Grandi Entertains Italy’s Stand Against Sanctions
In London Dino Grandi told the League of Nations council Italy would join in no sanctions against Germany after Hitler’s Locarno breach. He insisted Italy cannot take measures conflicting with its post Geneva stance despite Germany’s treaty violation. The decision was met with deadlock among Locarno signatories as France balked at a Franco German demilitarized Rhine proposal.
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Associated Press
London
Italy
Germany
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Locarno
Rhine
Council of Guilt to brand Nazi Germany in new security plan
Western Europe moves to design a new security system while the Council of Guilt prepared today to brand Nazi Germany as a treaty violator. Continued on page 2.
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Western Europe
Nazi Germany
Miss Maxwell Gets Review by Virginia High Court
Edith Maxwell a 21 year old Wise county schoolteacher was sentenced to 25 years for murdering her father Trigo Maxwell. The Virginia supreme court of appeals granted a writ of error for review after two new trial motions were overruled. The appeal argued that the evidence was insufficient to convict.
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Edith Maxwell
Wise County
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Miss Maxwell
Trigo Maxwell
H. A. W. Skeen
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Congress Debates Army Bill and Committee Hearings
Senate debates army appropriation bill while Commerce and Interstate Commerce panels advance ship subsidy measures and tax exemptions. Ways and Means reviews tax legislation. Senate rejected Florida ship canal continuation. Lobby panels probe lawmakers stance on power company ties. Age pensions panel to open hearings March 28.
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Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Ways and Means Subcommittee
Senate
Florida Ship Canal
House
Ohio faces record flood threat amid heat and snow
Flood waters surge down the Ohio River Valley described as the worst since 1913. From East Liverpool to Wheeling muddy levels threaten homes and businesses as snow and gale drifted in and roads froze. Fifteen thousand residents on Wheeling Island evacuated amidst widespread closures and stalled travel.
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Associated Press
Ohio River
Ohio
Liverpool
Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling Island
Japanese naval plane crash in Kurume kills five
A Japanese naval pursuit plane crashed in Kurume on Kyushu Island killing at least five people. The pilots died and a fire destroyed three houses. Three children perished in the blaze and fears of additional bodies grew as authorities dealt with the wreckage.
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Tokyo
Kurume
Kyushu
Tube Co to Build Monster Pipeline
Pittsburgh March 18 AP National Tube Co of Pittsburgh will build a 230 mile pipeline to connect Detroit gas users with Texas field trunk lines. The $3,500,000 project will start when frost ends. Seamless pipe will run to the trunk at Zionsville near Indianapolis.
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Pittsburgh
Detroit
Texas
National Tube Co
Zionsville
Indianapolis
Pig Causes Man's Death in Ohio Incident
Fred Styker aged 58 died in Deshler after pneumonia developed from broken legs caused by a pig that upset him two weeks earlier in Findlay Ohio.
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Pig
Man
Roosevelt asks Congress for 1.5 billion works budget
President Roosevelt asks Congress to appropriate 1.5 billion dollars for work relief in the next government year starting July 1. He says private business should expand to absorb unemployed, with total relief outlay near 3.1 billion and a possible end to further appropriations if gains are substantial.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Works Progress Administration
Treasury
Civilian Conservation Corps
Logan Fest 78 American Legion Disposes War Chest
At the regular meeting of Logan Fest 78 American Legion the disposition of funds from the Hocking County War Chest was approved. The funds will be held in trust by five trustees who will provide the post with annual interest of 9,796.85 and one twentieth of the principal each year, totaling about 500 yearly, until the fund is exhausted after twenty years.
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Logan
American Legion
Hocking
Columbus Motorist Fined $100 for Drunken Driving
Harold Copeland of Columbus was arrested Saturday by Sheriff Joe Farbearn for drunken driving. He pleaded guilty, was fined $100 and costs, and had driving rights suspended for six months. Copeland was first arraigned Monday on a not guilty plea and bound over to the grand jury under a $500 bond. He paid the fine after changing his plea.
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Harold Copeland
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
Copeland
Shrine of the Little Flower Shrine Fire in Michigan
The Rev. Charles E. Coughlin watches the Shrine of the Little Flower burn at Royal Oak Michigan. Fire origin undetermined caused about 30000 in damage. The nearby new shrine valued at 1000000 was not harmed.
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Charles E. Coughlin
Derby
Detroit
Royal Oak
Mich
Akron Labor Parley in Reopened Goodyear Strike
Conciliators pressed to end the month old Goodyear Tire and Rubber strike as Akron awaited a break in tensions after the company decided to reopen its picketed plants. Union lookouts expect a return of about 14 000 idle workers soon while attorneys for both sides prepared to resume conferences.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Nion
United Rubber Workers
E. E. Zesiger
L. M. Buckingham
Goodyear
To Dismiss Cops After Levy Defeat In Conneaut Ohio
Mayor L. R. Naylor planned to discharge police and fire personnel after a failed 38 mill levy on March 10 in Conneaut Ohio. Two firemen will stay on duty, one daytime and one at night, while businessmen prepare to hire special watchmen to cover gaps.
