Senate Passes Utility Holding Company Bill Amid Debate
The Senate approved a Roosevelt backed bill to dissolve or reorganize unnecessary public utility holding companies by a 56 to 32 vote. An amendment by Borah to curb consolidation and another by Lonergan to limit agency power were defeated, signaling a tough House fight ahead.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Dietrich
Illinois
Securities Commission
House
Wheeler
Montana
Rayburn
Texas
Interstate Commerce Committee
Borah
Idaho
Lonergan
Conaie
Commission
Repeal Flayed As Killer Is Fined
In St Clairsville Ohio Judge Harry T Tyler denounced repeal after fining Applegarth 25 dollars and costs for killing George Blacker in a beer parlor brawl. He blamed the state for unclean hands for liquor sales and said beer caused the tragedy by inflaming patrons.
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ST. Clairsville
Common Pleas
Harry T. Tyler
Ohio
George Blacker
Tyler
Applegarth
Blacker
End of Strike Report At Steel Tubes Plant
Ralph Covert of Detroit announced that 30 of the 160 workers who struck March 17 at the Steel Tubes Inc plant here voted to end the strike. The company agreed to take men back to work as they are.
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Elyria
Ralph Covert
Detroit
Mechanics Educational Society
Steel -& -Tubes, Inc
Covert
Bombing Probe In Tiffin Follows Missing Dynamite Clue
Prosecutor Paul Flynn reports investigators found dynamite missing from France Stone quarry near Tiffin hours before the blast at Dr. Charles Miller's Heidelberg College home. College trustees launch their own inquiry today.
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Tiffin
Paul Flynn
Charles Miller
Heidleberg College
France
Bookkeeper Receives Half Interest in Moore Business
Cincinnati June 12 AP for 40 years Miss Josephine Flick served as bookkeeper to Charles E Moore. Upon Moore death his will leaves Flick a half interest in his commission business as a token of appreciation. She also will gain a farm in Clinton County upon Moore's widow’s death.
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Cincinnati
Josephine Flick
Charlies E. Moore
Moore
Denton Young Returns Home After Baseball Old-Timers Trip
Denton T. Young resumed life on his Peoli-area farm today following a brief tour with a troupe of veteran baseball players. The group reportedly disbanded in Parkersburg, West Virginia, due to financial troubles.
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New Philadelphia
Denton T
Cy) Young
Peoli
Parkersburg
W. Va
Federal order limits telegraph phone leaders to one company
The Federal Communications Commission issued a sweeping directive restricting top executives from serving on multiple boards. Gifford of American Telephone & Telegraph, Sarnoff of RCA, Behn of ITT, and Newcomb Carlton of Western Union Telegraph were named among those denied board positions and said they would challenge the order.
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Federal ‘Communications Commission
Gifford
Pres
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America Communications
Sosthenes Behn
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Co
Urbana City Hall Closed for Safety Inspection
Urbana city hall and police headquarters are in temporary quarters after state building inspectors ordered closure for safety reasons. Officials will decide soon whether to remodel the old building or construct a new city hall.
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Urbana
Three Brothers Held on Robbery Charges in Columbus
Walter 25 Wade 23 and Clarence Brazil were held to the county grand jury on $10,000 bond each after pleading guilty to robbery. Police say Walter and Wade confessed involvement in a string of major holdups over the past two years in Akron.
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Columbus
Akron
Walter
Wade
Clarence Brazil
Piatt trio faces counterfeiting charge in Pittsburgh
Leroy Piatt and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Piatt of Columbus Ohio were to appear today before a U S commissioner on charges of passing counterfeit 50 cent pieces. Secret Service men said they confessed to passing the bogus coins in nearly every large city in the tri state district.
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Pittsburgh
Leroy Piatt
Kenneth Piatt
Columbus
U. S
Leroy
Kenneth
Oil City
Secret Service
Tri-State
State sales tax receipts total 17.76 million to date
Columbus June 12 AP report state treasurer Harry S Day said collections since the January start of the tax have reached 17 762 711 29. Last week receipts totaled 934 726 76.
