Refunds From Sales Tax Fall Short For Hocking County
Hocking county local government funds receive only 4583.34 over seven months against the 15442.97 forecast. Officials blame administrative expenses and school funds deductions while expecting future distributions to rise with sales tax collections and fall activity. August distributions due at the start of next month.
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Columbus News Service
Columbus
Hocking County
County Affairs Division
The
Tax Commission
Ing County Local Government Fund
Parole Case Delayed for C Stirling Smith
The Ohio state board of paroles pushed the Smith parole decision to October 1939, delaying review for four years. C Stirling Smith, ex president of Standard Trust Co, began serving Oct 25 1934 for embezzlement and misapplication of funds after the Cleveland bank failed in 1931. Federal authorities seek his deportation upon release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
State Board of Paroles
C. Stirling Smith
Cleveland
Smith
Standard Trust Co
Miami University opens 126th year as freshman dorms fill
In Oxford Ohio today over 1100 students began classes for Miami University 126th year. Officials said housing is tight with more than 200 freshmen taking dormitory residence as construction remains incomplete.
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Oxford
Miami University
New Gas Ordinance Raises Pa. City Rate 40 Percent
Neil MacCaron, local Ohio Fuel company manager, says a city council gas rate ordinance will take effect September 26 and be about 40 percent higher than the current rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacurus
Neil MacCaron
Oho Fuel Company
Bandit Safe Job Nets Theft At Waldeck Packing Plant
Six gunmen tied eight Waldeck Packing employees in Sandusky Ohio early today and cracked the office safe, escaping with 1000 to 2000 dollars as sheriff and highway patrol were alerted. The robbers blew the safe door, leaving a guard over the workers then fled after the blast.
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Sandusky, C
Waldeck Packing Company
Victor J. Moore
Erie County
State Highway Patrol
Ohio
Sandusky
Moore
William Waldock
Waldock
Frank Nader
Postmaster Receives Slogan Suggestion for Mail
Cincinnati attorney William Hyman urged Postmaster Charles J. Bocklet to stamp all mail with the phrase This is a pretty good country stick to it. He argued that the U S should match other governments in promoting patriotism.
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Cincinnati, CO
Uncle Sam
Charles J. Bocklet
William Hyman
Cincinnati
Bonivan's Baby Wins 13-Inch Class at Muskingum Trials
Bonivan's baby owned by Huston Smith of Louisville Ky won a grand championship in the 13-inch class during opening dog trials at the Muskingum.
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Bonivan
Zanesville, A
Huston Smith
Louisville
Muskingum
Townsend Assails Long Under Law Redux
Dr F Townsend, author of a pension plan, attacked Huey P Long as promoting violent death to achieve his aims. Townsend, speaking in Wichita, said he respected Long but believed wealth was legally acquired and must be redistributed by legal methods.
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Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Townsend
Wichita
Kas
Senator Long
Rubber Union Names Leader
Sherman H. Dalrymple, 46, former Marine, elected president of the newly formed United Rubbers Workers International Union for its first year. He has led the Goodrich local union in Akron after its three year existence. Coleman C. Claherty criticized delegates for allowing William Green to be rebuffed in Akron and said Green was vilified in the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, CO
Sherman H. Dalrymple
Marine Corps
United Rubbers Workers’ International Union
Dalrymple
Goodrich
International Organization
Coleman C. Claherty
American Federation of Labor
William Green
A. F. of L
Akron
Steel Companies See 22 Percent Income Rise in 1935 H1
A survey by the American Iron and Steel Institute shows 158 steel firms, about 96 percent of industry capacity, earned a net income of 30,923,927 in the first half of 1935, up from 25,305,232 in the same period in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Iron & Steel Institute
Fnr
Berrodin Names New Pension Board in Lake County
H J Berrodin chief of the old age pension division says he appointed a pension board in Lake County to replace county commissioners who resigned amid allegations Berrodin was playing politics.
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NEW Cap Board
Columbus
H. J. Berrodin
Old Age Pension Division
Lake County
Berrodin
Plane fight ends in death of baseball outfielder Len Koenecke
Brookyln outfielder Len Koenecke, 31, died after a struggle aboard a plane near Long Branch race track. Pilot William Mulqueeney and assistant Irwin Davis were charged with manslaughter claiming self defense. Davis said Koenecke attacked them as the plane rocked. Koenecke had just been sent home from St. Louis by the Dodgers and chartered the craft from Detroit to Buffalo.
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Toronto
Long Branch
Len Koenecke
Brooklyn
William Joseph Mulqueeney
Irwin Davis
Koenecke
Davis
Mulqueeney
St. Louis
Dodgers
Detroit
Buffalo
Davey plan to hit GOP snag on state program
Columbus Ohio September 17 AP opposition to Governor Daveys twenty million dollar state building program developed in Republican circles on the eve of a special legislative session to consider financing it. Legislators will meet Wednesday for three purposes all concerning financing including the building plan county relief old age pension funding. Republican control of the House adds significance to the administration proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davey
24 year old Hamilton man to serve indeterminate manslaughter sentence
Vernon Frazier 24 pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Elmer Gipson who died after a car crash on August 19. He told the court he left the scene twice fearing mob violence and was later arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Vernon Frazier
Ohio Reformatory
Elmer Gipson
Frazier
Gipson
Trucker Fights Gasoline Fire In Lima Unit
Norman Harris of Lima fought a blaze on a truck carrying 6 000 gallons of gasoline using a hand extinguisher until firefighters arrived. A tire blowout caused the fire, igniting both tires and the load while a motorist summoned help.
