Foes censure Hopkins stand on Iowa rage
Washington May 26 AP administration members weigh asking Senate to censure a informal endorsement by WPA head Harry Hopkins of Otha Wearin's bid for the Democratic Senate nomination in Iowa. Senate Democrats demand specific charges of coercion while Hopkins defends workers' right to vote freely.
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Senate
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Otha Wearin
Iowa
Johnson
Calif
Gillette
Wearin
Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
Brady M. Stewart
Louisville
Roosevelt
Barkley
D-Ky
Stewart
A. B. Chandler
Wheeler
Mont
Probe Crash at Cleveland
A federal board of inquiry moved to determine why a United Air Lines transport plane crashed in a wooded ravine near Cleveland airport. Ten people aboard perished as the flaming wreckage became a funeral pyre. Investigators seek witnesses stating the sleeper type airliner was on fire before plunging from a clear sky. Dennis Mulligan cited a possible power plant failure as the cause if the in-air fire is confirmed.
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Cleveland
Federal Board of Inquiry
United Air Lines
Dennis Mulligan
Air Commerce Bureau
Washington
FDR To Speak In Arthurdale Va Resettlement Project
President Roosevelt prepared the address for a May 27 afternoon speech at the Arthurdale West Virginia resettlement project. The talk will emphasize New Deal aims and recovery efforts. Government officials and local residents anticipate the remarks outlining progress and future plans.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Arthurdale
W. Va
Record Class Of 110 Will Graduate At L.H.S.
Logan High School will graduate 110 students in commencement exercises Tuesday night Superintendent George W Carr said The Class of 1938 will have principal roles at Class Night Friday Ann Bowen will give the valedictory Josephine Iles the salutatory Thelma Johnson the class history Luther Heyde the class prophecy Dorothy Krumlauf the class poem June Grooms the class will Heyde is class president Other officers are George McGonagle Margee Tschap pat and Kermit Bliss James Huffman is Student Council president Dr H K Ebersall Marietta College will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Sunday afternoon Dr J L Clifton Ohio State University will be commencement speaker Read least half of the Class of 1938 list included Norma Arnold Jean Barker Pearl Blackstone Kermit Bliss Harold
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Ann Bowen
Josephine Iles
Thelma Johnson
Luther Heyde
Dorothy Krumlauf
June Grooms
Heyde
George McGonagile
Margee Tschappat
Kermit Bliss
James Huffman
H. K. Ebersall
Marietta College
J. L. Clifton
College of Education
Ohio State University
Norma Arnold
Jean Barker
Pearl Blackstone
Harold
TVA Directors Reply To Morgan's Attack
TVA directors defend the agency amid a congressional inquiry into management disputes. Harcourt Morgan accuses former chairman A E Morgan of obstructing TVA work and alleges a conspiracy against the chairman while Lilienthal is summoned to testify and Morgan is invited to speak.
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Morgan
Washington
Harcourt A. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
A. E. Morgan
Congressional Inquiry Committee
Harcourt Morgan
Arthur E. Morgan
Congressional
Senate House Committee
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Lilienthal
Arthur Morgan
Union Official Shot to Death in Minneapolis
William Brown 43, president of General Drivers Union 544, was found shot dead near union headquarters. Arnold Johnson 33, an AFL organizer, confessed to shooting Brown twice after a funds dispute, then reported the killing to union trustee Miles Dunne. The case echoes a previous Corcoran killing from six months earlier.
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Minneapolis
William Brown
General Drivers Union
Patrick J. Corcoran
Brown
Corcoran
Drivers Union
Frank Forestal
Arnold Johnson
544
AFL
Miles Dunne
Jury Deliberates in Anthoulis Gang Murder Case
In Youngstown Ohio on May 26 AP reports jury of eight men and four women began deliberations at 11 45 A M over John Anthoulis Steubenville slot machine operator accused of gang murder of Roy Happy Marino last September Judge Erskine Maiden Jr instructed possible verdicts of acquittal or first degree guilty with or without mercy recommendation.
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Youngstown, O
John Anthoulis
Steubenville
Roy “Happy” Marino
Erskine Maiden, Jr
Nazi Plane Over Skoda Plant Observed Near Pilsen
A government spokesman said a German war plane was sighted flying over Czechoslovakia's Skoda factory at Pilsen. The sighting casts doubt on the chances of a German Czech settlement.
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SKODA
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Pilsen
Prisoner Tears Up Bedding in Ohio Jail Hunger Strike
Sam Ball, 54, began a six month sentence for shooting to kill and started a hunger strike after tearing up his bedding in Caldwell jail. Ohio's only woman sheriff, Rosa Clucus, says Ball refuses to eat as a protest.
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Caldwell
Sam Ball
Rosa Clucus
Ohio
Daring Plot Foiled To Kidnap Viscount Nuffield
A plot to kidnap Viscount Nuffield a 60 year old British automobile manufacturer was foiled by a friend and London police after two men ordered him into their car as he left the plant. Police arrested the suspects following a call from a nearby office. Kidnapping was nearly unprecedented in Britain.
