Exiled Edward May Talk Back to Archbishop
Exiled Edward of Windsor, staying at Baron Eugene De Rothschild's castle in Enzelfeld Austria, may respond to the Archibishop of Canterbury after a radio broadside criticizing him and his friends. The former king, despondent over abdication to wed Wallis Simpson, was moved by the broadcast and could issue a fiery reply.
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Enzelfeld
Austria
Edward of
Windsor
Canterbury
Eugene de Rothschild
Edward
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Simpson to remain in villa two weeks for privacy
Cannes dispatch says Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson will stay secluded at the Lou Viei villa owned by Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Rogers of New York. Hosts plan to break the monotony of her solitude with private activities, and she is unlikely to be seen abroad during this two week period.
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Cannes
France
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Fire destroys Galion plant and burns burial vault
A morning fire in Galion Ohio leveled the Protection Burial Vault plant after flames raged from 2:30 to 7 A.M. A wall collapse ruined a restaurant kitchen. About 150 workers were idled, with rebuilding to start immediately.
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Galion
Cohen
Resettlement Admin Reports Ohio Land Purchases and Aid
The Resettlement Administration reported that through November 1 it purchased 35,367 acres of substandard Ohio land, issued loans totaling 1,850,764 dollars to 5,036 families, and provided grants amounting to 449,629 dollars to 8,735 families.
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Washington
The
Resettlement Administration
Ohio
Fog and Smoke Shroud Cincinnati Commuters
Dense fog and smoke blanketed Cincinnati as workers faced blotted green traffic lights beyond a half block, delaying morning commutes and complicating travel in the city.
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Cincinnati
Ohio House debates sales tax split in 60-40 plan
Ohio's 66 million dollar revenue program faces partisan lines as the House taxation committee narrowly endorses a 60-40 split of sales tax funds between schools and local governments after deducting administration and relief items. The panel then recommends the reenactment bill to the House with a 27.5 million dollar school allocation.
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Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
House
Roosevelt Returns to White House Sets Second Term Plans
President Roosevelt comes back from Buenos Aires with high hopes for the Inter American Peace Conference and begins arranging his second term agenda. He will oversee conferences on the congressional program the new budget and potential cabinet changes as part of a pre Christmas schedule. Before work he attends funeral services in the East Room for his bodyguard August Gennerich who died unexpectedly in Buenos Aires.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
White House
Gus” Gennerich
Dayton tax official held for grand jury action
E. J. Menker former Dayton State Tax Division cashier was held to the grand jury under $7500 bond on charges of embezzling 13309 in tax receipts. He waived preliminary examination and admitted spending 350 and burning 550 of cash taken from the sales tax vault. More than 3000 dollars was later recovered from a roadside cache near El Dorado in Preble County.
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Dayton, O
E. J. Menker
Dayton
State Tax Division
Kloos
Menker
el Dorado
Preble County
Adelphi Bank President George B. Armstrong Dies
George B. Armstrong age 85, longtime Adelphi Banking Co. president, died after a week long illness at his Laurelville area home. He leaves four sons Curtis, Chas L, G H, and O B and four daughters Jennie Bookwalter, Mary L Birger, Hazel Macklin, and Florence Baker plus 19 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral at Adelphi M E Church Friday at 2 P M with burial at Green Summit.
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George B. Armstrong
Adelphi Banking Co
Laurelville
Hockings
Pickaway Counties
Chas. L
G. H
Curtis
Birmingham
Ala
O. B
Adelphi
Jennie Bookwalter
Hilliards
Mary L. Birger
Columbus
Hazel’ Macklin
Florence Baker
Hallsville
Eumereanen
Puneral Urinie
Adelphi M. E
Green Summit
H. E. Defenbaugh and Son
Pioneer aviator aids inauguration dayton opening airport
Dayton postal officials expect about 10 000 letters to be carried on the inaugural air mail flight tomorrow for Dayton’s airport dedication at Vandalia. Only a small portion will bear Orville Wright signature as the co inventor of the aeroplane. A transcontinental airline will launch service to and from Dayton on Thursday in connection with the airport ceremony.
