State Banks Face Condition Reports Across Nation
The comptroller of the currency called for the condition of all national banks as of March 4. In Columbus Ohio the state banking department issued a similar call for state banks with 467 institutions required to respond, marking the first of four such reports in 1936.
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Squire
Ohio
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Columbus
State Banking Department
Samuel H. Squire
AP Editors Elect Officers for Year in Ohio
Charles Corbin of the Toledo Blade was elected president of AP editors in Ohio. David Bowman of the Cincinnati Times-Star became first vice president and John Green of the Portsmouth Times second vice president. F J Starzel of the Columbus Bureau was chosen secretary.
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Columbus
Associated Press Editors
Ohio
Charles Corbin
Toledo Blade
S. P. Barnett
Cleveland Plain Dealer
David Bowman
Telegraph
Cincinnati Times Star
John Green
Portsmouth Times
F. J. Starzel
Stamp collector Ralph Essig dies at 57
Newark Ohio March 16 AP Ralph Essig is dead at 57 a Newark post office foreman and a leading stamp collector in the state. He was noted for his work and hobby in local circles. The obituary mentions his prominent status among stamp enthusiasts.
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Newark, O
Ralph Essig
Newark
Congress Debates Stockyards Act Change and Tax Proposals
Congress debates changes to the stockyards act while a lobby hearing features Robert A. Smith of the National Conference of Investors. Banking and finance committees study housing and liquor tax proposals. House considers private bills as appropriations panels review four departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Smith
National Conference of Investors
Banking
Finance
House
Appropriations
Department
State, Justice, Labor Commerce
Bruno's Attorneys Await Jafsie Return
In Trenton New Jersey on March 16 AP reports Bruno Hauptmann's lawyers press for the imminent return of Dr John Condon known as Jafsie as an eleventh hour bid to stave off the electric chair. Condon is aboard the Grace liner Santa Inez en route to New York after a two month tropical vacation.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno
Richard Hauptmann
John Ransom
Hauptmann
Condon
Panama
Santa Inez
New York
Sleeping sickness blamed in death of local child
Dr. Harold Waltz of Greencamp attributed a form of sleeping sickness to the death of Dale Eugene Hutchinson three year old son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Hutchinson in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, O
Harold Waltz
Greencamp
Dale Eugene
Floyd Hutchinson
Congress Eyes Income Taxes in Debated Rush
Washington March 16 AP Congress shows unprecedented interest in the annual income tax rush as citizens hurry to file by midnight. Lawmakers hope larger than expected returns could influence the proposed 792 million dollar tax program to fund farm aid and part of the bonus. Treasury, optimistic, projects at least 438 million this month versus 382.1 million last March and 228.5 million in March 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
Department
Hocking County Roosevelt Davey Club Meets Tonight
The Hocking County Roosevelt Davey club plans a 7 30 p m regular meeting to discuss important business and next actions. Members are urged to attend and participate in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEMS
Hocking County
Roosevelt- Davey Club
Pilot Survives Crash Hints at Solving Air Tragedies
First Lt. Frank D. Klein of the army air corps, 33, survived a tree crash after a routine weather flight from Wright Field. He credits his near loss to a sudden electrical storm and says his experience may help explain recent airliner disasters in Arkansas and Montana. He was freed after 10 minutes, thinking at first he might have hit another plane.
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Dayton
Frank D. Klein
Army Air Corps
Klein
Wright Field
Lawrence Burts
Arkansas
Montana
Manhattan Building Strike Ends As Mediators Seek Peace Terms
Akron officials report a tightened Goodyear strike picket with 9,000 members in a new law and order league. No factory reopenings occurred yet. Goodyear president Litchfield rejects full return of workers. conciliators Chappell and McDonald present a five point plan for immediate idle-employee return and issue arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Akron
Akron, CO
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Law and Order” League
P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear
P. W. Chappell
E. C. McDonald
Got Spring Fever What It Is
Columbus March 16 AP Dr J H J Upham of Ohio State University medical college says there is no disease called spring fever and that warm weather increases activity while rising temperatures reduce exertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. H. J. Upham
Ohio State University
Medical College
Motorist Shot in Robbery Near Steubenville
Charles Scott 23 of Richmond is hospitalized with a bullet wound after he and Anna Mary Gray were robbed by two men while driving toward Toronto Ohio. Scott said the assault occurred Sunday as they were approached on the road. Sheriff Ray Land was investigating.
