Secretary Mills set to announce large refinancing plan
Ananolated Vernct Washington reports Secretary Mills expected to unveil a major refinancing program next week. The plan contemplates long and short term financing ranging from about 1.91 billion to 1.40 billion, including 713.6 million for maturing obligations and up to 200 million for optional public construction, with various allocations and uncertain details.
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Annoui Es
Resistruction Corporation
Home Swan Bank
Mills
Treasury
Haagstean
Carin
Bayorn
P C Clerks on State Boards Convene in Columbus
Pinal arrangements were made for Waltce Schulte and Pierca C. Prulis to attend the Ohio State N P P O C convention in Columbus starting September 4. Schulte to chair the election committee and Mrs Pants to join the credentials committee. James Mond, Laraneck of Columbus and Sweenay of Cleveland to attend the banquet Monday night.
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Waltce Schulte
Pierca C. Prulis
Wamiton
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Ohio State N.ppo. C
Columbus
Schulte
Pants
James Mond
Postoffice and Postal Roads
Arthur P. Laraneck
Columbous
Martin 1A
Sweenay
Cleveland
Car overturns on Presta avenue hill injures driver
Otis Brio of 831 North Batreet, Tanillon, escaped serious injury when his car suddenly locked steering, overturned on Presta avenue hill in College. He suffered a badly lacerated finger and minor injuries as the vehicle was demolished.
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Cinemac
Otis Brio
Alee Man
North Batreet
Tanillon
Presta
Avenue Hill
College
Hence
Kruisen
Wheat market closings in Chicago prices and changes
Wheat prices at Chicago closings show September and December futures with shifts from prior levels. The report lists bids and ranges for old and new contracts, noting notable moves across old crop and new crop months and delivery references.
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Chicago
Prisoner in Kilbourn Ends Life After Crisis
Frank Tyling a Kenosha bootlegger who admitted plotting the slaying of real estate dealer A Wil son was found hanged in Kilbourn jail. Separately 200 mine unions voted to break with officials of the Mine Workers union and to form a new union. In Tokyo a report said 306 Chinese bandits were slain during a two hour clash with Japanese troops near Harbin on the Chinggs Eastern railway.
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Kilbourn
Wis
Frank Tyling
Kenosha
Roker
A. Wilson
Rnt
Gillespie
Winda
Miinvis
Onion
United Mine Workers of America
Tokyo
Rengo
Anta
Harbin
Quarry Murders Solved by Brother Confession
Ohio police report the quarry murders of Earl Trursdale 20 and Thelma Woods 19 solved by the alleged confession of Loren Hrusdall Trursdale Marl 23, the victim's brother. Police say jealousy over a love rivalry was the motive and the brother was arrested last night in the presence of family members.
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Vrean Lima
Ohio
Earl Trursdale
Thelma Woods
Loren Hsworth Lruesdale
Marl
Riter
Jemtousy
Truesdale
Miss Woods
R F C Plots Method To Assist Industries
Des Moines reports the farm strike suspend continues as leaders seek gubernatorial aid for higher produce prices. Proclamations from Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Minnesota urged farmers to withhold output from markets. Officials discuss rapid deployment of billions to construction and agriculture via a reconstruction era corporation plan to stimulate employment and credit.
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Des Moines
Solverore
Towa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Woodbury
Akion
Uncertain Ballot Names From Ohio Minor Parties
Columbus September 2 the Attorney General concedes a place on the ballot to minor parties upon filing petitions of 26 000 or more. The republicans have presented their application. Still to be heard from are the socialists prohibitionists liberal party and socialist tab party.
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Columbus
Vimiy
Gilbert Hettmsxu
Building report shows 6478 spent in eight months
A city building inspector, Hess Vennis, reports eight months of construction work expenditures totaling 7,095 dollars. By August, 21 permits were issued. The record notes 64,978 spent in ITamillon First eight months, indicating possible OCR errors but conveys a public works spending total and permit activity.
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Hess Vennis
Itamillon
Drowning death ruled for Olen Lininger in Ohio fishing trip
Columbus reporting that Olen Lininger, 35, of Washington Court House, died June 25. Dr. Ernest Scott of Ohio State University reported that autopsy findings point to drowning. Body was exhumed after an insurance company raised a doubt, and investigators concluded the fishing trip led to the death, with the case tied to Poison, Taninger uncertainty.
