Use Tag Fees For Poor Aid
Columbus O March 30 AP proposals to finance relief without new taxes win support in Ohio. The House motor vehicles committee plans to sponsor a bill letting counties use 12 million dollars a year from motor license fees for needy relief, despite opposition from good roads groups. Sen Harold Nichols hints at a two year relief plan, to be unveiled soon. The House Finance Committee also recommends an 89 million dollar biennial appropriation bill, awaiting Senate revisions. The judges retirement bill stays on the Senate calendar after a postponement.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Motor Vehicles Committee
Chris
Armbruster
GwHenry
Harold’ D. Nichols
Clermont
House Finance Committee
Senate
Sen
E. Matthews Steele
Clinton
Judiciary reorganization sparks debate after wage ruling
In Washington the judiciary reorganization clash split parties after the Supreme Court upheld Washington state minimum wage law for women. Senator Minton praised the ruling as proof of a human institution while Senator Burke warned it shows liberal interpretation of the Constitution reducing the need for new legislation. Hearings resumed with Prof. Erwin Griswold urging constitutional amendment and former lawmaker Glass attacking the plan to pack the court.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
No Man’s Land
Minton
D-Ind
Burke
D-Neb
Senate
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
Griswold
Glass
D-Va
the Republic
Judiciary Committee
Hughes
Wage
Sutherland
Kills Husband in Cleveland Woman Confesses
Detective Inspector Joseph Sweeney announced that Julia Bender confessed to killing her husband Steve, a 42 year old gasoline station operator. The confession followed presentation of a blood stained hammer found at the Bender home, with ballistics noting attempts to wash the weapon. Bender reportedly said she had planned the murder since his divorce petition, filed March 18.
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Cleveland
Joseph Sweeney
Julia Bender
Steve
Sweeney
Judge Barnes Paid $35,000 Fee by Tile Company
Rep. Kelley told the House that Federal Judge John P. Barnes of Chicago received a $35,000 fee from the Chicago Tile and Trust Co while on the bench. A House committee probing real estate bond holder protective committees said Rep. O malley knew about the fee.
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Washington
Kelley
D-Ill
House
John P. Barnes
Chicago
Chicago Tile and Trust Co
Rep
O'Malley
D-Wis
Blind man shot himself in McDonald area
Lazo Budadzic, of McDonald in Warren County, who was blind and jobless after an accident, was found shot to death last night. Sheriff Roy S. Hardman returned a verdict of death by own action.
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Warren, CO
Lazo Budadzic
McDonald
Roy
Hardman
Bank Robbery at Berlin Heights Bank in Huron
Three men robbed the Berlin Heights Bank of Huron and fled in a dark coupe along Lake road toward Vermilion and Lorain. Police linked the suspects to looting incidents in Weston Alger and a Cleveland restaurant. a man was shot in the Cleveland hold up.
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Huron
Berlin Heights
Lake Road
Vermilion
Lorain
State Highway Patrol
Weston and Alger
Akron Building and Loan Company
Cleveland
Strike Threatens U S Coal Industry
In New York on March 30 AP reports the U S coal industry faces a near nationwide soft coal strike as wage and hour talks between miners and operators remain deadlocked. Only progressive Miners of America mines in Illinois and a few non union mines will operate Friday unless a new or extended contract is agreed. The current pact expires at midnight tomorrow, with Thursday a miners holiday for the eight hour day anniversary. Negotiations began February 17 and are now in a joint committee.
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New York
Progressive Miners of America
Illinois
United Mine Workers and
Appalachian
Gandhi Leads New Resistance Move
Gandhi heads a nation wide passive resistance as Indian opposition bans processions and orders a April 1 work stoppage. The move comes as the new constitution takes effect and authorities tighten controls to curb disorder across Bombay and the subcontinent.
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Gandhi
Bombay
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
National Congress Party
Youth Admits Slaying Girl in Buffalo
An 18 year old Buffalo youth named Thomas Smith confessed to killing Mary Ellen Babcock, 18, whose stabbed body was found February 6 in a field. Police Commissioner James W. Higgins announced the admission to District Attorney Walter Newcomb, who said the youth was booked and had made a complete statement admitting the killing.
