Plan for Meeting Drives Prohibition Repeal Talk
Washington November 29 party leaders sketch a plan to move a repeal proposal when Congress meets Monday. Speaker Garner could face a binding caucus to rally wavering Republicans and Democrats with a Saturday deadline. If the caucus binds the 220 member bloc, repeal chances rise. judiciary panel action awaited. Senate poised to wait and see.
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Judiciary Committee
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Illinois
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Hunger marchers avoid Hamilton on way to Washington
A protest with demands for $50 monthly relief for unemployed and $108 monthly per dependent plus unemployment insurance passed Hamilton en route to Washington. The group moved from Indianapolis to Dayton via Falcon, with Salvation Army aid requested in Dayton. Several trucks broke down between Indianapolis and Eaton causing delays.
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Washington
Hamilton
National
Falon
Indianapolis
Dayton
Salvation Army
Eaton
Robbery charge faced at trial in Coldwater Mich
Lewis Vernon of New Larrington went on trial here on a charge of participating in the robbery of Dolphy Daniels, Quy off station operator, last September 11. Vernon’s alleged accomplice, Joseph Helwig, pleaded guilty and is serving a 25 year sentence in the Michigan state prison at Tucker.
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Mich
Lewis Vernon
New Larrington
Dolphy Daniels
Quy
Vernon
Joseph Helwig
Michigan
Tucknor
Cawel 1 Ro Hwarm Compromised Case Clash
Bernard H. Cawcin sues Edward Gokrarat and others in a court action. The document reports a compromised plea and notes parties involved at a local courthouse.
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Rohwarm Buit
Bernard H. Cawcin
Edward Gokrarat
Oth- Wap
Pleas Court
Five Day Week and Six Hour Day Plan Approved by Labor
Cincinnati, Ohio, November 29. Leaders of the American Federation of Labor urged rapid action on more unemployment relief steps after their convention approved one phase of the program. The body was on record as in accord with the plan and continued discussion moved to Page 11.
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Labor
Cincinnati
Uns American Federation of L
Keene
Rural Chieftains Hold Farm Relief Will Follow Beer
Washington November 29. Relief named by Democrats to share legislative attention with prohibition in the short session now slated for a delayed appearance on the congressional stage. Leaders there and at Warm Springs Georgia where President Roosevelt is vacationing are continued on page 1.3
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Washington
Wann Relief
Prohibition
Warm Springs
Georgia
Eleet “Roosevelt
Gangster suspects escape after crash on Reading Road
Dr John O Steer of Garfield Heights dentie faced trial for second degree murder in the death of his wife Vera on June 13. Police said Steer confessed to beating his wife with a revolver which discharged during an argument over a card game. He claimed an intruder burglar struck him and killed his wife. Authorities traced two alleged gangsters who fled in a car abandoned at the scene. No trace found. Cincinnati officials suggested the women may have gone to Hamilton.
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Clavaland
John O. Steer
Garfield Heights
Dentie
Taatand
Vera
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Hees
Johan C. Calhoun
Football Death Toll Reaches 37 for 1992 Season
New York reports the 1992 football death toll has risen to 37, the second highest figure in history. Most fatalities occurred in high school or sanitot contests, with only five from college ranks and just one fatal in actual competition. Strict enforcement and supervision are noted as ongoing factors shaping the trend.
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Associated Meese
New York
Wat Nt
Loiterer Fined In Municipal Court Roaring Street
Edward Murphy aged 48 of 616 Rigdon Street was charged with loitering and fined 25 dollars plus costs after a morning arraignment before Judge A J Patel. He was arrested Sunday by Davis Book, Tuakinara and an Ohio railroad detective in a case noted by local police. A separate item reports a conference in Columbus with Governor George White and State Welfare Director John McSweeney about a new superintendent for the Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane.
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Edward Murphy
Rigdon Street
Ani
A. J. Patel
Murphy
Davis Book
Tuakinara
Ohio Railroad
Por Lima Hospital
Columbus
Lime State Hospital
George White
John McSweeney
Police hunt two red men after crash near Reading Road
Police across Cincinnati and northern Kentucky search Tuesday for two red men who abandoned a car after a collision with a loading platform at Reading Road and South Crescent Avenue. Patrolmen Beyer and Yoox found a revolver, rifle, and automatic shotgun in the vehicle. Detectives think the men may be connected to the incident.
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Ay Momlat C. Hanhts
Auecal Dinpatch
Fa Journal
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Hawailton
Dayton
Clarence Beyer
Clifford Yoox
Reading Rout
South Crescent Avenue
Hoover cancels weekly press conference in Washington
President Hoover called off his semi weekly press conference today and last met with reporters at the White House on September 15 as rescue and repair efforts begin. In Chile an earthquake rocked the province of Coquimbe injuring several and causing substantial damage with the town of Diapel at the center.
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Auccession
Hoover
Menapayer Correnpordenta
White House
Santiago
Chile
Aumber
Parsote
Coquimbe
Dlapel
Downtown street death by self harm in Salem scene
In Salem on Nov 29 Mrs Panay Taylor 76 died in a city hospital after taking poison while standing in a downtown street authorities said she had prior health issues. Nov 20 Wil lam H Peters 70 a retired clothing merchant died suddenly last night. He was a first cousin of Mrs Har bert Hoover.