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Steubenville
Charles Scott
Richmond
Scott
Ray Land
Anna Mary Gray
Toronto
Impoverished Mother Surrenders Daughters in Desperate Park Scheme
In San Francisco on March 16 AP reports a young mother, facing poverty after separation from her husband, gave her two young daughters to strangers she did not know. A neighbor involved in seeking foster parents recounted the scene in a park as the mother cited hunger and hardship in a dark basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Liu Junc
Einar Simonsen
OSU Students Arrested In Taxicab Theft Prank
Police questioned Vincent G. Herman and Nicholas R. Berry both Youngstown natives and OSU juniors after they admitted taking a taxicab as a prank. The incident ended in a collision with another car, according to Detective George Ryder.
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Columbus
Vincent G. Herman
Nicholas R. Berry
Youngstown
Ohio State University
George Ryder
Man admits hoax kidnap plot aimed at countess
Alfred Molyneux, 31, of Lancashire, jailed for attempting to extort 200 pounds from Countess Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow by faking a plot to kidnap her newborn. He admitted writing the letter in a low mood and was held in custody after police trapped him at a rendezvous with a messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Eng
Alfred Molyneux
Lancashire
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow
Molyneux
Richard A. Sneed Confederate veterans leader dies at 90
Lawton Oklahoma reports that Richard A. Sneed age 90 former commander in chief of the Confederate Veterans of America died last night in Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
Richard A. Sneed
The
Confederate Veterans of America
New York Union and Landlords Reach Interim Settlement
Tenants in 2500 buildings return to work after a two week service walk out as union leaders and landlords agree immediate reemployment of strikers and arbitration on wage and hour demands. The settlement preserves open shop while arbitration proceeds and unions praise victory. Women workers cited. average hotel chambermaid earnings cited at 10.58 dollars weekly.
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New York
Women's Trade Union League
Steel production up as plants surpass 1935 peak
Cleveland dispatch reports that Steel magazine says steel works operations rose last week, exceeding the 1935 high mark. The advance indicates strengthening output in the steel industry amid ongoing production gains.
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Cleveland
Steel
Today
Tragedy Stalks Marrying Mdivanis Prince Serge Killed
Palm Beach Florida March 16 AP Death in a polo game ended the life of Prince Serge Mdivani 33 a member of the Marrying Mdivani brothers as his bride former Louis Astor Van Alen watched in shock He died after a head injury when his pony struck Cecil Smiths horse at the Delray Beach polo field near here The tragedy recalls the death of his brother Prince Alexis in Spain earlier months Serge had married twice first to a former actress later to opera singer Mary McCormic
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Palm Beach
Fla
Serge Mdivani
Mdivani
Louis Astor van Alen
Newport
R. L
Serge
Prince Alexis
Spain
Delray Beach
Polo Field
Here
Prince Serge
Cecil Smith
Smith
Dawn
Ree
Any
Mary McCormic
French Reinforcements Move To Eastern Frontier
Paris dispatch reports 2000 reservists entrained for reinforcement duty along the eastern frontier after Rhineland occupation, framed as a 28 day training call up despite German violations of Locarno pact.
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Paris
Barch
Rhineland
Germany
War Ministry
Translation of Alsbald May Shape German Europe Talks
London March 16 The fate of negotiations over Germany's relations with Europe may hinge on the German word Alsbald. The League of Nations seeks a clarified reply from Hitler via Avenol on attending a council session. The German embassy notes Alsbald means in due course not forthwith, altering the implied condition for German attendance on equal footing with the powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E- Sharkey
Associated Press
London
Germany
Europe
League of Nations Council
The
League
Hitler
Foreign Office
Council Secretariat
Senator Black Faces Court Subpoena in DC
March 16 AP report shows Senator Black DLa chair of the Senate lobby committee served with a subpoena to appear in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia regarding an injunction suit by William Randolph Hearst. Deputy Marshal Harry C. Alglen delivered papers as the committee session continued. Senator Schellenbach criticized the move, citing heavy utility spending and alleging anti legislative obstruction by Hearst and allied groups.
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Washington
D-La
Senate Lobby Committee
Supreme Court of the
William Ray Mearst
Schwellen
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Amatean Liberty League
Congress
Mrshal
United States Senate
Prof Haldane Dead at 75 in Oxford England
Professor John Scott Haldane aged 75, noted British scientist and writer, died last night in Oxford England, according to AP dispatch. Haldane, long prominent in physiology and gas therapy, had a distinguished career shaping science and public health.
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Haldane
Oxford
Eng
John Scott Haldane
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