Ohio Legislature Debates Relief Bill Changes
Ohio lawmakers in Cleveland hear opposition to a relief bill that ties aid to a “fair wage” standard while veterans’ benefits face scrutiny. House leaders expect Senate revisions. committee proposes minor amendments and a broadened state bridge commission with five members to oversee toll bridges on the Ohio River.
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Ohio
al Kalb
Oottawa
Kalb
Works Administration
Congressman Young
Washington
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
State Bridge Commission
Ohio River
Sandusky Bay
Fred Astaire dances with Joan in Dancing Lady at Logan
Pred Astaire, a Broadway pair with Adele for years, debuts on screen with Joan Crawford and Clark Gable in Dancing Lady from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The piece notes his split with Adele after her marriage to Lord Cavendish and references the James A. Bellah story of Broadway.
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Adele
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Logan Theater
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Clark Gable
Astaire
Charles Cavendish
Miss Crawford
James Ae Bellah
Broadway
Democrats gearing for Philadelphia convention as Republicans raise funds
In Washington on June 17 AP reports the Democratic high command readies for the Philadelphia national convention starting June 23. President Roosevelt and James A. Farley plan the big event as Republicans under Lanham-Knox move to fundraise and unseat the New Deal. John D. M. Hamilton announces the new GOP executive committee and treasurer C. B. Goodspeed as he heads to New York to rally funds.
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Washington
Democratic High Command
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Washingtonton
John D. M. Hamilton
New York
C. B. Goodspeed
Steel
Chicago
Father Fires Daughter After Capitol Office Handoff
Ellen Parker secured a job in the Comptroller General's office at the State Capitol on Monday but was dismissed an hour after her father Homer C. Parker, newly appointed comptroller, called her in. The incident centers on Neprotism allegations and a VIP appointment turnabout.
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Atlanta
Ellen Parker
Comptroller General
State Capitol
Homer C. Parker
Roentgen Pioneered Discovery of X Rays in 1895
German physicist Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen is credited with discovering X rays in 1895. The rays are produced outside a standard cathode tube and represent a form of radiant energy with penetrating powers.
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Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen
Five Die in Maple Heights Auto Crash
Five men were killed and one seriously injured when a car crashed into a steel bridge abutment in Maple Heights near Cleveland. Victims were Steve Wysopal 34 Melvin Bodalski 24 James Stolar 26 Frank Tokorsny and William Petrikowski all from Cleveland. Lloyd Orlikowski 25 suffered severe head injuries. Police said the car struck the girders at right angles after approaching the intersection without slowing.
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Cleveland
Maple Heights
Steve Wysopal
Melvin Bodalski
James Stolar
Frank Tokorsny
William Petrikowski
Lloyd Orlikowski
Wysopal
Frank Vacha
Harvard Captain Dubiel Placed on Scholastic Probation
Harvard University authorities announced that Emile Dubiel captain of the 1936 Harvard football team has been placed on scholastic probation and will be ineligible to play in the upcoming season.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Emile Dubiel
Harvard
Tax Conference Updates and Key Legislative Moves
Conferees near a near complete agreement on a 2.37 billion relief and deficiency bill, with 1.425 billion for next year’s work relief. The Guffey-Vinson coal price stabilization substitute progresses in both chambers. The Wagner low cost housing bill of 460 million in loans and grants passes the Senate but fate this session remains unclear.
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Congress
House
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Rightists Feared Continued From Page 10
Jose Maria Gil Robles, former minister of war, warned that loyalists have suffered a heavy toll with many killed and hundreds wounded as churches and political centers were destroyed across the region.
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Jose Maria Gil Robles
Austria Seen Purge Plan Linked to Schuschnigg Allies
A newspaper telegraph reports a proposal to purge Austria of a “fune state” being backed by supporters of Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg and aimed at eradicating followers of Prince Ernst von Starhemberg Heimwehr leader recently deposed as vice chancellor.
