Relief as Rain and Aid Renew Hope in Drought Areas
Drought battered regions welcomed rain while government programs expand relief. Wallace authorized up to 1,000,000 cattle removals from burned-out ranges. WPA plans for 50,000 farmers. drought assistance estimated for 100,000 northwest families. Wheat prices jump amid market surge. floods in San Antonio cause damage and deaths.
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Duluth
Wallace
ST. Paul
Works Progress
Minnesota
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Mississippi Valley
Ewashington
Northwest
Chicago
Atlanta
San Antonio
Great Lakes
Washington
AAA
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Atlantic
Minneapolis
United States
Canada
Condition of Banks Sought
The States Department of Banks issued a call for the condition of Ohio banks as of June 30. The comptroller of the currency is required by law to report on the banks' condition and will issue two more calls. The report is to cover the financial status and stability of institutions under supervision.
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Mandeeas Sonali
H. Luke
Iks
Columbus
States Department of Banks
Ohio
Comptroller of
Funeral Home Opens On West Hunter Street
The Roberts Funeral Home started operations this morning at 60 W. Hunter St with a formal opening planned later, owner-manager Francis R. Roberts said.
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Roberts Funeral Home
W. Hunter St
Francis R. Roberts
Believe Steel Row Will Heal A. F. L. Dispute
In Washington July 3 AP informed sources say the bitter conflict within the American Federation of Labor may end as a steel and iron industry unionization drive gains momentum. A compromise between John L. Lewis and the craft-union faction is considered possible to present a united front against steel employers.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
John L. Levis
A. F. of L
Akron Riot Trial Moves Ahead After Hung Jury
Municipal Judge Stephen C. we prepped today for trial of more Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company workers on riot charges after a jury was hopelessly split six to six on James W. Jones following 16 ballots. Judge Golopy said remaining cases would be heard soon.
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Akron
Stephen C
Goodyear Tire
James W. Jones
Golopy
Twin Lives 30 Hours Joined To Dead Sister
Medford Massachusetts July 3 AP a baby girl Siamese twin who lived nearly 30 hours attached to the body of her dead sister died this morning Dr John B Vernaglia 31-year old physician had been preparing for a delicate operation to separate joined skulls The twins were born Wednesday night to Mrs Diego Fiorenzo the mother of two normal children The larger twin weighing seven pounds died a few hours after birth Heads Are Joined a three and a half inch bony growth joined the backs of their heads and he was uncertain whether brain tissue was connected The mother unaware she had given birth to twins was told she should not be told
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Medford
Mass
John B. Vernaglia
Diego Fiorenzo
Relief rolls in Hocking County drop in June 1936
Relief rolls fell to 1191 in June down from 1305 in May. Family cases 311 and non family 55. WPA employment rose to 929 workers with 71 women, plus 25 absent workers eligible for employment. Nearly one-fourth of the county on relief.
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Hocking County
Frank Brown
WPA
Mrs George Wallace Admitted to St Francis Hospital
Mrs George Wallace of Webb Summit was admitted to St Francis Hospital in Columbus yesterday for treatment and a possible operation.
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George Wallace
Webb Summit
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Newsman Shoots Self At League Gathering
A Prague newspaper representative Stef Lux shot himself during a league assembly causing panic among delegates. Lux, Jewish, left a note aiming to draw attention to his plight and claimed his briefcase held important papers. Dr. Augusto Vasconcellos treated him and authorities examined the contents.
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Newsman
Self
Stefan Lux
Praha
Lux
Injunction Halts Bonds for Sandusky Light Plant
A temporary injunction stopped Sandusky city from selling bonds to fund a $1 400 000 municipal light plant. Judge E H Savard issued the order on a complaint by C B Wilcox district manager of the Ohio Fire Service Co against City Solicitor William Dideliis citing noncompliance with the city charter.
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Sandusky
City Commission
Common Pleas
E. H. Savard
C. B. Wilcox
William Dideliis
Wilcox
Ohio Iire Service Company
Farley plans stay in dark as leaders discuss 2 million effort
Washington July 3 AP The New Deal shelved Farley resignation while shaping a 2 million campaign to re elect Roosevelt. Big Jim Farley refused to confirm any decision, stating no announcement was planned for now. He and Roosevelt then prepared for a Virginia trip to Shenandoah National Park dedication.
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Washington
The
New Deal
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Big Jim
Farley
Post Office Department
Virginia
Charles Michelson
Democratic Party
Shenandoah National Park
Blue Ridge Mountains
Democratic platform plagiarized claims stir Chicago dinner
John D. M. Hamilton Republican national chairman accused 1936 Democratic platform writers of copying planks on opposition to monopoly budget balance and civil service from the Republican platform. He spoke at a dinner in Chicago hosted by the Illinois Republican finance committee as the ink on the rival convention’s platform dried.