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Columbus
Olen Lininger
Washington Court Housa
Ernest Scott
Ohio State University
Lininger
Java
Taninger
Ieee
Japan to Defend Manchurian State Under New Pact
Tokyo confirms Japan will defend Manchukuo under a treaty with Manchukuo to be signed by both governments. The foreign ministry says there are no secret clauses and stipulates deployment of troops and no separate military conventions for its phase.
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Japan
Hetake
Manchukuo
Gival Dapin
Ileney Bu Yits Staln
German Fascists Escape Execution Mercy Granted in Berlin Case
Five Macists condemned to death for murdering a Communist were spared by federal commissioners in Berlin. Chancellor von Papen led the mercy decision under the state of emergency rules. The group will serve life terms instead of execution, reflecting political crisis measures in force since August.
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Germany
Benthen
von Papen
Resignation of Walker Seen as Best Unified Solution
New York reports the Roosevelt Walker controversy nearing resolution with Walker likely to resign and seek election to vindicate his record. Roosevelt supporters call the move the best and only viable option for the governor and mayor to settle the dispute. Justice Staley’s ruling confirms gubernatorial removal power but limits scrutiny of actions in the mayor’s first term, signaling a broader political agreement.
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David Lawrence
New York
Roosevelt-Walker
Roosevelt
Officers Chosen By Elks of Ohio
Officers elected to lead the Ohio Elks lodge with reappointed officials and new secretary treasurer. Newark, Cincinnati, Canton names listed. election highlights include president and secretary positions filled for the year.
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Treas
Polly Mainz
Novihan
Fave
New Philadel Ee
Gineinnally
Yarn
Boith
Canton
Wera
Boy Jumps to Avoid Car On Vine Street
Rudolph Kato a 12 year old boy on Vine Street narrowly escaped serious injury after leaping from a moving truck. Police say he did not see oncoming traffic and received bruising before reaching his home.
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Gar Wood and Don Preen Speedboats Face Spotlight at Detroit
In Detroit on September 1 the famed Gar Wood and Don Preen speedboats are receiving final grooming ahead of the racing season. The British challenger reportedly remains in seclusion as preparations wrap, while records and honors loom for the contenders.
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Don Preen
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Iinerrow
Kaye Don
Migs
Vingland
Don Linges
Delegates Chosen For Ohio Letter Carriers Convention
Hagey, indateo, aid John Westrick were chosen as delegates to the twenty sixth quad convention of the Ohio State Association and National Association of Letter Carriers to be held in Cincinnati. The event opens Saturday evening with a get acquainted meeting and buffet in the Odd Fellows Temple assembly hall. Sunday offers sight-seeing and a banquet at the Hotel Gibson. About 1,000 members and families expected. many prominent speakers scheduled. Beckett and Wilfred Frederick from Hamilton will go to Camp Perry to join the American Legion Rifle team in the rifle and pistol tournament.
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John Westrick
Ohio State Asseciation
National Association of Letter Carriere
Tia
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Odd Fellows’ Temple
Suma
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Camp Perry
G. K. Beckett
Walfrederick
Hamilton
Ohio
Ohio Rains Benefit Farms Amid Storm Toll
Central and southern Ohio receive beneficial rains after a severe heat wave and storms. Heavy rainfall cooled temperatures but caused damage across central regions with property losses and several deaths attributed to the heat and weather. Notable fatalities include Ira Morn instar of New Carlisle and Edith A. Cibona of Zanesville, with others reported in Columbus and surrounding areas.
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Ias
Peris
AL Cineinali
Danea
Columbus
Sheeiby
State House Yard
Ira Morninstar
New Carlisle
Othe Etule
Edith A. Cibbona
Zanceville
Harry Tipton
Colias
Separation Agreed Upon by Vallees
New York Sept 2 Ayman Busher attorney for Rudy Vallee and Mrs Fay Vallee announced a formal separation agreement has been reached. The Vallees have adjusted without public war and intend to fulfill their future obligations. No dissolution proceedings have been initiated.
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New York
Ayman Busher
Rudy Vallee
Fay Wabh Vallee
Vallees
Lotih
Central Church Brotherhood elects leaders at annual meeting
Woodfort Corvis was elected president of the Central Church of Christ Brotherhood at the annual meeting Thursday night at the church. Lewis was elected vice president Mollie secretary and Walter Pettie treasurer A teacher will be selected interim.
