Nine Family Die in Ohio Train Auto Crash
A Hamilton disaster claimed nine relatives, including five children, in a grade crossing collision that killed 14 in the state over the weekend. Another five died in separate incidents. a lone survivor remained unaware of the deaths as she recovered in hospital. Coroner Edward Cook labeled the crossing unguarded. wreckage stretched 200 feet. Group burial plans were set for Mrs. Seward and Schweitzer family members, plus Mrs. Wogan and others. A dog was found dead at the scene.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Edward E. Cook
Butler County
Patricia Ann Jenewein
Drucilla Jenewein
Walter Seward
Norman Schweitger
Seward
Charlotte Anne
Edward A
Schweitzers
David Wogan
Newcastle
Milk Blockade Threatens City in Missisissippi
National guardsmen patrolled highways near Brookhaven as violence flared in a milk blockade attempt around New Orleans. Seventeen men were arrested for fracturing the skull of Peter Rayburn as 600 gallons of milk were dumped from his truck. a rope was placed on guard Felix Turnbow before a rescue. The New Orleans health board reported the crisis was acute and may extend into tonight or Tuesday morning. The strike began last Friday in Kentwood, Louisiana, with dairy farmers seeking about a one cent per quart price increase.
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Brookhaven
Miss
National
New Orleans
Peter Rayburn
Kentwood
Felix Turnbow
Rayburn
J. M. Batchelor
County Jury List To Be Selected In Hocking County
Hocking County Jury Commissioners Ed Turner and Nelson Delong began work to compile a 200 name jury list for the coming court year. Names are drawn from county poll books in proportion to district populations. those on last year’s list may not serve this year. Each name is placed on a card in a jury wheel for grand and petit juries.
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Hocking County
Ed Turner
Nelson Delong
Announce Birth of Son for Mrs Lannig and Family
Mrs Alfred Lannig announces the birth of a son yesterday morning. Both mother and baby are reported in good condition.
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Alfred Lannig
Teen One
PENSION FORMS PREPARED HERE IN HOCKING COUNTY
Under the Federal Security Act all mothers' pension recipients in Hocking County must file a new application. Applications will be accepted in the Probate Court room, Court House, each Thursday and Friday. After repeal the program becomes Aid to Dependent Children, a Division of Public Assistance. New federal security legislation boosts funds for this work in Hocking County to about $12 000.
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Hocking County
Court House
Division of Public Assistance
Bishop Gallagher Not Opposed To Roosevelt
Bishop Michael Gallagher of Detroit said he is not opposed to President Roosevelt or any other presidential candidate. He supported Father Coughlin's right to criticize the Democratic administration and made the remark after a transatlantic telephone call with Detroit.
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Rome
Michael Gallagher
Deroit
Roosevelt
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Heat Flatens Drought Belt As Scattered Clouds Look To Bring Rain
Across the drought ravaged west central states temperatures hit 106 at St. Joseph Mo 108 in Des Moines Iowa and 113 in Fremont Nebraska. The forecast calls for local showers and rain in Iowa with Nebraska also expected to see some precipitation as relief from the heat arrives.
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Chicago
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Iowa
Fremont
Neb
Nebraska
Logan Grapples With 100 Degree Heat Wave Update
The Logan area again sweltered as temperatures rose to 102 degrees in the shade, four below the all time high set two weeks earlier. Residents faced stifling air following a recent heat event, with comfort levels diminished on the latest hot day.
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Logan
Marvin Martin
Dakotas and light rain stretch through Missouri and Minnesota
A weather brief reports light rain across the Dakotas Missouri and Minnesota with portions of Kansas also affected. UK weather continues on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakotas
Missouri
Minnesota
Kansas
Drunken Driver Fined in Columbus City Court
L. L. Toepfner of Columbus was fined 100 dollars and costs by Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald for drunken driving. He was arrested yesterday afternoon on West Hunter Street by Chief of Police Lew Reynolds.
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L. L. Toepfner
Columbus
Kenneth Fitzgerald
West Hunter St
Lew Reynolds
London Budget Draws Fire From Democrats
Delegates to the Ohio League of Young Democratic Clubs return home after two day summer convention in Cleveland. Speakers assail Gov Alf Landon and the Kansas budget balancing while contrasting with Roosevelt era policies and the Kansas spoils system claims.
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Ohio League of Young Democratic Clubs
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
In L. Davey
Youngocrats
Ohio
Robert 8. Campbell, Jr
Wichita
Kan
Landon
Liberty League
Karpis and Fitzgerald Get Life Terms in Hamm Kidnaping
Alvin Karpis and Charles Fitzgerald were sentenced to life in federal prison for the $100 000 William Hamm Jr kidnaping. They pleaded guilty earlier. Karpis said Jack Peifer was innocent of the crime, while Peifer was convicted of a role in the abduction by a federal jury.
