittsburgh
River Road
Edwin V. W. Kerr
New Kensington
Home Owners' Loan Program Explained by Attorney
Harry Friedman, attorney for the Home Owners' Loan Corporation, outlines the program's purpose and who qualifies. He addresses common misconceptions and clarifies how the act helps distressed homeowners avoid foreclosure and loss, detailing questions the public often asks.
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Harry Friedman
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
New Loan Agency Rules From Home Owners Loan Corp
Instructions outline loan eligibility for homes and homesteads only with liens before June 13 1933 and for unpaid taxes home repairs and mortgage takings. Farms may be eligible if not covered by the Federal Farm Loan Act. full deed description required. repairs must include itemized costs. application must be signed by deed holders. ensure each question is completed to avoid delays.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Mortgage Consent and Bond Based Home Loan Terms
The applicant should obtain the mortgage holder's signature on a consent form to accept bonds of the corporation for the lien amount. If the lien-holder agrees the loan bears 5 percent interest. if he refuses and a cash loan is available, 6 percent. No application cost, but if approved and loan issued, the applicant pays or rolls into the loan an appraisal, abstract and time certification, and mortgage recording fees by the Home Owners' Corporation.
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Home Owners’ Corporation
Haller Trial Postponed One Week
Preliminary hearing for Ray Haller alias Speedy Bennett was continued for a week by Magistrate W E Rightmire due to absent key witnesses. Bennett was arrested Saturday on a charge of crime assault against a 14 year old girl in the Park View area near Grafton Park. He remains in the county jail as authorities investigate the case.
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Ray Haller
Bennett
W. E. Rightmire
W. G. Wamsley
Earl C. Demoss
Grafton Park
West Side
Park View
Wisler Warns Against Unfair Retailers Rivalry
Washington Aug Be a Small retailers under 500 dollars face unfair competition, says A Lincoln Wisler president of United Business Men's Association of Chicago. He cites about 425000 such shopkeepers nationwide and 10000 Chicago stores. He calls them a cancerous growth gnawing at fair retailing and urges government action for employment and prosperity.
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Washington
A. Lincoln Wisler
United Business Men's Association of Chicago
Wisler
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce, Trade Association
Business Men's Association
First Aid For Winters After Netting Injury
Johnnie Winters, Fetterman third baseman, suffered a severe hand injury in a Sunday game with Galloway. While attempting a bunt to beat the throw he collided with a wire fence, which collapsed and sent him eight feet into a creek below. His right hand was torn and he will be out for a while.
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Johnnie Winters
Fetterman
Galloway
Winters
Ott
Husband slays wife over nude photo dispute
Baltimore August 23 James E Gibson 52 unemployed closet ed Imborer was jailed charged with choking his wife to death after five hours of argument He told officers the quarrel began when she stood nude before the front window of their second story apartment Gibson claimed he attempted suicide by slashing his wrist and threatened patrolman Victor B Deonthtent as he was about to reach a street car
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Baltimore
James E. Gibson
Ed Imborer
Gibson
Victor B
Davis Sent to Parley for Disarmament Mission
Hyde Park Aug 23 President Roosevelt sent Norman H. Davis back to Geneva to push for elimination of offensive weapons and an international armaments control commission. Davis, after a three hour talk, remained hopeful but not optimistic about the parley prospects, noting European political and psychological conditions as likely keys. He said the French plan could fit with Roosevelt ideas with some changes and would need support. He added the period until reconvening on October 16 will reveal the outcome.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Norman H. Davis
Geneva
International Armaments Control Commission
Mr. Davis
Europe
Davis
United States
Standard Oil of New Jersey Raises Bunker Fuel Price
New York August 23 Standard Oil of New Jersey raises bunker C fuel oil 10 cents a barrel effective tomorrow reaching 95 cents in New York harbor news service note
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Standard Oil of
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