Hull Warns Tariff Cuts Risk Regimentation Backlash
Secretary Hull warned against excessive trade barriers saying a revival of global commerce is needed to curb economic distress and the rise of dictators. He argued repealing the trade agreements act would revert to Smoot Hawley tariffs and broaden economic self containment. Hull urged lowering tariffs through reciprocal pacts to restore world economic health.
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James R. Brackett
Associated Press
Washington
Hull
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Secretary of State
Congress
Executive Branch
Jobless Quit Assembly Hall After Nine Day Sit In
In Trenton New Jersey unemployed group that lived nine days in the state assembly chamber evacuated without securing relief funds. The legislature adjourned for five days leaving the money unsupplied and the protesters pledged to back a new Farmer Labor party. In St. Louis a separate group remained in city hall after a second night protesting the relief situation.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Assembly
State House
Farmer-Labor Party
ST. Louis
Congress Today Debates Price Discrimination Legislation
The Finance Committee hears Secretary Morgenthau discuss an $803 million tax bill. The House opens general debate on the navy appropriation bill as the Appropriations Committee meets on naval funding. Yesterday price discrimination bills were considered and the revenue bill was passed and sent to the Senate. Also rejected was a resolution urging the president to submit Hugh L. Johnson’s WPA administrator report.
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Finances Committee
Morgenth
House
Finance
Senate
Congress
Hugh L. Johnson
New York City
WPA
Husing Marries Actress Celia Ryland in Harrison N Y
Ted Husing, the radio announcer, wed Celia Ryland an actress in Harrison New York in a private ceremony. Ryland has been known as Frances Sizer in private life and hails from Savannah.
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Ted Husing
Celia Ryland
Harrison
N. Y
Secretary Perkins calls wage conference to Capitol
Secretary Perkins urged the anthracite wage conference in New York to come to Washington this afternoon if no agreement had been reached. Operators and miners, split on terms of a new contract, met in a final bid to avert a work suspension in the $600 million industry. Seven operators and seven UMW subcommittee members worked toward closure with three options on the table: approve a new contract, extend the current one again, or suspend operations at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perkins
New York
United Mine Work
Future Livestock Men Organize 4‑H Club Meeting
The first meeting of the Future Livestock Men 4-H club was hosted by C. W. Marx. Officers elected include President Wayne Frants Vice President Harold Frantz Recreation leader Dick Brown and news reporter David Mark. club leader remains C. W. Marx. Refreshments followed the organization.
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C. W. Marx
Wayne Frants
Harold Frantz
Dick Brown
David Mark
Car Collision at Spring and Second Sts Involves Sims and Glass
A noon time crash at Spring and Second Streets involved drivers Mrs. Allis Sims and Charles Glass of Logan. Both vehicles sustained damage and Chief Lew Reynolds led the investigation.
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Spring and
Second Sts
Allis Sims
Charles Glass
Logan
Lew Reynolds
Alfred Brown Heart Victim Of Heart Disease
Alfred Brown 83 retired Hocking county farmer died at the Rockbridge home of his daughter Mrs. A F Risch at 6 20 this morning. He previously ran a farm south of Enterprise and moved to Rockbridge after his wife died last year. Survivors include his half sister Mrs Ruth Nunemaker of Columbus two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p m at St Matthew Lutheran Church Rev A L Heyde in charge. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery via Leonard Funeral Service.
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Alfred Brown
Hocking County
A. F. Risch
Rockbridge
Brown
Enterprise
Ruth Nunemaker
Columbus
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
A. L. ‘Heyde
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Service
Major Imrie Cancels Local Engagement
Major Norman Imrie of The Columbus Dispatch cancels his address before the Hocking County McKinley club banquet at the Masonic Temple Friday night. He will be replaced by C. C. Crabbe former Ohio attorney general, at a Shrine convention in Columbus instead.
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Norman Imrie
Columbus Dispatch
Hocking County
McKinley Club
Masonic Temple
Imrie
Columbus
C. C. Crabbe
Ohio
Movement seeks removal of Cleveland school dentist
The Cleveland Dental Society launches a campaign to oust Dr Harris R C Wilson director of dental work in Cleveland public schools over alleged socialist philosophy. Wilson urged a $40000 education board grant to expand the extraction clinic to include fillings for 93000 children needing an average 3.3 teeth each while Dr Richard A Bolt and others attack the ideology.
