Couple Held for Slaying in Jefferson Ohio
Mrs Varma Paavola 42 and John Stanen 47 a boarder were charged with first degree murder for the shotgun killing of the woman's husband Victor 52 said Paavola may have died by accident or his own action. The gun near the body may have fallen from a propped position. Paavola's eight year old son found the body on a porch and Paavola reportedly slept there. The pair pled not guilty before Judge Hugh Hewitt and were bound over to the September grand jury.
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Jefferson
Varma Paavola
John Stanen
Victor
Paavola
R. B. Hoff
A. d. Jane
Ashtabula
Oiya
Oscar Matela
Waltonen
Hugh Hewitt
Former Circus Owner Passes in Cincinnati
Cincinnati July 30. John G. Robinson ard 62 died today after leading the family circus lineage since 1816. His death interrupts his son s plan to revive the family show using elephants retained by his father. He leaves a widow and two children, John Robinson 4th and Mrs. dles.
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Cincinnati
John G. Robinson
Ard
Obinson
John Robinson
Dles
German Catholics Await Leaders Action Under Nazi Watch
German Catholics, under strict Nazi surveillance, worship uneasily as they await actions from leaders after government wrath against priests accused of political activity. Cardinals Bertram Breslau Faulhaber Munich Schulte Cologne were pictured as they prepare to confer on policies in light of new decrees. Sunday seea
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Bertram
Breslau
Faulhaber
Munich
Cardinal Schulte
Cologne
Knox Predicts G O P To Elect President In 36
In San Francisco Col Frank Knox predicts a Republican president in 1937 opposing planned economy. He argues the United States constitution supports a competitive philosophy. Separately two abductors seized a man in Southeastern Ohio for four hours, stole his car and $4, then released him unharmed after a muddy ride to Lynchburg.
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Knox
G.O.P
San Francisco
California
G. P
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
United States
Ohio
Fisher
Lynchburg
Salesman Victim Of Peculiar Kidnapping Report
A Baltimore or Massachusettts era clipping reports Charles A. Fisher, a 63 year old former salesman, claimed a kidnapping and stated he was recovering from a kidney ailment. The article notes former Senator Frederick Gillett in ill health and references a nationwide house investigation.
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Mass
Frederick
Cinnati
Two Americans jailed for espionage abroad in Denmark
Copenhagen July 30. George Mink and Nicholas Sherman claiming American identity were sentenced by the Danish appeal court to 18 months in prison for espionage. They were among six others arrested March 6 in Denmark for possessing false passports. another man named J oscphson was also in the group.
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Copenhagen
George Mink
Nicholas Sherman
Denmark
Sherman
Mink
Josephson
John Swain Kept Wife In With Burned Clothes
Vineland New Jersey July 30 Police Recorder Adams ordered John Swain 56 kept in custody for 30 days after he burned his wife’s clothes to prevent her from leaving the home. The incident prompted a jail sentence and police action.
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Vineland
N. J
John Swain
Adams
Swain
Miner dies from fall at roaming house porch
In Fairmont on July 30, Joan Volky, a miner, died of a broken neck after falling from a porch at a roaming house. The incident is recorded as a fatal accident with details limited in the notice.
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Fairmont
Joan Volky
Bandits Free Newspaperman Kalan in Inner Mongolia
Dr. Herbert Mueller, German newspaperman, reached Paochang after kidnapping by bandits three weeks earlier. His former companion Gareth Jones remained captive and in danger as ransom time expired. In Tokyo reports bandits attacked the Hsinking Tumen express, killing 11 or 12 passengers including a Russian and four Manchukuan, and burning the body of a slain guard.
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Kalan
Inner Mongolia
Herbert Mueller
Paochang
Here
Gareth Jones
The
Manchester Guardian
David Lloyd George
Tokyo
Rengo
Imamura
Independent Guard Corps
Kwantung
Cardenas Breaks Fascist Grip in Tabasco Rise to Power
Lazaro Cardenas moved quickly to dismantle Tomas Garrido Canabal’s 15-year rule in Tabasco by replacing the governor and appointing a new state commandant to ensure fair elections. Simultaneously, he ordered Tamaulipas Governor Rafael Villarreal to quit or be fired as 9,000 pro-Cardenas agrarians besieged Ciudad Victoria, a shift seen as a major win for the young president and his agrarian labor base.
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Ent
Lazaro Cardenas
Tomas Garrido Canabal
Tabasco
Presiden
Rafael Villareal
Tamaulipas
Ciudad Victoria
Agrarians and
Laborites
Apple crop forecast praises Pennsylvania harvest potential
Harrisburg July 30. The department of agriculture predicts a bumper Pennsylvania apple crop. Despite heavy frosts at blossom time and a rainy spring, orchard inspections show abundant healthy fruit across the state.
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Harrisburg
Department of Agriculture
Coroner's Jury Fails To Determine Mine Blast Cause
Fairmont July 30 coroner's jury reports inability to determine the cause of a fire in the Barracksville mine of Bethlehem Mines last May 12, killing six workers.
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Fairmont
Barracksville
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Two Dead from Gill Oil Plant Explosion in Owensboro
Owensboro Ky July 30 Injuries in an explosion at the Gill Oil Company plant caused the deaths of B M Jones manager and Henry Stivers bookkeeper. The blast occurred while gasoline was pumped from a tank car to a storage tank. Jones ran to summon help potentially saving thousands of gallons of gasoline stored in tanks of Gill Oil and Illinois Pipe Line Company.
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Owensboro
Gill Oil Company
B.M. Jones
Henry Stivers
Jones
Tlinois Pipe Line Company
Police Rehire at Fairmont City Board Names Chief
The Fairmont board of directors reappointed the entire city police force awaiting confirmation. Joseph T. Hedges is named chief as the department resumes full operations after theJuly 30 meeting.
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Fairmont
Joseph T. Hedges
Exports exceed imports in US trade for first time in months
Washington July 30 exports surpassed imports for the first time in three months, with June exports totaling 170.193 million dollars and imports 156.756 million. The report cites a 4.074 million rise in raw cotton exports and notes a favorable balance of 13.437 million for June, and 29.422 million for the first six months ended June 30. Increased exports versus last year show June 1935 slightly lower than June 1934 in value while imports rose about 15 percent from May.
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Washington
United States
Department of
Traffic Policeman Dies Of Automobile Injuries
Omaha news reports the death of Leslie G. Chamberlin, 22, a traffic policeman who married four months ago, after sustaining injuries in an automobile crash. His bride had nursed him after an earlier accident.
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Omaha
Neb
Leslie G. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
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