Nationwide Weather Map Shows Wintry Spells Across Regions
An unseasonable weather map depicts a wintry blast spanning the nation. Forecasts warn of much colder conditions from the Midwest to the East Coast and South, with heavy fog in New York and snow blankets across Kansas and Montana while some areas eye a warming trend soon.
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House Appropriations Committee Begins Budget Cuts
Washington November 17 The congressional appropriations committee opened its work trimming the regular money bills funding the treasury and post office departments for the next fiscal year. Chairman Burns forecast the total for these two departments would be considerably below the 50 billion dollar figure from the last Congress.
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Election funds and polling place rents announced
ELECTION funds for Hamilton and township clerks judges and polling place rents will be available at the office of Seger H ImBais county treasurer Friday morning. In Wooster Ohio November 17 the welfare fund drive surpassed its goal by about 500 pledges and a total gain of 10,000.
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German Crisis Reads Cabinet Split Over Resignation
Berlin reports say Chancellor von Papen faced stubborn opposition from Reichstag factions and debated resigning or staying in office. Officials released no formal decision but indicated Papen would confer with the president before any move.
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New House May See Cherokee Strips Ahead
In Omaha a prediction that the National Burn Holiday association will call another strike this winter was made by John H. Boseh secretary of the group. The body recently urged farmers to withhold preface from the market to push prices higher. Washington reports note Democrats gaining seats as Republicans risk losing ground.
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Favors Equality In German Arms
Geneva November 17 The British foreign secretary Sir John Simon proposed at the world disarmament conference that Germany be granted armaments parity with other nations. He urged as part of a system to resolve conflicts that all European states affirm they will not resort to force to settle differences now or in the future.
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Major $100,000 Gift to Cleveland Fund
William Bingham VY Hingham, a Connecticut resident and Chester Bolton’s brother in law, donated a $100,000 check to the Ohio community fund. The gift is the year’s largest single contribution as campaigns report progress.
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United States vs 157 bushels of apples
Government files suit in Coderat court over apples seized in Winters Lex alleging interstate shipment containing poison used as a tree spray. Court orders custody of the fruit pending condemnation action.
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Purse Stolen From Mrs Gregory Reports Loss of Cash
Mrs Allen Gregory of 428 North Fourth Street reported to police that her purse containing $7.70 was stolen Wednesday afternoon.
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Dems Seek To Avoid Extra March Session In Congress
Washington reports Democratic leaders aim to prevent an extra session after March 4. With House control and Republicans aligned in the Senate, the short session could last about three months. Leaders discuss a program to spare Roosevelt a rushed start and outline budget, tax rework, sales tax possibilities, and the bear bill as top items.
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Kidnapper Slays Escort Then Steals Woman In Spree
A young kidnapper in Chicago shoots and kills an escort, abducts a second woman, and forces her to drive for six hours as police pursue. He holds up a second couple and eludes patrols before dawn. Continued on Page 15.
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Hot Contest For Speakership Begets Entrant File
Associated Frenne Washington reports a crowded field for the next House speakership as Democrats Rainey Rankin Byrne McDuffie Bankhead and O Connell loom as probable contenders. With Garner’s exit to the Senate vice presidency the new House creak begins behind closed doors to name a successor. Republican Snell seeks renomination but faces slim odds in a narrowed minority.
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Warmer Weather Forecast in Ohio
A weather notice reports shifting winter conditions across Ohio with rising temperatures forecast for tomorrow while a severe cold wave moves southeast from the northwest. The eastern and southern regions may feel the deeper chill than the north, and freezing temperatures are likely statewide.
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Flying splinter kills Picker man in Oklahoma
C O Potter, 70, died after a flying splinter severed a leg artery while he was chopping wood at home in Picker Oklahoma. Neighbors and kin gathered as he bled. the event is reported in local notices.
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Four Hundred Mexicans Deported From Detroit
In Detroit on November 17 a first group of four hundred Mexicans including men women and children depart on a city welfare department special train to Laredo Texas. They are shown with luggage and household goods awaiting departure as the welfare program relocates them.
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Roosevelt Seeks Clear Timing For Hoover Conference
President Roosevelt remains unsure when he will depart New York for Washington to confer with President Hoover on war debt and other government matters. He focuses on a balanced budget despite an anticipated deficit over 80 million dollars and plans to notify Hoover by phone when leaving for the White House meeting.
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Hunting Mishaps Continue in Ohio
Ontario era records show ongoing hunting accidents in Ohio with one hunter killed and over a dozen wounded. Martin Miller, 40, of Charm, lost a left arm after his gun discharged while climbing a fence near Millersburg.
