Hitler and Mussolini Meet in Rome to Discuss Colonies
Rome, May 4 AP Fuehrer Hitler began a week long visit as Italy's guest with a ceremonial homage to Italy's kings and unknown soldier. Mussolini listened as talks focused on colonies and the five power pact. Speculation followed on Brenner Pass frontier and Spain policy.
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Bulkley opens campaign for reelection in 1940 primary
Senator Robert J. Bulkley of Ohio formally launched his bid for renomination, vowing to run on his Senate record. The 58 year old Harvard Law School graduate faces former Governor George White in the August Democratic primary and praised Roosevelt era achievements in unemployment relief and stabilizing banking.
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Neb the Rat-Catcher Cat Fears Fish at New York Aquarium
Nebuchanezzar known as Neb came to the New York aquarium to catch rats. He kept catching rats but after rid of them he started attacking fish. An electric eel scared him and now all fish seem electric to him. He now plays with baby alligators.
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Knudsen voices Wagner act as U.S. peace drawback
Logan Daily News reports a local appeal for a donated guitar to aid a Ward Township man blind for 30 years. Logan schools Superintendent George Carr offers a guitar, aided by Logan High School industrial arts instructor James Rutgers. Another local donor, J. P. Glenn of West Logan, offered his guitar. strings are still needed.
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Changes Loom In Stabilization Pact
Paris officials said talks began among the United StatesFrance and Great Britain to amend the 1936 monetary stabilization accord. Bankers expect a readjustment lowering the franc value aiming to about 35 to the dollar and 175 to the pound.
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FBI Inquiry Promised On Thomsas Kidnapping Charge
The U S Attorney's office promised today an FBI inquiry into Norman Thomas, socialist leader, alleging he was kidnapped and denied constitutional rights during an attempted May Day Eve speech in Jersey City. The report places the incident in Newark on May 4 and cites federal interest in examining the charges.
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Douglas Hyde Elected Ireland President By Acclamation
Dublin May 4 AP reports historian and retired professor Douglas Hyde was formally elected president of Ireland by acclamation. He will take office on June 1.
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Governor Hurley Threatened Note Sparks Guarded Home
State troopers sealed Gov Charles F Hurleys Cambridge residence as police chemists sought fingerprints on a crude printed note reading beware governoryour dogher will be missing one week from today The target appears to be one of Hurleys three daughters Betty 18 Nancy 6 and Ellen Sarah 5 months Fire officials and investigators tightening the probe into the threat from an unidentified writer as Boston news outlets report the incident with caution.
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Taken to Hospital After Appendicitis Operation
Frank Bush of Strawberry Ridge was admitted to St. Francis Hospital in Columbus for an emergency appendicitis operation last night.
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Pepper victory marks first 1938 primary test for Roosevelt
In Florida Pepper easily won the Democratic nomination, defeating four rivals and calling for unity with the Roosevelt administration to restore prosperity. Wilcox finished second amid opposition to some admin measures, while Alabama renominated Sen Hill unopposed and Hitchcock lost to Berry in South Dakota.
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Herbert Hitchcock
South Dakota
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Death claims Jasper Cave aged 88 in Perry Township
Jasper Cave 88 oldest resident of South Perry and member of a pioneer family died at Cherrington Hospital at 12 15 PM after an emergency strangulated hernia operation Monday night. He had prior similar surgery at Lancaster five years ago and had been in failing health recently. His family helped establish the South Perry M E Church, of which he was a member. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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NLRB restrained in Republic case
In Philadelphia on May 4 a U S circuit court of appeals issued a temporary injunction delaying the NLRB from enforcing its order against Republic Steel pending a May 13 hearing. The court had earlier postponed ruling on Republic’s appeal of a board order to reinstate 5,000 workers dismissed during the Little Steel Strike last summer.
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Mrs Hahn Granted Stay for Supreme Court Appeal
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Weygandt orders an indefinite stay of execution for Mrs Anna Marie Hahn as her counsel Hiram Bolsinger secures the right to appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Joseph Hoodin appears in photo with the justices.
