Wage Hour, Relief Tests Loom in Senate Showdown
Congress moves the 3 billion relief and public works bill to the Senate and the revamped wage-hour bill to the House as adjournment pressures rise. Debate centers on wage differentials and a graduated pay scale with 25 to 40 cents over three years, 44 to 40 hours weekly.
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Washington
Senate
House
Appropriations Committee
PWA
Rules Committee
Rayburn
Texas
Norton
D-Nj
House Labor Committee
Farley Attacks Doom-Sealers at Commonwealth Club
Chicago May 23 AP Postmaster General James A Farley denounced critics of the spending and sending program as all too willing to emit doom prophecies. He argued stocks are down unemployment rises and taxes bite but the republic is not in danger as government actions restore an upward path.
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Chicago
James A. Farley
Commonwealth Club
Democratic National Committee
The
Republic
Logan High School Senior Class Night Ends Activities Tuesday
Class Night exercises at the Logan High School auditorium Friday night open a sequence closing with Tuesday commencement services. The annual ceremony features honor student programs, a school key presentation to the Junior Class, scholarship awards, and recognition of the representative Senior Class boy and girl.
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Logan High School
H. K. Ebersall
Marietta College
J. L. Clifton
College of Education
Ohio State University
Harry H. Wright
Logan Board of Education
Logan
John A. Toy
C. W. Graham
C. B. Clendenen
Elmer Bliss
Oregon Democrats split vowing unity behind Hess in primary
Oregon voters delivered a split political picture with Henry Hess winning the Democratic gubernatorial nominating fight, widening his lead to about 7,000 votes over Gov Charles H. Martin as results poured in from 1,669 precincts. Republican nominee Charles A. Sprague emerged strong.
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Portland
Ore
Democratic Party
Oregon
Henry Hess
Martin
Hess
Charles H. Martin
Charles A. Sprague
Salem
Cardenas Will Punish Cedillo in San Luis Potosi Raid
Army flyers reported a retaliatory raid on rebel air bases near San Luis Potosi. Two camouflaged planes were destroyed while a white plane struck the air field headquarters at Villa Hermosa. A rebel aircraft reportedly bombed Buenavista near Ciudad Maiz, causing panic and displacements.
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San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Sat Urnino Cedilo
Lazardo Cardenas
Villa Hermosa
Cardenas
Buenavista
Ciudad Maiz
Funeral services for Louis Seidensticker held Wednesday
Columbus Ohio reports funeral services set for Louis Seidensticker aged 45, prominent banker, who died yesterday. The obituary notes his leading role in local finance and community service, with arrangements scheduled for Wednesday.
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Columbus, O
Louis Seidensticker
Eight Die on Ohio Highways Over Weekend
AP reports eight people died in Ohio traffic incidents over the weekend. Motorcyclist Walter Praszek, 25, of Elyria, was thrown from a bike after losing control between Elyria and Grafton. Edward H. Boslow of Akron and Hermo Stone of Middlefield were also killed by autos. A 4 year old Ragland boy chasing a dog near Steubenville died. In Cincinnati Elmer Krokamp, 14, stepped from a streetcar into traffic, and an unidentified 8 year old Black boy ran into a car. William Mead, 3, was killed by a milk truck near Fremont.
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Ohio
Walter Praszek
Elyria
Grafton
Edward H. Boslow
Akron
Robert Applegarth
Ragland
Steubenville
Cincinnati
Elmer Krokamp
Hermo Stone
Middlefield
Dover Village
Cleveland
William E. Mead
Fremont
Davey faces spy system criticism in Akron speech
Gov. Martin L. Davey confronted sharp charges from James Metzenbaum accusing his inner circle of running a vast espionage network. The event followed Francis Poulson’s jab at five percent campaign contributions. Amid boos, Poulson urged Davey to explain employee spying and political finance practices to Ohio workers and employers.
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Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
James Metzenbaum
Davey
Francis Poulgon
Metzenbaum
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Poulson
Charles Sawyer
Federated Democraticc Women of Ohio
Akron
Sawyer
State Civil Service Commission
Tornadoes Kill Four in Southwest Texas and Oklahoma
Tornadoes moving through west central Texas and southern Oklahoma caused four deaths and 14 injuries. In Leon, Texas, a windstorm collapsed six residences and killed livestock, with widespread damage reported across the region.
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Ivan
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Leon
New Patrol Substations Planned for Steubenville and Mount Vernon
Col. Lynn Black, patrol superintendent, announced the establishment of new State Highway Patrol substations in Steubenville and Mount Vernon within the next ten days. The move aims to boost regional presence and response.
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Columbus
New
State Highway Patrol
Steubenville
Mt. Vernon
Lynn Black
Man Denies Assault Charge in Benton Township
Roger Mills, 49, Benton Township, arraigned after surrendering Sunday afternoon. He denied the assault and was held for grand jury under $1,500 bond after reports he struck 17 year old May Reynolds near Ash Cave with a club, causing head injuries. Reynolds was treated in Logan. Neighbors Mrs Starkey and her daughter were present. motive unclear but connection to owed money and Mills's ring.