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Columbus
Harry 8S. Day
End of World Prediction At German Baptist Convention
Elder Arthur R. King of Greenville Delaware warned at the German Baptist Church old order Dunkards national convention in Frankfort Indiana that the fourth watch of the night signals the world’s end.
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Frankfort
Ind
Arthur R. King
Greenville
King
National Convention of German Baptist Church
Old Order of Dunkards
Postmasters Elect Columbus Leader in Ohio
The Ohio branch of the National League of District Postmasters of the United States re elected D. A. Downs of Scio as president during a meeting in Columbus on June 12 AP reports.
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Columbus
Ohio
National League of District Postmasters of the United
Governor Denies Parole Board Ouster Charges
Governor Davey stated there is absolutely no truth to reports he would press ouster charges this week against two members of the State Parole Board.
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Columbus
State Parole Board
Davey
Four-H seedings expand in Tusca Rawas County farming area
Four H club members in Tusca Rawas County planted 100000 pine and locust seedlings this spring, up from 80000 last year. Over a decade 4 H members, students, farmers and mining firms planted more than a million trees in the county. A Horsemen Field Day is set for June 20 at Marsh Farm near Van Wert, sponsored by the Van Wert County Belgian Breeders Association. The Marsh Farm keeps feed and weight records for 22 two year old draft colts since foaling.
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Tuscarawas County
Marsh Farm
van Wert
van Wert County
Gore By Helen Wingrove Social News Summary
Mrs Virgil Hite visited Mr Ray Saulders Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Paul Wingrove visited with the latter’s parents Wednesday. Miss Ursula Seckman visited her parents over the weekend. Franklin Mullen Camp of Michigan is visiting his parents. Mrs Stella Hicks and others attended the funeral of Mr Grant Hysell Monday. Mrs Ida McMenus spent Thursday evening with Mrs A D Wingrove. Creed Nay and daughter Dorotha shopped in Logan Saturday. Wm Trader family visited Russell Howdyshell Sunday. John Nuer attended Mr Cas Strum funeral Monday. Catherine McMullen and Virginia Mler were business visitors in ew Straitsville Tuesday.
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Franklin Mullen
Michigan
Andrew
Ida McMenus
A. D. Wingrove
Creed Nay
Dorotha
Logan
Wm. Trader
Russell Howdyshell
Betty
Earl Groves
Billy
Chester ‘Hils
William Hicks
John Nuer
Visitors from New Lexington Visit Friends in New Lexington
Mr and Mrs Harley Howdy shell and family. Rev Heyde and families. Mr and Mrs Norman Wolfe. Anna Wolfe and Sum Wolfe. Mrs Wolfe of Dear Maxville and Mrs Marija Christian near Maxville were listed as visitors to New Lexington on Monday. Mrs Wolfe recovering from illness for six weeks slowly improves.
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Jand
Guy
Arey
Noa Wolfe
Norman Wolfe
Harley Howdyshel
Johm L Flers
Heyde
Anna Wolfé
Sumday
Harley Howdyshell
New Lexigton
Wolfe
Maxville
Marija Christian
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Kenew
Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Charles Kohen
Harrison E. Spangler
Arthur M. Hyde
Charles Kirby
Eliza Jones
Weyerhaeuser
L. B. Gifford
W. M. Rogers
Salt Lake City
Utah
Margaret Waley
Harmon
Walter Gifford
Newcomb
Carlton
Acet
Roy City Hall
Gore By
Helen Wingrove
Virgil Hite
Ray Saulders
Paul Wingrove
Mrs
Call
Rutgers
Ursula Seckman
Walter Seckman
Catherine« McMullen
Virginia Mbler
Straitsville
Texaco
Crosley Shelvader Refrigerator
Crosley
Cline
Kproof
Kendall
Horlick
Rickey Midland Coffee Norwood
Eber & Obie
East Hunter St
Logan, Ohio
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