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Austria
Telegraph
Kurt Schuschnigg
Ernst von Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Ohio develops use program under national water plan
Ohio State Planning Board directs a water use program as part of a national plan. The effort aims to control floods, supply water for domestic and industrial use, irrigation, navigation, and recreation, with erosion and pollution prevention. Cooperation includes the National Resources Committee and Interstate Regional Planning Commissions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Planning Board
National Resources Committee
Interstate Regional Planning Commissions
Ohio Board
Jealousy Suspected in Slaying of Estranged Husband
Assistant state's attorney Morris Meyers said he believes jealousy prompted Mrs. Mildred Bolton to kill her husband Joseph W. Bolton. Bolton was shot in his loop brokerage office on Monday. Mrs. Bolton named Marie Harned as rival and claimed a struggle over a pistol. The widow viewed the body, kissed his forehead, and remarked he looked marvelous despite the wounds.
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Chicago
Morris Meyers
Mildred Bolton
Bolton
Taxi drivers return to work in Dallas after strike
Six hundred striking taxicab drivers returned to their jobs in Dallas revealing the end of a walkout now in its second such incident within a month.
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Dallas
Tex
Two Margaret Ramseys Share Toledo Neighborhood Name Change
In Toledo Ohio a DeVilbiss high school mix up led one Margaret Ramsey to add a B to her name to distinguish from another Margaret Ramsey. The two Ramseys are not related though they attend the same church class and live nearby.
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DeVilbliss High
Margaret Ramseys
Margaret Ramsey
Glenn Ramsey
C. Pred Ramsey
Kiwanis Club Sees Pictures and Talk on Salesmanship
Logan Kiwanis members viewed motion pictures of Indianapolis races and Salt Lake speed trials, presented by Firestone representatives Fred Kubhlke and Frank Keever. J. R. Willingham spoke on salesmanship. Wilbur Lanning secured the program. Morton Parker joined as a new member. Next week an intercity All-Kiwanis Night in Lancaster will link clubs via radio from Washington.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Logan Kiwanis Club
Firestone Co
Fred Kubhlke
Frank Keever
J. R. Willingham
Wilbur Lanning
Morton
Rusty) Parker
Logan Daily News
Lancaster
Kiwanis
Washington
Jittery mule crisis in Sparta drought floods fields
Farmers in Sparta Georgia faced a drought that ruined early cottonseed crops. After replanting between old rows, heavy rains caused cotton to sprout, forcing long trained mules to haul plows and tear out cotton rows.
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Sparta
Arkansas seeks return of Sam Bennett on threats charge
Arkansas authorities moved to bring Sam Bennett from Chicago to Forrest City to face a shotgun threats charge. Gov. Futrell issued requisition papers and sent Forrest City attorney A. M. Bradford to Chicago to take Bennett into custody.
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Sam Bennett
Chicago
Forrest City
Ark
J. Marion Futrell
Bennett
A. M. Bradford
Frank Weems
Farmers’ Union
Mr. Williams
Miss Blagden
Earle
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Weem
Naval fliers killed in crash at Norfolk station
Lieutenant Charles Mallory of Bethesda Maryland and Radioman W C Gray of Wharton Texas died when their plane crashed shortly after takeoff from the naval air station in Norfolk. The aircraft and crew were attached to the heavy cruiser Indianapolis.
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Norfolk
Charles =. Mallory
Bethesda
W. C. Gray
Wharton
Texas
Naval Air Station
Indianapolis
Van Nay tablets touted for safe fat reduction says Miss Francis
A letter from actress Miss Lynn Francis endorses Van Nay tablets as harmless and effective for weight loss. The ad claims no thyroid or harmful drugs, credits a Pasteur Institute linked physician, and offers a money back guarantee with purchase at Cases Drug Store.
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Francis
Vannay
Pasteur Institute of Paris
Europe
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