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Cleveland, O
Harris R. C. Wilson
Cleveland Public Schools
Richard A. Bolt
Cleveland Child Health Association
Cleveland Dental Society
Board of Education
Wilson
James V. Gentilly
Dental Society
Man Confesses Shooting Cop in Chicago Case
Police say Al Barton also known as Barden confessed to killing Detective Rivers in Indianapolis after a $15,000 Lima jewelry heist. Barton named accomplices including Jack Becker and wife Laura along with Margaret, Giftman, and others linked to the gang.
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Chicago
John Egan
al Barton
Indianapolis
Richard Rivers
Lima
Captain Egan
Maxwell Street
Barton
Barden
Jack Becker
Egan
Bartun
Laura
William Giftman
Margaret
Mob Violence Hits Deep South As Three Negroes Die
In Lepanto Arkansas and nearby towns three violent incidents unfold within 48 hours. A 19 year old Wulie Rees described as a petty thief is shot by masked assailants. Lint Shaw, a 45 year old farmer, dies in an attack tied to alleged assaults on two white girls near Colbert Georgia. National guardsmen disperse a crowd in Huntsville Alabama during the arraignment of Walter Miller for the assault and slaying of Vivian Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepanto
Ark
Wulie Rees
Jay May
Burly
Lint Shaw
Colbert
National
Form New 4-H Club At Longstreth Ohio
A new 4-H girls club formed at Longstreth School under James Smoot assistant county extension agent. Mrs Ruby Harris will advise. Officers elected Rosamond Hutchison president Mary Maye secretary treasurer Helen Hutchison recreation leader Marge Galentine news reporter. Twenty seven attended the first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longstreth School
Jas. Smoot
Ruby Harris
Rosamond Hutchison
Mary Maye
Helen Hutchison
Marge Galentine
Rank and File Wins Seating at Canonsburg Convention
In Canonsburg Pennsylvania on April 30 1950s AP report gains were claimed by the steel union rank and file faction after a floor fight. The executive committee allowed the challenged delegates to join the convention as 14 lodges were seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canonsburg
Steel Union
Fac
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Scholastic leaders compete in five district contests
Scholastic leaders will compete Saturday in five district contests for places in the finals of the seventh annual state scholarship contest, scheduled in Columbus May 16. District contests will be held in Columbus Athens Bowling Green Kent and Miami Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Athens
Bowling Green
Kent
Miami
Chicago Back-Scrubbing Drama Ends With $250 Verdict
In Chicago a suit charging alienation of affections concluded with a $250 verdict against Charles Parker also called Pops. Michael Farber filed a $25,000 action claiming he discovered Mrs Farber scrubbing Parker's back in a bathtub at the Farber home. The judge quipped the case calls for character scrubbing rather than back scrubbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles
Pops) Parker
Michael Farber
Farber
Parker
Logan City Council Meets In Brief Despite Absences
Logan Utah council convened for an extra session with only five members present. They considered a $5000 advance from the county auditor for city administration and read a sidewalk obstruction ordinance banning sidewalk blocks and low clearance signs with fines up to 25 dollars on repeat offenses.
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Logan
Harold Larimer
Emperor Haile Selassie Returns Amid Ethiopian Panic Near Debra Birhan
Haile Selassie returns to Addis Ababa after a period of absence as Italian forces press toward the capital. The emperor tells the Associated Press Ethiopia will continue fighting, while reports claim Debra Birhan 75 miles northeast has fallen, prompting evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Emperor Haile Selassie
Cornelius van H. Engert
United States
Engert
Ethiopia
Debra Birhan
Quarantine Imposed at Camp Hocking Over Meningitis Case
Strict quarantine regulations are in force at Camp Hocking after a case of spinal meningitis appeared. Onset was at 8 p m April 27. The enrollee was moved that evening to Fort Hayes barracks hospital in Columbus to prevent spread. The quarantine runs ten days unless new cases occur, announced by Dr. W B Lacock.
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Camp Hocking
Fort Hayes Barracks
Columbus
W. B. Lacock
Farmer escapes as bolt kills horses in Medina field
Thomas Munson, a Medina Ohio farmer, was riding a disc barrow when a lightning bolt struck yesterday. He escaped injury, but three horses were killed instantly. Munson described a sudden flash and recovering among the wreckage of animals and machinery.