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Liverpool
Panay Taylor
Salem
Ohioan
Doubin
Hoover
Dubs Naywalk
Willam H. Peters
Mra
Harbert Hoover
Norman H F Davin Likely Secretary of State in Roosevelt Cabinet
Washington reports indicate Norman H F Davin, former under secretary of state, has met Premier Herriat on armament talks and may be named secretary of state in Roosevelt's cabinet. Davin served at Wilson's end and advised the American mission on the earths treaty. observers say he is most capable for the post amid looming state commerce and treasury issues before March 4.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Norman Hf. Davin
Herriat
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Afr
Davin
Wilson
Park Kine
State
Commerce
Treasury
Cincinnati boxers face suspension in Kentucky hearing
Temporary suspensions issued to Lomsville Kya Nove 29 and Cincinnati figures including manager promoter Chrew Chisinnati and others. Hearing set next Monday by the Kentucky state boxing commission to present their side in the Piqua program mix-up case.
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Kya
Chisinnati
Piqua
Kentucky State Boxing Commission
Kentucky Board
al Tlamilton
Billy
Jingles
Smoky “Maggach
Cincinnati
Nanny Davin
Yeanizer
Hamilton
Maggerd
Pat Wright
Tiianapolis
Shelver
Marchers Ordered To Leave Toledo
In Toledo on November 2 Mayor A. Q. Thooher ordered seven hundred marchers to depart the city after gratitude from locals soured. Officials said hospitality to future delegations would not be extended as police prepared with tear gas while marchers planned to resume toward Washington.
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A. Q. Thooher
Washington Aml
Notin
Fagle
Troffac
Tonsa
Wile
Ohio Girl Star in Opera Debut in Metropolitan Choice
An Ohio born singer Trose Bampton, raised in Cleveland and Massillon, made her Metropolitan Opera debut as Laura in Aida. The Cleveland native, now living in Buffalo, celebrated her 83rd birthday as audiences showered applause, with the Golden Horseshoe and Family Circle reports noting her successful performance.
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Annodated Press
New York
Ohio
Laura
Filmament
Trose Bampton
Cleveland
Massilon
Gineimati
Buffalo
N.Y
Three captured after kidnapping in Palarym Missouri
A Mansfield, Ohio taxicab driver was kidnapped by three men who were later captured. Sheriff Arch Leonard quoted the suspects as saying they dumped William Herhigan near Marion and planned to continue to San Francisco. The trio were named Stanley Santos of Hazelton Pennsylvania, John Quinn of New York City, and John Szutcheck of New York City.
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Palarym
Mansfield
Arch Leonard
William Herhigan
Hig Ray
Marion
San Fenneisco
Brie
Stanley
Stench bombing arrests in Lisbon jail
East Liverpool Nov 29. W. F. Hartan and Robert A. Hammon of Youngstown were jailed in Lisbon in lieu of 3000 dollars bond after waiving preliminary hearings on charges from the stench bombing of two local theatres Saturday night.
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East Liverpool
T —W. Fe,hartan
Robert A Hammon
Youngetown
Lisbon
Rhonda
Woman pays taxes with 48 pennies in Anderson
In Anderson Indiana on Nov 2 a woman handed 48 pennies valued at 44 cents each to the county treasurer to pay her taxes. George Ehrnschwender funeral services for George M. Shrasohwender postponed pending further public notice.
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Ind
Sanity Treaaurer
George Ehrnsohwender
George M. Shrasohwender
Liberty Township Meeting Postponed
The Liberty Township Farm Bureau regular meeting scheduled for Monday has been postponed to Tuesday in December.
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Liberty Township
Liberty Township Farm Bureau
Plans to Brief House on Farming Aid
Anpelated Prema Ween Springs Ga Nov 20. Franklin D Roosevelt today began outlining ideas to aid farmers before the agriculture committee. Observers say he favors a domestic allotment plan to curb agricultural surpluses and is consulting advisors on farm relief methods.
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Lin Duis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Governor Pardons Col Zack Miller After Jail Exit
Col Zack Miller, released by gubernatorial pardon, walked from Hin Ky county jail at Newkirk after a contempt of court conviction for nonpayment of alimony to his estranged wife Mrs Margareth Pevins Miller. Governor W Hy Stueay granted clemency amid threats and military concerns.
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Yank Miller
Miller
Hin Ky
Newkirk Yentury
W. Hy
Alfalon Bill
Stueay
Margareth Pevins-Miller
Evanston Plans Husbands Catcher Under New Code
Evanston Wisconsin announces a new municipal code empowering police to apprehend husbands accused of wrongdoing. Chief Justice Harry H. Porter explains the measure aims to address domestic alleged foul play and adds a unique husband catching procedure to local law enforcement practice.
