Wreckage of Plane Sighted in Mountains Near Mount Baldy
Major A D Smith of Trans continental and Western Air reports wreckage sighted northwest of Mount Baldy in Eastern Arizona. An eight aboard Douglas airliner bound for New York en route to Europe disappeared Saturday. Major Bertrandias joins search from Winslow as terrain is described as the roughest ever seen.
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Albuquerque
N. M
A. D. Smith
Transcontinental and Western Air
Mount Baldy
Arizona
Victor Bertrandias
Winslow
Smith
Bertrandias
Pany
New York
Europe
Mt. Baldy
Housing Plan On Club Menu In Logan Kiwanis Drive
Logan Kiwanis Club sponsors a city wide housing drive with a meeting tonight to discuss building and repair programs. Tomorrow night a Chamber of Commerce room session will feature W H Kennedy of the Federal Housing Administration as speaker for contractors carpenters and tradesmen. About 75 building trades members are expected with plans to organize further meetings for home building and repairs. A Kiwanis program titled Alladin and his Magic will also be presented as a mystery act.
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Logan Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Kennedy
Federal Housing Administration
Fred Carpenter
Kiwanis
Logan
Alladin
Sheline Loses in Golden Gloves Final in Columbus
Logan High School sophomore Jack Sheline, 16, trained by his father Herman, loses a close three round decision to Joe Hannon of Columbus in the 135-pound novice class finals of the Golden Gloves Tournament in Columbus.
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Columbus
Jack Sheline
Logan High School
Joe Hannon
Peach Basket Hats Dominate Summer Millinery Trends
New York April 6 AP American women will wear peach basket hats mushroom shapes and the high tiny flowered styles seen on Queen Victoria. The millinery creators guild of America previewed summer fashions featuring daisies Slack blooms and brims for day and evening wear with sailor beret and huge hat options.
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New York
Queen Victoria
Push Hunt For Slayer Of Three
New York police hunted Robert Irwin a 29 year old sculptor and theology student once in an insane asylum as the suspected killer of Veronica Gedeon and two others. Police theory: revenge for a frustrated love. Evidence included a diary glove hat and a hastily vacated room near the Gedeon apartment. Irwin had loved Ronnie Gedeon sister of Veronica now married. Diary entries found in Canton referenced his resentment of Mrs Gedeon and Ronnie.
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New York
Manhattan Island
Robert Irwin
Veronica Gedeon
Art
Gedeon
Irwin
Ethel
Ronnie
Canton
Allies close to lining Balkans against Italy
The Associated Press reports Britain and France ready to align the Balkans against Mussolini if the hands off Spain pact falters. Insurgent advances in northern Spain prompt a final ultimatum from General Mola to Basque defenders at Bilbao. Madrid Valencia officials form new militia to reinforce forces near Madrid. The Panamanian mineral vessel Andra, chartered by a British company, is said sunk by an Insurgent cruiser in the Bay of Biscay.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Balkans
Italy
Mussolini
Spain
Emilio Mola
Bilbao
Madrid
Andra
Bay of Biscay
Jury Studies Two More Cases At Hocking County Grand Jury
The Hocking County Grand Jury, meeting at the Court House, added two drunken driving cases to its docket. Jesse Gabriel of Coonville and John 48ix of Logan denied charges after arrestees were arraigned before Mayor Fitzgerald. Each was held under $200 bond as the panel, which heard 35 witnesses across 13 cases yesterday, resumes sessions with secrecy on decisions until completion.
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Hocking
Wheeler Backs O Mahoney Plan On Court Amendment
Washington April 6 An agreement between Senators Wheeler and O Mahoney sharpened talk of a constitutional amendment as an alternative to the Roosevelt court bill Wheeler a vocal opponent of court revision said he would back O Mahoney's proposal to require a two thirds majority of the Court to strike down any statute Administration supporters offered no encouragement to the plan
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Washington
Wheeler
D-Mont
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Supreme Court
O’mahoney
Kentucky coroner names Tackett as Salyer slayer
Greenup April 6 AP Clayton Tackett 41 a truck driver was named today by a coroner s jury as the slayer of Dorsie Salyer 20 of West Portsmouth Ohio in an argument linked to a pickup date of Salyer and Tackett s 16 year old daughter Lucy
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Greenup
Clayton Tackett
Dorsie Salyer
West Portsmouth
Salyer
Tackett
Lucy
Pension Plan Sparks Ohio Legislature Battle
In Columbus a senator’s vow to defeat a centralizing pension bill triggered a heated clash in the Ohio legislature. The measure would move aid administration for the aged from county commissioners to a state division, creating county sub-divisions and 440 new advisor jobs. The bill drew opposition while other disputed measures, including parochial school aid and a large biennial appropriation, moved forward.
