Ohio Legislature Ends Historic Session With Sales Tax Decision Pending
Ohio lawmakers adjourned after a record long session with final action on the 55 million dollar sales tax left to Governor White. He balanced options between vetoing the measure or allowing it to become law without his signature while retaining opposition to an income tax.
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Mussolini Moves To Halt Flow Of Gold From Bank
Rome reports Mussolini's cabinet orders all Italian banks businesses and citizens to surrender foreign credits to the National Institute for Foreign Exchange at the current lire rate. violators face penalties and must register foreign bonds. The move aims to curb gold outflow from the Bank of Italy amid dwindling gold reserves.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
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National Institute For Foreign Exchange
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Institute For
Youth Held for Murder in Ashworth Killing
William Wenell, 16, is jailed in Bord county after a coroner’s jury linked him to the fatal shooting of Harold Ashworth, 19, during a hunting trip. Wenell pleads not guilty, claiming accident. Caldwell’s examining trial set for today in county court before Judge Pat H. Vincent.
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Dee
William Weniell
Bord
Harold Ashworth
Touel
Ash'h
Cudell
Pat H. Vincent
Ys Vincent
Ren. D. Hayes
Ash“il
Weather Glimpses From Schirrman Report
Temperatures noted by Schirrman list today at 11 a m with a high near 26 and a low around mint value. Yesterday’s maximum reached 35 while a year ago the figure stood at 39 with a low around 31.
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Schirrman
Dixon Wins Recount Majority For County Recorder
Roy Dixon, Republican, increases his county recorder majority to 29 after recounting 27 of 67 precincts. Harold Hanes, Democrat, sustains a 20 vote deficit. Recount settled by 9:30 p.m. Friday with mixed shifts across multiple precincts and several 100 percent accurate results.
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County Election Board
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Harold Hanes
South Webster
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Dixon
Otway
Bloom
Clay
Ixon
Green
Harrison
Jefferson
Madison
Barden Township
Washington
Morgan
Lower Nile
Porter
Rush
Valley
Reduced Navy Force Continues Hunt For 3 Airmen In Pacific
The search for Lieutenant Charles T. P. Ulm and two companions continued with a smaller naval force. Three destroyers and three coast guard vessels moved north to re trace areas in darkness while weather restricted flights. The Beaver tender and eight submarines off Maui stood by during maneuvers. Australian authorities offered a $6,000 reward as Japanese fishermen watched the horizon.
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Charles T. P. Ulm
Pacific
Oakland
Calif
Coast Guard
E. W. Stephens
Navy
Mail Pilot Killed in Crash Near Columbia
S-Lou Bowen, a Braniff Airlines pilot, died when his mail plane crashed a mile west of Columbia early today. The aircraft carried no passengers and was en route from Kansas City to Chicago, with express and mail on board.
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Lou Bowen
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Kansas City
Chicago
Here
Altitude mark seen for Post in high flight
Bartlesville Oklahoma December 8 Wiley Post the globe circling flyer claimed to have raised the world altitude record for heavier than air craft to at least 50 000 feet in his Winnie Mae He landed after a second stratosphere hop and predicted official confirmation within five days barograph readings and climb indicators supported the ascent temperature at altitude was minus 70 degrees Post wore a pressure suit and could see landmarks 150 miles away during the flight
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Okla
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Italy
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Washington
Youth Dies in Auto Crash Near Marysville
Marion High School student Raymond Wolfel 15 died when his car struck a bridge near Marysville in Union County returning from a basketball game. Six teens injured include Mary Virginia Fetter 17 Emily Wolfel 17 Mary Ann Bausinger 18 James Thomas 16 and Thomas Fetter 16 all pupils at St Mary parish school. An overtaking car stirred up dust blinding Wolfel at the 4 curve.
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Dec
Raymond
Union County
Marysville
Raymond Wolfel
Mary Virginia Fetter
Emily Wolfel
Mary Ann Bausinger
James Thomas
Thomas Fetter
St. Mary Parochial School
Wolfel
Money in Circulation Gains Ahead of Christmas
Washington reports stronger holiday money demand with cash in circulation rising by 29.006 million dollars in the first week of December. This compares to a 15 million dollar rise a year earlier, while the first three weeks of last December saw a 106 million dollar increase.
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Washington
Frigid Midwest Wave Downgraded After Fatal Wake
A severe winter storm swept from the Rockies to the Midwest and East, causing at least 15 deaths. Temperatures rose in many areas while snow and ice disrupted traffic. Reports from Cleveland and Cincinnati note cold snaps with subzero readings in Minnesota and New York before relief began.
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Owls Head
Upper
New York State
First real snowfall ushers in record cool spell in Portsmouth
Portsmouth records a low of 21 degrees as the season’s first substantial snowfall arrives. Weather observer Dr H A Schirrman notes flakes swirl through the city creating a Christmas scene with temperatures fluctuating to 26 at TL 4 p.m. and a high of 35 on Friday.
