Solons Consider Two Relief Plans For 1939 Ohio
Ohio lawmakers convene May 16 to weigh two relief programs amid a $17,000,000 height in needs for remaining 1938 costs. One plan lets cities bank 1939 sales tax and liquor fees to cover 1938 relief, while the other shifts 1939-40 anticipated revenues to cover 1938 costs and lets localities levy extra taxes. The issue probes funding methods as Gov Davy and legislators seek reelection. A separate item notes England faces a drought hitting crops, livestock, and water reserves.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio
Martin L. Davy
General Assembly
Assembly
Ford Wins Initial Victory In Court Fight With NLRB
Ford Motor Company won in the sixth U S circuit court of appeals to keep records from being withdrawn by the NLRB. The ruling would prevent vacating last December’s order and let the case proceed before the court. Ford argues it was not given a full and fair hearing prior to potential new findings. Phillips for the NLRB says the board has jurisdiction after receiving the order to withdraw. The dispute centers on due process and potential new findings in the record.
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Covington
Ford Motor Company
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Ford
Frederick H. Wood
New York
Labor Board
Wood
Phillips
NLRB
Philip G. Phillips
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Secretary of Agriculture
Hopkins Assails Hoover Over Bonus Army Criticism
Harry Hopkins attacked Herbert Hoover on a nationwide broadcast for his 1932 bonus army actions and alleged that Hoover's policies threatened democracy. Hopkins faulted Hoover's relief stance and criticized use of tear gas during the bonus march, framing it as anti democratic.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Works Progress Administrator
WPA
Oklahoma City
United States
Hopkins
Hoover
Japan seeks nonaggression pact amid U S fears
In Tokyo, Foreign Minister Koki Hirota told the AP that fear of the United States troubles many Japanese and fuels discussion of a possible nonaggression pact. He praised U S policy on China, denied any intent to meddle in the Philippines, and urged Washington to seek clear peace with Japan. He said Japan does not seek aggression and hopes U S fears ease as both nations understand each other’s peaceful aims.
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Relman Morin
Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Associated Press
United States
Japan
Washington
China
Philippines
Commonwealth
Father and son injured when train strikes car near Logan
Shelby Conkey 56 and his son William 17 of New Pittsburgh were badly hurt when their car stalled on a grade and was struck by a B and O passenger train at Wright's Siding near Logan. The elder Conkey suffered concussion and multiple cuts. his son received a forehead bump and arm injuries. Both were taken to Cherryton Hospital. The collision occurred after 6 PM as they were returning from a fishing trip on the Hocking River.
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Hocking River
New Pittsburgh
Wright's Siding
Logan
Shelby Conkey
William
Cherrington
Conkey
Athens
Seidner seeks re election in Ohio Senate race
Youngstown Ohio May 9 AP State Sen J Ralph Seidner political foe of Gov Martin L Davey announced he would seek re election to the Ohio Senate and would not run for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor Seidner's move follows former State Sen James Metzenbaum of Cleveland announcing his bid for lieutenant governor Ship
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Youngstown
Ralph Seidner
Martin L. Davey
Ohio Senate
Seidner
James Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Methodist Pastors Exchange Charges in Columbus and Cincinnati
In Columbus Ohio Dr Isaac E Miller superintendent of the Columbus District of the Methodist Episcopal Church was named pastor of Hyde Park M E Church in Cincinnati Dr Albert Schatzman pastor of the Cincinnati Church was appointed to succeed Miller as head of the Columbus District
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Columbus, O
Isaac E. Miller
Columbus
Methodist Episcopal Chur
Hyde Park M. E
Cincinnati
Albert Schatzman
Miller
New Street Intersection Markers Arrive in Logan
New markers showing street names arrived for Logan intersections and installation is expected to begin this week. The project will place markers at every street intersection in the city.
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Logan
Susie the Cincinnati Zoo Gorilla Injures Trainer’s Wife
Susie the Cincinnati zoo gorilla reached through cage bars to pull Mrs. Dressman against the enclosure during a weekend crowd. The trainer, William Dressman, inside the cage, grabbed the animal by the throat to free his wife, who suffered a 43 inch head wound needing 12 stitches and arm cuts.
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Cincinnati, O
Susie
Cincinnati
William Dressman
Zoo
Mrs. Dressman
Dressman
Baby's Fate Forest With Jury Of 12 Men
In Chicago on May 9 AP reports physicians and three rabbis form a life-death jury to decide the fate of five week old Helaine Colan born with glioma. Parents Dr. Herman Colan and Estelle face options including removing eyes or using X rays. death feared within two months if untreated.
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Herman Colan
Chicago
Colan
Estelle
Helaine Colan
Garfield Park Community Hospital
Samuel A. Hoffman
Hoffman
Cleveland
Maurice Wohl
Colans
Police recover $5,000 in jewels in Louisville
Police recovered a satchel containing jewels valued at $5,000 and arrested Joe Cody, 31, of Miami, Fla., after he attempted to sell some pieces in a drug store. Investigations continued into two other Derby weekend jewel thefts at Louisville hotels involving Joan Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Ellsworth.
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Louisville
Charles Angles
Joe Cody
Miami
Fla
Cody
Joan Bennett
Bradford Ellsworth
New York
Massillon Hotel Destroyed by Fire
Massillon Ohio May 9 The Hotel Lincoln building burned to ruins after a long effort by Massillon and Canton fire crews to stop the blaze. The adjacent Arcade Market suffered water and smoke damage. Fire Chief Edward Huntsinger declined to estimate loss but said about 100000 dollars would cover it.
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Masillon, O
Massilon
Canton
Arcade Market
Edward Huntsinger
White House meeting eyes wage hour bill timetable
President Roosevelt met with congressional leaders after a White House conference on legislative strategy. The outcome favors keeping Congress in session to pass wage hour reform, with a joint committee to reconcile House and Senate versions. Senate splits on wage and hours. House plan starts at 44 hours and 25 cents rising to 40 hours and 40 cents.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Let & Board
Borah
R-Ida
Harrison
D-Miss
Charleston
D. C
Rules Committee
NLRB aide to arrive in Logan over shoe plant charges
A National Labor Relations Board representative was scheduled to arrive in Logan today to begin probing charges filed by Local 155 of the United Shoe Workers. The complaint cites interference and intimidation against self organization at the HGC Godman Co shoe plant after the union was denied use of Maccabee Hall for an April 26 meeting.
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National Labor Relations Board
Logan
United Shoe Workers
H,gc
Godman Co
Maccabee Hall
Fiesta A New And Colorful Romance Of The Southwest Chapter One
A tense night flight over a stormy frontier pits pilot William Daniel Baron against fuel loss and mounting danger. He urges a terrified passenger to take a parachute and jump as thunder crashes and the plane struggles toward treacherous mountains near the Mexican border. A desperate landing plan forms as the craft falters and fate looms.
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Southwest
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Solons
Fage
E. E
England
London
Bob Mouton
Mary T. Norton
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Norton
New Jersey
Board Forbidden
U. S
Pacific
Zoe Gorilla
Trainer
Baby Helaine
Judith Colan
Massillon
FDR
William Daniel Baron
Bill
New Mexico
Arizona
Buck
Bill Baron
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