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Urbana
Norman Harris
Lima
Harris
White Collar Relief Programs Planned Across Ohio
In Columbus on September 17 the WPA outlined 16 non construction project types for white collar relief clients in Ohio including recreation centered work. District five administrator Ray Noble was asked by federal relief head Charles C Stillman to submit project lists. The plan envisions employing 74 605 workers statewide on projects costing 62 515 489 dollars within a year focusing on community centers libraries and similar services.
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Columbus
Hocking County
Works Progress Administration
Ohio
Ray Noble
WPA
Stocking County
Charles C. Stillman
Lind Attempts Strike Peace at Novelty Ad Co
Ralph Lind of the regional NLRB tried to mediate a labor dispute at Novelty Advertising Company in Coshocton Ohio. Company officials and striking workers held a conference while operations remain halted and picketing continues with safe passage for office staff.
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Coshoocton
Ralph Lind
Novelty Advertising Company
Lind
National Labor Relations Board
Cleveland
Miners and operators inch toward sixth wage crisis
Deadlocked talks between Appalachian soft coal miners and operators for a new wage and hour contract drift toward a fresh crisis, the sixth in six months. Miners push for higher pay and shorter work weeks while producers offer contract extension to April 1. A constitutional challenge to the Guffey act was argued in DC but a ruling was deferred.
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Washington
Danawanan
Murase
Wvuubitop
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Daniel O'Donoghue
James W. Carter
Carter Coal Company of
West Virginia
Little Nra
Contineral Stove Co strike ends after two weeks
Officials of the Continental Stove Co and the United Stove Workers Union announced a mutually suitable agreement ending a two week strike by 200 assembly workers at the plant in Ironton Ohio.
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Ironton, O
Continental Stove Co
United Stove Workers Union
Logan Days Offers Half Price Theater Tickets
Logan Daily News advertisers mark Logan Days with Wednesday and Thursday specials. Shoppers receive half price tickets to the Chakeres Logan Theater with an extra 15 cents, to see the new MGM release Pursuit starring Chester Morris and Sally Eilers, plus a cast including C Henry Gordon Henry Travers Scotty Beckett Dorothy Peterson Harold Huber Minor Watson.
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Logan Daily News
Chakeres Logan
Chester Morris
Sally Eilers
C. Henry Gordon
Henry Travers
Scotty” Beckett
Dorothy Peterson
Harold Huber
Minor Watson
Ohio
Patrol Adds 22 New Members To State Force
The uniformed division of the state highway patrol added 22 rookies today increasing the force to 107. Col. Lynn C. Black expects to reach the authorized strength of 120 next month as training continues at the patrol school. The legislature recently approved the personnel increase from 60 to 120. J. H. Gorham of Zanesville was assigned to the Athens district.
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Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Lynn C. Black
J. H. Gorham
Zanesville
Athens
U S Steel Forms New Subsidiary in Carnegie Illinois Steel
United States Steel Corp forms a new subsidiary named Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp with Benjamin F. Fairless named president. Fairless, recently joining U S Steel as a former Republic Steel executive, will be formally introduced at a luncheon in Pittsburgh.
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New York
United States Steel Corp
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Benjamin F. Fairless
Fairless
Republic Steel
Pittsburgh
Bribe Charge Made Against Wheeling Police Veteran
Charles Spider Flanagan a veteran Wheeling police officer was suspended after Police Chief Albert Megale accused him of taking protection money from a disorderly house in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Wheeling
W. VA
Charles “Spider” Flanagan
Albert Megale
Flanagan
Italy Declares No Backing Down Amid Warships Recall
Mussolini recalls the two largest Italian battleships Duilio and Doria from reserve status as Italy moves to secure colonies. Britain strengthens its fleet near Portland while Greece prepares for expected British naval arrivals between Sept. 25 and Oct. 15.
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Associated Press
Italy
Great Britain
League of Nations Council
Mussolini
Duilio
Doria
Mediterranean
Adriatic
Red Sea
Lessona
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Exchange
Athens
Greek Ministry of Marine
Suit Seen in Stamp Tangle
Columbus Ohio AP reports attorney threatens mandamus to compel state purchasing agent B Frank Thomas to award a 786000000 stamp contract to New York’s American Bank Note Co. if not, law action would follow. Thomas says no money available and nothing planned now. Emergency stamp order expected from Superior Printing and Lithographing Co. of Akron.
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Columbus
B. Frank Thomas
New York
Lawrence D. Stanley
American Bank Note Co
Thomas
Superior Printing and Lithographing Co
John R. King
Akron
Columbian Bank Note Co
Cage
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Miami
F. E. Townsend
Rubber Union Names Leader
International Union
Claherty
G. O. P. Snag
Driver
Coshocton
Secretary of Treasury
Morgenthau
Spain
Portugal
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Patrol
U.S. Steel
DUCE
Europe
London
Rome
Reuters
Geneva
Portland
Scotland
England
Alessandro Lesona
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