Ex-Security Agent Held On Bribe Charge
A former federal securities investigator, William A. Raybell of Pelham New York, was held as a federal prisoner after arrest at an oil dealer's Scarsdale estate. He is accused by the broker J Edward Jones of offering to fix regulatory matters for 27500 and tipping on commission testimony. Local charges were waived in favor of federal prosecution.
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New York
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
William A. Raybell
Pelham
N. Y
United States
J. Edward Jones
Raybell
Jones
Scarsdale
New Deal
Securities Commission
Commission
Wellsburg cemetery worker tied to slaying and suicide attempt
In Wheeling on June 24 AP report says Alex Carey 37 an Wellsburg cemetery worker confessed to killing Mrs Mildred Vollhardt 38 a divorcee who had lived with him and his wife for eight years in their Wellsburg home He allegedly said he urged her to return with him then fired three shots wounding her and shot himself in the chest though the bullet missed his heart Doctors watched his condition today as prosecutors assistants reviewed the alleged statement witnessed by Riggs
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Wheeling
W. VA
Alex Carey
Wellsburg
Mildred Vollhardt
Carey
Riggs
Vollhardt
Senate Debates Farm Tenant Bill and Bankhead Measures
Congress conducts extensive debate on revised Bankhead farm tenant bill as banking committee studies currency control provisions in the omnibus bank bill. Munitions and house committees pursue shipbuilder regulation, DC measures advance, and Ways and Means continues hearings on the Guffey coal bill.
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Senate
Banking Committee
House
District of Columbia
Ways and
Ohio State University Board Considers Extra Session
Ohio State University board may hold a special session to adjust operations after Governor Davey slashed appropriations by 1,266,500. Chairman John Kaiser said a session could come before the July meeting. President Rightmire stands firm amid governor's push for new administration.
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Columbus
Ohio State University Board of Trustees
Davey
John Kaiser
Marietta
George W. Rightmire
Lorain
Rightmire
Rightmirée
Phil S. Bradford
Ohio State Alumni Association
Ohio State Fair Posts Losses Over 14 Years
The Ohio Government Survey reports the state fair lost 1.1 million dollars over 14 years excluding payrolls and overhead. Losses split roughly 540 thousand for the fair itself and 560 thousand for maintaining the 150 acre grounds. Attendance rose from 188,734 in 1921 to 300,637 in 1934.
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Columbus
Ohio Government Survey
Auditor of State
Blaze Destroys N J Estate of William Ahnelt
Fire leveled the 55 room seashore mansion on a 54 acre estate of William P. Ahnelt former president of a magazine publishing firm The Pictorial Review. Flames burned for over four hours and caused about 450000 in damage.
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Deal
N. J
William P. Ahnelt
the Pictorial Review
Ahbnelt
New York
Missionary Dies in Tsingtao China
The Rev. T. H. Thompson of Cambridge Ohio a Presbyterian missionary to China died in Tsinanfu yesterday from tuberculosis.
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Tsingtao
China
T. H. Thompson
Cambridge
Ohio
Tsinanfu
Former L. H. S. gridder dies after illness
Wilburn Eugene Bray, 21, a former Logan High School football star, died at White Cross Hospital Columbus at 9 30 Sunday morning. He had been hospitalized nine weeks with staphylococcemia a form of blood poisoning linked to a sore throat. Seven transfusions were given last Friday in a bid to save him. His parents Mr and Mrs Alva P Bray and his sister Edith Goslin assisted during his illness. He also leaves a brother Water of Logan. Bray was a member of the Bray family minor details continue on page 6.
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Wilburn Eugene Bray
Logan
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Alva P. Bray
Edith Goslin
Water
Bray
Borah backs Roosevelt tax plan as La Follette group weighs rider
Senator Borah calls the administration tax proposals sound in principle and joins a cross party bloc urging a separate bill this session. La Follette's group threatens to attach a $500 million to $1 billion revenue rider if no immediate action is taken.
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Washington
Borah
Roosevelt
Ie Follette
Wis
la Follette
Man Finds Check in Yard Ties to Mail Robbery Plot
Federal agents pursued a theory that a U S government check for 34161 found by Max Falk in his Lima Ohio backyard was part of a mail robbery scheme. Falk said a man asking for food left the check, made out to National Gold Refiners Inc.