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Body found in Columbus. man who killed mother-in-law dies
Arthur McKibben, 54, sought in the hammer slaying of his mother-in-law Mrs. Lida Priest, 70, was found dead beside a suburban factory building in Columbus. Police said he took his own life. Mrs. Ella Brewer, 52, injured at the McKibben home, was hospitalized as somewhat improved.
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Mercy Hospital
Hocking County
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Earnest
Still Winter Holds Western States Anew
AP report from Denver on May 4 notes lingering winter conditions across the West. Western New Mexico received several inches of snow, while Denver and northern Colorado saw heavy wet snowfall yesterday. Pike's Peak reported eight inches of snow as rain affected the rest of the state.
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Mrs Hahn delays execution as higher court action awaited
Anna Marie Hahn, the Cincinnati poisoner known as the Electric Chair inmate, won a stay from the Ohio Supreme Court allowing her appeal to proceed. Attorneys said the stay means life at least until fall while her case moves to the U S Supreme Court for possible reversal of her conviction for the death of Jacob Wagner.
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Cincinnati Gardner
Escaped Convicts Surrender After Short Flight
Four inmates who fled Indiana State Prison in a freight car surrendered to 14 officers in Champaign Illinois ending a 36 hour escape during which they abducted a motorist and stole two cars. The men were captured near Mahomet after a trek along a railroad track and surrendered without resistance.
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Llesboro School Glee Club Plans minstrel at Ewing Grange
The boys glee club of Llesboro School will present a minstrel at Ewing Grange hall in the village Thursday at 8 P M.
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Court reserves decision in coal code case in Ohio
District Court of Appeals reserved ruling after hearing in Chillicothe on the Bituminous Coal Producers' Board for the Ohio District versus Starr-Jackson Mining Co. of Hocking County. The board sought assessments under the 1935 Guffey Act. the company argued its code contracts were forced and void. The case may reach the Supreme Court as a test matter, with attorneys Farrand Taplin and Ralph Martin among those present and Don Feather delivering records.
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Japanese Front Offensive Halted as Chinese Advance
Shanghai dispatch says Chinese forces on the south Shantung front smashed the Japanese center at Taierhchwang and pushed 12 miles, with advance guards moving five miles in a night clash. Chiang Kai-shek’s command declares a turning tide and anticipates an epochal Japanese defeat, while Japanese spokesmen offer no comment.
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Seek Name of Shakedowners
Assistant Atty. Gen. Will Stephenson sought names of additional persons involved in a scheme to coerce civil service workers to donate to a Democratic campaign fund. The third day of the grand jury session heard that about a dozen people connected with the present administration acted as solicitors or collectors, though Stephenson did not disclose the names in secret testimony.
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Red Cross delegates urge curb on avoidable accidents
San Francisco May 4 delegates at the American Red Cross annual convention warned that the nation faces a terrible toll from avoidable accidents. The speech urged stronger safety measures and public education to reduce injuries and fatalities nationwide.
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Gala reception planned for Blue and Gray Trail Motorcade
All prepares as the Blue and Gray Trail Motorcade nears Logan with a noon arrival tomorrow on its way from Richmond Virginia to St. Joseph and Benton Harbor Michigan along new U S Route 33.
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Henderson Speaks at Logan Welcome for Blossom Queen
Judge Phil A. Henderson delivered the principal address in Elkins at a reception for the Michigan Blossom Queen arriving to tour Hocking County scenery as a feature of the new federal route. The motorcade will enter Ohio, proceed to Athens, Nelsonville, Logan, and end with a luncheon at Masonic Hall.
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Clarence Blosser
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Donna Pitcher
Winifred Lerch
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Benton Harbor
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Jane Walsh
Juanita Wolfe
Margee Tschappat
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Ethel Leadbetter
Veterinarian Stricken with Undulant Fever at Home
Dr. L. E. Radekin, a veterinarian, is gravely ill at his West Hunter Street home after six weeks of illness. He suffered undulant fever known as Bang's disease in cattle and is being treated with a diluted serum. The illness has appeared in eastern states, marking the first case in Hock.
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Cleveland gunfight ends in Robber fatally shot by citizen
In Cleveland at dawn two robbers attacked a man at a tavern. Ed Win Arthur, 66, shot and killed one robber in self defense. The second robber escaped. Local police are investigating the incident.
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