League Council To Adjourn As Hitler Note Dispatches
The League of Nations Council voted to adjourn and reconvene in Geneva at a summons from President Stanley Bruce as Britain France Belgium and Italy press on with negotiations with Germany over Locarno Pact guarantees. Berlin reports say Von Ribbentrop to present replies to France Britain Belgium Italy and other league members with oral explanations.
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London
League of Nations Council
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Germany
Berlin
Jan- Wilhelmstrasse
Rhineland
von Ribbentrop
Barrett Hanged by Federal Government in Indiana Jail Yard
George W. Barrett, a gray haired former Kentucky feudist accused of killing at least six people, was executed by the federal government in the Marion county jail yard. The 12:02 a.m. hanging followed the murder of federal agent Nelson B. Klein at West College Corner last August, shot during an arrest attempt on a stolen car charge.
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Indianapolis
George W. Barrett
Kentucky
Marion County
Phil Hanna
Epworth
Arthur Reeves
Barrett
Nelson B. Klein
West College Corner
Ind
Klein
Breach Threatens Locarno Front Again
A brief AP dispatch from London reports a renewed breach threat at the Locarno front as of March 24 1936 with continuation noted on Page 2. The item emphasizes ongoing tensions and the potential for renewed clashes in the European security arena.
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Locarno
Associated Press
London
Italy Stocks Crash After Mussolini Move
Milan and Rome stock markets plunged as Mussolini abolished large private industries. Major shares slid 7 to 40 points with firms like Snia-Viscosa, Cantoni Cotton, Montecatini Chemicals and Terni Steel Works showing declines. Government bonds held steady then eased slightly.
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Rome
Milan
Mussolini
Italy
A - B.shires
Noe
Terni Steel Works
Cantoni
Montecatini
Congressional hearings on river valley pollution and rail bills
The article notes Congress testimony on stream pollution. Agriculture sub committee weighs bills to develop the Mississippi and Columbia River Valleys. Interstate commerce sub committee discusses motion picture block booking. Ways and Means sub committee convenes at 10. Senate approves large army appropriation bill and District of Columbia rent commission debated.
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Ceives
Agriculture
Mississippi
Columbia River
Commerce
Ways and Means
Senate
District of Columbia Rent Commission
7 000 Protests Filed Over Benefit Plan in Ohio
Nearly 7 000 protest records were filed against a benefit plan in New Philadelphia Ohio. Officials said revisions will take months. hearings begin April 3 by the conservancy court. The plan seeks 6 million dollars from 32 000 property owners to finance land purchase for a large project.
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Philadelphia
Benefit
Conservancy Court
Patrolmen Avert Wreck of Flyer
A passerby spotted a miniature landslide covering twenty feet of Wheeling & Lake Erie tracks in Cleveland. Patrolmen William Schiebert and Theodore Grzewski cleared the path with shovels just before a train was due, delaying the dispatcher who had feared a misread. A track crew arrived ten minutes later.
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Cleveland
Wheeling & Lake Erie
William Schiebert
Theodore Grzewski
Glidden Directors Approve Plan to Eliminate Funded Debt
Glidden Company directors approve a plan to eliminate funded debt to save about 216000 dollars over the next three years. The action is intended to strengthen the firm’s financial position and reduce annual interest costs. The announcement was made from Cleveland Ohio on March 24.
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Cleveland, O
Glidden Company
Child auto victim in Columbus dies after playmate push
A one year old named Erlin Jay Ellis died from injuries after a playmate accidentally shoved him into a passing car in Columbus Ohio. The incident occurred last night and prompted an AP report.
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Columbus,o
Erlin Jay Ellis
Logan Council Considers Gas Rates and Readings
Logan city council meets to decide action on the Ohio Fuel Gas Co rate case with a proposed 65 cent ordinance read for a third time and a 59 cent option for three years under debate. The district manager rejects a too low rate, signaling continued negotiations.
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Logan
Utilities Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Harold Larimer
J. C. Meldrim
The
Ohio Fuel
Vargas Proclaims Martial Law Across Brazil
President Getulio Vargas declares a nationwide state of martial law for 90 days citing subversive activities. Significant figures including a senator, a radical deputy, an opposition leader, and an army captain were arrested in a swift roundup as the regime tightens control.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Chamber of Deputies
Middlefield Enforces Limit on Street Gatherings
Chardon reports a new city ordinance in Middlefield forbidding more than five people to gather on streets without written consent from G. H. McIlroy. Violations carry a $1 to $49 fine. Johnson Rubber Co operates a plant in Middlefield.
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Chardon
Middlefield
G. H. McIlroy
Johnson Rubber Co
$237,000,000 Flood Plan Proposed by Ohio Valley Group
A group from three states proposes a $237 million flood control project to ease the Ohio River tributaries burden. 39 reservoirs would be built on streams like the Scioto and Muskingum. U S Army engineers approve, with yearly flood-damage savings estimated at 10 to 20 million dollars.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Charles Holzer
Ohio Valley Water Conservation and Flood Control Congress
Congress
U. S. Army Engineers
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Alan Jordan
Columbus
Holzer
Scioto
Great
Kanawhas
Hocking
Muskingum
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Taft Readies Open Campaign Speech in Ohio Rally
Robert A Taft of Cincinnati called favorite son candidate as he preps opening speech at Cleveland Heights High School auditorium. He is expected to attack Senator William E Borah and the Roosevelt administration in his remarks with supporters.
