Ohio family of seven perishes in blaze destroys home
A fire at a one story house in Ohio killed Miller and his wife Beatrice and their five children. Miller died later in hospital after attempting to rescue the family. The blaze started when coal oil ignited as he lighted a stove at about 3 am. A neighbor aided the surviving inlaws and others as the house burned.
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Repeal of Ohio Prohibition Drive Proposed in Senate
Ohio Senate debates repeal of state prohibition and 3.2 beer legalization. Sen. John F. Smolka (D Cleveland) introduces bills and resolutions while the governor moves to a partial budget, signaling possible tax and spending shifts for state operations. The executive message urges economy amid dwindling income as legislature prepares to adjourn for a message delivery.
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OROAN IS SLAIN DURING HOLDUP
Charles Va Bibber of Canal Winchester Ohio is killed during a hold up by a trio that attempted escape. Wounds were fatal for Bibber and one accomplice, Jawan foe, died in the aftermath. Clark Me Boddington surprised the robbers and ended the assault Sunday night.
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How One Thief Hid In Sheboygan Drugstore
A thief evaded initial capture by hiding inside a drugstore show counter drawer. Police surrounded the shop and used tear gas to flush the suspect from his hiding place but no confession came. The suspect, 20, was later identified as Christ Nowirth.
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President Labels Democratic Plans As Backward Step
President Hoover denounces Democratic leaders proposed reorganization plans as backward. He argues Congress keeps its hands off or shifts power to President elect Roosevelt, claiming the move would merely delay reforms and allow a future president to block his own program. He spoke at his first press conference since September 13, urging lawmakers to avoid a power transfer that could foil his restructuring.
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Al Smith Grieves For Close Adviser's Death
New York governor Al Smith grieves the death of adviser and strategist Belle Lindner Moskowitz known as one of the Democratic Party's most influential women. A funeral service is expected to draw a large crowd from readers in social life and politics.
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Bank robbery disrupts Western State Bank in South Bend
Three men held up the Western State Bank of South Bend escaping with between 12 000 and 15 000 dollars. In Paris Jack Pickford brother of Mary Pickford dies at American hospital. In Cincinnati Lance Richbourg and Al Eckert sold to Rochester for unspecified sum. A Sunday talk on Europe by Bonnis Wreehtling and Bob McClosk drew BOG students after a scenic Jasper National Park film.
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Ruth Judd Testifies in Phoenix Jail Proceedings
Winnie Ruth Judd testifies in Phoenix near January 3 as she prepares for execution on February 17 for the murder of an associate. Shortly after, an indictment is returned against J J Islloran, a wealthy Phoenix lumberman, charging him as an accessory to the crime.
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Veterans' Relief Savings Advocated in Joint Session
A joint session advocated veterans relief savings as a federal expansion was discussed. James A. Winery presented, with Virginia officials and the immigration committee weighing the proposal amid Congress’s seasonal debate.
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Tobacco price holding steady in mixed market report
Market notes from Kentucky indicate tobacco prices remained steady after Christmas and holiday disruptions. Despite barley prices dipping, the overall day’s averages showed only small declines, with most instants holding value.
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Cabinet selections unlikely to feature top names
Washington reports cabinet-making is under way with many prominent figures likely to refuse. Reasons include personal wealth, high living costs in Washington, and income from private estates. The piece notes a standard cabinet salary of 12 000 a year and hints at continued discussion on page 7.
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Congress Leaders Hope Farm Relief and Beer to Pass
Congress returns from recess amid hopes farm relief and beer legislation will pass before the calendar pages. Leaders seek approval from President Roosevelt and debate shapes whether a special session is needed in March.
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Roosevelt Free To Focus On Federal Duties In White House
Franklin D Roosevelt, now freed from New York governor duties, dedicates his time to federal responsibilities. He plans to meet party leaders in New York City as he shifts attention to national problems during a principal week at the White House.
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City Within Great Wall of China Taken by Japs
Reports from Tokyo and Nanking differ on the fall of a walled city within the Great Wall as Japanese forces advance. Conflicting dispatches describe Chinese troops and officials involved, with Shanghai movements signaling broader aims in the region. Roosevelt calls leaders to a conference in New York as party dynamics unfold in Washington.
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Rescue youths trapped in flood near Trentental
Two youths trapped by rising waters near Trenton Saturday night were rescued from exposure. Burl Murphy, a local owner and driver, and deputy sheriff Ginkins aided the operation as floodwaters rose along the highway, with one car wreckage and several losses reported.
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Wiesons Injured in Auto 5 Accident
Mr and Mrs Wiles of Crescot were injured Sunday when their car collided with a city truck near Princeton Pike. Mrs De Corliss Weller received treatment for minor injuries. Wiles sustained facial cuts and bruises. condition described as probable.
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Mrs Hirtzel Injured in Auto Collision on Bridge
Mrs Hirtzel sustained injuries in a May auto crash on a small bridge at Winton and Syimned Corner near Cincinnati. She was taken to Mercy Hospital by Mr and Mrs Robert Miller after the collision involving her vehicle and another car.
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Congress Today Deliberates Budget and Farm Relief Acts
Senate sessions address rolling hills and logistics measures while committees advance key bills. Joint committee reviews procedures. agriculture panel nears final farm relief provisions as debate continues on funding and definitions.
Fire Alarms Largely Quiet Over Holiday Period
Holiday period saw few fire alarms with minimal incidents. A single small flare near Hinlelaake Br fin caused minor smoke damage to Aly. Michael Virtiortanin reported no significant property loss as fire crews responded promptly.
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Grand Jurors in Session Tuesday Deliberations Begin
Grand jury convened Tuesday afternoon to hear charges and begin deliberations. Under direction of Judge Paol A. Paden and assistant Mica. Vichrer, the panel includes two women Chrotlea Reynolds and Mrs Harry Stabler, with Hawthorne serving as foreman.
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Hoover Returns To Desk After Restful Vacation
Coroner duties for new term begin as Hoover returns to work. A special train carried him from Palm Beach to Washington where he heads into a busy schedule. The president is expected to resume normal duties, with a focus on immediate administration priorities.
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Fragmented OCR Memo Notes Read Like Jumbled News Snippet
The readable fragments mention names and places in a garbled way including references to a person named Connor and others, with unclear actions or events. The text lacks coherent facts, dates, or a definite news item to summarize.
Former German Chancellor Duis Hanh 0 San
Former German chancellor Wilhelm Caine, a longtime political leader, faced a transition in leadership roles amid shifting power dynamics in Germany and the broader postwar landscape. The article notes his prominence and the evolving structure of government during a period of change.
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Clues Fade In McCoin Search for Missing Person
Authorities in McCoin conduct a search for a missing person named in a garbled report. The case centers on a vanishing individual linked to a Columbus, Ohio, destination. Police say there is no longer any doubt about danger to the public and that investigators pursue several leads.
Brown Opens Assembly Urges Cooperation With Worded Message
Retiring official Brown opens the wintry general assembly by leveraging his position. His address to the assembly praised by Democrats and Republicans alike, hinting at future governorship prospects for his party. The speech emphasizes leadership and public duty, with a call for accountability and vision as Ohio faces change and clouds over the horizon.
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Gov White Message Outlines Temporary Appropriation Plan
Governor George White presents a message on continuing government operations via a temporary appropriation bill to cover roughly six months. He notes the need to align with calendar dates, reduce expenditures, and await full general appropriations. The plan signals cautious revenue and expense outlook and references continuation into the next session.
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