Slaying Suspect Found Insane in Ohio Case
Alexander Manoff, 23, charged with the sex slaying of 19 year old Louise Hornbeck in Grafton on Oct 18, was found insane by a three judge court in Elyria. He was ordered committed to Lima State Hospital until he is declared sane and returned for trial. Dr Arthur G Hyde testified the youth is insane and mentally irresponsible.
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Elyria
Alexander Manoff
Louise Hornbeck
Grafton
Lima State Hospital
D. A. Cook
Manoff
West Homestead
Lima Institution
Arthur G. Hyde
Massillon State Hospital
Treasury to extend silver purchases from Canada China Mexico
Secretary Morgen thau announced the treasury will continue buying silver from Canada China and Mexico at least through January.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Treasury
Canada
China
Mexico
Alfred E. Smith Marks 64th Birthday in New York
Former Gov. Alfred E. Smith observes his 64th birthday in New York on December 30 as reported by AP. The article notes his long public career and ongoing influence in state politics.
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AL Smith
New York
Alfred EB. Smith
U S Refugees Disembark at Shanghai Dock
The U S Gunboat Sacramento docked in Shanghai and discharged twenty two American civilians and several nurses and dependents. A second group of Ta lued refugees from Tsingtao headed to Shanghai aboard the Shuntien as U S ships prepared to evacuate remaining Americans.
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Shantung
Tsingtao
North China
Tainan
Taian
China
Tai Shan
U. S
Sacramento
Brooke Named C&O President In Van Sweringen Era
George D. Brooke aged 59 was named president of the Chesapeake & Ohio railway in Cleveland. The selection succeeds the late Wm J Harahan and signals a broader executive shift under Rob ert R Young and associates with possible moves to Brooke's prior roles at the Nickel Plate and Pere Marquette lines.
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Cleveland
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
George D. Brooke
Brooke
Wm. J. Harahan
Egypt faces crisis as Farouk reshapes government
Cairo reports a political shock as King Farouk dismisses Premier Mustapha Nahas Pasha and names Mohamed Mahmoud to form a new government, signaling a major leadership shift in the 20 month reign.
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Cairo
Egypt
Farouk
Mustapha Nahas Pasha
Mohamed Mahmoud
Graft probes fire questions at job holder in Ohio case
In Columbus Ohio December 30 AP testimony before the senate graft investigating committee targets state liquor department employee Joseph Maiden Jr who ran Lorain county campaign offices for Gov Martin L Davey while allegedly submitting fraudulent hotel bills for August to November 1936 The committee explores raised receipts altered sums and signatures while Canton hotel operators deny vouchers authenticity. Governor Davey urges a wide sweeping inquiry to be heard by a joint session broadcast statewide.
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Columbus
State Liquor Department
Lorain County
Martin L. Davey
Senate
Joseph Maiden
Canton
William L. Brett
Lyman
Thomas J. Jakson
James Metzenbaum
Alphonso N. Merritt
Edna. L. Kuhlman
Lorain
Antlers
Maiden
Davey
Metzenbaum
Assembly
Ladybird Attack Called Mistake by Japan
Japan told Britain that attacks on the gunboat Ladybird and other British ships in China waters were a mistake. Tokyo said it has punished officers responsible and ordered new measures to ensure greatest care to avoid harming British or other nationals.
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London
Japan
Britain
China
Hunting tags On Sale For Nim Rods In Hocking County
The office of Don Featherer Hocking County clerk of Courts announced hunting tags required to be worn on backs after December 31 are now on sale at the county office.
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Don Feather
Hocking County Clerk of
Plane crash victims linked to fog toll at Lake Erie
Search resumed for Delbert Watkins of New Plymouth and Albert Anderson of Sandusky after an Erie Isles Airways plane crashed into Lake Erie near Put in Bay killing three aboard. Nancy Howard of Lexington Ky. was recovered. pilot William Somogy improved after shock. Autopsy to determine cause of death for Mrs Howard.
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Fort Clinton
Delbert Watkins
New Plymouth
Albert Anderson
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Put- In-Bay
Nancy Howard
Lexington
William Somogy
Lorain
Somogy
The
Erie Isles Airways, Inc
Henry Fox
Merchants to fete first baby of 1938
Logan merchants plan a gift shower for Hocking County’s first baby of 1938 with parents sharing in the celebration. The winner will be announced January 6 in the Logan Daily News, with priority given to twins or multiples if born after midnight.
