Hoover to push new world debt and disarmament plan
Washington reports President Hoover favors forming a bipartisan commission to study debts disarmament and world economic problems as he aims to coordinate three major issues. He seeks Roosevelt cooperation but Republicans and some leaders resist sharing this task with the new administration. London prepares for a review following Hoover’s call.
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Tough Road Ahead as Dry allies push 3.2 beer plan
Democratic leaders pressed legalization of 3.2 per cent beer in a short session, amid confident claims of sufficient support. The Collier bill faced stiff Republican resistance with a vote expected tomorrow. the fate uncertain as amendments and party lines shaped the outcome.
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Cord Around Neck Raises Death Mystery in Woman
An embalmer reported a noose like cord around the neck of 54-year-old Mrs. Alice K. Swartius, prompting coroner Theodore Schuetter to rule strangulation. Authorities held her son for questioning as the case shifts from natural causes to possible murder amid unclear factors.
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Theodore O. Schuetter
Alice KE. Swartius
Program to Combat Drive of Moist Forces Emerges
Legal experts from leading dry organizations outline five options to regulate legalized beer and align with the U S Constitution. The proposals aim to counteract prohibition modification and anticipate passage challenges, with most dry leaders expecting a leer belt to fail under current conditions.
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Government may refund billions in securities sale results
A Mansfield Lorain newspaper sale announced by Brush Moore officials transfers The Mansfield News and Lorain Journal Herald to the Mansfield Journal and Lorain Journal owner S A Horvits. The newspapers will suspend separate publication and merge into a single Journal in Mansfield and Lorain. Financial experts see potential for a large government refunding of bonds to refinance short term debt into long term bonds.
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Bandit Killed at Cambridge Dated Facts Uncertain
Associated Press dispatch reports gunman John McKay of Chisago identified by Chicago police as Al Ceannon Roy Allard and Royal Cook. Suspected bandit linked to prior auto theft arrest in Cambridge, D. and a 1927 Pendleton sentence, with later jail in Sailege in 1930 for carrying a pistol.
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Bandits rob West Philadelphia branch for 35000 dollars
Five masked men held 11 people at the branch bank of a Philadelphia fire insurance company on 45th and Walnut streets. They escaped with about 9 3500 dollars in cash. The incident follows a rising wave of robberies in the city. A related Washington note reports Representative Hart proposing a congressional probe into farm organization activities and lobbying funds.
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Juvenile Court Cases Fall Off in Milwaukee
Milwaukee authorities report a drop in the number of children brought before juvenile court. The note suggests a lighter caseload may reflect fewer youth incidents as Santa Claws season passes, prompting no immediate policy changes.
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Hoover urged Roosevelt to aid world economic conference
President Hoover pressed President elect Roosevelt publicly to help arrange the preliminary work for the world economic conference. Roosevelt declined to commit, while French debt payments and internal politics stirred controversy. The situation remains unsettled as the 1932 campaign unfolds.
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Fugitive Burns Case Set For Governor Hearing
Robert Hi Jioté Burns, wanted for escaping a Georgia chain gang in 1920, will have a hearing before Governor Maare. Harald Hardy warden of Troup county prison camp will present extradition papers seeking Burns's return to Georgia.
Swear in Judges On Supreme Court at Columbus
Judge Will F Stephenson of West Union and Edward S Matthing of Van Wert were sworn in as state justices. Stephenson, a Democrat, took the oath first for Matthing, a Republican. Matthias administered the oath, and Stephenson was appointed to fill the unexpired term of James F Robinson, who later won a six year term.
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Columbus
Dudger Will F Stephenson
Weat Union
Edward S. Matthing
van Wert
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Cork
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West Union
Sange Stephenson
James F. Robinson
TWO PILOTS DIE AS PLANE CRASHES IN FRANCE VILLAGE
Anthony France December 20 two pilots killed and ten people injured when an army airplane crashed into a house in the village.
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Department of the Seine
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Dentist Sleeps With Rattler at Deer Camp
Erie, Dec 20. Dr. James E. Condeen, a dentist, slept five nights in a deer camp bunk without noticing a rattlesnake under his mattress. He heard a queer clicking sound upon arrival, and five days later found an 18 inch rattler coiled beneath the bed after breaking camp. a companion killed the snake.
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James E. Condeen
Fire in Brussels Royal Palace Reported at Night
A fire broke out in the royal palace in Brussels during the night, burning a room where the象 emblem and items of ceremonial regalia were kept. Firefighters fought the blaze until morning, with six rooms affected and no injuries reported.
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Tough Guy Prayer in Congress and War Debt Signals
Congress debates mis abili nions bill and foreign relations subcommittee resumes St Lawrence bear impos Naval committee weighs Shortridge relief disposal of supplies. Joint hearings push veterans legislation as Honan Benin le gin le on. Turmer leee hearings before government committees. Senate receives president message on war debts and special debt. Farm hearings continue before agriculture committees.
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Red Cross
School Bus Hits Auto Near Dayton
Thirty pupils en route to the Farmersville consolidated school southwest of Dayton were injured when a school bus collided head on with a automobile driven by Albert Grubbs of Germantown. Two seriously hurt, several others with fractures, cuts, or bruises. Driver said headlights on last night were off. fog reduced visibility.
