Oust Williams From Welfare Bureau Post
Geo C Williams was dismissed as food supervisor for the Ohio Welfare Department with Governor Davey’s approval. The firing followed his charges of immorality and mistreatment at Marysville reformatory for women. Reps Marshall and Nixon conducted an inspection beside Williams’s claim of orders from Davey. Williams lives in Cincinnati and earned $3,000 annually. no successor named.
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Columbus
Marysville
Mittendorf
Louise Mittendorf
Reformatory
Williams
Allman
Fingerprint match tied to Norwalk homicide suspect
In Norwalk Ohio Huron county authorities pressed the fingerprint link tying a 45 year old former convict to the death of 65 year old widow Katherine Wilde. The Mansfield reformatory expert said prints at the scene matched the suspect who claimed an alibi with friends. Wilde was beaten with nine fractured ribs and found by granddaughter Georgia Whipple. Coroner J D Bradish ruled murder.
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Norwalk
Huron County
Katherine Wilde
BE. C. Fuller
Mansfield Reformatory
German People Must Submit To Nazi Rules
Berlin dispatch reports Hitler's cabinet adopted decrees to shape German life without public consent. Measures include compulsory labor service for 200000 young men and 100000 young women annually, nationwide air protection drills, penal code revisions, salary controls, sterilization investigations, and labor policy aims.
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Berlin
Bernhard Rust
Illicit Ohio Alcohol Still Largest in Eastern State
Sixteen federal and state agents raided what they called the largest illicit alcohol still in eastern Ohio. The operation valued at $75,000 had defrauded the government of $300,000 in taxes. A 10,000 gallon copper still and extensive tanks were seized along with 1800 gallons of alcohol. Mike Infanti and Sam Infanti of Niles were arrested and jailed in Youngstown on federal revenue act violations.
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Niles
Ohio
Mike Infanti
Sam Infanti
Youngstown
Not So Lucky in Court for Chicago Man
Judge Rudolph Desart awarded Alma M. Ervin half of four thousand dollars claimed winnings from a craps game and granted her a divorce. The decision noted Lemuel A. Ervin did not fire a shot but the court treated the win as marital property.
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Chicago
Lemuel A. Ervin
Rudolph Desart
Alma M. Ervin
Lemuel
Declines Whip Prefers Jail In Foster-Child Case
In Alexandria on June 27, Harry Gregory and his wife Jean were convicted of beating their foster child Rosemary 3. The judge sentenced Jean to 60 days and gave Gregory a choice between a year in jail or a flogging. Gregory initially chose the beating but then refused.
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Alexandria
Harry Gregory
Gregory
Jean
Rosemary
James R. Duncan
Frank St. Clair Appointed to Hocking County Board
Frank St. Clair, Falls-Gore township farmer and longtime Hocking county resident, was named by a nominating board to succeed Tom Vancuren on the county commissioners. The appointment awaits state secretary certification and notes St. Clair’s family, farming, and local service. The group will also pick a successor to Charles Strum, who died from auto injuries.
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Frank St. Clair
Board of Commissioners
Falls-Gore
Tom Vancuren
Hocking County
W. S. Yaw
Carl Sparnon
E. L. Ewing
St. Clair
VangGquren
State Highway Department
Secretary of State
Emanuel Wolfe
W. E. Evans
Charles Strum
Wolfe
Evans
Strum
Liberalized bonds rulings by Ohio Supreme Court in June decision
Ohio Supreme Court liberalized tax limitation rules on bond issuances. Bonds under the 15 mill limit may be refunded. 10 mill restrictions do not apply to them. Rulings covered refunds for Wells ton, Portsmouth precedents, county losses in bank failures, pro rata losses in Cuyahoga subdivisions, and other matters including dissolutions and compensation claims linked to historic incidents.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
John L. Steel
Wellston
Portsmouth
Industrial Commission
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
John A. Zangerel
Secretary of State
Alice Carr
Philip Powell
Millfield
Florence Draker
Two Die in Nitroglycerine Truck Explosion Near Amarillo
A nitroglycerine truck exploded near Amarillo Texas injuring a third man. The dead are Ben McDonald 55 and Paul Broks 25 both from Borger Texas. The explosion occurred last night and left two men killed at the scene with a third seriously wounded.