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Doj
Ontelere
Justlee
Harry H. Porter
Nathan
Soap query rattles California sheriffs in a curious telegram
In San Francisco on November 29 police chase a strange lead about soap. Thomas County Sheriff Nick Shrince wires the case to contact Martin Tlowollyn McIntyre, 37, noting a habit of asking strangers, How's your mother fixed for soap. Baker withdraws as counsel for LBA in a Yatter conspiracy case as a petition for a rehearing is filed with the U S Supreme Court.
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Hn Francisco
Nick Shrince
Thomas County
Noh
Wanla Martin Tlow
Ollyn McIntyre
Atrangere
Baker
LBA
Washington
Newton Baker
Cpl
Luka Lea
U. S
Tennessee
Fhe Yatter
United States. Supreme Court
Supreme Court Hears Appeal Legality of Direct Appeals
The Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments on the constitutionality of a state code provision allowing appeals directly from common pleas courts. Five cases from Hamilton, Samming, and Lucas counties were discussed, signaling a significant legal question in appellate procedure.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Common Pleas
Hamilton
Sammig
Lucas
Ford's Recuperative Powers Amaze Physicians
Henry Ford shows signs of recovery after a major surgical operation for a tr angulated femoral fracture and appendiceal infection. Doctors report normal vital signs at Henry Ford hospital and say the patient is on the road to full recovery with no further bulletins expected until morning.
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Hamilton
Morris Mostow
South Fourth Street
Holmes Hospital
Cincinnati
D. T. Vail
Jenry Ford
Venes
Jngl
Tug Ware
Henry Ford Hospital
First Elevator Ride Real Ride at Lincoln Parole
Dina Siboff of Deshier pleaded guilty to altering a postal money order after riding the elevator to the federal building in Lincoln Nebraska. She was paroled for five years.
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Lincoln, Nebt
Dina Siboff
Deshier
Federal
Modern Godiva to attend ball despite freezing weather
Milas Sally Rand announces she will defy zero degree cold to attend a ball modeled on Lady Gorlisn. Cati Manat, director general of the atnic, says the event for Chi enzo artists will proceed with ticketing and arrangements as planned. Knights Templars business meets at Tamillan Commandery No. 43 at the Masonic temple. Representative James C. McLaughlin of Michigan dies in Marion Virginia after 26 years as a Republican lawmaker.
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Chicago
Milas Sally Rand
Lady Gorlisn
Cati Manat
Atnic
Chi
Enzo
Derember
Wat
Knights Templars
Knights Templara
Masonic Temple
Deaw
Michigan
Whellington
James C. McLaughlin
Marion
McLaughlin
Vacancies Filled on County Board by Appointments
The county board filled vacancies Tuesday by appointments from Judge Gideon Palmer. Pearl Gard of Trunitton was reappointed for a three year term from April 1, 1952. Mayme Gardon of Middletown was appointed to the unexpired term of Harry G. Taylor of Hamilton. Harry Worcester was named for the reexpired town of Temna L. Ronoy, deceased.
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Bath
Gideon Palmer
Pearl Gard
Trunitton
Myre
Mayme Gardon
Middletown
Harry G. Taylor
Hamilton
Harry Worcester
Temna
L. Ronoy
No Hot Eater Needed on Bird in Turkey Picking
In Moyeor Pennsylvania on November 2 a note from Penn State College agricultural experts states that turkeys may be picked without hot water. By piercing the turkey's brain through the rear portion, the bird becomes senseless and relaxes enabling easier feather removal with minimal effort.
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Moyeor
Snianon
Penn State College
Mercer County Poultey
Six Wanderers Fined in Municipal Court
Six "knights of the road" were fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Jadga Paler in municipal court this morning on intoxication charges. They registered as having no name and gave their names as Billy Mitchell James Kelfey Chris Sanders Allen Sanders Ray Wella and Will McCoy.
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Knights of the Road
Jadga Paler
Hameg
Rilny Mitchell
James Kelfey
Chris Sanders
Allen Sanders
Ray Wella
Will McCoy
Nieces Share in Ritomig Estate Probate
Two nieces, Mrs. Joseph Briggs of Milwaukee and Kathryn Ritchie of Chiunga, are named to share equally in the estate of Harry C. Ritchie of Ox-Cor according to his will. Probate is set for Tuesday with B. F. Roth of Oxford nominated as pare will.
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Joseph Briggs
Milwaukee
Kathryn Ritchie
Chiunga
Harry C. Ritchie
Ox- Cor
B. F. Roth
Oxford
British envoy confers with sec Mills on war debt postponement
Sir Ronald Lindsay British ambassador and Secretary Mills pressed for postponement of the 95 450 000 debt due December 16 as part of ongoing European debt relief discussions. Hoover aides indicated more details would come from London Paris and Washington as officials debate payment terms and potential waivers while asserting payments should be made.
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United States
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Franés
Washington
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Austria
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Coral Hranca
England
League of Nationa
Renalt Lindsay
Mills
Ronald
Treasury
Stimson
Hoover
White House
Burglary Thief Drama in Rohraburg Quiet Promise
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania on a November date, Seltzer says he will keep silent about a home burglary. Burglars surprised him as they entered, taking items including his trousers before fleeing the scene.
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Bloomsburg
Dames Sulteer
Rohraburg
Seltzer
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