Ohio Senate budgets tough on taxes in early session
In Columbus on June 22 AP Ohio's Senate, led by anti tax groups, approved a no new taxes budget 22 to 8 and adjourned for a five minute recess while the House weighs Gov Davey’s proposal. The two plans differ, with the Senate listing all expenditures including liquor control and pensions.
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Farley Cites Stand on Mail
Postmaster General Farley testified in U S District Court that the post office has authority to stop delivering mail food to strike besieged Ohio steel plants. He said Republic Steel offered packages to involve the government in the labor dispute. He charged the packages were not tendered in good faith but to pull postal workers into the conflict.
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Farley
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Post Office Department
Ohio
Republic Steel Corporation
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Warren
Ohio Veterans convention day two agenda set for 1938 parade
Dayton June 22 AP The second business session of the Ohio Veterans and auxiliaries convention moves forward with the nomination of officers and selection of a city for the 1938 convention. A parade featuring all units and delegates is planned as part of today’s program.
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Railroad Agent A E Cole Killed In Collision Near Manchester
A E Cole, 52, railroad agent for Chesapeake and Ohio, was killed in a crash between his car and a freight truck about midnight Monday near Manchester Ohio. The accident occurred six miles from Mandeville.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
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Storms Wreck Stores Homes Across Ohio Death Toll Rises
A series of storms and lightning across Ohio left at least six dead and many injured. In Stewart Athens County three elderly men died when their homes collapsed during the wind storm. Chauncey saw significant damage to brick houses with many hurt and 50 homes affected. Ezra Weakley age 19 was killed by lightning at his brother's home in Sand Ridge. An unidentified farmer near Amesville also died from lightning.
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Mary Dees May Take Harlow Role in Saratoga Film
Mary Dees, 22, touted as a beautiful newcomer, may replace Jean Harlow in unfinished Saratoga scenes without closeups. In Cambridge Ohio, Jean Neff, 3, drowned after tumbling from a bridge as Athens County faced a 20 mile by one mile tornado wind path. Red Cross nurses aided in Findlay flood rescue. Lightning killed Hubert Bartley in Reading. Findlay roads and a furniture store faced flood losses as the Blanchard River rose above flood stage.
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Blum urges Socialists to join new people's front cabinet
Paris June 22 AP Leon Blum urged the Socialist party to participate in the cabinet Camille Chautemps is forming as a second people’s front government. He said they cannot refuse to participate in a people’s front government headed by a radical Socialist and must preserve the front majority.
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Camille Chautemps
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Barrymore Barrie reconcile at station amid divorce plan
John Barrymore and Elaine Barrie announced their reconciliation after an ardent kiss exchange at a Los Angeles railroad station and that she will drop her interlocutory decree of divorce.
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John Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
Braddock and Louis Make Official Weigh-In For Title Fight
Jas. J Braddock weighed 197 pounds and Joe Louis weighed 197% pounds at the official weigh-in for their 15 round heavyweight championship bout at Comiskey Park in Chicago.
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Lindbergh Infant Named Land Morrow Lindbergh
London report states Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh registered the infant son as Land Morrow Lindbergh. The baby’s middle name honors Evangeline Lodge Land, the mother’s maiden name, while eldest son Jon Becomes a namesake of an ancestral figure. The couple’s first son Charles A Lindbergh Jr. was kidnapped and killed.
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Jon
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Metcalf Pushes Handbill Inquiry in Ohio Senate
Senate weighs biennial budget probes into Gov. Davey Civil Service Commission Liquor Department and Highway Department. Minority Leader Metcalfe proposes a inquiry into whether Gov. Davey used state employees to distribute handbills stating his budget stance. Foss cites handbill distribution cost taxpayers about 75000 dollars.
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Ohio Senate
Martin L. Davey
State Civil Service Commission
Liquor Department
Highway Department
Verner E. Metcalfe
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Senate
Davey
William R. Foss
Transpolar service seen in San Francisco forecast
In San Francisco on June 22 AP reports Transpolar plans for regular flights within one to three years. The note cites the pilot who flew the 5,300 mile Moscow to Vancouver run last weekend, describing the achievement as a major step toward scheduled service.
