House Battles Over Size of 1938 Aid Fund
Washington May 21 AP The House clash over next year relief funds split admin support from groups seeking larger or smaller outlays than Roosevelt's $1 figure. Proposals included a $500 million cut, a $3 billion fund for 3 million jobs and higher WPA pay, and a $2.2 billion compromise to curb men cutbacks. Beiter pushed $300 million for Public Works. Interior spend rose $2.39 million over the President's budget and $7.13 million above the committee plan.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Woodrum
D-Va
Boileau
Prog-Wis
Maverick
Dtex
Rep. Beiter
D-N
Public Works Administration
Interior Department
Appropriations Committee
Ohio Valley
Whittington
D-Miss
House Flood Control Committee
Budget Bureau
Armistice Efforts Move Toward Peace in Spain
Proposals for a Spanish Civil War armistice and withdrawal of foreign volunteers advanced with assurances no European power will object. Germany and Italy were key obstacles, but informed sources say both will join discussions. Britain seeks foreign positions on the armistice and a 27 nation hands off Spain group pressed for approval of troop withdrawals.
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London
Spain
Germany
Italy
B I S Boys Seized in Hocking County
Two escaped inmates of the Lancaster Boys' Industrial School were captured in Hocking County by a search party led by George Lamb. Leroy Crutchfield, 18, Cleveland, and Earl Evans, 17, Springfield, were returned to the school. An automatic rifle stolen during the escape was found with them.
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Lancaster Boys' Industrial School
Hocking County
George Lamb
Leroy Crutchfield
Cleveland
Earl Evans
Springfield
Lamb
Dog House Club Fights for Priority Rights in Cleveland
In Cincinnati May 21 AP report notes Cleveland Dog House Club, Inc. resists rival Kennel No 2. J N Bill Bailey of Dog House Clubs of America vows court action if the Cleveland group ignores their charter priority. Bailey cites incorporation details and warns of legal relief over control of dog house membership rulings.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dog House Club, Inc
J. N
Bill” Bailey
Dog House Clubs of America, Inc
Bailey
Repairs on Route 31 North Berms Near Rockbridge
Workmen complete improvements along Route 31 north of Rockbridge seeding honeysuckle vines and other plants on the berms. Highway crews under Superintendent Fred Shively use a steam shovel to repair slips in the embankment beside the road.
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Rockbridge
Fred Shively
Await Missing Sloop Newport
Newport waits for word on T. O. M. Sopwiths En deavor I, believed missing after her tow line broke and convoy loss 1,000 miles from Newport during a stormy Atlantic voyage. The AP report notes calm public mood as search commences.
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Newport
T. O. M. Sopwith
Former Logan Resident Ruth Radebaugh Dies
Ruth N. Radebaugh 51 of Logan and Upper Arlington died after a brief illness at home 2470 Coventry Rd. Survived by husband Carl Radebaugh two sons Richard and Fred a daughter Mrs Carl Friel and one grandchild Funeral services set for 9 AM Monday at Our Lady of Victoria Church and burial in St. Josephs.
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Logan
Ruth N. Radebaugh
Carl Richard Radebaugh
Coventry Rd
Upper Arlington
Columbus
Richard
Fred Radebaugh
Carl Friel
Our Lady of Victoria Catholic Church
St. Joseph's
Woman hunted in fraud case returns to Ironton
Miss Elizabeth Griffith, former county relief director, reappears as arraignment looms for six indicted in alleged election fraud. Five men and one woman charged with ballot tampering and forcing entry to the Board of Elections office plead innocent. Joint trial set for June 21. more than 200 ballots allegedly altered by marking an X beside William Dickens’ name.
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Ironton
Ironton, O
Board of Elections Office
Common Pleas
James Collier
Elizabeth Griffith
Miss Griffth
Miss Griffith
Pearl A. Pratt
Dan C. Rapp
Wade Webb
William Dickens
John Zeek
Court House
Thomas A. Burke Jr
Cleveland
Atty
Herbert S. Duffy
Dickens
Henry Banton
Edward Windsor denied British naval escort for Spain honeymoon
In Monts France on May 21 AP reported the British government refused to provide naval protection for Edward Windsor and his duchess on a proposed coastward honeymoon cruise along Civil War torn Spain. A source close to the Duke said he might seek foreign protection as incidents near Spain heightened tensions. The plan reportedly planned a June 3 wedding followed by a car trip to Biarritz along the Bay of Biscay.
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Windsor
Chateau de Cande
Biarritz
Bay of Biscay
Basque
Spain
Steel Workers Cast Greatest Employee Vote in History
The CIO unit SWOC won exclusive right to represent 27,000 workers at Jones and Laughlin Steel in the largest federal supervised industrial election. Ballots totaled 24,412 with 17,028 for SWOC, 7,207 against, 31 blanks, 56 void, and 90 challenged. Labor officials reported Aliquippa plant favoring SWOC about two to one, while South Side mills showed stronger opposition.