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Viscount Nuffield
Great Britain
London
Nuffield
Bombing of Alicante Market Left 250 Dead and 1000 Injured
Rescuers continued today in Alicante after yesterday's air raid. Six hostile bombers struck the market place where hundreds queued for food, killing about 250 and injuring around 1,000 in the Civil War context. The city, with 170,000 residents, suffered extensive building collapse and casualties.
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Alicante
Spain
Valencia
Barcelona
Ten-Pound Calf Born In Logan County Thrives At Store
A ten pound calf described as the smallest in Hocking County is bottle fed at Magill's Grocery in Columbus. Born Tuesday night on John C. Larimer's dairy farm near Logan, the calf weighs about 10 pounds and stands on wobbly legs. Larimer owns pure-bred Holsteins. experts note Holsteins normally weigh 75 to 125 pounds.
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Hocking County
Magill’s Grocery
West
Hunter Street
Jersey
John C. Larrimer
Route 175
Logan
Larimer
Magill
James Smoot
JAPAN SHAKES UP GOVERNMENT FOR CHINA DRIVE
Japan reshuffles top posts as Foreign Minister Hirota War Minister Sugiyama and Finance Minister Kaya depart. Gen. Ugaki, Gen. Itagaki, and Seihin Ikeda assume key roles to accelerate wartime action. The move follows Suchow victory and aims for a quicker win in China, amid European tension over Czechoslovakia.
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China
Britain
Europe
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Koki Hirota
Gen Sugiyama
Okinobu Kaya
Kazushige Ugaki
Seishiro Itagaki
Seihin
Logan EOM Bargains Open at Local Merchants
Logan merchants invite shoppers to inspect End-of-Month Sale offers in the Daily News. New, quality items marked down to make shopping in Logan more attractive. Read about today’s bargains and see why it pays to buy in Logan.
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Logan
Daily News
EOM
Compromise on Wage Bill Seen By Senate and House
Opposing Senate faction edged closer to a wage-hour compromise to appease southern opposition by letting the Labor Secretary set a geo graphically varied minimum. A joint committee could work out House Senate differences. failure to approve regional differentials could derail any deal. House plan sets 25 cents minimum rising to 40 with a 44 hour week later reduced to 40. Senate plan lets a board fix up to 40 cents and a 40 hour week or more.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Labor
Aging Prosecutor Denies Intent To Kill In Foundry Shooting
Allen R. McBroom 83 oldest practicing attorney in Hocking County and former prosecuting attorney remains jailed on a charge of shooting William Freeman 18 through a door at the McBroom Foundry near Falls Mill Freeman struck in the chest and is reported in serious condition Freeman and Mary Brooks son of county dog warden Howard Brooks had gone to seek advice on getting a marriage license Miss Brooks and Freeman were underage and were told to wait as McBroom fired Deputy Brandt arrested McBroom who claimed he shot at a supposed mark and pleaded not guilty at arraignment with bond set at 1500.
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Allen R. McBroom
Hocking County
William Freeman
McBroom
Rudolph Brandt
Falls Mill
Freeman
Harry Freeman
Nickel Plat
Mary Brooks
Howard Brooks
Cherrington Hospital
Daily News
Preeman
Miss Brooks
Squire
B. Whitehart
Court House
Carlos Brashares
Brandt
Old Foundry
Brooks
J. S. Cherrington
University of Michigan
Romanian "Hitler" Principal Figure In Treason Trial
Cor neliu Codreanu the "Hitler of Rumania" stands trial in New York charged with plotting to overthrow Romania and establish fascist rule. The case tests central and eastern Europe politics, with broader implications for Nazi expansion and power.
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Hitler
New York
Czechoslovakia
Corneliu Codreanu
Rumania
Codreanu
Europe
Nazi urged slaying Roosevelt in Bund speech, congressman says
Rep. dies in D Texas reports that a German American Bund member told a speech at a major Nazi camp in the United States that he advocated assassinating President Roosevelt. The remark was relayed to the House as information the congressman had received.
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Washington
Dies
D-Tex
House Today
Bund
Roosevelt
Teacher knows best burns 14-year-old in fall from tree
In Marion Ohio on May 26, 2300-volt power line injured Jack Hecker after he disobeyed a warning not to climb a tree. Power was shut off to free him from the wire. He sustained only burns and survived.
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Marion
Jack Hecker
Secrecy Appeal Over Soft Coal Costs Before Commission
Nine coal producers from Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania asked reversal of a finding that the Guffey Coal Act empowers the commission to publish cost data. The appeal aims to keep production costs secret from public view.
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Washington
The
Coal Commission
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Queen Mother Mary Turns 71 in Britain
Queen Mother Mary, aged 71, is celebrated as the dignified guardian of orthodoxy in Britain's royal family on her birthday in London.
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London
Mary
Britain
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