Bomb plot arrests in Warren Ohio connect to Hall
One of three men in Warren Ohio held on twenty five thousand dollar bond on illegal explosives charges. Arthur Scott claimed orders from Gus Hall CIO organizer guiding a dynamite ring. Police and guardsmen hunted Hall as bombings were alleged near steel plants power lines and private tracks.
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Arthur Scott
Gus Hall
Hall
National
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Bluc
Republic
Central Press
Sister urges death for Irwin in triple slaying case
Mrs Ethel Kudner Ronnie Gedeon’s sister urges the death penalty for Robert Irwin the 20 year old sculptor who confessed to killing Ronnie his mother and a boarder Irwin surrendered in Chicago to reporters and then returned to New York Chicago authorities said the case centers on a court appearance and the man’s statements referencing the murders
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Robert Irwin
Ronnie Gedeon
Ethel Kudner
Ronnie
Irwin
Kudner
Fol . Irwin
New York
Chicago
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Ethel and Franklin Roosevelt Jr. Plan Simple Country Church Wedding
Ethel DuPont and Franklin Roosevelt Jr. moved toward their wedding at a country church in Wilmington Delaware. The ceremony is set for 4 PM EST with the President and Mrs. Roosevelt arriving from Washington around noon. The train will stop at Montchanin for social functions before the rustic Christ Church ceremony.
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Wilmington
Del
Ethel DuPont
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
DuPont
Washington
Montchanin
Christ Church
Christiana Hundred
Parkers Sentenced in Lindbergh Kidnapping Plot
Newark dispatch reports Ellis Parker Sr a Burlington County detective chief and his son Ellis Parker Jr receive six and three year terms in federal prison for conspiring to seize and torture former Trenton lawyer Paul H Wendel to gain a false confession in the Lindbergh baby case. The jury urged leniency and Judge William Clark set bail at 20000 each while an appeal was announced.
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N. J
Ellis Parker, Sr
Burlington County
Ellis, Jr
Paul H. Wendel
Parkys
Wendel
Trenton
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
William Clark
J. Mercer Davis
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Clark
Parker
Eider Parker
Roosevelt Attends Franklin Jr Wedding At Du Pont Estate
President Franklin D Roosevelt arrived at Montchanin station to attend the wedding of his son Franklin Jr to Ethel Du Pont. State police and a Fort DuPont detachment guarded the area as 342 guests gathered for a single-ring Episcopal ceremony officiated by Rev. Frederick Ashton and Rev. Endicott Peabody. A bridal luncheon, a reception for 1,300, and plans for a European or yacht honeymoon followed at the Du Pont estate amid extensive family and state involvement.
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Franklin, Jr
Ethel DuPont
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Frederick Ashton
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
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Europe
Cabinet Eyes Patrol Crisis
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain convened the British cabinet to weigh abandoning the hands off Spain non intervention plan amid strong German and Italian opposition to the Spanish War policy. Germany and Italy refused the British-French proposal to take over all naval patrols along Spain's coasts. Both nations recalled warships from the patrol last week. Italian circles charged Britain and France with backing the Spanish government.
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Neville Chamberlain
Spain
Germany
Italy
Britain
France
Woman's Body Identified in Buckeye Lake
Newark Ohio June 30 Coroner G W Sapp identified the woman found floating in Buckeye Lake as Mildred Woodward 40 a Newark school teacher on leave of absence for ill health The coroner did not yet determine the cause of death
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Newark
G. W. Sapp
Buckeye Lake
Mildred Woodward
Auditor Pratt denies implication in vote tampering case
Ironton Ohio June 30 AP County Auditor Pearl A Pratt denies involvement in ballot tampering amid trial of Pratt and three others over altering more than 200 votes after the November election to favor William Dickens over Harry Banton. Evidence cites a break in at the board of elections and later recount results. Pratt testified he could not recall paying 3900 dollars to Southern Ohio Equipment Co for undelivered machinery.
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Ironton, O
Pearl A. Pratt
Pratt
Lawrence
Dan C. Rapp
Rapp
William C. Dickens
Elizabeth Griffith
Wade Webb
Board of Elections Office
Dickens
Harry Banton
Common Pleas Court
Banton
Thomas A. Burke, Jr
Southern Ohio Equipment Company
Franceawaits Senate Action on Chautemps Powers
Paris June 30 AP The French senate granted Camille Chautemps government sweeping powers to save the nation’s finances by a 167 to 82 vote, with the Chamber of Deputies already approving. The finance committee, 20 to 3, backed the bill after hearing Premier Chau temps and Finance Minister Georges Bonnet in a closed session, signaling near full parliamentary approval. Joseph Caillaux abstained among 10 abstentions. he opposed the Popular Front and served in Briand’s cabinet.