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ST. Paul
Alvin Karpis
Charles Fitzgerald
William Hamm, Jr
M. M. Joyce
Karpis
Jack Peifer
Peifer
GOP Support for Davey Seen in Ohio
Charles A. Bracher, former city commissioner and two time GOP gubernatorial hopeful, said he would organize Ohio Republicans to back Gov. Martin L. Davey. He praised Davey as a taxpayers’ friend and urged junking Ed Schorr and Dan Brower leadership. Bracher also faulted Attorney General John W. Bricker for not unifying distressed building and loan firms.
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Dayton
Charles A. Bracher
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Bracher
Republican Party
Ed Schorr
Dan Brower
Bracker
John W. Bricker
Govrnor
War Danger Surpasses 1914, AP Foreign Chief Warns
AP Foreign Service chief warns that the present danger of war exceeds the level seen in 1914. The long-time Europe correspondent notes a volatile situation across major powers and rising tensions that threaten regional stability and global conflict.
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AP Foreign
Fascist Tensions Clock World as War Fears Rise
The report frames fascism's spread from Spain to global tensions across Europe Asia and Africa. Col Charles Lindbergh warns Nazi air power risks stripping armor from nations. Leaders on both Right and Left fear looming conflict amid territorial clashes and ideological divides.
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Associated Press
Froregn
New York
Spain
Europe
Asia
Africa
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Berlin
Two Men Fined for Theft at Mine
Harold Hoskins and Dolphin Fosterling, both of New Straits ville, were fined $25 and costs for petty larceny. Magistrate S B Whitehart imposed the penalties after deputy sheriff Newton Spencer traced six iron wheels stolen from two mine cars at R A Hellyer's mine near Jobs. The wheels were recovered after being sold to a Nelsonville junk yard. The offense occurred last Wednesday night.
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Harold Hoskins
Dolphin Fosterling
New Straitsville
S. B. Whitehart
Newton Spencer
R. A. Hellyer
Jobs
Spencer
Nelsonville
Hellyer
Slain college girl Helen Clevenger clue centers on soft voice
Description of the killer as a man with a soft spoken cultured voice aids Asheville investigators in the murder of 18 year old Helen Clevenger at a fashionable hotel. Boston stenographer and vacationing witness Lydia Everson heard a sharp scream and sounds like glasses falling from the room. Guy Weaver the uncle’s lawyer was released from jail after detention for investigation.
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Clevenger
Frank B. Gilbreth
Associated Press
Asheville, N. C
Helen Clevenger
Laurence E. Brown
Guy Weaver
W. L. Clevenger
Boston
Lydia Everson
Coér
Queen Mary Sets New Trans Atlantic Record
The Queen Mary arrived in New York harbor with a new fastest trans Atlantic voyage time of four days eight hours and 37 minutes. Sir Edgar T. Britten, the ship's commander, confirmed the record surpassing Normandie by three hours five minutes. The 80 000 ton liner anchored off Ambrose Light at 12 15 a m EST and proceeded to quarantine arriving at 4 25 a m.
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New York
New York Harbor
Britain
Atlantic
Normandie
Cherbourg
Ambrose
Edgar T. Britten
Ambrose Light
Quarantine
Drought Pushes Ohio Vegetable Prices Higher Across Cities
A July survey in Columbus shows six staple vegetables up 113 percent from a year ago with cabbage leads at 197 percent higher. Prices rose across Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton and Akron as drought slashed Ohio crops and forced reliance on imported produce. Officials warn prices may rise further if drought persists.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Dayton
Cincinnati
New England
Colorado
Maryland
Akron
Leftists Aid Foreigners in Hasty Exodus From Madrid
Fierce fighting reported near Toledo as loyalists and insurgents clash in the ancient city. Foreign refugees aided by the leftist government flee Madrid toward Alicante aboard a train, while U.S. aides abandon the San Sebastian embassy amid fears of bloodshed. Rebels claim gains near Guadalajara as Madrid faces renewed pressure from northwest and south.
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Madrid
Spain
Alicante
State Department
U. S
Toledo
Priest Talks on Farm Debt at Lemke Rally
Rev. Charles B. Coughlin urged repudiation of farm debts as the only way out if William Lemke fails to win the presidency on the union party ticket. He told farmers at a Lemke homecoming rally that repudiation should occur if debts cannot be upheld, and warned against enforcement. He called for saving the northwest from bankers and drought while arguing farmers face unjust interest on principal during hard times.
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Hankinson
N. D
Charles B. Coughlin
William Lemke
Union Party
Detroit
Lemke
Northwest
Father Coughlin
Falls Board Fills School Vacancies
Two remaining vacancies on the Falls district school faculty were filled Saturday night. Miss Nevada Wyli was chosen to teach first grade at Enterprise and Ma Hull was named teacher at Plate.
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Falls
Nevada Wyli
Enterprise
Ma Hull
Plate
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