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Farmersville Consolidated School
Hare
Allert Grubbs
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Melvin Soura
George Suwith
Jarmeraville
Gaweenco Kesling
Marinorsville
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Hun
Kesling
Orphans Home budget approved in Ohio
Approving a budget of 1,501,052 for operating expenses for 1983 34 the Board of Trustees of the Ohio Soldier and Sailors Orphans Home met yesterday at Xenia Ohio The budget shows a decline of 62 442 077 compared with the amount required in the previous two years
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Wife of Ohio's Air Chief Dies in Columbus
Mrs. Heather Reiser Smith, wife of Captain Fred J. Smith and state director of Aeronautics, died of pneumonia at her Columbus home yesterday. Her death follows years of public aviation service and recognition in Ohio.
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Fred J. Smith
Pneumonie
Capone Enforcer Shot by Officer in Downtown Shootout
Frank Nitti, a Capone enforcer, lay in Beivewell Hospital after police wounded him during a downtown office encounter. A police officer, Marty Lang, was hit in the arm as Nitti opened fire, triggering a pistol duel. Nitti and six associates were detained for questioning as authorities inspect a possible list of further targets.
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Atlanta
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Relief Issue Approval by County Officials
Relief issue received approval from the state relief commission and state relief committee on Monday. Tom Boli, county clerk, filed the needed data in Columbus regarding county finances. Butler County commissioners signed the requisite papers during their Tuesday session.
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Buller County
Mercy Hospital
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State Relief Committee
Tom Boli
Board of County Commissioners
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Butler County Commissioners
Dams May Be Lowered Without Notice in Ohio River Area
Col Roger G Powell U S sector inspector warned that dams in Cincinnati and Louisville districts may be lowered at any time due to heavy icing conditions on the Upper Ohio River. The notice stresses rapid action and safety for navigation and local communities.
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Grounds for Divorce in Chigayo Case
Dec 20. Victor Perninelt bought his wife a new dress, exclusive in nature, and she liked it for that reason. Five days later she filed for divorce, claiming she saw another woman wearing a dress exactly like hers. Returning home she found her dress missing and obtained a confession from her husband, who allegedly loaned the garment to the other woman. Mrs Perninch seeks alimony.
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Victor Perninelt
Perninch
Truesdale Case Goes To Jury In Grim Murder Trial
Wrens Lima December 20 jurors resumed testimony in the Truesdale murder trial. Karl Truesdale, 20, is accused of killing his brother and then slaying his brother’s girlfriend Thelma Woods, 17, to prevent her from speaking. The victims were found bound and weighed in a quarry pool near Lima after the October 30, 1931, crime.
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Argi Ments
Foley
Gira Degrea
Laren Truesdale
Trucalale
Brather
Karl
Misa Thelma Woods
Loa
Firemen hurt as flames strike Cincinnati Armory
A blaze at the Freeman Armory in Cincinnati on Monday night caused significant damage and injured three firemen. Firefighters faced dangerous conditions as explosions sent projectiles into the air and smoke filled the large facility, forcing rapid evacuations and dramatic firefighting maneuvers.
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Freeman Areaua
Tceman
Armory
Repeal Sought in Resolution by City Council
The Cheveland city council passed by acclamation a resolution calling for repeal of the eighteenth amendment and immediate modification of the Volstead Act to permit sale of beer and wine. It urged repeal of state prohibition and all enforcement laws.
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Cheveland
Dee
Vaistead
Gorcil
Man pays taxes with pennies in courthouse pile
Sheldon, N. D. pays personal property tax in pennies. A 32%pound bundle of 4889 coins is deposited at the Ransom county courthouse. Officials count the coins as the scene lasts hours and the man explains he has saved pennies for three months.
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Sheldon
N. P
Sheldon Derryman
Ransom County
Lively Fight On Cigarette Tax In Ohio Legislature
Ohio faces a heated battle over cigarette tax law as the general assembly convenes. State Finance Director Bevis urges reentering the law as essential for operating revenues, projecting about 10 million dollars less in 1993 and 1934 without extension. The tax, charted in 1931, would expire December 1 unless lawmakers act. So far the levy has yielded at least 500,000 annually.
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Colum
Ohio
General Assembly
Howard Ts. Bevis
Payne Dies of Burns Near Sugar Grove Ohio
Charlea Posie, age 65, formerly of Hamilton, died in a hospital in Lancaster after burns suffered November 23 when clothing caught fire while Newan worked on a lard rendering kettle near Sugar Grove. A brother M. G. Payne of River Road Symmes Corner received word. funeral details were not available as no word had come from a sister in Lancaster.
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Hamilton
Loneayter
Burns
Sugar Grove
Ohio
M. G. Payne
River Toad
Symmes Corner
Lancaster
Central City Ladies Aid Society Meeting Fire Report
The Central City Ladies Aid Society held a meeting at a home when a stove fire broke out. Five tele were d e p a t e d and three tee ee n on the scene.
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