Race Outbreak Looms Over Fight Argument
Italian government spokesman said Italy would wait ten days to two weeks before acting amid fears of renewed hostilities with Ethiopia. The League of Nations backed a three month limit and considered Emperor Haile Selassie s plea for neutral observers to monitor frontiers. Pope Pius XII’s Cleveland address was read as a call for peace between Italy and Ethiopia. Maskal festival in Ethiopia mingled with military preparations as British and French officials discussed possible new cabinet meetings and mutual assistance against a European war threat.
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Ethiopia
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Haile Salassie
Pope
Vatican
Cleveland
Paris
Great Britain
France
Riots in Cincinnati After Night of White Negro Clashes
Police guarded Cincinnati's west end after sporadic outbreaks sparked by taunts about Joe Louis. About 29 men and youths of both races were arrested. one officer was injured and a bystander bruised. Rain aided policing as 50 armed Negroes and several hundred whites gathered near West Eighth Street. school children were protected after clashes at Oyler Junior High.
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Cincinnati
West End
Joe Louis
Victor
Max Baer
New York
Walter Kemps
West Eighth Street
Oyler Junior High
Nine Ohioans Named for 33rd Degree in Masonry
Nine Ohioans were named among 38 nominees for the 33rd degree in Scottish Rite Masonry by the supreme council at the northern jurisdiction meeting in Cleveland. The list includes Probate Judge J. Phillip Perry of Jefferson, Walter M. Lindsay of Cincinnati, Roscoe R. Walcutt of Columbus, Chester C. Cook of Columbus, John A. Thiele of Dayton, Waldo M. Bowman of Toledo, Riley W. Wortman of Defiance, Louis H. Wieber of Cleveland, and John A. Plocher of Dayton.
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Cleveland
Supreme Council
J. Phillip Perry
Jefferson
Walter M. Lindsay
Cincinnati
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Columbus
Chester C. Cook
John A. Thiele
Dayton
Waldo M. Bowman
Toledo
Riley W. Wortman
Defiance
Louis H. Wieber
John A. Plocher
Missing victim resurfaces after hospital scare
A traffic accident victim who identified himself as James J. Miller of Jacksonville Florida vanished from Bucyrus City Hospital on Thursday after being brought in as a presumed dead. He later recovered and was not seen leaving the facility.
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Jacksonville
Fla
City Hospital
Murphy Named Legion Leader in St Louis
J Ray Murphy, 48, Ida Grove attorney and 235 pound six foot veteran, was elected commander of the American Legion at the Seventeenth Annual Convention in St Louis. He pledged to stamp out propaganda subversive to American principles and pledged full support for Legion programs.
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ST. Louis
J. Ray Murphy
American Legion
Troy High football team hit by injuries and marriage decision
Troy Ohio September 27 AP Coach Doug Smith reports star tackle Floyd Saul 18 plans to marry and leave school. The squad has suffered injuries to three players in the past two weeks.
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Doug Smith
Troy
Floyd Saul
Slaying Investigated In Toledo Railroad Bunkhouse
Police probing the stabbing death of Angelo Senson 35 a railroad section hand in a Toledo bunkhouse early today with investigation continuing.
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Angelo Senson
Court Probes Mail Robbery in Warren Trial
Defense attorneys called nine Akron witnesses to bolster alibis for George Sargent and Anthony Librizetti in a federal trial over a $72,000 mail robbery in Warren on April 24. Barber John Gross testified Librizetti was shaved between 12 and 12:30 p m that day.
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Cleveland
George Sargent
Anthony Librizetti
Warren
Akron
Barber
John Gross
Miners Cheer Pay Hike and Resumption of Work
About 30,000 union miners in Ohio cheered a wage and hour contract that ends a strike in the Hocking Valley and eastern districts. The Appalachian joint wage conference approved the agreement in Washington, resuming operations next week with nine cents per ton for digging and loading, 50 cents a day for daily workers, and a 10 percent yardage and deadwork raise.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Davey Building Plan Defeated in Ohio House 72-40
In Columbus Ohio the Ohio house rejected Governor Daveys 88 million building program as amended by Republicans who secured 4.4 million earmarks for 21 buildings and a seven member building commission. Amendments would set 968 thousand for university and Xenia state facility.