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Lima
U. S
Max Falk
Falk
National Gold Refiners, Inc
Bombing of U S Embassy in Mexico Probed
Police guard the U S Embassy in Mexico City as authorities open an investigation into a bombing that shattered several windows. A dynamite like device was thrown from a car into the embassy garden, tearing a wall gap and injuring no one.
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Mexico
D. F
United States
Josephus Daniels
Ceniceros
Doubt Overmaid Murder Story Darkens Atlantic Beach Case
The death of John Lyon Burness, 30, a Long Island sportsman and broker, remains shrouded in mystery after Dorthea Kassady a 20 year old maid allegedly confessed to striking him with a hammer and starting the car in the Brown home garage at Atlantic Beach Nassau county officials report. District Attorney Martin W Littleton cautions about confessions and the case continues as investigators pursue further details.
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New York
Long Island
Nassau County
John Lyon Burness
William B. Brown
Atlantic Beach
L. I
Martin W. Littleton
Dorthea Kassady
Brown
Burness
Strike casts shadow over beet fields in Ohio
Findlay Ohio June 24 AP Preparations for a strike by 500 Northwestern Ohio sugar beet workers loom over harvest prospects. Organiser J M Rizor says workers will quit Wednesday if no wage increase to 19 per acre. A labor settlement talks with growers are unlikely. Dr J Arthur Brock cites a bumper Ohio beet crop potentially 435 million pounds, ranking sixth in the nation. The strike could mirror last year’s onion field disruptions in Hardin county.
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J. Arthur Brock
Saginaw, Mich
Farmers? and Manufacturers? Beet Sugar Association
Ohio
Brock
Hardin County
Five Die in Ohio Auto Crashes Weekend
Automobile accidents across Ohio killed five people and injured several over the weekend as rain threats affected driving. A collision four miles east of Loudonville injured Mrs. Eugene Miller and six others from Columbus Akron, and Wooster hospital treated the wounded. At Springfield the dead included 51 year old Charles Sipe.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Eugene Miller
Columbus
Loudenville
Miller
Thersa Binesguerra
Angelina
Brothr Anthony
Feud Country Attacks Claim Clay County Victims
In Manchester Kentucky a cemetery received Bobbie Baker after his assassination on the town’s main street following a return to his native area. The same day James Cupp was buried after a separate killing during a funeral procession amid ongoing feud violence. Local officials considered special grand jury action. no national guard intervention.
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National
Clay County
Adj
Henry H. Denhardt
Frankfort
Denhardt
Ruby Laffoon
Eden Explains Naval Treaty to Mussolini in Rome
Italian circles report Mussolini dismissed Capt. Eden’s explanation of the Anglo German naval accord and warned of seeking a larger Italian ratio in future conferences. Italians expect no breakthrough, noting Italy will push for a full radical solution to the Ethiopian dispute and may avoid discussing the league question in the morning talks.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Anthony Eden
Il Duce
Britain
Mussolini
Capt
Eden
Italy
France
United States
Great Britain
League of Nations
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission Prosecutes About 100 Violations
The Ohio Milk Marketing Commission reported about 100 violations prosecuted between July 1933 and March 15 of the year, stemming from state government survey findings in two departmental functions.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Truck Pioneer Dies
Otto Armiteder 72, a pioneer motor truck manufacturer, died in Cincinnati after a brief illness of under a month. AP report dated June 24.
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Cincinnati
Otto Armiteder
Pioneer
Senate Hears Four Point Plan To Police Shipbuilders
Senate munitions committee urged a four point program to curb naval shipyard collusion and profits. It proposed banning bid collusion, blocking foreign access to American patents, capping profits at 5 or 10 percent, and requiring lobbyist disclosure. The report cites Navy price weaknesses and claims private yards cost more than government yards.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Com.setian
Nye
Cites Navy
Navy
Congress
Roosevelt Returns to White House After New York Visit
President Roosevelt arrived at the White House following an overnight trip from New York where he spent the weekend at Hyde Park. He was accompanied on the return by Secretary Morgenthau.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
New York
Hyde Park
Morgenthau
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