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Columbus
Ohio
William J. Zoul
Cuyahoga
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Henry J. Berrodin
Zoul
Senate Labor Committee
Sen
William Boyd
Zoul-Boyd
Love given five years to life in prison for murder
In Los Angeles on April 6, Helen Wills Love, 31, who has been described as in a strange week long trance, was judged sane and sentenced to five years to life in a women's state prison at Tehachapi.
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Los Angeles
Helen
Tchachapi
Floodwaters Menace Southeast Alabama. 12 Dead In Storms
Floodwater threatened southeastern Alabama as the South tally rose to 12 killed by weekend wind and rain storms.Authorities warned of rising water levels and potential further casualties as cleanup and relief efforts began.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
South
Village treasurer and councilman ordered to repay funds
State Examiner Elmer A. Zook ruled that H. Griswold treasurer of Haroff village Erie County and Leland Knight councilman must repay 1447 dollars illegally drawn from the village treasury. The ruling was filed today with the state inspection bureau.
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Columbus
Elmer A. Zook
H. Griswold
Haroff
Erie County
Leland Knight
State Inspection Bureau
Weather and markets narrow corn supply trigger corner
Chicago April 6 AP traders report corn prices surge to 17 year high as supplies dwindle creating a natural corner in the grain market. Strong demand and weather effects push futures and spot prices upward across trading floors.
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Chicago
Cummings Rules Wage Law Is Valid
President Roosevelt sent to Congress Attorney General Cummings' opinion affirming the District of Columbia minimum wage law for women as valid after a Supreme Court ruling upheld a Washington state decision. The court overruled a 14 year old finding that the local statute was unconstitutional. The President asked for views on reenactment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Cummings
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Washington State
Church Defends Parochial Aid in Ohio Senate
Catholic leaders urged the Ohio Senate to approve a bill granting 3.5 million dollars annually to support private parochial schools. Bishop James J. Hartley, leading a six year push, argued the U.S. Supreme Court allows state aid to parents for educating their children.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
James J. Hartley
U. S. Supreme Court
Logan Woman Called to Hamden by Brother’s Death
Mrs. D. A. Rannells of Logan was summoned to Hamden today as her brother C. V. Cox died after a prolonged illness. Cox had undergone a major operation several weeks earlier at a Columbus hospital.
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D. A. Rannells
Logan
Hamden
C. V. Cox
Mr. Cox
Columbus
Tragic Oil Fire Fatally Burns Eight Year Old Claranelle Wilson
Eight year old Claranelle Wilson died at Cherington Hospital after her clothes caught fire when kerosene exploded from a stove fire at the Wilson home two miles north of Laurelville. Survived by parents two sisters Monabelle and Vivian and a brother George. Funeral arrangements are by H. E. Defenbaugh and Son of Tarleton.
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Claranelle Wilson
Claranelle
Cherrington
Logan
Wilson
Wilsons
W. F. Armstrong
Laurelville
Monabelle
Vivian
George
H. E. Defenbaugh
Tarlton
Windfall Tax Held Valid by Federal Court
The Fourth Circuit upheld the 80 percent windfall tax as constitutional, affirming a district court ruling in Salisbury North Carolina that the tax acted as a legitimate revenue measure to cover a budget deficit tied to the soldier's bonus bill. Judge John J. Parker wrote the opinion.
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Richmond
Fourth Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court of Salisbury
N. C
White Packing Company
Collector of Internal Revenue
John J. Parker
District Court
Illness Hits Bobbie Howdyshell at Home
Bobbie Howdyshell, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Tom Howdyshell, is critically ill at his West Logan home from measles and double pneumonia.
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Bobbie
Tom Howdyshell
West Logan
Rival Unionists Swing Fists at Cleveland Plant Reopening
Rival unionists fought hand to hand outside the Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co. plant in Cleveland as it reopened after a two week shutdown. The plant had been closed since March 22 and was opened only to workers from AF of L craft unions under contract. AF of S members were barred from entry.