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Amarillo
Tex
Here
Ben McDonald
Paul Broks
Borger
Presbyterians Meet Wooster to Review Reports
Delegates at the Presbyterian Synod of Ohio annual meeting in Wooster discussed finance Presbyterian records resolutions and an eight part committee on Christian Education report.
Economist predicts big changes in social world
Minneapolis June 27 AP Dr Charles E Merriam of the University of Chicago forecasts major shifts in society through planned national guidance. He argues planning need not mean regimentation and should address preserving civilization while avoiding future pitfalls. The Mandan Earthlodge people rose in the Dakotas around 1200 AD with agriculture and walls but declined after encounters with horse armed foes and disease.
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Minneapolis
Charles E. Merriam
University of Chicago
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Dakotas
Europe
Governor Davey Denies Senate Seat Ambition
Columbus June 27 AP Governor Davey denounces as a deliberate untruth a report he aims for the Senate seat of Robert J Bulkley. The story claimed Bulkley would take an ambassadorial post and Davey would resign to allow Mosier to appoint a successor to the Senate seat.
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Columbus
Davey
Robert J. Bulkley
Bulkley
Harold G. Mosier
Dedication Planned for New $50,000 Patrol Barracks
The Wilmington area will host a formal dedication Saturday afternoon for the new state highway patrol barracks costing 50 000 dollars. The event marks the completion of the project and will feature local officials and a brief ceremony.
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Wilmington
Sino Japanese Chahar settlement reported by Japan
The Japanese military announced that the Chahar incident is settled, signaling capitulation by Chinese authorities. The move comes amid a broader North China crisis, with terms reportedly including troop evacuation, police patrols, and a Kalgan airstrip, though details remain undisclosed.
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Peiping
China
North China
Chahar
Chahar Province
Kenji Dhohara
Nanking
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Japan
Kalgan
Man Dies From Skull Fracture After Street Finding
Charles Ogg, 47, died of a skull fracture suffered Monday in Hamilton Ohio. He was brother to Stanley Ogg vice president of the Ohio Federation of Labor. Found lying on a street a companion who placed Oggs head on an improvised pillow vanished, coroner G EB Cook said.
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Hamilton, CO
Charles Ogg
Stanley Ogg
Ohio Federation of Labor
G. EB. Cook
Oggs
House Resigns Itself To Weeks Of Tax Debate
Democratic leaders outline a slow schedule for hearings and debate on Roosevelt's tax plan. The House Ways and Means Committee will hold two to three weeks of hearings, delaying a showdown vote until late July at the earliest, with the Senate action several weeks after.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Houghton
N. C
Robinson
Ark
Capitol Hill
Engineer to Meet with Councilmen Over Gas Rate Hike
An engineer employed by the Public Utility Commission of Ohio will meet with city councilmen Friday night to discuss the gas rate hike proposed by OA Fuel Gas Co. The meeting is not a regular legislative session and citizens interested in the gas rate problem are invited to attend the conference likely in the Council chamber at city hall.
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Public Utility Commission of Ohio
OA Fuel Gas Co
Funeral Rites Friday for Col Lewis W Call
The funeral of Colonel Lewis W. Call a retired army officer and native of Upper Sandusky will be held Friday in a national cemetery.
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Washington
Lewis W. Call
Upper Sandusky
National Cemetery
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Dorothy
Logan High School
F. St. Clair
Supreme Court
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England
Alfred W. Bowers
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Hudson
Baby
Welfare Workers
Muskogee
Okla
Dell Hudson
R. Dell Hudson
Hudsons
Fayetteville
Lois Eden
McAlester
Hudson
Bush
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Associated Press
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Kentucky
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