Senate Pushes Stop-gap Relief Plan In Ohio
Senate leaders advanced a stop-gap relief program despite Gov. Davey opposition. The plan would provide about 11.5 million for needy Ohioans until Jan 31, with costs projected at 3 to 4 billion annually for a longer term. Senator Donovan filed identical bills in both chambers as Yoder warns action may wait until June 20.
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Columbus
Senate
Martin Davey
Davey
Ohio
Bernard Donovan
D-Lucas
House
Paul P. Yoder
Yoder
Rotary
Break Leader Beavers Captured After Alabama Prison Break
Claude Beavers, mastermind of a deadly prison break that killed a foreman and wounded a guard, surrendered in the Jack Fork mountains near McAlester Oklahoma without resistance. Old Boston the blood hound guided five pursuers to his hiding spot, ending the escape with six fugitives still at large.
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Mcalester
Okla
Claude Beavers
State Penitentiary
Jack Fork Mountains
Boston
Dana Dudley Dies Inventor of Spark Ignition
Wakefield Massachusetts Dana Dudley 82 local inventor credited with development of the electric spark as applied to internal combustion engines died last night.
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Wakefield
Mass
Dana Dudley
Congress Debates Flood Control and Tax Bills
Congress today considers a flood control bill and the finance committee weighs a tax bill. The Ways and Means panel continues hearings on crude petroleum import tax while the finance committee approves minor revenue bill changes and rejects amendments to the interior appropriation bill.
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Sena
Finance Committee
House
F. E. Townsend
Ways and Means
Fireworks Cargo Explodes Near Carrollton
A 32 year old Deyton Ohio truck driver and an unnamed companion escaped injury when a $5000 fireworks cargo exploded two miles east of Carrollton after the load shifted on a curve. The blast at 11 p.m. was heard for miles drawing thousands to the scene.
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Canton
Deyton
B'S
Carrollton
Zeppelin Heads East Across Atlantic Toward Germany
The Hindenburg dirigible, with 15 passengers and a racing plane aboard, resumes its return leg across the Atlantic from Lakehurst New Jersey, aiming for Germany. The flight is the second of ten round trips planned this summer, with a Rio de Janeiro crossing to follow before its June 22 return to Lakehurst.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Atlantic
Germany
United States
Rio de Janeiro
James H
Jimmie) Haizlip
St. Louis
President Roosevelt Signs Norris Power Bill for Rural Electrification
Roosevelt signed the Norris bill authorizing $410 million over ten years for rural electrification. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation may loan up to $50.6 million in the first year to the rural electrification administration, with $40 million annual appropriations for the next nine years.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rural Electrification Administration
Dill Case Finishes in Alienation Suit Against Dill and Grace Dill
In Mt Vernon Ohio on May 21 AP reports plaintiff counsel summarized a 25000 dollar alienation of affection suit against former U.S. Senator Clarence C Dill and his sister in law Mrs Grace Dill. Margie Heaton Dill 20 testified the operation aimed to sever family ties and end a marriage with Wendell Dill her husband and Grace Dill’s son. Barrister Barton W Blair charged the Dills used the girl for a scheme to clear the Dill name and questioned the senator’s role in annulment proceedings in Washington.
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MT. Vernon, O
U. S
Clarence C. Dill
Grace Dill
Dill
Margie Heaton Dill
Wendell Dill
Barton W. Blair
Blair
Margie Dill
Fredericktown High School
Washington
Pastor Awaits Synod Decree In Ohio Lutheran Case
Rev. R. N. McMichael faced a disciplinary committee of the Ohio Synod after eight witnesses testified on charges of conduct incompatible with the moral purity of the ministerial office. The case centers on his 1932 divorce from Mildred Snyder of Bucyrus and remarriage. Dr. Joseph Sittler, president of the Ohio Synod, filed the complaint.
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Mildred Snyder
Bucyrus
Anthony Cook to Open Grocery on Walnut Street
Anthony Cook rents the grocery on No. Walnut Street from Chase Wonn and will add meats, notions, ice cream and pop. He plans to open once new stock arrives. Cook previously ran a restaurant in Logan.
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Anthony Cook
No. Walnut Street
Chase Wonn
Mr. Cook
Logan
Arraignment of Five Indicted in Hocking County Court
Five persons indicted by the Hocking County Grand Jury were arraigned in common pleas court before Judge Harley M. Whitcraft. Two pleaded guilty and three not guilty. Delbert Freeman and Reed Salsbury face trials Tuesday, with bonds set at 800 dollars. Ramon Smith pleaded guilty to the Milne’s cigar store robbery. Oliver Bainter pleaded not guilty to assault and battery, bond 390 dollars, trial Tuesday. James Mohler pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of a car. sentence deferred to Tuesday. Otto Hamilton’s drunken driving case moves to Wednesday. The docket of open indictments is near completion with most cases slated for Tuesday disposal.
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Hocking County
Common Pleas Court
Harley M. Whitcraft
Ramon Smith
Milne
Delbert Freeman
Reed Salsbury
Freeman
Salsbury
Oliver Bainter
South Bloomingville
Whitcraft
Bainter
James Mohler
Green Township
Andrew Coakley
Otto Hamilton
Officer Dies in Texas Guard Plane Crash
Capt. W. K. Ennis, a Texas national guard officer, was killed when his aircraft crashed in an open field near here last night.
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W. K. Ennis
Texas National Guard
Here
Ohio Man Acquitted In Ancient Estates Case
Ohio Supreme Court sustains appellate reversal of a conviction under the state security law involving Francis E. Snapp, a genealogist for heirs groups. The retired undertaker Osborn faces two more indictments not likely to be pursued. The case traced fraud claims over $50 member certificates and the existence of mythical estates.