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Logan
Hocking County
Elden Sufflebean
Mgr
Ed Stufflebean
Dorr
Winnah
Logan Daily News
Property List Appears Today in Hocking County
A long awaited delinquent property tax list was published in Hocking County under the Yoder Bill. Foreclosures will begin January 6 in Common Pleas Court as back taxes total about $178 635 on nearly a thousand parcels. Logan companies are delayed by court rulings and cannot be listed until legal actions end.
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Hocking County
Common Pleas Court
Whittemore
Logan
Logan Clay Products Co
Logan Manufacturing Co
Boy 13 Held On Paternity Charge In Indiana
In Linton Indiana on December 30 AP report the case of a 12-year-old girl and a 13-year-old boy the unmarried parents of a ten and a half pound baby born Tuesday was before Circuit Judge J Raymond Powell. The boy Thomas H Chapman appeared in court as the girl's parents accuse him of fathering the child. Judge Powell took the case under advisement after hearing evidence.
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Linton
Ind
J. Raymond Powell
Thomas H. Chapman
Powell
Author Frank Spearman Dies at 78 in Hollywood
Hollywood obituary notes writer Frank H. Spearman aged 78, author of Whispering Smith and other tales, died last night. The AP report records his death on December 30.
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Hollywood
Frank H. Spearman
France Faces New Wave of Walkouts Across Industry
Paris reports a fresh round of strikes in northern France as coal miners at Anzin near Valenciennes protest dismissals, risking spread to 16 000 miners. Government pressure by Premier Chautemps prompts settlement in Paris while Labor Minister Ferrier negotiates food trucks and warehouses strikes, plus Rouen sailors' impact on 35 ships.
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Paris
France
Anzin
Valenciennes
Camille Chautemps
People’s Front
Andre Ferrier
Goodrich Rubber Company
Rouen
Government Investigating Slaying Aboard California Yacht
Coast Guard vessel Perseus towed the disabled schooner Aaffe toward Los Anales after finding the yacht and six survivors. Dwight L. Faulding the 49 year old Santa Barbara hotel operator owner of the Aaffe was killed. Investigators led by agent W H Osborne left San Diego to join the probe as two amphibian planes searched the scene 190 miles off the Mexican coast.
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California
San Pedro
Calif
Coast Guard
Perseus
Aaffe
Los An
W. H. Osborne
San Diego
Dwight L. Faulding
Santa Barbara
Faulding Searched For Mysterious Jack Morgan Boat Charter
Faulding arranged a trip with a man who called himself Jack Morgan a naval reserve ensign seeking to charter a boat. The coast guard list of passengers did not mention Morgan and unverified reports said the disabled yacht was shaken.
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Faulding
Jack Morgan
Naval Reserve
Coast Guard
Roosevelt preps annual message amid business strike tone
President Roosevelt set to outline New Deal policy as Attorney General Jackson denounces big business with a general strike frame. Secretary Ickes to echo themes on NBC at 9 p.m. EST while Congress reacts with mixed views on the administration's stance and potential concessions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Philadelphia
Robert H. Jackson
NBC
Ickes
Southern Democrats Plan Budget Balancing Proposal
A bloc of 10 Southern Democratic representatives drafts a detailed budget-balancing plan to cut federal outlays. They aim to report each member’s proposed appropriation before the president’s budget message next week and consider drastic cuts to WPA PWA and federal highway aid. They discuss replacing relief programs with a $500 million annual appropriation for food and clothing for the needy, replacing the current $1.5 billion relief budget.
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Washington
Vest
Congress
Works Progress Administration
Public Works Administration
Cleveland Parole Probe Expands as Ex-Convicts Questioned
Cleveland detectives questioned scores of former prisoners released by the state parole board in connection with a Columbus grand jury investigation of parole irregularities. Assistant county prosecutor John P. Butler said some information is valuable while Attorney General Herbert Duffy urged cooperation to avoid unnecessary grand jury costs.
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State Parole Board
John P. Butler
Columbus
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