Solons Grapple With Ohio Poor Relief Deadlock
In Columbus Ohio June 2 AP legislative leaders and Gov Daveys aides met with Speaker Frank Aible to clear up confusion as relief bills are sent back to committees. The special session stalls with divisions on form of relief program and possible temporary funding of 2 million dollars by the state control board under debate.
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Columbus
Frank Aible
House
Martin L. Davey
Aible
State Control Board
Cleveland relief machinery under fire in evaluator report
A state examiner's report harshly criticizes Cleveland's poor relief administration as lax and wasteful. It cites inadequate city council funding, failure to keep proper records, and dominance by social workers and their union. The chief examiner warns of a powerful bureaucracy built to secure job tenure.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Joseph T. Ferguson
Gale B. Clymer
President Roosevelt Urges Naval Academy Graduates to Seek Broad Knowledge
President Roosevelt told the Naval Academy graduating midshipmen at Annapolis on June 2 to gain a well rounded understanding of modern civilization along with their naval training. He stressed that this applies to world thought and problems, with special emphasis on the United States.
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Annapolis
Roosevelt
Naval Academy
New Lexington Daily News Sold to Huff Brothers
The New Lexington Daily News announced its sale to Huff Brothers of Monon Indiana by W J and Wayne W Galvin of Wilmington. The Daily News was established by the Galvin brothers three years ago.
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New Lexington, O
New Lexington Daily News
Gay
Huff Brothers
Monon
Ind
W. J
Wayne W. Galvin
Wilmington
The
Daily News
Galvins
G Men Call On Posses To Help Solve Kidnaping
Princeton Florida June 2 AP J Edgar Hoover heads the FBI chase in the James Bailey Cash Jr kidnaping case as a vast posse fanned out in rain aided by small boats divers and police radio cars Hundreds of men in uniform and hunting attire sought the kidnappers who took $10 000 ransom and left the boy at risk authorities pressed on with searches and questioning including M F Braxton a local neighbor.
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M. F. Braxton
G-Men
Miami
Fla
James Bailey Cash
Jimmy Cash
G-Man
Princeton
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Young Cash
FBI
Cash
Graduates Rise to 1.42 Million Nationwide
The office of education reports a record 1,420,000 high school and college graduates this year. Officials announced the figures on June 2, noting increases across public and private institutions and highlighting gains in several regions.
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Washington
Office of Education
Japs Probe U S Complaint On Rights In China
Tokyo says a commission will be sent at once to China to investigate Washington's protest over interference with American rights in Japanese held areas. Seijiro Yoshizawa, head of the American section of Japan's foreign office, promised swift return of American missionaries and businessmen to their posts.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
China
Washington
Foreign Office
Seijiro Yoshizawa
Davey files petitions for Ohio governor race
Gov. Martin L. Davey submitted petitions with the secretary of state to seek the Democratic nomination for governor. He faces Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati in a bid for a third term. Davey’s petitions carried 12,000 signatures and his office noted limited signatures due to extraordinary demands on his time.
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Columbus. O
Martin L. Davey
Secretary of State Today
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Davey
Professors to Submit Highway Inquiry Report July 1
Chairman Clyde T Morris states a seven month probe of the State Highway Department will be delivered to Governor Martin J Davey by July. The board will present an original copy with 500 bound copies for distribution and a 500 page volume. Salaries of 50 dollars daily plus expenses are set for members who have met weekly since last October. Senator Ralph Seidner urges public release of findings as soon as possible.
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Columbus
Clyde T. Morris
State Highway Department
Morris
Ralph Seidner
D-Mahoning
Ohio Senate
Seidner
Senate
Solons Rush to Aid Townsend Plan in Ohio Senate
Ohio senators watch a race between two upper-chamber members for No 1 advocate of the Townsend $200 a month old age pension plan. Sen Myers has promoted Townsend in speeches and resolutions while Sen McCluskey filed a resolution urging Congress to amend the constitution to enact the plan. Dr Townsend urged lawmakers to use taxation to build wealth rather than destroy it.
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Columbus
Ohio
Townsend Club
Senate Chamber
Francis E. Townsend
John F. Myers
D-Stark
Townsend
Senate
Bernard J. McCluskey
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau Says No New Money June
Secretary Morgenthau announced in Washington that the treasury will borrow no new money in its June 15 financing operations. No additional funds will be sought this month as the government manages debt through existing resources.
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Washington
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Three Laurelville youths in federal mail theft case
Laurelville youths Carl Thompson Ray Tisdale and Bemen Tisdale will be taken to Columbus for federal court arraignment after admitting thefts of WPA workers checks from rural boxes. Sheriff Joe Farbearn said about six checks were stolen on May 20 and earlier. two others questioned were not implicated.
