Reconstruction Corporation Relief Disbursements Reported
The Reconstruction Corporation reported extensive relief disbursements through December, aiding banks, railroads, farmers, and states. It detailed loans to financial institutions, agricultural marketing funds, and cash outlays to farmers, with Illinois and Pennsylvania among the top recipients and Wisconsin, Louisiana, Michigan, and Ohio also receiving substantial support.
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Washington
St. Ka Reconstruction Corporation
Hiab
Maite
Xoilyoada
Thak Ispe
Insinesa
Tha Corporation
Financial Institutiona
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Winois
Pennsylvanie
Bullet in His Brain Ends Hope for Ashland Farmer
For nearly three weeks 79 year old Irvin Wey sandt of Ashland endured with a bullet in his brain after he shot himself with a rifle. The first two bullets grazed his skull then the third entered the brain. He had been conscious most of the time but Almased physicians hold no hope for his recovery.
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Ashland
Injuries Fatal to Student Nurse in Ushimbus Home
In Ushimbus on December 30 a 21 year old student nurse named Onal Everingham died after injuries from a three story fall from a window in a nurse's home. She suffered a fractured skull.
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Ushimbus
Onal Everingham
Ohio checker champion crowned in Sandusky tournament
Vic tor Johnson of Cleveland defeated Guy Garwood of Spenner Medina County to win the Ohio Checker Championship. Johnson, the defending titleist, won five of six games as the tournament concluded last night in Sandusky. The event crowned a new state champion amid a lively field.
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Ohio
Sandusky
Victor Johnson
Cleveland
Guy Garwood
Spenner
Medina County
Johnson
Atlist
Aged Ohio Farmer Survives Missile in Brain
Irvin Weygandt, a 79 year old Ohio farmer from Ashland, reportedly survived twenty days with a bullet lodged in his brain. He remained tenuously alive as family and neighbors kept vigil at his bedside. Continued on page 11.
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Ohio
Ashland
Doe
Ivia
Irvin Weygendt
Steangee Lil
Mr. Thorns
Wergondt
Mystery on Coast Torso Found in City Dump Unit
A disjointed report says a man’s torso was found in a packer at the city incinerator dump. No identifying marks were seen. Dump employees denied knowledge of delivery. Further details appear on page 11.
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Les Asuzeloy
Aday
Trinus
Cily
Edward Davis
University football captain Reider out of Rose Bowl with injuries
Pat Reider, captain of the University of Pittsburgh football team, is sidelined for the Rose Bowl game Monday due to injuries. Carver said Rehlor's socks were badly injured in the Carnegie Tech game, with possible limited play for the captain if needed. Also report notes Beenmer I. D. Squire, from Chicago laden with grain, sighted off Balluin break wall after a two day fog delay. crew of 40 missing, voyage from Detroit to Bale rain.
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Los Angeles
Pat Reider
University of Pittsburgh
Frank Carter
Panthers
Advance
Carver
Rehlor
Sox
Carnegie Tech
Southern Califonia
Ballofo
N.Y
Toe
Beenmer I. D. Squire
Chicago
Balluln Harker
Squire
Detroit
Balerain
Lakes
Port Huron
Mich
St John Declares No Change in OSU Football Plans
Ohio State athletic director J. Wo Sk John, speaking from New York, denies any plans to replace the 1995 football coach. The Dispatch quotes him as saying there is no significance to rumors linking St John with coach Ray Ride of Case School of Applied Science, which were also denied.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
J. Wo Sk John
Ohio State
New York City
Columbus Dispatch
Dispatch
Sir. John
Ms Intk
D. C
Dean of Clermont County Bar Dead
Batavia Ohio December 20 Judge Frank Davis age 87 oldest member of Clermont county bar died at his home. Born in New Richmond he began law practice after Cincinnati Law School graduation. In 1872 he became prosecuting attorney of Clermont county and from 1887 served thirty years as common pleas judge for Adams Brown and Clermont counties.
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Batavia
Frank Davis
Clérmont County
New Richmond
Cincinnati Law School
Clermont County
Adams, Brown and
Butler Prisoners Begin Indeterminate Terms
Two Butler county prisoners were sent to Mansfield reformatory and one to the Ohio penitentiary to begin indeterminate terms. Charles Hiwadue of Middletown pled guilty to garage robbery and Karl Lawson pled guilty to auto theft. Russell Tagram, also of Middletown, aided in gate thievery. Deputy Sheriff Ark Duere and Police Sergeant Garden Korb escorted the group.
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Butler County
Mansfield
Ohio
Charles Hiwadue
Middletown
Karl Lawson
Russell Tagram
Lawson
Ark Duere
Garden Korb
Wheel Breaks Cause Water Burst In Los Angeles
A car wheel broke from a vehicle in Los Angeles on December 30, shattering a hydrant and sending water 25 feet into the air. The flood overwhelmed a roof and caused a small storefront to collapse. no one was hurt in the incident.
