Adjournment Hopes Dashed by Wage Hour Deadlock
Washington June 6 AP Congressional leaders abandoned hope of adjournment this week due to the wage hour fight and a delayed $3 723 000 000 relief bill. A joint committee may not meet until Thursday to harmonize House and Senate versions, possibly pushing final action to June 15. AFL's William Green urged a uniform national floor for wages and hours, opposing the Senate plan to create an industry wage board.
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Washington
House
Senate
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
AFL
Federation
Gov Davey to discuss labor on statewide radio
Governor Martin L Davey announced he would address the Akron labor and industrial situation on his Monday night state wide radio program at 7 15 P M The topic will be handled with out gloves according to the governors office Meanwhile opponent Charles Sawyer questioned a Highway Department investigation committee report saying it could be whitewashed before the primary and asked why no report has been issued yet
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Akron
Charles Sawyer
Davey
Highway Department
Sawyer
NLRB Testimony Ruled Admissable in Conspiracy Trial
London Kentucky June 6 AP Federal District Judge Ford ruled NLRB testimony admissible as government evidence in the criminal trial of 44 Harlan County defendants accused of plotting to block coal miners from joining a union. The ruling reversed a ten day old opinion and marks a government victory.
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London
Federal
H. Church Ford
National Labor Relations Board
Harlan Countians
Ford
Distance Plea Involving Three-Year-Old In Spain Deportation
Los Angeles mother Sally Keeler and her three year old son spoke by phone with Secretary Hull in Washington to save Addison Star Keeler, her husband and Harvard graduate captured by insurgents in Spain. He escaped to Scotland facing deportation unless his nationality is set and a $125 repatriation fee paid. She urged an extension of the deportation deadline until funds are available.
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Michael Keeler
Sally Keeler
Los Angeles
Cal
Cordell Hull
Washington
Spain
Keeler
Hull
Former Village Marshal William Thomas Dies at 68
Funeral services are set in Murray City for William Thomas 68 retired coal company superintendent who died Saturday evening at Cherrington Hospital after months of illness. He served as village marshal in the 1890s and was later North Hocking Company mine superintendent. Survived by widow Mary four daughters one son James Thomas Logan and Matt Thomas are brothers.
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Murray City
William Thomas
Coal Company
Cherrington Hospital
Thomas
North Hocking Company
Mary
James Thomas
Logan
Hocking County
Matt Thomas
Man Stricken On Visit To Cemetery
Will Risley the 79 year old retired carpenter suffered a light stroke while returning from Oak Grove cemetery. He was near the Bell residence on North Mulberry street when stricken and was aided by Mrs Bert Bell before being taken to a physician. Risley has a history of high blood pressure and lives alone.
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Oak Grove Cemetery
Will Risley
Gallagher Avenue
Risley
Bert Bell
North Mulberry Street
Irma Crow
North Walnut Street
Farm Buildings Burn Near Toledo
Fire destroyed seven buildings on Charles Munday’s farm one mile east of Toledo causing about 15000 dollars in damage. WPA workers and local residents saved 1000 chicks and several farm animals forming a bucket brigade and rescue effort.
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Toledo
Charles Munday
WPA
PWA Engineers Urge Immediate Start On 2000 Public Works Projects
Washington June 6 AP PWA engineers will urge an immediate start on 2000 public works projects worth 650 million dollars once Congress sends the spending bill to the White House. About 290 million will come from states and cities, 360 million from federal loans and grants. more than 4000 new projects may follow totaling about 1.554 billion. WPA enrollment climbs to 30,000 weekly as 1.425 billion is allotted for the next seven months, with rolls rising toward 3 million.
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Washington
PWA Engineers
Congress
White House
PWA
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Enterprise Boy Wins First in State Contest
Paul Risch of Enterprise led Logan High School to sixth place among 44 teams in the Ohio Future Farmers of America wool judging and grading contest at Columbus during the 10th annual convention. Risch also placed second in wool identification. the Logan delegation totaled 13 students after tours of Mansfield Wooster and Marion.
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Paul Risch
Ed Risch
Enterprise
Columbus
State Organization of Future Farmers of
America
Risch
Logan High School
Paul Goss
Dicken
Herbert Engle
West Logan
Neil Beery
Falls Township
Ohio
Fair Grounds
Mansfield
Wooster
Marion
City School Board
State Agricultural Experiment Station
H. D. Saxton
Roy Beery
Joseph Campbell
Carl Evans
Kenneth Iles
Robert Hansley
Leonard McKinley
Harley Rutgers
Vernie McCune
John Pavlik
Red Bird Stadium
Saxton
Logan
Drownings After Auto Plunges Into Grand Reservoir
Celina Ohio June 6 AP a watchmaker Edgar T Delafield 47 his daughter Carole 6 and granddaughter Shirley Glass 5 were killed when their car plunged over an embankment into Grand Reservoir drowning in ten feet of water after veering off a dead end street.
