Bricker Opens Ohio Gubernatorial Campaign
Ohio Republicans rally behind Attorney General John W Bricker as he declares candidacy for the gubernatorial nomination. Bricker wins unanimous caucus backing and draws support from state party leaders while Democratic infighting stirs prospects of a GOP victory in 1936. Bricker, 42, Madison County native and Columbus attorney, emphasizes a middle of the road policy amid national and state political shifts.
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U. S
Springfield
John W. Bricker
Mr. Bricker
Davey
G. O. BP
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Bricker
State Central Committee
Ed D. Shorr
Schorr
Robert J. Bulkley
Francis W. Durbin
Lima
Mr. Sawyer
Sawyer
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Brown
Simeon D. Fess
Yellow Springs
John Bricker
Madison County
Columbus
John
State Utilities Commission
Rescue Party Heads Toward Jungles To Search For Redfern
An Associated Press report from Georgetown British Guiana notes a rescue expedition moving into the jungle near Paramaribo to locate Paul Redfern the missing flier eight years after his disappearance. Weilliams Art Wendt and a local guide planned to penetrate the savannahs and rivers seeking any sign of Redfern amid harsh terrain and local tribes.
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Chorgetown
British Guiana
Sra
Guiana
Paul Redfern
Ites
Weilliams
Art Wendt
Paramaribo
Lian
Georgetown
Redbut
Tom Roch
Man seeks divorce as county case reveals婚
A fragmentary society item notes a man seeks a divorce and mentions a marriage number 53832. The tale hints at names like Wade El and Be Fountaine of San Francisco, with scattered references to a Girard county and a broker Arteles.
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Var Land
Calif
Dee
Sssco
Russell
Girard
Arteles
Wade
Fountaine
San Fran
Industrial Men Battle New Deal In U S Industry Fight
The National Manufacturers Association, representing America's largest industries, endorses a 1936 platform of rugged individualism. Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors warns business to assume responsible leadership or accept greater government inference, while Clinton L. Bardo notes industry must engage politically to survive. The platform favors constitutional protections, a dollar-based gold standard, and opposition to high taxes and federal spending, arguing government efforts hinder business recovery.
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National Manufacturers Association
America
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
General Motors Corp
American Business
Sloan
Tjam
Clinton L. Bardo
Association
Roosevelt kin bond in assault case at grand jury
Cornelius Van Schaack Roosevelt and Peter de Florez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology students, were held for the grand jury on charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon after discharging air pistols at a newspaper man and two policemen in Cambridge. They were released on personal recognizance with $200 bonds each.
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Mass
Cornelius van Schaack Roosevelt
Theo
Massachusetts of Technology
Roosevelt
Peter de Florez
Hitch-Hiker Serves 30 Days For Destruction Of Property
A hitch-hiker identified as Charles Davidson, 32, of South Point Lawrence county, began a 30 day jail term after allegedly throwing a brick through a car window when the driver refused him a ride. Sheriff Gorman Clark filed the charge. The motorist’s name was not learned.
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London
Gorman Clark
Charles Davidson
South Point
Lawrence County
House panel backs plan to legalize state lotteries
Columbus December 5 the house taxation committee voted 17 to 3 to recommend adoption of a constitutional amendment to legalize state conducted lotteries. The proposal by Representatives Stanley E McKie and Albert J Mayer would allow a public vote and officials estimate revenue from 25 to 50 million dollars, with the committee noting past defeat of the measure in spring and Mayer describing it as a voluntary tax.
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Columbus
House Taxation Committee
Stanley E. McKie
Albert J. Mayer
Hamilton County
House
Dole
Raceland Council Election Contest Filed In Circuit Court
A suit to contest Raceland council elections was filed in Greenup circuit court by attorney Lovel H. Liles on behalf of six defeated candidates. Plaintiffs seek an injunction to stop certification of the six winners and allege illegal votes bribery a polling site near attorney R. H. Riggs office and door access that allowed electioneering. They request exclusion of illegal votes and a possible new election if 20 percent are illegal.
Grace Owed 5 Million by Bethlehem Steel Leader
A securities commission release states Eugene G. Grace, Bethlehem Steel Corp. president, owed $5,206,079 as of December 31, 1934. He was among several officers listed as debtors tied to purchases of the firm's stock made in 1930. The total stock was 130,916 shares sold to officers near the then market price with installment plans arranged.
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Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Securities Commission
Grace
Gillen Seeks Appeals Court Nomination After Local Visit
Jackson county judge Roy J. Gillen, a blind jurist, confirmed in Portsmouth his bid for the Republican nomination to the state court of appeals seat to replace William H. Middleton. Gillen, in his third year on the common pleas bench, has a long record including four terms in the state senate and two terms as mayor of Wellston. He lost his sight at 16 while working in a foundry, yet pursued higher education and earned a law degree from Western Reserve.
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Roy J. Gillen
Jackson County
Portsmouth
Court of Appeals
William H. Middleton
Waverly
Gillen
Court of Common Pleas
Wellston
Western Reserve
General Denhardt Resigns Adjutant General Post
Dec. 5 The resignation of Brigadier General H. H. Denhardt as adjutant general in command of the Kentucky National Guard is in Governor Ruby Laffoon’s hands and will take effect next Tuesday when Laffoon leaves office. Denhardt said he quit to avoid continuing bitterness in Kentucky and to avoid embarrassing Governor elect Chandler, a move tied to his support for Thomas S. Rhea against Chandler.