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Dayton
Orville Wright
TWA
Vandalia
Glass Industry Grinds To Standstill As Walkouts Spread
The flat glass industry nearly halted as Libbey-Owens-Ford and Pittsburgh Plate Glass strike actions spread. About 13 000 workers idle nationwide with unions pressing for higher wages and a closed shop. Libbey-Owens-Ford employs 4 300 in Toledo Ohio where walkouts began, plus sympathy strikes in Ottawa Illinois and plants in Charleston West Virginia and Shreveport Louisiana.
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Toledo
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Federation of
Charleston
W. Va
Shreveport
Ottawa, Ill
Pacific coast maritime strike nears tentative accord
San Francisco AP report says ship owners and seagoing unions reach a tentative accord on hiring halls and penalties for violating working agreements. Negotiations focus today on wages and working conditions to end the 48 day Pacific coast strike led by Sailors' Union head Harry Lundeberg.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Harry Lundeberg
Sailors’ Union
Madrid Lines Still Intact As Bombers Fire On Suburbs
Twenty insurgent bombing planes scorched thickly populated sections of suburban Madrid and its outskirts. Government positions remained intact after dawn-to-dusk fighting west of Madrid, while rifle and machine gun fire rattled Valdemorillo Retamares and near the Rubio Medical Institute in Moncloa. Many homes were razed near the north railroad station.
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Madrid
Valdemorillo
Retamares
Rubio Medical Institute
Moncola
Pope Pius XI Wakes After Restless Night
In Vatican City Pope Pius XI, 79, woke after an uncomfortable night following a relapse from the illness that has kept him bedridden for 11 days. He remained steadfast in treating his condition as a temporary effect of his ailment.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Royal family in London plagued by common colds
Three members of the British royal family were ill with colds today. Queen Elizabeth was reported going along very well. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester also were reported to have mild attacks of influenza.
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London
Elizabeth
Duke
Duchess of
Gloucester
Ohio's Youngest Deputy Sheriff
Jack Farbeann an 11 year old boy in Hocking County is sworn as an honorary deputy by Clerk Charles Achauer, with his gold plated badge drawing local envy. The report ties to unofficial Chinese government actions about Chiang Kai-Shek, detailing a rumored punitive expedition toward Sianfu and Shensi amid unrest in China.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Executive Yuan
Nanking
State of
Ohio
Jack Farbeann
Hocking County
Joe Farbeann
Jack
Charles Achauer
Sianfu
Shensi
Chang Hsueh-Liang
China
Chiang
Tokyo
Laurelville farmer Nelson Bigham dies of heart attack
Nelson J. Bigham, 70, longtime Laurel Township farmer and Hocking County native, was found dead at his home after a night heart attack. He leaves 10 children, 47 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren, and a sister Elizabeth Roop. Funeral set for Thursday at Fairview Church with burial in the adjoining cemetery by H. Eb Defenbaugh and Sons of Tarlton.
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Nelson J. Bigham
Laurel Township
Hocking County
Dora Wilson
Corwin Bigham
Laurelville
Curtis Bigham
Rockbridge
Lee Bigham
Abraham Bigham
Mt. Perry
Minnie Jackson
Sugar Grove
Fred Bigham
Benjamin Bigham
Michigan
Grace Azbell
Florida
Elizabeth Wilson
Elizabeth Roop
Fairview Church
H. EB. Defenbaugh and Sons
Tarlton
Fire destroys Kramer Goe bel Furniture plant
Evansville officers estimate the Kramer Goe bel Furniture Company plant fire caused losses likely over 100000. Firefighters fought the blaze last night as investigators assessed total damage and cause remained undetermined.
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Evansville
Ind
Kramer Goebel Furniture Company
Mummified Woman Found In Sacks Puzzles New Jersey Police
In Wildwood New Jersey on December 16 police concluded the woman found in two potato sacks along Dias Creek was mummified not burned. Authorities said she was not shot stabbed or strangled and had likely died two to five months earlier in a very hot dry place possibly an attic. Dr Martland noted the corpse had mummified after a long period.