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Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co
Cleveland
A. F. of S
AF of L
20 Years Ago Today US Learns Lesson In War
Washington marked an army day parade recalling America’s entry into World War I. Military officials noted a much larger force and modern tactics in 1917 versus today, with 170000 active personnel, expanded guards, reserves, and 1100 aircraft planned to grow. A private dinner honored dissenters who opposed the war, with 56 voting against in 1917, 30 now deceased.
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Washington
America
Congress
Germany
Auto Parley Resumes Today End of Chrysler Strike Talks
At Lansing on April 6 Frank Murphy's peace conference reconvened to complete the final phrasing of a collective bargaining formula. The accord would settle the Chrysler dispute and other labor differences in the motor car industry.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Chrysler
Frank Murphy
Labor clashes erupt again at Ohio plant
In Cleveland four men were injured and a labor organizer arrested as 70 police restored order on the second day of clashes between the AFL CIO workers and the Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co plant management, underscoring renewed labor tensions in Ohio.
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Ohio
Cleveland
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Electric Vacuum Cleaner Co
Mines in Hocking District Resume Operations Under Contract
All mines in the Hocking district began operations yesterday under the new contract approved last Friday in New York. Mines listed include Sunday Creek No. 5 at Murray City and mines at Rendville Bailey Run Carrington Carbondale Chauncey Lick Run and Kimberly. A Cleveland meeting Thursday will ratify the national agreement with miners representatives John Owens Thomas Price G W Savage John Cinque Herman Theisen W B Morris H T Ramley Frank Bender and John Wyckoff and operators representatives P C Morris Allard Hostetter George Jones Jr Jake Maurer Or al Daugherty and Frank Smith. Approximately 84500 miners are affected in Southern Ohio and about 1000 in Hocking County. Employment has risen with 60 percent of potential days worked in 1936. The 22 mines under Hocking Coals produced 1 518 000 tons so far this year versus 1 375 000 in 1936. Hocking Coals payroll runs about 5 million dollars annually. Production figures for 1936 show Hocking County 112 000 tons Athens 2 745 000 Meigs 114 000 Perry 695 000 Morgan 395 000. about 506 men were employed in 22 Hocking Valley mines in 1936.
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Hocking
New York
Sunday Creek No
Murray City
Rendville
Bailey Run
Carrington
Carbondale
Chauncey
Lick Run
Kimberly
District 6
Cleveland
John Owens
Thomas Price
G. W. Savage
John Cinque
Herman Theisen
W. B. Morris
H. T. Ramley
Frank Bender
John Wyckoff
P. C. Morris
Allard Hostetter
George Jones, Jr
Jake Maurer
Oral Daugherty
Frank Smith
Ohio
Hocking County
Athens County
Hocking Valley
Hocking Coals, Inc
Hocking Coals
Meigs County
Perry County
Morgan County
Sit-down policy heads to Senate for action
Washington April 6 AP Majority leader Robinson D Ark said he agreed with other administration chiefs on a declaration of policy on sit-down strikes. It will be brought before the senate for speedy action Wednesday, he said.
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Washington
Robinson
Senate
Governor Davey asks Ohio guard to feed hungry condition
Governor Martin L. Davey proposes using National Guard field kitchens to feed Ohio indigents while relief plans are debated. Critics in both parties warn of unrest and humiliation, citing 90,000 welfare cases in Cuyahoga County. Davey expects a permanent, locally funded relief system with 50 50 state local matching and possible tax measures.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Keith Lawrence
Cleveland
Senate
House
William M. McCulloch
Miami County
Davey
Afd
Adjutant General
Police End Misread Sunbath Call at River Ramp
Ohio State University freshman Ruth Weeks of Zanesville praised Columbus police for responding to a sunbath scare by a river ramp near Broad Street Bridge. She joked she wants to catch the caller. Police and a fire unit rushed to the scene after a report of a woman lying on the ramp. The weather hindered early details as the incident unfolded.
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Columbus, CO
Ruth Weeks
Zanesville
Ohio State University
Columbus
Sciote River
Broad Street
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Columbus Negro
Britain
Duce
Pension Plan
Sen. Zoul
U. S
THE
Cuyahoga County
Joseph F. Gorman
Kent
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