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Frankfort
H. H. Denhardt
Kentucky National Guard
Ruby Laffoon
Laffoon
Denhart
Kentucky
Chandler
Thomas S. Rhea
Three Hurt and Driver Fined in Portsmouth Traffic Toll
Three persons were injured and six cars damaged in Portsmouth's Wednesday traffic toll. Richard Green, six, of 614 Tenth Street, suffered a deep forehead cut when struck on Court Street near the alley north of Eighth Street. The auto was driven by J Hall, 23, of 614 Ninth Street, who was westbound in the alley entering Court Street. The child was treated at home by Dr. A R Moore. Traffic Patrolman George Sheets.
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Richard Green
10Th Street
Court Street
Eighth Street
J. Hall
Ninth Street
A. R. Moore
George Sheets
Officer Kills Bandit In Franklin Bank Hold Up
Marshal B. B. Graham of Franklin Ohio killed one of three bandits during a bank hold up at Franklin National Bank. He was wounded in the exchange of gunfire. The robbers kidnapped a woman motorist and escaped in her car after forcing her to yield the vehicle. Franklin, population about 5,100, lies in Warren County about 15 miles south of Dayton. The passerby who spotted the robbery took the robbers’ car ignition key, aiding the marshal’s pursuit.
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B. B. Graham
Franklin National Bank
Warren County
Dayton
Marshall Graham
Marshal Graham
Woman Dies in East Side Gas Blast
In Columbus an east side home gas explosion fatally burned 76 year old Mrs. Sarah Cowgill. Her daughter Mrs. Minnie Daugherty and grandson John Daugherty, 5, were injured but reported in fair condition.
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Sarah Cowgill
Minnie Daugherty
John Daugherty
Mother Shot by Son Dies in Ashland Hospital
Mrs Lorena May Spears 35 wife of Arnold Spears of East Fork near Argillite died after being accidentally shot by her five year old son Ralph who picked up a 22 calibre rifle. The gun fired when it struck a wall, wounding her in the temple and brain. Ralph fled into the hills and suffered frostbite. Survived by husband seven children and multiple relatives. Funeral set at 1 p m Friday with Rev Ned Gallion. burial in Pennsylvania cemetery.
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Arnold Spears
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Asdhland
Albert Burke
Williamson
W. Va
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Kentucky
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Kermit
Rosa
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Thorfin
Ola Hall
Auxier
Stella Wells
Frank Burke
William Burke
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Helen Price
Ned Gallion
Pennsylvania
L. G. Stapf
Violet
Bord County
Thorpin Spears
Morehead College
Hazel May Frances
Owingsville
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Frankfort
Matters
Australia prepares search for Ellsworth and Hollick Kenyon
Australia begins Antarctic search efforts by arming two air force planes with wireless floats and skis to locate Lincoln Ellsworth and Herbert Hollick Kenyon after their November 23 radio failure. Prime Minister Lyons informs President Roosevelt as a gesture of friendship. emergency rations plans are announced by F Trubee Davison of the American Museum of Natural History.
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Lincoln Ellsworth
Herbert Hollick-Kenyon
Joseph A. Lyons
Roosevelt
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Hollick-Kenyon
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F. Trubee Davison
American Museum of Natural History
Antarctica
Explorer
Britain and France press Italy toward peace in east Africa
London and Paris present a set of suggestions to Italy aimed at ending the Italo Ethiopan war with a take it or leave it note as sanctions loom. The proposals include ceding an Eritrean seaport, frontier shifts near Aksum, annexation of Ethiopian lands south of the 8th parallel, and full Ethiopian independence. Meanwhile Rome seeks oil savings and substitutes to blunt possible league penalties.
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Igaden
Rome
United States
Baby Awarded To Anna Ware In St Louis Custody Case
Rush H. Limbaugh special commissioner ruled the infant is the child of Anna Ware, unwed servant girl, not Mrs. Nellie Tiptoma Muench. He recommended the baby be returned to Ware. the court will decide later after earlier habeas corpus action. The Muenchs and allies faced custody but were not granted the outcome.
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Rush H. Limbaugh
Anna Ware
Nellie Tiptoma Muench
St. Louis Society
Limbaugh
St. Louis Court of Appeals
Miss Ware
Muench
Luidwig O. Muench
Anna White
Helen Berroyer
Wilfred Jones
Hauptmann Case May Be Delayed By New Information
New York Evening Journal reports Governor Hoffman may have new material from Ellis Parker related to the Hauptmann case. The paper says the information could delay or potentially avert the electric chair, with investigations ongoing since April and details kept undisclosed. The source cautions Hauptmann is far from execution, and the story could become a landmark public revelation.
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Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
the Journal
Hoffman
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
XN. J
Trenton
Hauptmann
Temperatures Observer Report Card
To day at 11 a. m. 37 degrees with a minimum of 20. Today's high is 37, yesterday's maximum 27. One year ago today the maximum reached 47 and minimum 27.
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