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Cleveland
Robert A Taft
Cincinnati
Ohio Republican Party
Cleveland Heights High School
Taft
William E. Borah
Roosevelt
Two Die in Cleveland Car Crash
Mrs. Mabel Nielson aged 57 of Lakewood and George N. Cleve aged 56 of Cleveland were killed in an auto collision yesterday while riding together in the Cleveland area.
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Cyeveland
Mabel Nielson
Lakewood
George N. Cleve
Cleveland
Typhoid Fever Imperils City in Mansfield
The Mansfield outbreak sickened seventy one people with twenty new cases over the weekend. Dr. R. W. Decrow and FP. D. Stewart assisted city health officials led by M. C. Hanson as state health director Dr. Walter Hartung reported tests on milk and water failed to locate the source, suspected to be seepage water from a pumping station after heavy rains.
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R. W. Decrow
Bureau of Local Administration
State Health Department
FP. D. Stewart
M. C. Hanson
Walter Hartung
Condemned gangster Zied denied mercy before execution
In Trenton, the New Jersey court of pardons refused Charles Zied's appeal for clemency on his death sentence. Zied is scheduled to die by electric chair just before Bruno Hauptmann, convicted Lindbergh baby kidnapper, a week from tonight.
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Trenton
N. J
Court of Pardons
Charles Zied
Philadelphia
Zied
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Condon and Hoffman Set for Final Hauptmann Showdown
Dr John F Condon said he telegraphed Gov Harold G Hoffman to permit Hoffman to question him at the Condon home in New York The expected move follows Hoffmans insistence there are unsolved aspects of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case that Condon could clarify and advance.
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Trenton
N. J
John F
Jassie) Condon
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Dr. Condon
Hoffman
Condon
New York
Flood Belt Recedes. Clean Up Underway Across States
Residents from Maine to Ohio and Kentucky begin rehabilitation as Ohio River crest moves into new territory. 80,000 refugees in New England, 1,200 guards in Hartford, 6,000 homeless in Johnstown, and relief by Red Cross amid calls for federal aid.
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Robert Kay
Associated Press
Maine
Ohio
Kentucky
Cincinnati
New England
Ohio River
American Red Cross
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Portsmouth
Hartford
Conn
Tornado Rips Through Midwest Killing Four People
In a day of severe weather four states faced losses from a late March tornado that struck south central Missouri and caused injuries and property damage across Kansas Oklahoma and Texas panhandles. A Kansas teacher guided 30 students to safety as the schoolhouse was destroyed.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandles
Colorado
Rader
Pauline Rader
Believed Kidnapped Missionary Safe In China Bandit Hold
OSSING N Y March 24 AP officials of the Mary Knoll mission say Rev Clarence J Burns of Toledo captured Feb 5 by Chinese bandits is alive and prisoned on a mountain top The priest has been well treated and kept in a house apart from the band His Chinese boy assistant is alive No move has been made toward ransom, say the Mary Knoll superiors in Ching
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Ossing
N. Y
Clarence J. Burns
Toledo
Mary Knoll Mission
Mary Knoll Missions
Ching
Gardner Proud Father Of Baby Boy In Ohio Marriage
W R Gardner age 83, and his wife formerly Alice Curtis aged 34, welcomed a baby boy in Ohio on March 24. The couple married about a year ago, with details reported by AP.
Water Reaches 38.7 Ft Stage at Cincinnati
Flood conditions persist along the Ohio River as the crest nears 59 feet near midnight. Cincinnati reports no major business disruption despite flood dangers and a fifth Ohio death. Coast guards from Michigan Indiana New Jersey assist with relief efforts amid widespread concern.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
C. A. Dykstra
Lrna Revenaugh
Maysville
Coast
Tommy Touhy Sentenced in Mail Robbery Case
Tommy Touhy, last of the Touhy gang, was convicted by a federal jury of participating in a $78 000 January 1933 Milwaukee depot mail robbery. He faced a 47 year maximum, slumped in a wheelchair as verdicts were read, with brother Roger linked to the raid and the eight-member gang rounded up.
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Touhy
Tommy Touhy
G. H. Norbye
Roger
Queen Mary Sets Sail on Clyde Amid World Record Crowd
In Glasgow on March 24 AP reports Britain's new ocean liner Queen Mary began her maiden voyage down the Clyde toward the open sea. About one million people lined the riverbanks and cheered as the sleek black hull glistened, marking a historic departure for the famed vessel.
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Glasgow
Great Britain
Clyde
Farmer, 79, dies in apparent self harm case
Tiffin Ohio March 24 AP Coroner Perry Perin ruled death in a case of death by own action involving 79 year old David Dey described as wealthy. Dey's body was found with injuries prompting the verdict.
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Tiffin
Perry Perin
David Dey
Saar
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