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Paris
Senate
Camille Chautempt
Chamber of Deputies
Chautempts
Senate Finance Committee
Camille Chautemps
Georges Bonnet
Leon Blum
Joseph Caillaux
People’s Front
Briand
Blum
Mayors to Meet Columbus Officials on Relief Plan
Mayor Myron B. Gessman said Gov. Martin L. Davey promised a meeting with Ohio mayors to discuss the relief issue before the legislature's special session adjourns.
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Columbus
Myron B. Gessman
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Ohio High Court strikes tax immunity in ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court invalidates a section of the intangible tax law granting the state tax commission power to issue immunity from tax collection for 1926 to 1930. The decision affirms a lower court judgment of 385 518 dollars in delinquent taxes plus penalties against the estate of Carrie Jacobs Brown of Stark County.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
State Tax Commission
Carrie Jacobs Brown
Stark County
Ohio
Tax Commission of Ohio
Ohio senate panel urges pension reform and study
A Columbus AP report says a special sub committee of the Ohio Senate advanced eight suggestions to improve state aid for the aged and urged immediate consideration. It backs investigating pension handling and the possible creation of a trust fund to pay benefits.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Ohio
John Taylor
Dcolumbiana
Liquor Department
Dayton weighs rabies quarantine as scare spreads
Dayton City Health Commissioner A. O. Peters weighing a city-wide quarantine after Dayton's first rabies scare in two years. An infected dog owned by Frank Pfuhl led to a 12-block area being placed under 60 days of observation.
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Dayton, O
A. O. Peters
Dayton
Frank Pfuhl
Inglewood Slayings Spark Hunt for Suspect Eddie the Sailor
Police labeled a man dubbed Eddie the Sailor as suspect No 1 in the killing of Madeline Everett 7 Melba Everett 9 and Jeanette Stephens 8 as autopsy confirms the crimes were the work of a sexual pervert Two other girls refused to join the rabbit hunt with the suspect Lillian Popp 11 told investigators she and a cousin almost joined the trio before slipping away and the man coaxed two more girls into his car in a bid to lure them Saturday Rewards totaling 3500 were offered for information leading to his capture
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Inglewood
Calif
Eddie the Sailor
Madeline Everett
Melba
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Lillian Popp
Eddie
Lillian
Jeanette
Madeline
State Senate Meets Tonight Over Stop Gap Budget
Ohio's Senate planned to convene with a possible stop-gap appropriations bill and to name a new conference committee with the House on the biennial appropriation. Lieutenant Governor Paul P. Yoder said a partial bill of about 11.2 million dollars to run state operations through September 30 could be acted on if a conference committee is named, though he doubted progress toward a final agreement.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House of Representatives
Paul P. Yoder
Pair Plan Canoe Trip To Gallipolis
Logan youths Joe Gabriel and Hugh Keller plan a week long canoe voyage from Logan down the Hocking River to the Ohio at Hocking Port then along the Ohio to Gallipolis. They expect about 120 miles of travel in a home made outrigger craft with minimal supplies and food to be bought along the way.
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Gallipolis
Hocking
Ohio Rivers
Logan
Joe Gabriel
Hugh Keller
Gabriel
Keller
Ohio
Hockingport
Big River
Labor clashes flare as guardsmen police Cleveland strike
At Stone Knitting Mills a clash between AFL and CIO garment workers left several injured and a man arrested. In Canton Republic Steel opened its four plants under Ohio National Guard protection after dynamite damaged a water main and wires. About 112 cars carried roughly 450 workers into plants while 200 pickets, many women, marched past guards shouting scab. Across the region mills operated normally despite tensions.
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AFL
CIO
Stone Knitting Mills Co
Canton
Republic Steel Corporation
Ohio National Guard
Republic
Great Lakes
Johnstown
Cambria Works
Bethlehem
James J. Shields
James Mark
C. W. Jones
Brotherhood of Railway
Youngstown
Warren
Sheet and Tube
Japanese Forces Sink Soviet Boat In Amur River Clash
A Japanese-Manchukuoan army communique says Soviet gunboat sunk and another heavily damaged after three boats attacked from Blagoveshchensk on the Amur River. It claims Japanese guards repelled the third vessel as it opened fire.
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Manchoukuo
Blagoveshchensk
Amur
Kanchattu
United States Ryder Cup Team Defeats Britain 8 to 4
The United States Ryder Cup team won its first victory on British soil at Southport by defeating Great Britain's selected professionals 8 to 4, retaining the International golf trophy.
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Southport
Eng
United States
Great Britain
Supreme Court narrows Sandusky light plant case
The State Supreme Court denied Sandusky city commission a hearing in the municipal light plant dispute. The high court had earlier refused to review after the Court of Appeals halted construction of the proposed 1.4 million dollar plant.
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State Supreme Court
City Commission of
Sandusky
Court of Appeal
Law graduates begin first bar examinations in Columbus
A class of 400 law students, 100 more than last year, are away for the first of the bar examinations conducted by the supreme court. Results of anination will be announced next Thursday.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
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