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Woodfort Corvis
Central Church of Christ Brotherhood
Wer Lewis
Mollie
Walter Pettie
John Q. Bakers Estate To Widow Files In Probate
The estate of John Q. Baker, former Middletown Signal publisher who died in Merida, is being filed for probate by his widow Anne Baker. The will, drafted July 29, 1999, names Cox, Magton as the executor with a single bound.
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Middletown
I Signal
Merida
Anne Baker
Cox
Magton
Ohio
New York Stock Exchange Suspends Grex Carpet Shares
The New York Stock Exchange announced on September 2 that dealings in Grex carpet shares were suspended until further notice. No reason for the suspension was provided by the exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
G B LaBoiteaux Recovery Reported From Cincinnati Hospital
Recovery news from Cincinnati Detheada hospital details C B LaBoiteaux, stock broker, convalescing after a major operation. Progress described as very slow but encouraging as he recovers from surgery performed recently.
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C. B. LaBoiteaux
Detheada Hospital
Cincinnati
Governor to Call Extra Session in Late September
Governor White announced plans to convene the General Assembly in the last two weeks of September to address salary adjustments for state and county officials and employees, and to consider other meritorious matters. The special session will require no more than three days, with the full program to be outlined in advance for the legislature.
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Columbis
White
Atata Nail
Offaiala
Fire Loss Totals in August Reach 1125 Dollars
A August fire report from Hamilton notes the month total of 1125 dollars in losses. Fire Chief William Quality reported that twenty seven incidents were investigated with buildings valued at 7 710 and contents at 7 300. Fire crews used resources to extinguish flames across several locations.
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Hamilton
Wilam Cualia
Walter
Say DLN Applies to Checkerboards
Washington September 2 The Internal Revenue Bureau rules the DLN applies to checkerboards whether painted on a table or on a board. The ruling notes ten percent sporting goals tax applies no matter where the checkerboard appears.
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Washington
Minna
Plant Christmas Flowers In Heat At Transportation Plant
In Withansport Virginia on September 2 the Mowers that will be sown for Christmas customers received an early start. Greenhouse thermometers registered 12 degrees yesterday as the plants were planted, signaling an early blooming effort by the Yala time Planters.
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Withansport
Aviation Day at Ohio State Fair Highlights Officials Visit
An aviation day was officially declared at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. Governor Cemge White and his daughter Miss Mary Louisa White attended with members of the executive cabinet, touring the fair and meeting state newspaper leaders and fair organizers.
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Columbus
Cemge White
Mary Louisa White
Ohio
Fat Indy
City School County Joint Gas Purchase Plan
Officials in Hamilton County propose a joint gas buying plan for Cincinnati city, schools, and county. They expect savings by pooling purchasing power and distributing costs proportionally among subdivisions, with potential tax implications and agreement steps to formalize the arrangement.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Officinlantys
Coankry
Monsanda
Dollaca
Athan
Tropical Storm Helps With Food Relief
Those who worried about meals find relief as a tropical storm brings a school of blue fish to Hardee. Workers catch large numbers of fish, boosting food supply for locals.
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Hardee
Golfers recover diamond rings at Towanda Country Club
In Towanda Pennsylvania locals search the Country club course after a diamond ring valued at about $2,000 is recovered by golfers. Mrs D K Laumond reports the find as the crowd cheers and the search continues with 100 percent effort by participants. Separately Butler County budget commission holds its meeting to review county finances and audit procedures.
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Warava
Mes. D. Kt
Laumond
Seabury says charges are proved in New York mayor case
New York September 2 Certification that a vacancy in the post of mayor should be filled at the next general election was sent to the board of elections today by the city clerk following Mayor James J. Walker's resignation. Joseph McKee, president of the board of aldermen, automatically becomes mayor amid sweeping comments from Governor Roosevelt and the Hoftstadter committee. The resignation occurred as Roosevelt prepared to call Walker for another session regarding unfitness charges.
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New York
Board of Elections
Tity
James J. Walker
Jones
Wicken
Junger
Tha Bitlee
Worl Adlice
Roosevelt
Joseph ¥. McKee
Board of Aldermen
Lemonpilla Party
Supreme Authority
Samuel Seahiy
Vownsel
Hofstadter
Sherwood
Heather
George Fy $Walker
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Gotham's New Mayor on Job McKee Takes City Finances
Joseph V. McKee, previously president of the aldermen, begins work in city hall after James J. Walker's resignation. No oath or ceremony. McKee delays entering the mayor's office until Tuesday while expressing regret over Walker's departure.
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McKee
Walker
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