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Xenta. O
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Francis E. Snypp
Ohio Heirs
Osborn
Greene County
Marcus McAllister
Supreme Court
Columbus
U. S. Supreme” Court
Theodore Tangeman
Commerce
Xenia
International Corporation of Bogardus, Cox, Edwards, Baker, and Springer
Tangeman
Fort plots challenge to Hoffman in Hudson County vote
Franklin W. Fort aides consider a contest after Hoffman led Hudson County by 24 919 votes to 17 963 for Fort. Fort campaign manager O D Keep of South Orange said experts would study yesterday's results as ballots in the Democratic stronghold remain sealed and guarded.
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Newark
N. J
Franklin W. Fort
Harold G. Hoffman
Hoffman
Hudson County
O. D. Keep
South Orange
Hudson
Fort
Ohio West Virginia plan to free 13 Ohio River bridges
Ohio and West Virginia officials prepared to seek governor approval for a plan to make 13 toll bridges across the Ohio River free to traffic. State highway Director John J. Jaster Jr said the plan would acquire loans and eliminate tolls after bonds for purchase are retired.
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Columbus
Ohio
West Virginia
Ohio River
John J. Jaster, Jr
Townsend hearing questions Dr Francis Townsend motion author
Congress questions Townsend in Washington as a house committee probes the Townsend old age pension plan. Townsend says in letters to aide Robert Clements that supporters would reap a large reward for backing the movement.
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House
Francis E. Townsend
Washington
Townsend organization accused of defrauding via mails
A House committee heard claims the Townsend old age pension group used U S mails to raise funds through Townsendgrams. Dr F E Townsend denied knowledge of the appeal before the mailings were released and said he did not believe the mails were used to defraud.
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Deny Townsend
U. S
Washington
Townsend Old Age Pension Organization
House
James R. Sullivan
Push Bill for Flood Control Passes Senate Despite Snags
The senate moved a 384 million flood control bill forward amid obstacles. Senators Davis and Bilbo threatened to strike a land compensation clause, while Senator King opposed a five member national resources board to oversee flood control operations.
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Washington
Senate
Davis
R-Pa
Bilbo
D-Miss
King
Utah
National Resources Board
Lehman Stand Stirs Leaders in Albany
Gov. Herbert Lehman shocks New York by declining a third term sparking draft talk among Democrats and GOP hopes of sweeping Roosevelt era wins. Roosevelt and Bray hope he reconsider. Wagner urges drafting Lehman. Eaton predicts GOP victory statewide in fall elections.
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Albany
N.Y
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Roosevelt
William Bray
Lehman
Wagner
D-Ny
Melvin C. Eaton
Senate
Assembly
Explorer Frederick Cook witness Harry Whitney dies in Canada
Harry Whitney, 62, a noted New York explorer and big game hunter and a friend of Dr. Frederick A. Cook, died in Montreal after traveling there for an operation. Whitney had come to Canada to undergo surgery following his arrival from New York a week earlier.
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Explorer
Cook
Canada
Montreal
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Harry Whitney
New York
Whitney
Italy Rejects Idea of Mulatto Empire in Ethiopian Conflict
Rome and Addis Ababa tension rise as Il Mesvagero asserts no empire of mulattoes while France refuses Italy’s demand to pull 150 colonials from Dire Dawa. British and French leaders discuss legation guard neutrality as Pietro Badoglio heads home and a British ambulance orderly goes missing amid sanctions crisis. Geneva hosts warnings on looming European war.
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Associated Press
Ethiopia
Il Mesvagero
France
Diredawa
Hir
Addis Ababa
Halle Selassie
Paris
Leon Blum
Africa
Pietro Bado
Glio
Geneva
Harold B. Butler
International Labor Conference
Pew
Roosevelt matriarch in excellent condition after fall
Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt 82, mother of the president, was injured in a fall at Hyde Park. Attending physician Dr. Scott Lord Smith of Poughkeepsie reported her condition as excellent and said she would be confined for several weeks.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Scott Lord Smith
Poughkeepsie
Expulsion of Priest Sparks Franco Italian Protest
Paris and Rome clash as Italy expels Monsignor Andre Jarosseau a 78 year old Roman Catholic missionary from Ethiopia on charges of hostile demonstrations France vows strong protest as Dire Dawa remains a focal point in the Franco Italian dispute. Boncour calls the expulsion unjust.
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Paris
Joseph Paul Boncour
Italy
Ethiopia
France
Andre Jarosseau
Lewis backs new Guffey coal bill in push for immediate passage
John L. Lewis the mine union leader supports the proposed Guffey coal control act urging Congress to pass it at once. The bill focuses on price fixing and omits labor provisions struck down by the Supreme Court while Lewis says it will stabilize the industry pending further study. Senator Guffey introduced the measure as a substitute for the original act.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Congress
Supreme Court
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Guffey
D-Pa
Brothers to Testify in Embezzlement Trial Today
Defense counsel called Frank L. Brothers to the witness stand in a case charging him with embezzling $13,000 from the state conservation division where he was chief accountant. Ulrey said Brothers would be the last defense witness as W H Cline testified Brothers denied taking state funds and that cancelled checks supporting his denial had disappeared. Prosecution questioned Cline about a statement that Brothers admitted not following the usual procedure in paying division bills.
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Columbus
Frank L. Brothers
State Conservation Division
Demus B. Ulrey
Brothers
W.H. Cline
Toledo
Cline
Match Plants May Merge in New York
May 21 report says API Ohio Match Co and North Amer can Match Co plan consolidation pending stockholder approval. The potential merger aims to combine operations and assets of the two firms.
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New York
Ohio Match Co
North Amercan Match Co
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