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Los Angeles
Joe Bisear
Ins Bnek
Wives Sentence Their Husbands in Camden Court
In Camden on December 30, wives appeared in court to sentence their husbands. Several women urged jail time, with some deciding to keep inmates at home. Mrs Hlwood Potts and Mrs Henry Schnittgvins sentenced their spouses to three days in jail, while Mrs George Grange and Miss Clarice Sims took theirs home.
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Camden
Hhusbands
Lane
Hlwood ‘Potts
Henry Schnittgvins
George Grange
Clar Pnga Sims
Taxing Reports and Who Are the Rich in America
Washington analysis of Internal Revenue figures shows the wealthy paying a small share of taxes. Those earning under 50 thousand a year paid about 80 million on a 12 billion net income, while those earning 50 thousand or more paid 149 million on 1.29 billion. The lower group held profits from real estate and securities. dividends to the wealthy reached about 2 billion from stock and other sources. Details imply the top earners face different tax burdens, with margins around the 50 thousand year threshold. (Continued on Page 11.)
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David Lawrence
Washington, Des
America
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Garde Group
Abandoned Tanker Doris Kellogg Fire 35 Miles Off Frying Pan
Wilmington reports the tanker Doris Kellogg was abandoned in flames about 35 miles southeast of Frying Pan Shoals after a cargo of crude oil was aboard. Aimes Semple McPherson Hutton was reported in critical condition by husband D. Hutton in Los Angeles. Charles M. Schaber of Bucyrus appointed to the State Utilities Commission effective January 9, succeeding Attorney General-elect John W. Bricker of Columbus.
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Wilmington
N. C
Doris Kellogg
Frying Pan Shoals
Aimee
Los Angeles
Aimes Semple McPherson Hutton
D. Hutton
Delog
Suugedds Brigker Gotumbua
Charles
Schaber
Cyrus
State Utilities Commission
John
We Bricker
Onumbus
Gasoline price cuts spread across Ohio markets
The Standard Oil Company of Ohio reduced gasoline prices by two cents per gallon for the second time in a short period. Effective statewide tomorrow, all grades will drop to 11, 8, and corresponding levels after tax. The move follows competitive market pressures and applies to the companys three brands with combined state and federal tax adjustments.
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Ohio
Tres
Hanna’s Eldest Daughter Dies in Cleveland Hospital
Mrs Mabel Hanna Parsons aged widow elder daughter of late Senator Marcia Hanna Parsons died last night in Cleveland Ohio hospital after appendix operation performed Christmas Day She had been prominent in Cleveland society for many years and is survived by her family and associates in the community.
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Cleveland
Pee
Mabel Hanna
Parsons
Marcia A. Manna
Shc Tink Heen
Dignity Project Showcases Prune Products at UC
In San Francisco on December 80, 2001, UC hosts an experimental display of prune products under Simon J. Latnin, chief of the California bureau of commerce. The showcase features prune juice, prune cake, prune candy, and other prune items as part of a dignity initiative for the lowly prune hoarding house.
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San Francisco
University of California
Simon J. Lat- Nin
California Bureau of Commercn
Slayer Shot By Provost Guard At Fort Huachuca
A Black soldier reportedly killed by a white provost guard at Fort Huachuca amid a violent incident involving two army captains and their wives. A second white officer was wounded before the Black soldier was killed. a motive remains under official review.
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Slayer
Fort Huachuca
Hoover Seen On Island Independence Measure
Washington December 30 the question of granting independence to the Philippine Islands after a four year transitional period was debated by President Hoover today with many predicting his disapproval. The house by a 171 to 16 vote passed the compromise bill and sent it to the White House awaiting action by the chief executive on his return from a southern fishing trip. Some Republicans following Philippine independence favored Hoover's non signing stance.
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Anxueti
Washington
Philippine Islands
Toover
House
White House
Hoover
Shank Found Dead in Dayton Home After Morning Discovery
Dayton leader Shank aged 68, brother of Low O. Shank, was found dead in bed at 17 Main Street in Dayton on Friday morning. Officials attributed heart failure. coroner Dr. Edward Cook prepared the cause. Police and investigators, led by Sgt. Sam O Connor, planned removal to Dayton as authorities sought official statements.
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Low O. Shank
Dayton
Ohio
Lonni Dean
Main Steed
D- Nice
de A
AL Smedlay
Edward Cook
Middletown
A. G. Queen
Uni
Jack White
Nati
Plier
Sam O'Connnor
Motorsyate
Shank
What Congress is Doing FRIDAY Senate Moots Infetly 18 chness walis Tuearlay
House Continues considerabin of ag ricultural appropriations. THURSDAY Th rreves. et al agricultural supply Wild, Approved conference report on Philippine independence.
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Congress
Senate
Chness Walis Tuearlay
House
Et al
Cincinnati Official Retires From Municipal Criminal Division
Stanley Axton will retire January 1 from his post as assistant chief of the criminal division of municipal work after a career noted for handling fines and losses totaling 2,800,000 with no errors in accounting and management.
