Kidnapped 5 Year Old James Cash Jr Seizure Moments
FBI agents seized a spectator at Princeton Florida near Miami as a search for 5 year old James Cash Jr continued. Sheriff D C Coleman and deputies planned a posse style hunt with 26 leaders while the Cash family sought any lead amid ransom demands of 10000 dollars.
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Princeton
Fla
Federal Bureau of Investigation
James Bailey Cash
Miami
D. C. Coleman
James Cash Jr
Homestead
Coleman
Hope
Miami Daily News
M. F. Braxton
J. Connolly
FBI
Cash
W. P. Cash
James Bailey Cash Jr
Centennial Group Elects Officers In Portsmouth Event
The Portsmouth centennial committee picks officers to lead events in October including a local history pageant. Clyde Strickland becomes secretary and Rus Erer is treasurer while Homer C. ad Dr. A. N. Conkle are named as officers with Pletcher as general manager. The group plans to coordinate a chamber of commerce centennial effort.
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Portsmouth
of Commerce
Armco Official Welcomes Labor Board Probe In Ashland
Armco official says he welcomes a thorough investigation amid national labor relations board charges of Wagner act violations. The board accuses Armco of forming employer groups to thwart unions, assaulting workers, and tampering with union records in Ashland Kentucky. A June 7 hearing is set in Catlettsburg.
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Middletown
C. H. Murray
American Rolling Mill Co
National Labor Relations Board
Cincinnati
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Labor Board
Committee For Industrial Organization
Armco
Murray
CIO
Steelworkers’ Organizing Committee
Ashland Lodge
Cripple 65 Held in Neighbor Murder on Poison Accusation
William White aged 65, described as cripple, is held on a first degree murder charge for fatally shooting Milton Johnson 50, after suspicion that the Johnsons fed him poison. Police used tear gas to force him from a shack on the Johnson property where he surrendered on crutches. Mrs Johnson said White had been acting queerly and claimed poisoned grease was involved.
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Hamilton
William White
Milton Johnson
Johnsons
White
Johnson
Hershel Haines
Haines
Interstate crossing deaths top in years at 1 875
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 1 875 people killed and 5 136 injured in crossing accidents last year the highest toll since 1930.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt Backs Free Relief Funds Amid Wage Debate
President Roosevelt urged Congress to impose no restrictions on relief funds in the 3.247 billion spending bill. He said emergency employment must begin now to fill the gap and urged speed in starting works programs. Senators Walsh Thomas Pepper push flexible wage hour standards to aid small businesses, arguing rigid national rules harm many firms.
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Congress
Senate
Thomas
Utah
Walsh
Massachusetts
Pepper
Florida
Senate Labor Committee
House
Funds For Flood Control Faces Uncertain Senate Fate
Washington June 1 proposals to allot spending lending money for flood control faced an uncertain course in the senate. Rep Driver Arkansas president of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress said the administration will object that flood control does not fit the works relief program. An amendment by Senator Copeland New York would set aside 325000000 for rivers and harbors and flood control projects. Driver said flood control reservoirs could not be built with relief funds due to labor cost requirements. The money could be used on local projects not requiring skilled labor.
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Washington
Senate
Representative Driver
Arkansas
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Copeland
New York
Driver
Cincinnati Boy Held in Girl's Slaying
Lindberg Heist, 15, confessed to stabbing 6-year-old Shirley Ann Woodburn to death in a wooded area near her West End home. Prosecutor Dudley M. Outcalt announced the written confession after an early morning interview in Heist's cell.
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Cincinnati
Dudley M. Outcalt
Lindberg Heist
Shirley Ann Woodburn
Shirley Ann
Wheelersburg Alumni Plan Dual Banquets
Two Wheelersburg High School alumni groups plan 7 p m banquets in the village. One group at the M E church with toastmaster Mack Sauer and officers led by Mrs George Preston will be served by the church Ladies Aid. The second group at the high school with Miss Frances Ault directing and toastmaster Emil Schafer includes president Mrs Mary Barney Miller and officers, with E O McCowen and Robert Cline on the executive committee. The 23rd annual banquet will feature remarks by E O McCowen and Robert Stillwell.
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Wheelersburg High School
George Preston
Earl Morris
Avanelle Stoker
Ralph Groh
Thelma Smith
Wheelersburg M. E
Ladies Aid of
Mack Sauer
Leesburg
E. O. McCowen
Robert Stillwell
Wheelersburg
Alumni Association of
Plymouth Rock Painter Convicted in Historic Vandalism
Stanley E. Bakewell construction foreman from Gibsonia Pennsylvania was found guilty of painting Plymouth Rock on May 8 and faces a nine month house of correction sentence. Investigators traced the red paint to the Scituate job site and a glass jar found near the rock led to his arrest in Pennsylvania.