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Wildwood
N. J
Dias Creek
Martland
Regent Urges Frank Ouster in Wisconsin Board
Madison, Wis this December 16 AP Harold M Wilkie president of the board of regents urged retirement of University of Wisconsin president Glenn Frank. He said he could not vote for renewal of Dr Frank s contract next June and asked the board decide his future status collectively.
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Madison
Wis
Harold M. Wilkie
Board of Regents
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Wilkie
Regents
Dr. Frank
Stevenson Rites In Lancaster Today
Funeral services were held in Lancaster for Trafford Stevenson, 55, Saginaw Mich., manager for National Supply Co in Michigan district. He died Sunday in Lancaster Hospital from injuries in an auto collision on December 8. Stevenson was known in Hocking County for many years in the oil well supply business. Logan attendees included Phil Tschappat and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Friend.
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Lancaster
Trafford Stevenson
Saginaw
Mich
National Supply Co
Michigan
Stevenson
Hocking County
Logan
Phil Tschappat
Roger Friend
U S Plan For Inter American Peace Conference
The United States proposes consultation among the American republics if peace is threatened, a plan described as epochal by Secretary of State Cordell Hull. The measure passed a committee and gained unanimous sponsorship from all 21 republics at the Inter American Peace Conference in Buenos Aires on December 16.
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Buenos Aires
United States
Cordell Hull
Hewitt Conspiracy Case Dropped Over Unwilling Witness
District Attorney Matthew Brady said the conspiracy to commit mayhem case against Mrs. Maryon Cooper Hewitt will be dropped after her daughter Ann Cooper Hewitt refused to testify. The daughter would not appear against her mother, leading to the decision to forgo prosecution and return from New Jersey.
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San Francisco
Maryon Cooper Hewitt
New Jersey
Matthew Brady
Ann Cooper Hewitt
Medway constable found guilty in 50 chicken theft case
A common pleas court jury in Xenia Ohio convicted Albert Johnson, 27, of burglary and larceny in a theft of 50 chickens. Judge R L Gowdy deferred sentence.
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Xenia, O
Common Pleas Court
Albert Johnson
Medway
R. L.gowdy
Wasatch Range Holds Fate of Missing Liner
In rain and fog a Western Air Express liner vanishes near Alpine Utah as searchers trek the slopes north of Alpine. Fifteen mounted men, Brigham Young University students, and others scour rough terrain while word hints a plane was heard nearby. Passengers include Mr and Mrs John Wolfe of Chicago and H W Edwards of Minneapolis.
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Alpine
Brigham Y
Provo
S. J. Samson
Utah
Milford
Seana
Los Angeles
John Wolfe
Chicago
H. W. Edwards
Minneapolis
C. Christopher
Dweight
Til
Wolfe
San Diego
Hazel Stryker
Seattle
Scout Training Course Moves to Foster Home
Meet tonight as the local Boy Scouts training course shifts sessions to D. Foster at 590 East Main Street. All future meetings will be held weekly at Foster's home starting tonight.
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D. Foster
E. Main St
Free Logan Charity Party welcomes county youngsters
Chakeres Logan Charity Party at Logan Theatre this Saturday from 10 to noon offers free admission for all youngsters. Bring a non perishable food item to the Logan Daily News office between 9 AM and 5 PM to receive tickets. Entertainment includes a western, comedies, and short subjects donated by film companies. Santa is expected, with proceeds aiding a good cause.
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Hocking County
Chakeres Logan
Logan Theatre
Logan Daily News
Chakeres Organization
Kiwanis Name James Barker Distribution Chairman
Logan Kiwanis last night named James Barker to head the distribution committee. People wishing to donate food clothing or toys to a worthy may bring items to the Logan Daily News office or Kiwanis headquarters. Telephone contact is listed as 6.
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James Barker
Logan Daily News
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