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Pittsburgh
Committee For Industrial Organization
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
John L. Lewis
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
SWOC
Aliquippa
Ohio River
South Side Mills
City
Joseph Timko
South Side
Scout Drive Opens at 7 A M Monday in Hocking County
The Boy Scouts of America in Hocking County begin their annual fundraising drive with a 7 AM Monday start at Blosser's Restaurant. Ed C. Paul, chair, reports at least $200 pledged toward a $450 quota. Co workers named include Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald and Rev R C Babylon among many others.
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Boy Scouts of America
Hocking County
Ed. C. Paul
Paul
Blosser
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Harry J. Stevenson
F. J. Reid
George E. Carr
Howard Kirk
Harley Meyer
Clarence Blosser
B. O. Nixon
Rev. R. C. Babylon
Eber Mowery
Chas. Donahue
John Fickel
Harry Heinlein
Wilbur Lanning
Roger Friend
M. B. Iles
William Durant
Clarence Johnston
M. W. Schrader
Joe Brown
Rolland Bright
Wm. Loomis
Charles Pratt
Walter Leonard
M. K. Parker
R. S. Rochester
Karl Schmitter
John McBroom
Fred Carpenter
J. S. Cherrington
Curtis Cole
H. O. Tom
Earl Elberfeld
W. S. Yaw
E. L
Hopkins Vows Jobless Relief Replaced Charity
Harry L Hopkins closed four years leading federal relief saying public works funded by government now forms the American system. He oversaw nearly 7 billion dollars in work relief, asserting Americans prefer to work for their pay and that public improvements meet labor needs when private jobs vanish.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Senior Class Presents 3 Act Play Tonight Growing Pains
Logan High School presents a three act comedy Growing Pains by the senior class of 1937 at the auditorium with Miss Bartelle Hamilton directing. Cast and property committee members named, stage furnishings by Elberfelds, and a reserved seat policy noted. The production is part of commencement activities leading to June 3 graduation exercises.
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Logan High School
Bartelle Hamilton
Martha Magle
Juanita Rollins
Rose Shannon
Helen Walsh
Waveline Smitt
Elberfelds
Faul Nutter
Marion Strawn
Marevin Lackey
Joe Rutter
Tuberculosis on O P H A Calendar in Columbus
Ohio Public Health Association members gathered to discuss tuberculosis work after state health director Dr. Walter H. Hartung criticized some health commissioners for lacking interest in health programs. He said, I am sorry to say that we have health commissioners in some parts of Ohio who are not interested.
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Columbus, O
Ohio Public Health Association
Walter H. Hartung
Hartung
Ohio
Toledo Woman Killed by Lightning in Thunderstorm
A Toledo mother of five, Edith Delvecchio, age 55, was struck and killed by lightning in a morning thunderstorm. Neighbors said she was in the rear yard of her home when the bolt struck.
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Toledo, O
Toledo
Edith Delvecchio
Nancy Lou Redick Ill With Chicken Pox At Home
Nancy Lou Redick daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Redick is ill at her home on 8 Culver Bt with chicken pox.
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Nancy Lou Redick
Mrs. Raymond Redick
Culver Bt
German Press Attacks Mundelein and Vocation of Vatican
Berlin dispatches report Nazi controlled press renewed broadsides against American Jews and Catholics and urged Vatican to call to order Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago for attacks on Hitler. Items accuse LaGuardia and raise charges of misconduct in New York and Brooklyn schools amid broader anti Jewish Catholic hostility. Local American officials deny, while Brooklyn pharmacists prepare to battle the district attorney’s probe into alleged sexual crimes in public schools.
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Berlin
Vatican
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Adolf Hitler
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
New York
Germany
Brooklyn
Board of Education
LaGuardia
Mundelein
William F
Geoghan
Students Awarded Honors at Logan High Assembly
Junior high students June Hickman and Rodney Crow, both ninth graders, received citizenship awards funded by the Sons of the American Revolution during a Logan High auditorium assembly. Barton Hall, eighth grade, earned a history proficiency medal awarded by the Worthington Governor Wor thington Chapter DAR. Miss Emma Westenhaver led the proceedings.
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June Hickman
Rodney Crow
Logan High Auditorium
Governor Worthington
Barton Hall
Emma Westenhaver
Lindberghs May End Exile Rumors Rise
May 12 New York AP speculates that Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh may end their self-imposed exile in England. Banker Thomas W. Lamont, a close friend, expressed hope they would return to live in the land of their birth and choice during a banquet remarks commemorating the Lindbergh flight to Paris ten years ago.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
England
Thomas W. Lamont
Lamont
Lindbergh
Paris
Fire destroys Marietta studio in Northwest celebration build
Fire of undetermined origin wrecked the Sewah studios in Marietta early today causing about 25000 in loss. Manager E M Hawes said the studio had contracts for historical reproductions for the Northwest Territory Celebration next year and operations would resume once a new building is found. Loss was insured.
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Marietta, O
Sewah Studios
E. M. Hawes
Northwest Territory
Hawes
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