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Medina, O
Thomas Munson
Munson
Retired Dayton Sergeant Dies After Auto Crash
In Xenia Ohio on April 29 74 year old William Johnson died of internal injuries in a Xenia hospital after the car he rode in with 76 year old Jas A Achey skidded on a wet pavement and overturned Achey escaped serious injury
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Xenia, O
William Johnson
Dayton
Xenia
Johnson
Jas. A. Achey
Achey
Clinton Webb Bedfast in Logan Home
Logan newswriter Clinton Webb is confined to his Warner Street residence due to illness, remaining at home under care and limited mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Webb
Logan
Warner
George McClelland Appointed Probate Judge in Portage County
Gov. Martin L. Davey appointed George McClelland probate judge of Portage county yesterday to replace Henry J. Robinson who resigned to head the state division of public assistance.
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Columbus
George McClelland
Portage County
Martin L. Davey
Henry J. Robinson
State Division of Public Assistance
Prisoner Fulfillment Follows Force In Return To Prison
John B. Lowry, a Central Prison escapee serving 10 to 15 years for burglary, was brought back to Raleigh from Marion Ohio after writing letters to officials claiming he would return voluntarily. Authorities say he fulfilled his promise by force.
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Raleigh
N. C
John B. Lowry
Central Prison
Lowry
Marion
Ohio
Knife battle puzzles police in Northfield case
Sheriff J. T. Flower seeks motive for a cutting raid in Northfield village that killed Ben Bullis, 46, and slashed Irene Edwards, 38. Bloodstained knives were found. Edwards quoted Bullis acted goofy. Coroner says Bullis died from self-inflicted wounds at Bedford hospital.
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Akron
J. T. Flower
Summit County
Northfield Village
Ben Bullis
Irene Edwards
Glenn Hotchkiss
Bullis
A. J. Pearse
Cuyahoga County
Bedford Hospital
Penciled Mustache Snares Escaped Ohio Convict in Illinois
Sycamore Illinois April 30 AP A sheriff using a magazine picture with a penciled mustache identified escaped Ohio inmate Donald Denner as Edward Pender a farmer arrested yesterday in De Kalb County Illinois Pender admitted he was the convict Denner who escaped six years ago while serving a life sentence for the murder of his brother in law Denner was captured after the clue led to his arrest and he had worked as a carpenter in Spring Valley Illinois and married Hattie Kadie of De Kalb noted in the report
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Sycamore
Ill
Donald Denner
Ohio State Penitentiary
O. A. Larson
de Kalb
Edward Pender
Pender
Denner
Larson
Columbus
Ohio
Spring Valley
Hattie Kadie
Princeton
John Vainter
Treasury chief urges passing processing tax in Roosevelt tax plan
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau told the Senate finance committee the peacetime deficit could reach 5.97 billion and urged adding temporary processing taxes to the House bill. He estimated 1937 deficit at 2.68 billion and stressed federal credit depends on an orderly program and budget balance. The hearing opened after the House approved the tax measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Congressional
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Senate
Utiye
Finance Committee
House
Actress Shot In New York Apartment Quarrel
Doris Dudley, young actress in a Broadway hit, was wounded in the chest by a rifle during a lovers quarrel with playwright Kingsley in his apartment. Police say the wound was a personal safety matter and a farewell note was found. her father says death was not attempted. Kingsley owned several rifles and the gun went off while they were handling them.
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New York
Doris Dudley
Ney Kingsley
Kingsley
Doris
Game Room Creditor Demands His Money
Howard J. Bloom, claiming to hold notes totaling 6630 against Mrs. Helen Burdsal, seeks repayment as part of a suit filed in Covington after a prior action by Burdsal resulted in a return of 15300 in gems. The jewelry was tied to alleged gambling credits tied to a night club run by James Brink, Benjamin Brink, and Louis Levirnson.
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Covington
Helen Burdsa
Cincinnati
Howard J. Bloom
Burdsal
James Brink
Benjamin Brink
Louis Levirnson
In Memoriam Mrs. Stewart of Logan Dies of Influenza
Mrs csaaaneae mother of Maiaeet Stewart of Logan died at her home ville from influenza. The death reflects the influenza toll in local households, with memorials expected from relatives and neighbors in the city.
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