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Roger Mills
Benton Township
Squire S. B. Whitehart
Mills
May Reynolds
Scenic Inn
Ash Cave
Logan
Lew Jones
Phil A. Henderson
Joe Farbearn
Charles Starkey
Miss Reynolds
Supreme Court Allows Federal Tax on College Game Tickets
The Supreme Court ruled today that the federal government may impose an admission tax on tickets to athletic contests at state universities. The decision affirms federal authority over taxation of college game admissions and affects how state schools handle ticket revenue.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Rubinoff Slightly Improves After Dual Surgeries
Battle Creek Michigan May 23 violinist David Rubinoff was reported slightly improved today at the Battle Creek Sanitarium where he underwent two emergency operations within just over two weeks.
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Battle Creek
Mich
David Rubinoff
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Czechoslovakia Seen as Potential War Cause
New York May 23 A look at Czechoslovakia as a potential yet unwilling spark for war. Eduard Benes stands alone in deciding whether his nation resists or yields its independence as Europe faces a looming crisis. The piece contrasts Benes with Hitler Mussolini and the fading hope of collective security.
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New York
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Hitler
Signor Mussolini
England
France
Eduard Benes
Solomon
David
Goliath
Geneva
Benes
Glider pilot seeks new altitude record in San Diego
A glider pilot in San Diego on May 23 sought recognition for an altitude record, aiming to surpass the current American mark of 7,500 feet by flying over an 8,000 foot mountain range.
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San Diego
Spring Rally Draws 500 Maccabees in Logan
Rain drenched Central Association Spring Rally but over 500 Maccabees gathered in Logan with 367 out-of-town delegates and nearly 200 locals. Outdoor drills moved to the American Legion Hall. five hive teams competed with Columbus groups taking top three spots. Mayor Kinser welcomed visitors as speakers from Columbus Zanesville and Toledo addressed the crowd. Dinner was by Hock-Hocking Hive and Sherlock's Orchestra provided music for a Legion Hall dance.
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The
Central Association
Zanesville
Columbus
Ohio
American Legion Hall
Paragon Hive
Cadets
Melrose Harbaugh
Harold Larimer
E. L. Long
Dallas Kinser
F. F
Schwarz
Toledo
James B. Yaw
Lumbus
R. P. Gillespie
Maccabee Hall
Hock-Hocking Hive
Sherlock
Orchestra
the Legion Hall
Thieves Foiled At Ice Plant Burglary Briefs City Police
Burglars gained entry to Hocking Ice and Storage Company by forcing a front door and attempted to open the office safe with tongs. A typewriter owned by William Showalter was stolen. Police also investigated burglaries at King Lumber Co and Conkle service station with minor thefts and an intact register.
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Hocking Ice and Storage Company
William Showalter
King Lumber Co
West Front Street
Conkle
Front
Mulberry Streets
Announcer Dies in Gas Filled Kitchen
New York May 23 AP Funeral arrangements were urged today for Neel B Enslen 38 radio announcer for Lowell Thomas and other programs found dead yesterday in the gas filled kitchen of his apartment Enslen a Delphos Ohio native his wife formerly Beatrice Kneale of Akron Ohio musical comedy actress was also a baritone with the American Opera Company He had recently returned to work after four months illness.
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New York
Neel
B. Enslen
Lowell Thomas
Enslen
Delphos
Beatrice Kneale
Akron
American Opera Company
Czechoslovak Premier Henlein to Meet Tonight
Prime Minister Hodza of Czechoslovakia and Konrad Henlein, Sudeten German leader, were set to meet tonight or tomorrow as Britain and France urged peaceful talks to ease tensions along the German Czech border amid reports of armed activities by Sudeten Nazis.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Milan Hodza
Konrad Henain
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Britain
France
Henlein
Praha
Viscount Halifax
House of Lords
Tension Eased In Prague After Municipal Elections
In Czechoslovakia May 23 AP reports a peaceful election moment eased fear of war but left unresolved the fate of the 3,500,000 German minority. Czech soldiers held the frontier facing Germany as the Sudeten German party gained strength in municipal bodies, signaling no direct national change yet.
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Paris
France
Britain
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Praha
Fuehrer
Hitler
Austria
Czechs Apologize to Berlin Over Bridge Bomb Attempt
The Czechoslovak press bureau said Germany received a prompt apology for an attempt by Czechoslovak soldiers to blow up a wooden bridge over the Thaya at Berhartstahl. Foreign Minister Krofta delivered the apology in Praha to German Minister Eisenlohr before he knew of the incident.
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Berlin
Germany
Thaya
Berhartstahl
Kamil Krofta
Praha
Ernst Eisenlohr
Escape Bid in Pamplona Uprising Suppressed
In Pamplona insurgents killed guards and seized arms during a prison escape attempt. At Hendaye May 23 two thousand captured government forces were held as loyalist troops balked in escape, with the insurgent command reporting the uprising quelled after prisoners were killed and wounded.
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Hendaye
France
Prontier
Pamplona
Said
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Vienna
Brno
Poland
Hungary
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