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Celina, O
Cities renew relief fight in Ohio Legislature
Officials of cities with severe relief needs pressed a request for a 1,000,000 loan from the state highway improvement fund. They said the sum is inadequate but would ease debts for groceries and help secure more credit. The bill, in Senate committee, may be voted tonight as the Senate and House reconvene. Repayment would come from borrowers’ share of sales tax funds earmarked for relief before December 31.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Hayes Rites at Logan Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Wright Hayes 30 wife of Woodrow Hayes were held at Woodard funeral home at 2 PM Saturday. Rev C W Graham preached. Pallbearers were Paul Dalton Athens J W Burridge Columbus George Acker John Roberts and Fred Rochester. Burial at Oak Grove cemetery. Survived by husband parents three children two sisters and one brother.
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Woodard Funeral Home
Martha Wright Hayes
Woodrow Hayes
Columbus
Logan
C. W. Graham
Paul Dalton
Athens
J. W. Burridge
George Acker
John Roberts
Fred
Rochester
Oak Grove Cemetery
Paralyzed Boy Returns Home From Iron Lung Triumph
Fred B. Snite Jr. arrives in Chicago after 26 months in an iron lung. He traveled about 15 000 miles in the device, which had kept him encased since illness in China. He improved after a winter in Florida at the Miami residence.
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Chicago
Fred B. Snite, Jr
Florida
Young Snite
China
United States
Snite
Miami
Neighbor Finds Body of Woman in Marion Township Home
Coroner Vance Brian ruled heart failure in the death of 82 year old Catherine Zwickel whose body was found by neighbor Dora Fickel about 6 PM Saturday in Zwickel's Marion Township residence. Deputy Nellis Smith assisted. funeral 2 PM Tuesday at St. Emanuel Lutheran Church Sugar Grove, burial Leonard Funeral Service. Survived by brother Daniel Zwickel of Marion Township.
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Vance Brian
Catherine Zwickel
Dora Fickel
Miss Zwickel
Marion Township
St. Emanuel Lutheran Church
Sugar Grove
Elmer Bliss
Leonard
Attack Victim Is Recovering After Murray City Beating
Victim William Robson aged 16 from Murray City is recovering at Cherrington Hospital after being beaten near Buchtel last Monday night. His companion Robert Anders, 15, also of Murray City, was not seriously hurt. Charles Maccombs, 25, of O Bessemer, is held on assault with intent to kill. Harry Moe, 17, of Nelsonville is accused in an affidavit. Robson’s father filed the report and authorities seek further suspects.
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Buchtel
William Robson
Murray City
Cherrington Hospital
Robson
Robert Anders
Charles Maccombs
O' Bessemer
Athens County
Nellsonville
Harry Moe
Young Robson
Anders
Electricity in Some Mental Cases by Blake
Electricity may train a disordered brain to restore sane impulses. Wilder Penfield and Edwin Boldrey report experiments on 157 epileptics at McGill and Montreal using mild brain currents, mirroring natural brain waves. They found epilepsy linked to habitual pathways in gray matter, signaling new treatment possibilities though no cures yet.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
San Francisco
American Psychiatric Association
Wilder Penfield
McGill University
Edwin Boldrey
Montreal
Irish Doughboy Seeks Divorce From French Wife
Orin Jay Loolen an Ireland native and highway foreman filed for divorce from Yvonne Loo len his French wife living in Norwalk Ohio. The couple married in Paris on January 10 1920 after World War I. He alleges neglect temperamental behavior and two attempts on his life. He enlisted first with the Canadian army then with U S forces.
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Hocking
Paris
Orin Jay Loolen
Ireland
Enterprise
Yvonne Loolen
Norwalk
Loolen
U. S
Missing Farm Agent Located In Indiana
English Indiana June 6 AP A man who recalled being a county agent in Ohio was identified as James H Johnson 36 of Paulding Ohio He disappeared last December after his car was seen along a country road He was arrested and jailed in Crawford County Sheriff J J Tucker said Johnson the Paulding County agent left December 13 for Bowling Green to attend a meeting never arrived police had suspected kidnapping or foul play.
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Ind
Ohio
James H. Johnson
Paulding
J. J. Tucker
Crawford County
Tucker
Johnson
Bowling Green
Death of famed stamp expert Sir Edward Bacon
London June 6 AP Sir Edward Denny Bacon 77 a leading stamp authority and supervisor of the late King George V collection died last night.