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Conneaut
L. R. Naylor
Funeral services set for Mayor T. B. Alexander in Put-in-Bay
Mayor T. B. Alexander 70 died yesterday. Funeral services will be held Friday. The Ferry Memorial Beacons will be lit each night until the services.
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Put-In-Bay
T. B. Alexander
Ferry
Scandal at New Amsterdam theatre over Vallee punch row
The Daily News reports George White punched Rudy Vallee five times on stage at the Scandals company meeting at New Amsterdam theatre. Stageside audience included Bert Lahr Willie Howard Eugene Howard Gracie Barrie and about fifty Scandals beauties. White says Vallee called him a nasty name.
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New York
The
Daily News
George White
Rudy Vallee
New Amsterdam
Bert Lahr
Willie
Eugene Howard
Gracie Barrie
White
Vallee
Property judgment in Ryan vs Ryan division of common property
Judge Harley Whitcraft returns judgment in Blanche Ryan v William J Ryan allocating seven twelfths of one land tract to the plaintiff and a quarter interest in two other lots. The ruling also fixes defendants' shares. James Martin Charles England and Vayce Webb named commissioners to partition the estate.
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Blanche Ryan
William J. Ryan
Harley Whitcraft
James Martin
Charles England
Vayce Webb
Holl Presents Ribbon To Glouster Post As Quota Leader
Barton A. Holl met with the Glouster Post of the American Legion last night and presented them with a ribbon as a quota post in the state wide membership contest.
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Barton A. Holl
Glouster
American Legion
Six Drownings Reported in Lockhaven Floods
Reports to the Lockhaven Express Office said six persons had drowned in floods in the area around Lockhaven Pennsylvania on March 18.
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Lockhaven
Lockhaven Express
Johnstown faces second great flood with 14 dead
Isolated residents seek safety as flood waters recede from downtown Johnstown Pennsylvania. Authorities report 14 lives lost across western Pennsylvania with 2235 people swept through the valley and damage estimated at 10 million dollars. Police under military rule urge outside aid to clean debris and curb looting.
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Johnstown
Associated Press
Harry Klink
Pennsylvania
Klink
CCC
Shocking Fratricide Rocks Coldwater Area
In Celina on March 18 a 24 year old, Florian Knapke, confessed to killing his brother Linus Knapke with bullet wounds to the head and chest. The slaying occurred Saturday night in the yard of the family home near Coldwater after an argument over chaff for a chicken coop. Linus had just attended his funeral. Deputy Ralph Allers and Bruce Barber described the motive and timeline.
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Celina
Linus
Bruce Barber
Florian
WPA Road Projects Begin in Greendale and Laurel Run
Work started today on two WPA road repairs in this county. Greendale L H road, 2.2 miles from Greendale to Perry Township line, cost 7928 to fed and 619 to county, foreman John E. Cline, 33 men employed. Laurel Run road runs 4.8 miles between state routes 31 and 56 in Starr Township, federal cost 19979, county 867, sixty workers.
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Greendale-Lost Hollow
Athens
Laurel Run
Starr Township
Greendale
Ward Township
Perry Township
John E. Cline
Lost Run
Civil War Vet Charles Guthridge Dies at 91
Charles Guthridge aged 91, the last Civil War veteran living in St. Paris, died yesterday in Urbana Ohio. His death marks the passing of a long-remembered veteran accorded local recognition.
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Urbana
Charles Guthridge
St. Paris
Ohio River Flood Reaches Unprecedented Stage
Rivers reach flood levels threatening 30 000 homeless as Ohio River swells toward record heights in Wheeling. In Pittsburgh the Allegheny hits 42 6 feet causing widespread isolation of homes and fires at industrial sites with rising deaths.
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Wheeling
W. VA
Ohio
Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Flood Threat Plagues Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania
The century's greatest flood menaced Pittsburgh and nearby communities in western Pennsylvania with damage already running into millions of dollars as authorities monitored rising waters and prepared relief efforts.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Greek Leader Venizelos Dies in Exile
Eleutheros Venizelos, 72, exiled former prime minister nicknamed father of the Greek Republic, died in Paris at 8:50 A M after a brief illness from influenza complications. His wife and two sons were at his side. His illness followed the 1935 revolution’s failure and restoration of the monarchy.
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Paris
Eleutherios Venizelos
Sophocles
Kiriadis
Flood Cuts Off Satan's Kingdom in New Hartford
Dozens of buildings swept away as Greenwoods dam collapsed on the Farmington River near Satan's Kingdom. Fear of loss of life grows as 25 residents there are marooned and the district loses all telephone communication.
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New Hartford
Conn
Mar
Greenwoods Dam
Farmington River
Prisoner Edward Ferguson Dies at London Farm
Edward Ferguson died at the don Prison Farm on March 18 from tuberculosis while serving a life sentence for second degree murder.
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London
Edward Ferguson
Don
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