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Not Wildcat but Merely Tomcat in Sharpsburg Va
In Sharpsburg Virginia on November 17, hunter George Caracci bagged a large feline he says weighed about 25 pounds. He brought the animal to Justice August Kramer and sought the state bounty, but was told it was a domestic cat.
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Plane crash kills pilot. American producer Loew injured
The Spirit of Pun plane crashed at Victoria Falls Rhodesia killing the pilot and injuring Arthur Loew, an American film producer touring the Orient, and a companion Joseph Rosenthal. A separate quake was recorded near Georgetown University, and an Ohio bank robbery in Ganton netted about $6,000 as three bandits fled.
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Allen Clue of Odd Fellows Meeting Notice
The Allen club of the I O G F will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday evening November 30. New candidates will be initiated during the session.
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Charley Gelbert Shot in Leg in Hunting Accident
Chambersburg Nov 17 CP Charlie Gelbert shortstop for the Bl Tonig Journal was wounded while hunting near McCunnnelshuny. A discharged gun struck his left leg injuring between knee and ankle. He is in hospital and his condition is not serious.
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Candidates List Election Expense Details
Expenses of several candidates for office in the November election were filed at the clerk of the board of elections. Robert Braun listed expenses near 1 US dollar. DuBois spent 940 dollars. Swan, Ed ward Conk, and Frank E B Popper reported amounts 15, 10, and 2490 dollars respectively. Gideon Palmer reported 184.90. Gary listed committee expenses at 8,34,4.
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Wred Gary
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Butler county men attend Ohio Hara Federation meeting
A group of Butler county representatives to the Ohio Hara Federation annual meeting in Columbus Tuesday and Wednesday returned Wednesday. Attendees include D. T. Herrman county agricultural agent Earl Dennivan and B. F. Clawson relegates and Truman Davis district director of the federation.
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Hoover wartime aide Buccombs in Columbus
William A. Miline, 60, an aide to President Hoover when he was federal food administrator during the war, died in Columbus after a six month illness from heart disease.
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White Discusses Dry Law Reform in Cornelius Ohio
Governor White spoke with members of the Ohio branch of the Women's National Organization of Prohibition Reform about forming a committee to study and propose a substitute system as prohibition ends. Both parties supported creating a state commission to study the issue and deliver concrete recommendations.
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Fourth Grandchild Of Roosevelt Born
In Associated Press copy from Ur New York, the fourth grandchild of President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt was born to Mrs Elliott Roosevelt. The infant’s father is the president-elect’s second son. Mrs Roosevelt, the baby’s grandmother, arrived from Albany to be with the mother. The baby’s mother is Betty Donner, daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Donner of Ville Inova, Pa. Elliott Roosevelt works in New York City.
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Nose Freeze Stunt Says Man Paid Election Bet
Beckles West Virginia November 17 report notes an election bet paid by McChing who pressed his nose to a pane for a block while it was below freezing. He thawed at home afterward. In Columbus, Ohio six more suits against Columbus Gas and Fuel Co. bring total claims to $100,000 from last April blast.
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Proposal to Draft Belgium Bill 18 by Ways and Means
A proposal to have the House Ways and Means committee draft four house bills for presentation upon Congress convening in December was made today by Representative O'Connor. The effort aims to advance leadership and fiscal planning for Belgium related measures.
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Hoover Clarifies Stance On New Moratorium In Debt Talks
President Hoover signals firm policy on foreign debt payments as discussions with President-elect Roosevelt focus on a possible moratorium. Reports say Roosevelt to visit White House Tuesday for war debt talks amid broader plans to present Congress with economic measures December 3. Belgium Britain and France seek suspension while the U S resists cancellation or deep reductions.
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Schneider Trials in Common Pleas Court Jury Hearings
A jury in Common Pleas Court before Judge Clinton D Boyd heard the Schneider case against Darrell Jorge seeking 210050 for alleged injury near Venice prior to November 29 1930. Witnesses for the plaintiff included Col Leegy Gates and Herbert Bell Lane. defendant’s witness list featured Schneider. Jurors named include Wollsees Divers Michael Kordel Mrs J R B Flagits Otto Meht and others. Counsel for plaintiff Harry Wonswell and for defendant John Neilan and Robert Prince.
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Freighters Crash in Delaware Bay Amid Dense Fog
In Philadelphia on November 17, foggy Delaware Bay waters caused two freighters to crash. Five men are reported dead onboard, and tiles from one vessel were torn loose. Rescue operations continue as authorities assess the scene near New Castle, Delaware.
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