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London
Edward Denny Bacon
George V
Bread prices cut by three bakeries in Youngstown
Three large bakery companies in Youngstown Ohio reduced the price of small loaves from 11 cents to 10 cents on June 6 AP reports that larger loaves and other bread types also dropped by one cent in the price cuts aimed at all customers The move reflects a broader price adjustment across the local bread market with no listed exceptions or staged rollout details
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Youngstown, O
Dud shell kills man in rubbish bonfire
Noel Webb aged 29 of Oakland was killed in Oakland on June 5 when a supposed unused wartime shrapnel shell exploded in a rubbish bonfire. Police said the shell detonated unexpectedly during the fire. Webb resided in Oakland and the incident occurred in California.
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Oakland
Calif
Noel Webb
Will Interview Local Farmers On Wheat Crop Insurance
Pearl McClelland county supervisor of crop insurance will start outreach to Hocking County farmers this week with Will Mowery assisting. The plan offers insurance up to 75 percent of the average yield from 1930 to 1935. Premiums and loss payments will be made in wheat, varying by farm risk. McClelland urged farmers to focus on risk coverage rather than potential profit.
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Hocking County
Pearl McClelland
Will Mowery
Washington Township
McClelland
Glen Reinstettle Dies In Columbus
Glen Reinstettle age 30 of Columbus died Saturday afternoon at St Jancis Hospital from diabetes and quinsy. Funeral services scheduled Tuesday at 2 pm at Glenn Best Memorial Park East Main Street Columbus. He is survived by his wife, a six year old son Wayne Edward, sisters Mrs Clyde Punk Lancaster, Mrs Clifford Holland, Mrs Joe Straub Columbus Ohio, Mrs Joe Ball Columbus Indiana, and brother Loland Columbus.
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Glen Reinstettle
Columbus
C. F. Reinstettle
Logan
St. Jancis Hospital
Glenn Best
Ohio
Joe Ball
Indiana
Loland
Mayon Volcano Erupts After Ten Years Inactive
Mayon volcano 200 miles southeast of Manila erupts after a decade of inactivity. Some residents flee near the base of the 7,916 foot peak but no panic. The volcano previously buried a village in 1814 with about 1,200 deaths.
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Manila
Mayon
Here
Java
Merry Kookers Set Meeting Schedule at Water Works
Merry Kookers met at the water works Saturday at 1 30 PM. Leaders and officers are to attend a picnic dinner at the high school auditorium next Saturday at 10 AM. The next meeting will be Betty Meldrim's home on June 18 at 2 PM.
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Merry Kookers
Betty Meldrim
French Owned Hospital Jap Planes Target Daladier Orders
Airmen fight in two world wars and bombardments show France under attack. Daladier orders patrols near the Spanish border as France plays the injured bystander in two recent assaults.
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Daladier
British Ship Winifred Bombed in Alicante Raid
The British ship Winifred was bombed and set ablaze in an insurgent air raid on the Mediterranean port of Alicante, 75 miles south of Valencia. Three British crewmen and two Alicante stevedores were killed. Earlier, the Maryland was bombed near Alicante with four crew members killed, per a Barcelona government communique.
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Madrid
Winifred
Alicante
Mediterranean
Valencia
Barcelona
Japanese air attack hits Doumer Hospital in Canton
Japanese warplanes struck the French owned Doumer Hospital in Canton with major damage. A French surgeon was wounded and several patients killed or injured as bombs also hit nearby areas amid ongoing in Asia Pacific violence. French anti air batteries repelled a Pyrenees border raid with no bombs dropped. Daladier led defense along the border while Franco's forces push near Teruel. In Czechoslovakia Slovak autonomy tensions rose as premier Hoda spoke in Bratislava promoting unity with the Czechs after protests.
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Doumer Hospital
Canton
South China
Pyrenees
Ariege
France
Daladier
Spain
Franco
Teruel-to-the-sea
Czechoslovakia
Milan Hoda
Bratislava
Slain Poet O Connell Lived Short Life in Worcester
Worcester police probe the brutal murder of 32 year old amateur poet Thomas A. O Connell. Witnesses place him alive at 145 AM, his battered body found in a park at 7 30. Medical examiner sets death at 2 30. Capt Kalagher leads the investigation with detectives and witnesses.
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Worcester
Mass
Thomas A. O'Connell
John J. Kalagher
O'Connell
John H. Ward
Early morning quake rattles Imperial Valley no damage reported
EL CENTRO California June 6 AP a slight earthquake was felt in the Imperial Valley at 4 35 AM today the fourth in a series that started late yesterday no damage was reported
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EL Centro
Calif
Imperial Valley
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