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Mays
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Millions of Worms Invade House in Hocking County
County Agent James Smoot rushed to Ed McDowell’s Marion Township farm as millipedes invaded the home and water supply. Worms filled floors and basements, cyano gas killed the worms inside, but the cistern and sewers remained contaminated and livestock refused to drink. Rain helped drown many insects, which thrive at night and in cloudy skies. Reports also note wood-boring bees injuring Earl Elberfeld’s farm near Logan.
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Hocking County
James Smoot
Ed McDowell
Marion Township
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Smoot
Earl Elberfeld
Logan
Germany presses for joint action over Spanish attack
In London, Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said Britain would not join a naval demonstration off Spain. Germany demanded that Britain France and Italy retaliate against Spain after a German cruiser was torpedoed off Alegria. Berlin signaled it may take independent action if Madrid does not cede submarines, while the press cited an ultimatum.
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Braddock Louis World Title Bout at White Sox Park
Page preview lists world heavyweight championship between James J Brad dock Braddock and Joe Louis at White Sox Baseball Park Chicago Tonight with preliminaries at 6 30 pm and main event between 8 30 and 9 pm CST No foul rules 15 rounds Referee and two judges unnamed Estimated attendance 60000 to 65000 Receipts 750000 to 800000 ticket prices 350 to 2750 Braddock to receive 50 percent Louis about 12 5 percent after taxes World title bout details and notes on weather and seat capacity
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Braddock
Louis
French envoy Bonnet accepts post in Chautemps cabinet
Washington officials report Georges Bonnet ambassador to Washington has accepted a finance ministry post in the projected new government of Premier Designate Camille Chautemps. He will sail for Paris from New York tomorrow.
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Georges Bonnet
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Leonard verdict against estate administrator overpayment
A jury awarded Walter A. Leonard 585 dollars plus 28 dollars interest in his suit against Flora F. Welker as executrix of the estate of John J. Shivlin deceased.
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Flora F. Welker
John J. Shivlin
Miners Die After Powder Blast in Jackson County Pit
Four miners were killed and two others badly burned after a powder explosion at the Keystone coal mine in Jackson County. Edward and Theodore Rupert and Kerr Harris die, George Cadd among the injured. Cecil Arthur and Lamar Gray helped extinguish flames.
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Theodore Rupert
Kerr Harris
George Cadd
Daniel Rupert
Thomas Godfrey
Keystone
Jackson
Cecil Arthur
Lamar Gray
Wellston
Senior League opening postponed by wet grounds
Scheduled opening of the Senior League baseball tonight has been postponed because of wet grounds. Rain postponed the Junior League opening last night.
St Joseph Richmond Road To Be US Route 5
Walter A Compton president of the St Joseph Mich Richmond Highway Association reports a new federal highway through Ohio and Logan will be designated US Route 5 The telegram approved by the U S Highway Association last week calls it The Blue and Gray Trail linking Great Lakes to Virginia Logan Chamber of Commerce leader Barton A Hall received the news The route starts at St Joseph Mich passes into Ohio and crosses into West Virginia at Pomeroy Ohio
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St. Joseph
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Logan
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Mich
West
Pomeroy
Mediation Efforts Intensify as Great Lakes Strike Persists
Rapid moves by federal mediators and Ohio National Guard deployment surrounded the Great Lakes steel strike. Gov. Davey, President Roosevelt, and CIO mediation chiefs pressed for a middle ground while steel firms refused to sign a CIO contract. Guard units spread along a 25 mile front amid warnings of violence if mills opened. Ohio others prepared for reopening in Youngstown and surrounding plants.
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Youngstown
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Mahoning Valley
CIO
Gun Collector Rotary Speaker Delivers Talk on Firearms
Logan Rotarians heard Charles Gilbert, a well known local photographer, discuss firearm development. He illustrated the talk by displaying many guns from his collection including muzzle rifles pistols and various shotguns he has gathered over many years.
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