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Chicago
John D. M. Hamilton
Illinois Republican Finance Committee
Ohio Relief Cases Decline In Ten Counties
Relief cases in Ohio’s ten most populous counties fell from 178,439 to 74,298 in the four weeks ending May 30. WPA officials said only Trumbull County saw a rise, Butler stayed steady, and the other eight counties declined. The figures cover state and county relief aid not including federal work relief.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
Works Progress Administration
Trumbull County
Butler
Rate reductions save Ohio utility customers
E. J. Hopple chairman of the Ohio Utilities Commission said voluntary rate reductions by privately operated companies during April May and June saved patrons $679 524. He noted the savings amounted to about 50 cents per customer per month.
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Columbus
E. J. Hopple
Ohio Utilities Commission
Fatal collision claims 73 year old man in Harlem Ohio
William H. Adams aged 73 was killed in an automobile collision yesterday. His wife Amy age 68 sustained a broken arm and possible internal injuries. They resided in Harlem, Ohio in Delaware county.
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William H. Adams
Amy
Harlem
Delaware County
Seek Cabaret Hostess In Death Of Blond Torch Singer
Chicago detectives hunted a brunette cabaret hostess in connection with the vengeance slaying of a platinum blond night club songstress. The case emerged as investigators probed motives and possible accomplices in the fatal shooting at the club.
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Chicago
Foster Heads School Board In Hocking County
Dr. Howard T. Foster of Laurelville was elected president of the Hocking County Board of Education for the rest of the year, succeeding William Cherry who resigned earlier. C. S. Matheny of Haydenville was named vice president, and O. H. Bryan of Union Furnace joined as a new member. The board discussed redistricting plans urged by the State Department of Education, proposing districts that would merge Murray City with East Ward Township and West Ward with Green Township, with the largest district including multiple townships.
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Howard T. Foster
Laurelville
Hocking County
State Department of Education
Murray City
East Ward Township
West Ward Township
Green Township
Night club hostess sought in Audrey Vallette slaying
Chicago report says Ruth Freed 35, sought for questioning in the murder of Audrey Vallette 31. Capt Andrew Barry led a wide hunt after a photograph linked a slender woman to the scene near a north side hotel. A show girl friend implicated Freed's husband Edward, manager of a resort called the Nut House, as a motive.
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Freed
Audrey Valette
The
Daily Times
Ruth Freed
Andrew Barry
Near North Side
Audrey Vallette
Harold Knox
Glorious Fourth Quiet Day in Logan Planned
Logan plans a quiet Fourth with Logan Day at Red Bird stadium in Columbus a double bill with Toledo. Race fans head to Lancaster for the opening of a 13 day running race meeting at the fairgrounds. A Hole-in-One Tournament at Hocking Valley Golf Club is offered. Logan theatres and stores adjust hours with liquor store open late. Red Cross campaigns to reduce fireworks injuries. Parents warned as Fourth injuries rise. Monday Daily News top story likely on weekend traffic crashes.
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Red Bird Stadium
Columbus
Toledo
Lancaster
Fairgrounds
Hocking Valley Golf Club
Logan Theatres
Logan
Red Cross
The
Daily News
France calls regional pacts under League supervision
In Geneva France urged a reinforced regional pact system supervised by the League of Nations to guarantee peace with swift armed punishment for aggressors. Yvon Delbos proposed new treaties and stronger punitive articles while retaining core covenant elements. Portugal’s Jayme Fonseca Monteiro warned that lifting sanctions undermines the covenant.
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Geneva
France
League of Nations
Yvon Delbos
Assembly of
The
League
Delbos
Jayme Fonseca Monteiro
Portugal
Baldwin signals possible resignation next month
London July 3 AP Prime minister Stanley Baldwin refused to rule out retirement next month. Friends expect him to leave office when Parliament adjourns around August 1 after defending government policy upon his return from the country. He warned large defense outlays risk ruin if prolonged but hoped reductions could be discussed later.
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Rumor Baldwin
London
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Great Britain
League of Nations
Mrs Bertha Beery to Be Buried in Logan
Mrs Bertha Jane Beery 46 died after illness at her home four miles north of Lancaster. Survived by husband Arch Beery three sons Clyde and Floyd at home and one sister Mrs Zelma Mason Logan. Funeral Sunday 2 pm from the residence Rev Paul Graf officiating burial at Logan.
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Bertha Jane Beery
Lancaster
Arch Beery
Clyde
Floyd
Zelma Mason
Logan
Paul Graf
Aged Woman Dies at Home in Logan
In ill health for some time Erma Bell, 70, died at her Bowen Street home at 1 30 p m today. She leaves a daughter Mrs Redd Logan a brother Hell also of Logan and a Mrs A J Cotton The body was not yet prepared for burial.
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Bell
Bowen St
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