Libby Holman Freed as Murder Charges Drop
Libby Holman Reynolds, once linked to the murder of her millionaire husband, had murder charges dropped after a North Carolina court found insufficient evidence to proceed. Co-defendant Ali Walker also saw charges dropped as the case moves toward possible refile or closure pending further developments.
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Winston
Satem
N. G
Libby Mohnan Reynolds
Toad
Treoadway
North Carolina
Carlisle Wiggins
A. M. Stack
Boveyth County Superior Court
Nolle Peos
Libby
Ali Walker
Winston Salem
Young Smith Roynalis
Walker
Higgins
Stack
AD Walker
Winston Sater
Reynolds
Suurder
Crasot Geell
sAvaistant Balicitor
Erlc McMichael
Wiggins
Trwusen Seoth
Wiggina
W. N. Reynolds
Jis
Reynnolds
Tijgzins
Hlooil Celati
W. XII
Ewan Horseman
Anede
Eosgiardian
Smith
Casey
Fiex
Judge Weygandt Leads Grid Officials in Ohio Game
Judge Weygandt a Cleveland native and Ohio supreme court figure is cited as a veteran football official in Ohio games including Ohio State vs Pennsylvania. Residents of Hamilton and Butter County recall his active roles in Oxford Dayton Cincinnati football games and his broad reputation as a grid official.
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Unlunkie, O
Tastign-elnet
Carl Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Touch
Weygandt
Cleve Tandon
Ohio
Tudga Weygandt
Butter County
Carrington Marshall
Hamilton
Judge Weygandt
Oxford
Dayton
Cincinnati
Grlilton
Roosevelt Plans Sojourn at Georgia Resort for Conference
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt accepts invitation to confer with President Hanover about government matters in a southern trip. Tentative plan calls for a stop at Warm Springs Georgia around November 20 or 21, with possible return to Washington early next week. Roosevelt hopes to coordinate informally and gather pertinent information before meeting with lawmakers.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hanover
Washington
SF Hil
Congress
Warta Springs
Typhoon hits Tokyo area deadly, widespread damage
Fragmented dispatches report a typhoon striking near Tokyo with hundreds dead or missing. Early accounts describe boats missing in coastal districts, boats and fishermen feared lost, ships listing near Bokyo Bay, and possible naval assistance planned amid the disaster.
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Tokyo
Perna
Coley
Loilay
Tubyn
Wihanuhy
Pukwushinyi Peefectnya
Unkit Mara
Im. Dintress
Oshana Slam Ap Lemiputh
Bokyo Bay
Oshima
Chamber Opposes Unemployment Insurance Plan
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce prepared to oppose unemployment insurance. Led by Secretary George T. B. Chandler, it marshalled forces against the systems recommended to Governor White by a special commission. The governor will submit the plan to the Legislature in January.
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce
George TB. Chandler
George White
Senator Brookhart Ill With Pneumonia
Chicago Nov 15 Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa ill with branchial pneumonia after attending the funeral in East St Louis for Congressman Kareb. Reported today to have shown marked improvement since Wednesday.
Boggs Fined On Peace Charge In Municipal Court
Charles Bogis age 23 of Hamilton was fined $10 and costs in municipal court on a breach of peace charge filed by Tom Stewart official of the Church of God Seventh on Chestnut Street. The fine was suspended on condition he stay away from the church service at all times.
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Boggs
Charles Bogis
Hamilton
A. R
Tom Stewart
Vincatrent
Church of God
Seventh
Chestnut Street
Wilkerson Buys Half Interest in Manchester Daily Signal
Ray C. Wilkerson, former Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Toledo, and Louisville newspaper man, announces purchase of a half interest in the Manchester Daily Signal from Otis White, who has published the paper for 12 years.
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Ohto Newspafer
Annas Mln Today
Ray C. Wilkerson
Cineitenati
Line
Manceater Daily Signal
Otis White
Wilkerson
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Louisville
Anna Bush Sues for Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Anna Bush of Middletown files a divorce petition alleging wilful absence by James Bush for three years. The couple married July 12 in Covington and have no children.
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Anna Bush
Common Pleas
Middletown
James Bush
Covington
Nations Seek Peace Pledge Initiative Launched
A four pronged disarmament plan is launched aiming to place nations including the United States under a peace pledge. The proposal opens with guiding principles for general restraint and abstaining from absolute engagement in war, with further details continued on page nine.
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United States
Selecting Jurors To Try Ex-Convict
Glevaland Nov 15 Selecting a jury to try Frannis Bush a 32 former One pauitentiary convict on murder charge resumed today Three men and two women were tentatively chosen in the jury box yesterday Bush who was paroled after serving part of a penitentiary sentence for bank robbers is recused from participating in the slayings of Therbert Cleveland Ginieaiund importer doctoring a vesont holilap
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Amsncinyed Press
Glevaland
Frannis (Mack) Bush
Buel
Therbert Cleveland
Doctig
Turner Sets New Coast To Coast Speed Record
Turner, the famed flyer from New York to Burbank, Los Angeles, achieved a 12 hour 33 minute flight to set a new West East transcontinental speed record. He mentions no attempt at a cross coast flight until next spring and holds other marks including Los Angeles to Mexico City and a trip between Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Nav Halder
Toxene
Turner
New York
Burbank
Frank Hawks
Eminutes
Mexico City
San Franeigen
Silo collapse kills two men in Ironton Ohio
Two workers Clarence Hinton 23 and Joseph Heiss 27 were injured and killed when the silo roof caved in as they worked beneath it in Ironton Ohio on November 16. Both fell from height and the structure collapsed.