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Buffalo
N. Y
James W. Higgins
Mary Ellen Babcock
Walter Newcomb
Thomas Smith
Babcock
Disappearing teeth found after stomach ache
Miles Goodwin of Kansas City reported his false teeth vanished in Urbana Ohio. He was perplexed until a stomach ache led him to seek medical advice. A physician then recommended an operation to remove the teeth.
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Urbana
Miles Goodwin
Kansas City
Sterilization Bill Fails by One Vote in Committee
In Columbus on March 30 AP reports the Senate Health Committee did not approve the sterilization bill aimed at feeble minded and epileptic patients. Sen. E Matthews Steele sought another hearing after four votes were needed. Steele Myers and Kane supported the bill while Nichols and Shearer opposed. Proponents cited Dr Kineon and Dr Keiser, noting Ohio has about 27000 epileptics and urging action despite concerns.
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Columbus
Senate Health Committee
E. Matthews Steele
Clinton
John F. Myers
Stark
Howard L. Shearer
Hamilton
Steele
Lawrence A. Kane
Harold D. Nichols
Clermont
Frec
G. G. Kincon
Gallipolis
F. L. Keiser
E. J. Stedem
Kineon
Ohio
Beekman Hill triple slaying probes deepen mystery
New York detectives scrutinized fragmentary clues in the Easter morning triple murder on Beekman Hill. A chauffeur, George Gurret, 46, questioned after an airtight alibi, and items like gray hairs and tiny flesh fragments are being weighed while officials promise definite information. The victims are Veronica Gedeon, her mother Mrs. Mary Gedeon, and a roomer, Frank Byrnes.
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Veronica
Ronny) Gedeon
Rosiny) Gedeon
New York
Mary Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
Gedeon
Joseph
Beekman Hill
Veronica Gedeon
George Gueret
Ima
John J. Lyons
Jewis J. Valentine
Nancy Evans Til ®Erton
Mary Case
Queens
Cable suspect may be freed
Canton Ohio March 30 AP Release of Miss Theresa Ludwig a divorcee held for questioning in the shot gun slaying of Mrs Dueber S Cable was expected today. Judge William B Quinn said he conferred with Prosecutor A C L Barthelmeh about her release and agreed delaying it until today for a formal statement. Dueber S Cable wife of the church worker killed March 11 was released Saturday under $20 000 bond. He was held on an informal suspicion complaint.
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Canton
Theresa Ludwig
Dueber S. Cable
William B. Quinn
A. C. L. Barthelmeh
Dueber .S. Cable
School bus collision near Toledo claims driver life
Six children among 65 aboard a school bus were injured when the bus overturned after a fatal crash with a automobile near Toledo. The auto, driven by Mrs. Trene Rick, 25, of Toledo, collided with the bus and also overturned. she died in the crash.
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Toledo
Trene Rick
Lake Township
Here
Rick
Damascus school bond vote April 20 at Rison Township
March 30 AP report notes Damascus school district seeks a $27,500 bond issue on April 20 with voting booth judges and clerks in Rison Township though there is only one registered voter in the subdivision.
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Napoleon, CO
Damascus
Rison Township
Ree
Early agreement seen at Detroit
Detroit March 30 informed sources said Chrysler strike negotiations had progressed toward an agreement. The conference in Lansing entered its seventh day with the 12th session called for 11 A M. EST. Observers said only small gaps remained in the costly dispute that has idle 60,000 Chrysler employees and thousands of related workers for more than three weeks.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Chrysler
E.S.T
Chrysler Corporation
Solons Survey Flood Control in Muskingum District
Eight congressmen led by Will Whittington of Mississippi inspected dams in the Muskingum watershed conservancy district for a general flood control and water conservation review. They visited Mohawk, Dover, Beach City, and Senecaville dams, ending with a civic banquet in Zanesville. Other committee members include Ferguson, Zimmerman, McClellan, Demuth, Gehrman, Colson, and Glason.