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H. A. Schirrman
Deadly Cold Across Midwest and Northwest Storm Toll
In Galena Illinois rose gardens bloomed in November as a blast of cold reached 14 below zero. The storm left at least seven dead in Michigan from burns and exposure, plus more in Iowa Wisconsin and Washington. A bus crash on Snoqualmie Pass killed three, a car crash killed Charles Jons of Harvard Illinois, and an 82 year old Oto farmer froze to death in his sleep. Wisconsin fatalities included a widow dies from pneumonia and a man struck by a train amid the cold.
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Snoqualmie Pass
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Illinois
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Harvard
Iowa
W. A. Puffet
Wisconsin
Clinton Moss
Willow Lake County
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Moss
Game preserve to open to hunters in 1935
The 5000 acre Roosevelt game preserve, closed 14 years, will open to hunters in 1935 after a state conservation council ruling. Conservation Commissioner Reinhart endorsed the move, saying the refuge failed its purpose and funds used to purchase and improve it justified opening.
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State Conservation Council
William N. Reinhart
Southern Ohio Fish and Game Association
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State Forestry Department
Queen Marie Praises Boy King Peter in Times Feature
The royal grandmother of Yugoslavia’s boy king speaks warmly of the shy ruler as a sensitive child clinging to dreams. Queen Marie wrote for the Associated Press describing Peter through a friend’s eyes. Read the illustrated story in The Times Sunday magazine.
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Friction within German forces over Nazi era groups grows
In Beuthen and surrounding districts tension surfaces between the Steel Helmet veterans and Reichswehr loyalists versus the Storm Troopers. Reported incidents show popular discontent as Wilhelm Frick and Baldur von Schirach visits are met with heavy guard and low ceremonial display.
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Accidental Gun Death Near Highland Reveals Tragic Error
Lucien Sininger, 23, died after an accidental gun discharge in Highland, Ohio. At a shooting gathering, a holster snag caused a revolver to fire, wounding him in the right side and exiting the left. He died ten minutes later at the home of Cecil Walker and his sister. He leaves parents Robert and Anna Sininger, two sisters, and grandmother Eliza Hill.
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Lucien Sininger
Cecil Walker
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Highland County
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Walker
Mr. Sininger
Grew Gets New Threat From Suspected Kidnapper
A caller claimed to kidnap Eugenie Grew, 17, niece of the U S ambassador to Japan, phoning the Grew home in Boston at 12 15 a m repeating a prior scare. Randolph Clark Grew and the family notified police after the second threat in a week. The butler answered both calls and believed the voice matched.
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Eugenie Grew
U. S
Japan
Randolph Clark Grew
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Grew
France Backs Slavs as Balkan Situation Heats Up
In Geneva a League of Nations secret session approved an international army to govern the Saar prior to the plebiscite on January 13. Britain Italy the Netherlands and Sweden were invited to send contingents, under the Saar governing commission led by G. G. Knox. An Englishman named as supreme commander was selected.
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Dec
Council of the
League of Nations
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Italy
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Sweden
League
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Mussolini
Sebastian Visconti Prasen
France Presses Central Europe Peace at League Council
At Geneva Foreign Minister Pierre Laval declared France stands with Yugoslavia in this grave affair as the League council heard a plea to keep peace from being endangered. Belgrade signals milder policy on deportations while denying Yugoslav troops mobilized on the Hungarian border.
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League of Nations
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Szeged Mes
Benes war speech judged not warlike by Italy
Italian officials said Eduard Benes's remarks were neither warlike nor menacing. The spokesman noted the word war appeared only in a conditional sentence about a possible non aggression treaty between the Little Entente and Hungary. Benes reportedly spoke to explain his alliance with Yugoslavia and its impact on a proposed Italian sponsored pact among Italy Austria and Hungary.
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Discovery of Urschel Ransom Funds Near Portland
The Justice Department announced the recovery of 80 000 dollars of the Urschel ransom near Portland Oregon. This raises total recovered to 54 000 of the 200 000 ransom. Charles F Urschel, Oklahoma City businessman, was abducted in July 1933 and several conspirators including Harvey Bailey George Machine Gun Kelly and Albert W Bales were convicted.
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Urschel
Portland
Ore
Department of Justice
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Harvey J. Bailey
George
Machine Gun
Jobbing mill to resume operations in Portsmouth works
Wheeling Steel Corp will place the three high jobbing mill in Portsmouth works in operation at 7 30 a m Tuesday December 11 as announced from the plant offices.
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Wheeling Steel Corp
Youth Missing Near Bunkersville Woods
Police in Nev. search for Robert Runion, 22, civilian conservation camp member, missing near Bunkersville. Father B F Runion asks for help as relatives contend over the whereabouts.
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Bunkersille
Nev
Waa
Robert Runion
B. F. Runion
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