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Cincinnati
Stanley Axton
Municipal Wourk
Pay Day Arrives for Cook County Workers in July
Chicago AP reports Cook county employees receive pay for the first two weeks of July. Workers anticipate a fresh start in the new year as they receive wages slowly but steadily.
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Chicago
Dee. Sv
Cook County
Hoover party seeks giant fish on seaward voyage
President Hoover led a fishing party at dawn seeking large catches with Captain Walter Cliffelia guiding. Fishermen reported bold night bites and a near eight foot long nail fish caught from a single boat, reported by the Suit Mish Club yesterday.
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Hoover
Cupb
Herwan Gray
Walter Cliffelia
Fanitor Returns as Representative in State Legislature
Otto Goetsch, formerly janitor at the state capitol during the 19th legislative session, is returning to public service as a representative. Now a farmer at Dexter Mint, he previously worked as a carpenter and general store proprietor before leaving the state.
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Ste Pol
Otto Goetsch
State
Janet
Nene Dexter
Mint
Feneral
Zero Hour for 1932 Auto Tags Definite Time Limit
From Colanbuz comes the word that there will be no extension for purchasing 1932 license tags. Authorities in city and county say time cannot be extended. A last-minute rush is reported in Tfantilton as the deadline nears.
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Colanbuz
Chris
Tfantilton. Ee
Justice Offered at Bargain Rate in Smoke Laden Square
Fragile statue of Justice once atop the county jail now stands battered and smoke stained in public square. The relic, with sword in hand, is offered at a bargain price, the market value noted around $1,000 despite its damaged condition and alien figure.
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Ster
Cleveland
Justice
Missing attorney seen in Columbus case mystery
Columbus report states that R. McCain a 60 year old missing attorney from Henderson North Carolina was believed murdered by robbers on December 23 but police reveal he was in Columbus on December 24 contradicting the murder theory. The source notes the attorney’s whereabouts shift the case trajectory and places him in Columbus at the time. The development challenges prior assumptions about the crime scene and suspects.
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Columbus
R. &. McCain
Henderson
N. C
North Carolina
Redlegs Spring Schedule Booked
The Cincinnati Reds will play 17 spring training games this year with Rio Sadad arriving around March 4 and departing April 2. The schedule includes Athletics, Phillies, Yankees, Red Sox, Braves, and other opponents across Orlando, Tampa, St Petersburg, and Cincinnati venues.
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Blu
Cincinnati Reds
Rio Sadad
Cam
Scehedeles
Philadelphia Athletics
Orlantin
Athletics
Tampa
Barb Myers
Philadelphia Phils
Trapr
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Phillies
Wintee Traven
Boston Red Sox
Boston Braves
St Petersburg
Braves
Atlanta
Athinta
Knoxville
Yankees
Cincinskis
Cleveland Taginns
Cincinnati
Oldest Resident Taken By Death in Mansfield
Mansfield O Dec 30 FP Mrs 2 Nansfield s died today after a brief illness at her home she was 96 years old and had lived in Mansfield for most of her life She was well known in the community and funeral arrangements will be announced by the family
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Mansfield, O
Nansfield
Iplan to Block Hoover Offer to Regroup
President elect Roosevelt prepared to study federal finances and assume responsibility for reorganizing the government to cut costs. Democrats, in control soon, plan to block Hoover’s reorganization message as they push a broader tax and budget strategy. Roosevelt aims to balance the budget with new taxes while laboring through a short post election session.
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Albany
Roosevelt
New York
Washington
Hreedaghington
Hetsa Democrats
Hoover
Congress
House
Garner
New York City Officials Cut Pay Amid Budget Slash
City workers earning over two thousand dollars faced pay cuts as the municipal budget shrank by eighteen million dollars. An erroneous Thursday report misidentified Howard Browning and Joss Hurley, both involved in a grocery partnership, with breach of peace charges filed at police headquarters.
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New York City
New York
Ingorregt
Hurley Orarge IL
Howard Browning
Franklin Slent
Joss Hurley
North Be Street
Hurley
Browning
Ing Grocery
Af Bouthaverine
Alimony Award in Bernard Case Favors Betty Bernard
Permanent alimony of 375 was allowed Betty F Bernard when Stanley S Bernard of Hamilton was granted a divorce Friday by the district court. Nina Sheley Middletown was granted a decree divorcing her from Herbert Bhgey.
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Bernard
Betty F. Bernard
Stanley St. Bernard
Ramilton
Nina Sheley
Middletown
Deerta
Herbert Bhgey
State Highway Engineer Named State Highway Engineer Named
Coluarhus U Wee of Canton was appointed to the Statten Highway District No. C and will succeed C K McKey as chief engineer in charge of maintenance. Hazel Burton Piles AUIT for Divorce Fazel Burton, Hamilles, mother of six, seeks divorce from John Burton now in the Cincinnati workhouse. She claims custody of the children and asks support, alleging his prior conviction contributed to family disruption. Married February 34, children ages 3, 10, 12.
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Fazel Burton
Hamilles
John Burton
Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Ale Logea
Burton
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