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Ironton
Clarence Hinton
Joseph Heiss
Action on debt muddle imperative at present
Washington dispatch reports urgent calls for decisive policy on the national debt and Hooverbence in the interim government. It notes Roosevelt victory certainty shaping discussions among Roosevelt advisers and party leaders about the incoming president's leverage and the burden of responsibility for ongoing policies.
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David Tawrence
Washington
Sov
Levern
America
Roosevelt
Cha Hoover
Aleol
Wales Arrival Prompted Heavy Guard At Stormont Ceremony
Belfast crowds prepare for the Prince of Wales arrival to dedicate a new Parliament building at Stormont. About 12,800 men will guard the event, with 4,000 armed and extensive precautions to ensure the heir to the throne completes his three day stay safely.
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Wales
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Prine
Walia
Hare Tomorroy
Stormont
Former Ontion Taken Life In Ambridge Case
Vernon Graff a former Canton draftsman suffered a nervous breakdown before shooting his seven year old son’s rifle, killing Nuusell yesterday. The incident followed a nervous spell and the act occurred in Ambridge Pay Nov 4. Graff faced mental strain and is to be treated as a tragic case with authorities filing reports. Pearl fined on larceny charge in municipal court for petit larceny. George Davis and Hartmore Ohio railroad official also involved in the arrest.
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Onioan
Ambridge
H. Vernon Graff
Canton
Nuusell
Graff
Pearl
Ron Pearl
Petit Sarceny
George Davis
Hartmore and Ohio Railroad
Ponel
Farmers' Union delegates cite low farm prices as cause
Delegates at the Fremers Union meeting in Omaha Nebr heard national president John A. Simpson of Oklahoma City blame low farm product prices for many business failures. He warned that rising money issues threaten farmers but expressed optimism that a Democratic Congress will pass farmer aid legislation after the recent election victory.
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Caseperatem Ree
Omaha
Nebr
Nav
Fremers' Union
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma
Simpson Enid
Masonic Chapter Elects Officers At Regular Meeting
Tumilton Chapter held its regular meeting at the Masonic temple on Monday evening electing a slate of officers. New officers include Compton Wy Co Charler, Kay Muveny, Whitaker, Hughes, Galvin Skill man, and several others as trustees and line officers.
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Tumilton
Royal
Masnaic Temple
Gay Co
Compton
Wy Charler
Kay Muveny
Whitaker
Kedward
Hughes
Irensivors
Seavetoys
Bes Braun
Galvin Skillman
Albert
Linhel
A.C
William CG. Dreher
Vor
Mewherth
Bissett
Seenil Way
Stanley Sewell
Charles J. Merriveyunyd
Mark Brillant
Temple
Flying Priusi Appointed Pastor at Bellevue Church
Rev. J Maerdey, long serving pastor at St Michaels Catholic, Kel ley's Island, is named pastor of Immaculate Conception church at Bellevue. Rivalry over his use of air travel between Wiew and Sandusky sparks envy as events unfold at Kelly's Island.
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J. Maerdey
St. Michaels Cathlie
Kelley's Island
Immaculate Conception
Clinph
Bellevue
Mierder
Inluul
Sandusky
Kelly's
Albert Possnfal
Wansean
Ohio schooling plan aims to equalize funding nationwide
A report by the Ohio Survey Commission proposes a School Equalizing Plan 18 to equalize school maintenance and assure minimum education for every child. The plan, likely drafted by Dr. Paul Ry Mort, was released and sent to the next legislature.
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Olumbus, Gy
Ohio Gsehant Survey Commission
Paul Ry Mort
Gatha Achutttel
Ohio Farm Bureau At Annual Session
At Columbus Ohio the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation held its annual session with speakers urging restoration of the farmer's purchasing power to prevent idle industry. Leaders including J Brand CG A Dyer J Palmney Murray D Bincott spoke on restoring buying power and its effects on industry and employment.
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Legislative Ag
Farm Bureau
J. Palmney
Murray D. Bincott
Brush Moore Directors Sued Over Stock Sale Schemes
In Cleveland Ohio a suit accuses Brush Moore Newspapers owner and three directors of issuing 40 500 shares of canon stock to themselves without payment. Mrs Nehie Wright, Cleveland owner, sues for treble damages and counting. alleges excessive salaries to directors and seeks an accounting.
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Brush.moore
Cleveland
Obia Shilies
Canon
Po Lile
Hiro Talay
Nehie Wright
Forreil Slack
Wadght
Wolf from the Door Incident Near Leavenworth
An 18-year-old Berg chased a pursuing wolf through a field while husking corn near Leavenworth. He grabbed the wolf by the throat and held it until his father arrived and killed it with a pocket knife.
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Leavenworth
Ueedwin
Berg
Clue
Wiel sets aside $1,000 for dogs
In Lowidvilly on November 15, Carrie E. Knapp allocated $1,005 for the care of six dogs. Reporters, eager to question the dogs, learned their keeper, William Stily, did not reveal the dogs’ names ages sexes or pedigrees.
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Wiel
Lowidvilly
Carrie E. Knapp
William Stily
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