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Zanesville, O
Will Whittington
Mississippi
House Flood Control Committee
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
Whittington
Muskingum District
Mohawk
Coshocton
New Philadelphia
Dover
Beach City
Senecaville
Guernsey County
Zanesville
Phil Ferguson
Oklahoma
Orville Zimmerman
Missouri
John L.mcclellan
Arkansas
Peter J. Demuth
Pennsylvania
Bernard J. Gehrman
Wisconsin
Frank Colson
Kansas
Charles R. Glason
Massachusetts
Governor Davey Sick With Influenza In Kent Home
The governor’s office said Gov Martin L Davey will stay in bed at his Kent Ohio home for two days due to an influenza attack. The March 30 AP report notes he is receiving rest and care at home.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Kent, O
Change in plans delays vote on Remington Rand plan in Ohio
The Ohio labor front reports a postponed vote on Remington Rand Inc for returning workers at its Norwood plant due to a change in plans. In Cleveland a conference failed to resolve a Woolworth strike deadlock in Akron, while a harmony meeting was set for tonight between the AFL and CIO unions.
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Remington Rand, Inc
Norwood, O
Ohio
Cleveland
F. W. Woolworth
Akron
Harmony
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization Unions
Hold New Suspect in Mattson Case
Washington March 30 AP A Justice Department official said any announcement on questioning Vern Charlton in the Mattson kidnap slaying would wait for a definite break in the case. Charlton was taken into custody at Tucumcari New Mexico for questioning in the December abduction and killing of 10 year old Charles Mattson son of a Tacoma Washington physician.
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Justice Department
Vern Charlton
Mattson
Charlton
Tucumcari
N. M
Charles Mattson
Tacoma, Wash
Minimum Wage Action May Be Widespread
Washington March 30 Advocates of laws setting minimum wages for women plan new acts in many states to conform with the Washington state statute upheld by the Supreme Court The decision revives questions about a DC law and potential re enactment by Congress with funding Gov Herbert Lehman of New York says the ruling clears the way for similar action there Senator King and Rep Norton indicate readiness to introduce new bills if needed
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Washington
Washington State
Supreme Court
Uoverham Meny
Orneys Sala Wey
District of Columbia
High Court
Charles E. Wyzansky
Solicitor General’s Office
Congress
King
Utah
Rep
Norton
Herbert Lehman
New York
Anti Italian Feeling Bared In Rebel Army
Reports claim deep discontent in the Insurgent forces over Italian troops in Spain with several alleged executions and plots. Insurgent sources in France call the reports fantastic, but Bayonne and Gibraltar informants say dissatisfaction is certain, intensified after defeats near Madrid. Two colonels at Burgos are said to have died by their own hand protesting foreign invasion.
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France
Bayonne
Gibraltar
Madrid-Valencia
Guadalajara
Madrid
Manic Taken After Battle At Lathams Murder Charge
John Ireland, 40, was arrested on first degree murder charges after a gun battle that wounded two state troopers. The case centers on the slaying of Edward H. Ireland, 75, at the family home in Lathams after the priest heard shots during mass. Ireland, a former Hudson River State Hospital patient, allegedly killed his father and injured his mother.
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Troy
John Ireland
Edward H. Ireland
Michael J. Dwyer
Edward O. Hageman
Hudson River State Hospital
Ireland
Lathams
Lawmakers approve $10 bounty on wolves and coyotes
In Columbus Ohio March 30 members of the Ohio House of Representatives backed Rep R J Kiefer bill to place a $10 bounty on wolves and coyotes The vote stood 107 to 1 as other members provided a wolfish backdrop with howls during the session.
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HOUSE
Columbus
R. J. Kiefer
Ohio House of Representatives
Mrs Helen Truax Cone Named Aged Aid Chief
Columbus announces Helen Truax Cone widow of Charles V Truax will lead the State Division of Aid for the Aged as chief statistician at a salary of 2400 dollars annually.
Dieckhoff 13 Named Berlin Appointment
Berlin March 30 AP reports the appointment of Dr Mans H Deeks as part of a government reshuffle. The move names new leadership roles and signals a shift in policy emphasis within the administration.
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Dieckhoff
Berlin
Mans H. Deeks
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