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Ohio House of Representatives
House Finance Committee
House
Davey
Senate
Odis Johnson
R.fulton
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
Xenia
Kennedy to Observe Economy Abroad for Roosevelt
Joseph P. Kennedy, ex chairman of the securities commission, plans unofficial economic observation for President Roosevelt while traveling to Europe. He will rest but may interview foreign government officials on the global economy, with no negotiating power. Kennedy offered no future plans but said he might assist the president in the campaign if asked.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
The
Securities Commission
Roosevelt
Europe
Atlantic
Kennedy
Lima Gas Case Decision Made
State utilities commission orders West Ohio Gas Company to refund about 251000 to consumers in Lima and Kenton. Lima refunds total about 236000 over five years from 1938 and 15000 in Kenton over two years from 1929. Supreme Court remands led to this ruling. potential 360000 Lima refund reduced by 25600 annually for operating expenses.
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State Utilities Commission
West Ohio Gas Company
Lima
Kenton
Ohio Supreme Court
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Utilities Commission
United States Supreme Court
Commission
Flood damage estimated at 2.685 million in Ohio floods
The Agricultural Extension Department of Ohio State University estimated total damage from floods in Muskingum and Hocking Valley this summer at 2,685,000 dollars, down from initial forecasts as high as 3,500,000 dollars.
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Columbus
Agricultural Extension Department
Ohio State University
Muskingum and Hocking Valley
Marion and Berea Men Fined $100 for Drunken Driving
Delaware Sept. 27 AP report says Mayor Sidney Rowland fined Marion M. McKeever and Berea Jack Bolling and Marion driver Marion eight others $100 each on drunken driving charges. He pledged drastic punishment for others convicted on similar charges.
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Delaware
Sidney Rowland
Marion
McKeever
Jack Bolling
Berea
FERA Payroll Shrinks in Ohio August Relief
Payments to FERA project workers in Ohio fell to 663,089 in August from 2,277,059 in July. Federal relief administrator C. C. Stillman noted 27,433 workers earned wages in August, down from 69,714 in July.
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Columbus
FERA
Ohio
C. C. Stillman
Man Dies in Crash Near Bellaire
An automobile truck collision late last night in Bellaire Ohio killed Clarence Bott aged 40 from Wheeling West Virginia.
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Bellaire
Clarence Bott
Wheeling
W. Va
FDR Plans California Visit And Fishing Trip
President Roosevelt’s special train passed through Athens at 9:07 AM on the way to California. A small crowd of about 100 gathered at the depot hoping to glimpse the president as two locomotives and ten cars rolled by without stopping.
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Athens
Roosevelt vacation special heads west in speedy train tour
President Roosevelt travels by Roosevelt vacation special across the midwest en route to California for speaking engagements and a stop at the San Diego exposition, then a 20 day fishing cruise planned along the Pacific coast with continued coverage expected on Page 2.
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Francis M- Stephenson
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Middle West
San Diego
Bootleggers on the Run in Ohio
Alfred Humphrey state liquor enforcement chief said Ohio bootleggers are on the run for three reasons a marked drop in illegal liquor sales. He cited last week’s enforcement activity as proof of courts cooperation and rising demand for legal store liquor.
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Columbus
Alfred Humphrey
Ohio
Humphrey
Woman Slain Husband Shot Daughter Jailed
A gun battle at the Crempa residence on Terrill Road left 41 year old Mrs. Sophy Crempa dead from five abdominal bullet wounds and her husband John Crempa wounded and jailed. Their daughter Camille, 19, was in Union County jail. Deputy sheriffs attempted to serve warrants in a feud between Farmer Crempa and the Public Service Electric and Gas Company. Prosecutor Abe J. Davis and Sheriff C. Wesley Collins prepared to investigate the incident.
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Scotch Plains
WN. Y
Crempa
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Abe J. Davis
C. Wesley Collins
New Coal Contract Ends Soft Coal Strike Nationwide
Negotiations yield a wage pact ending the soft coal strike in most districts. Miners return to work next Tuesday, with Virginia and Hazard Kentucky districts withholding until Tennessee and Harlan fields sign. The agreement hikes pay: 50 cents daily for day laborers, 9 cents per ton for diggers, and 10 percent for yardage and dead work.
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Washington
Virginia
Hazard
Tennessee
Harlan Fields
Kentucky
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Col Hugo Rudolph Acquitted by General Court Martial
Col Hugo Rudolph, commander since 1930 of Cincinnati's 147th infantry, O N G, was acquitted today on seven charges of embezzling regimental funds. The trial before Brig Gen Harold M Rush heard over seven hours of testimony and took 10 minutes to reach a verdict.
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Cincinnati
Hugo Rudolph
147Th Infantry
Harold M. Rush
Columbus
Rudolph
Flanders
Argonne
Caldwell
Simon Ross
Court of Appeals
Ohio Methodists Plan Four Districts
Columbus Sept 27 A proposal to divide the Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church into four districts appeared today at a joint conference of laymen and ministers. Consideration of the plan by bishops for life and the position of district superintendent were among the topics discussed.
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