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Laurelville
WPA
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
Carl Thompson
Ray Tisdale
Bemen
Fox Road
John Murphy
U. S. Secret Service
R. C. Alexander
Athens
Thompson
East St. Louis
Bennen Tisdale
Circleville
Daniel
Ben
Lemuel McNichols
George Hartshorn
Bread Shortage Hits Pittsburgh as Truck Strike Spreads
Bread supply dwindles in the Pittsburgh area as 1,400 bakery truck drivers strike, cooling ovens at 35 major bakers. Inside workers idle, AFL leaders predict sympathy walkouts. Picket lines form on main highways, clashes injure two men, and damage is reported to a Kaplan Trucking Co vehicle.
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Pittsburgh
American Federation of Labor
Bakery
Kaplan Trucking Company of
Cleveland
Former Logan Resident Dies at Grant Hospital
Funeral arrangements were set for Martha Wright Hayes 30 wife of Woodrow Hayes Columbus. She died at 12 10 A M after an operation May 22 following years of ill health. Survived by husband three children Jean and Marcia Beshara Logan Jack Beshara Columbus father Charles J Wright Logan mother Amna Wright Columbus two sisters Thelma Corrigan and William McLaughlin Logan and one brother Robert Wright Nelsonville. Body to Woodard funeral home for prep. Hayes had visited Logan recently.
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Woodrow Hayes
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Hayes
Logan
Columbus Dental Supply Company
Jean
Marcia Beshara
Jack Beshara
Charles J. Wright
Amna Wright
Thelma Corrigan
William McLaughlin
Robert Wright
Nelsonville
Woodard Funeral Home
Mrs. Hayes
Court Ruling To Affect Pork Sale
Armour & Company and Toledo market proprietor Burmeister warned that a Supreme Court review of a $16,666 damages judgment could end fresh pork sales in Ohio if Kneiss’s trichinosis claim is upheld. Kneiss alleged parasite infection from pork sausage. Burmeister and Armour argued pork may contain trichina. Lower courts affirmed the verdict.
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Armour & Company
Charles J. Burmeister
Toledo
Ohio Supreme Court
George E. Kneiss
Kneiss
Burmeister and Armour
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Psychiatrists Quiz 15 year old Slayer
Grief-stricken parents bid farewell at funeral services for Shirley Ann Woodburn as Lindberg Heist, 15, faces murder charges. Cincinnati doctors and juvenile experts discuss the case with Prosecutor Dudley Miller Outcast. Heist, in juvenile custody, considers future, jotting notes for possible inventions while authorities weigh legal options and potential confinement.
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Cincinnati
Shirley Ann Woodburn
Lindberg Heist
William Ravine
Charles W. Hoffman
Student of Human Relations
Emerson North
C. H. Calhoun
Bureau of Juvenile Research of
Columbus
Dudley Miller
Shirley Ann
Levine boy decapitation theory revised by medical examiner
NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y., June 2 AP Dr Amos O Squire Westchester County medical examiner said he is convinced kidnappers decapitated 12 year old Peter Levine before dumping his body into Long Island Sound. He noted a review of 1 200 drowning cases found no natural cause for head detachment after three months immersion. The wire bound torso drifted ashore last Sunday.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Amos O. Squire
Westchester County
Peter Levine
Long Island Sound
Squire
13 Oil Companies Fined 360000 in Midwest Gas Margin Case
Federal Judge Patrick T. Stone at Madison on June 2 assessed fines of 360000 and 25000 costs against 13 major oil companies and 11 officials for illegally fixing margins for independent gasoline suppliers in the Midwest. Defendants pled nolo contendere and accept penalties without trial. Eight other companies and an equal number of officials refused nolo contendere and face trial September 23.
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Madison
Wis
Patrick T. Stone
Midwest
Stone
British aims in Spain spark push for peace conference
London seeks a Spanish ceasefire through a conference pairing Franco and the Republic as Chamberlain also presses Czechoslovakia issues. Britain, Italy, Germany and France ponder a four power security pact while Soviet Russia shifts to back withdrawal of foreign troops from Spain. Unity Freeman-Mitford’s detention in Czechoslovakia adds to rising frictions with Germany.
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Russia
Spain
Chamberlain
Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Germany
France
Britain
Hitler
Unity Freeman-Mitford
Lord Redesdale
England
Outline of FDRs wage hour bill plan outlined
Four Senate members said a committee drafting compromise wage hour legislation would welcome an outline of the exact bill President Roosevelt desires. Senator Thomas noted the panel would not resent such an expression though no public statement was expected. The exchange followed private criticism of the tax revision letter to conferees.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Thomas
Utah
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