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Plymouth
Mass
Stanley E. Bakewell
Gibsonia
Plymouth Rock
House of Correction
Bakewell
Elmer L. Briggs
Pennsylvania
Scituate
Gunfire Exchanged in Lawrence Strike At Ohio Calcium Plant
Gunfire erupted today at the Ohio Calcium Co. plant near Lawrence between workers and strikers. About 100 shots were fired over several hours with no injuries reported. Sheriff Monte and deputies dispersed strikers while National Guard observer Colonel Lawlor called the situation serious and planned talks to prevent further disorder.
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Ironton
Ohio Calcium Co
Lawrence
B. R. Monte
Monte
E. P. Lawlor
National Guard
Solons Draw Up Report On Poor Relief Inquiry
Ohio lawmakers press a two week inquiry into urban relief conditions proposing immediate state grants and a roughly 13 million dollar need for the year. A supplementary report will detail administrative mal administration in Cleveland Toledo and northern cities.
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Solons
Columbus
Ohio
House
A. Lee Fair
Holmes County
Ohio League of Municipalities
Sister of Cedillo Talks to Cardenas
Indications that Rebel Leader Saturdino Cedillo may be arranging with his sister as go-between to surrender to President Lazaro Cardenas emerged in the capital. Virginia Cedillo visited Cardenas, with General Juan Barragan confirming the meeting but not confirming authorization.
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Mexico
D. F
Saturdino Cedillo
Lazaro Cardenas
San Luis Potosi
Higinia Cedillo
Cardenas
Juan Barragan
War Ministry
Senorita Cedillo
Cedillo
War Department
Polk Files For Congress Again
James G. Polk of Highland county Ohio filed his petition to seek renomination on the Democratic ticket for the August primary. Born October 6 1896 in Penn township he has served four terms as the representative of Ohio’s Sixth District.
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James G. Polk
Ohio
Congress
Mr. Polk
Highland
Highland County
Charles Kearns
Batavia
Penn Township
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
New Vienna
Wittenberg College
Hillsboro
Polk
Washington
Man Sentenced for Aiding Jail Escape
Frank Edington 47 of McDermott was sentenced to the Ohio penitentiary for smuggling a jack and tools into the county jail to aid an escape. He pleaded guilty before Common Pleas Judge B F Kimble. Edington helped inmate Edward Woolum 18. Woolum and Donald Boggs who aided escape received prison terms. Carl Edington son of Frank Edington faced grand larceny charges and was sentenced.
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Frank Edington
McDermott
Ohio Penitentiary
Edington
Common Pleas
B. F. Kimble
N. B. Gilliland
Edward Woolum
Carl Edington
Jai
Mae Horton
12Th
Waller Streets
Woolum
Reformatory
Donald Boggs
Peter Levine Death Clues Hinted By Investigators
New Rochelle New York June 1 authorities said the discovery of 12 year old Peter Levine's body provided clues to the kidnappers who killed him. Detectives refused to discuss fingerprints or identify any evidence beyond saying they had found something relevant.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Peter Levine
Detective Bureau
Closing Dinner Tonight at First Presbyterian Church
Last reports show the fundraising drive tabulated for a closing dinner at First Presbyterian Church. The goal of 55 212 dollars is reported with 43 929 57 raised and 11 282 43 still needed to meet the target.
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First Presbyterian Church
Portsmouth Welfare drive nears final $11,282 push
In 1938 Portsmouth the Welfare campaign races to raise 11,282 to reach 55,212 for nine city agencies. After 10 days of canvassing, 43,929 has been raised, nine hours left, with a 6:30 dinner at First Presbyterian church to post results on a wall scoreboard. Local leaders urge one final push.
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Portsmouth
First Presbyterian Church
Harold Clayton
Campaign Headquarters
Cussins & Fearn
Gallia Street
A. Graves Williams
Benton B. Miller
Cochairman
Cyrus P. Kahl
Williams
Czechs Withdraw Troops From German Border
Czechoslovak forces begin gradual withdrawal from the German border region. An undisclosed number of technical specialists move with the troops as tensions earlier in May flare.
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Praha
Temperature report for today and past day
Observer Schirrman notes Today at 11 am the low is 63 and the high 80. A year ago the maximum reached 95.
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Schirrman
Muon
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Brother New
James Cash Sr
Urs
Centennial Group
NLRB
Roosevelt
Senator Adams
Colorado
Senate-House Committee
Ramspeck
Georgia
West End
Frank Coppock Jr
Scioto County
Sam Cruise
Grant Street
Fraley Lawson
Sciotoville
van Austin Ratliffe
Friendship
Steve Kielman
Chillicothe Street
Millard Butler
Stockdale
Scioto Trail
Spring Lane
Albert Bailey
Bailey
Butler
State Control Board
M. Ray Allison
Frank Aible
State General Revenue Fund
House Finance Committee
Ohio Relief
By Wayne Paulson
Carvassing
Ross M. Gault
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