New Boston Board Drops Principal Kirk. Plans Combined Post
New Boston school board met in special session to not reemploy Frank Kirk, longtime junior high principal. The role will merge with Glenwood High school principal A. E. Gower overseeing both schools. The board also moved to discontinue reemployment of several married women teachers, list including Irene Gregory Leota Purdy Grace Carter Agen Conklin Anna Kanouse and F Price.
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New Boston
Frank Kirk
Glenwood High School
A. E. Gower
Kirk
FE. O
McCowen
Dan B. Ross
New Boston Wchoels
Gower
Ose
Irene Gregory
Leota Purdy
Grace Carter
Agen Conklin
Anna Kanouse
F. Price
Resurfacing Plans For Bardon Route Under Way
State officials announce resurfacing of Bardon route to reduce wear for summer. Bids open at 2 p.m. Friday June 24 in Columbus. project spans 19 miles with 20 foot bed, estimated $13 722. Two contracts cover Rush Union Brush Creek townships and Gunsch Rarden Brush Creek areas. Completion target is September 1.
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Exeph N. Doyle
O. W. Merrell
Rush, Union
Brusheek
Gunsch Rarden
Brush Creek
Petition to oppose abandonment of station in Sciotoville
Businessmen of Sciotoville organize a petition against the abandonment of the state public utilities board station in Coalton. The document, prepared and signed by numerous local firms and merchants, will be presented to the council next Wednesday night after a meeting was postponed.
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Selotoville
Coun
Coalton
Fol ‘Ing
Sciotoville
Ff Lumber and Building Co
Ap Service Station Co
George 'R, Grocer
K. N. Nagel Service Automotive Supply Co
Hib- Hardware Co
Weather Summary From The Schirrman Report
Temperatures at 11 a.m. today show varying conditions across locations. The report lists highs ranging in the mid thirties, with many areas cloudy and some partly cloudy. Sudden clear spells appear unlikely, as overcast and damp conditions persist throughout the period. Susie noted a shift to clearer skies later.
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Schirrman
Enone
Susie
Tere Lewther
Mitchells Coal House Office Turns Local Tale Global
George Mitchell of Nauvoo builds a 308 Market Street office from coal, defying norms and earning national notice. The coal house, dubbed Mitchells folly at first, gains fame as a unique structure and a enduring advertisement for his coal business.
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Jack
George
George Mitchell
Nauvoo
Market Street
Mitchell
United States
Concrete Route 125 plans move after Columbus talks
Adams county road boosters traveled to Columbus to meet Governor George White and highway officials about concreting the Route 125 stretch from Friendship to West Union. The group, mostly West Union business interests, noted current repairs and potential widening and curve elimination if concrete work proceeds. Scioto county boasts focus on paving the Ohio River road toward Cincinnati.
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Friendship
West Union
Adams County
Columbus
George White
State Highw Department
Blue Creek
Scioto County
White
Buena Vista
Cincinnati
Protests Filed Against Chile Socialist Regime
Represented by foreign governments including the United States, diplomats filed written questions with Chilean junta over the confiscation of all foreign currency deposits and repayment in pesos. Peso values range from 6 cents in the market, with street quotes at 2 1 2 to 3 cents. The decree awaits effect and may be altered. Former President Esteban Montero, traveling to Mendoza, was turned back by bad weather. ex-president Carlos Thainez also in exile.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
United States
Carlos Davila
Junta
Duap Esteban Montero
Mendoza
Argentina
Carlos Thanez
Revolts Spread In Honduras Area
Guatemala City dispatches report further revolutionary outbreaks in Honduras with rebel forces under Filiberto Diaz Zelaya attacking federal troops in Copan. Federals fell back as they mass for a drive to retake the territory near the battleground where more than sixty were slain Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Guatemala City
Honduras
Filiberto Diaz Zelaya
Nationalist Party
Department
Copan
Youth 15 Fatally Shot Over Boat and Gun Quarrel
Weston West Virginia June 10 A quarrel over a rowboat and a shotgun ended in the death of 15 year old Archie McCauley. David Heuline 15 shot him at close range on a road near their homes after days of disputed possessions. The coroner's jury met today to determine responsibility.
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S Y
Associated Press
Weston
W. Va
David Heuline
Archie McCauley
McCauley
Tax inspectors survey untaxed stocks and bonds in Ohio
State tax inspectors led by J. H. Klokmeyer visited Thursday to examine owners of tangible and intangible property not listed for taxation. Officials say ignorance of the new law caused many to omit reports, with a 5 percent penalty assessed rather than the 50 percent maximum.
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State Tax Commissi
J. H. Klokmeyer
Insidter
Klokmeyer
Tax Commission
Ohio
Klokmeier
H. M. Stanley
Lee Hamner
Hazel Bobst
Commission
Tangible
Roosevelt to Study Walker Case Evidence Analysis
Albany June 10 two eminent lawyers will aid Governor Roosevelt in analyzing the Seabury supplied Walker case evidence. Study of eight volumes may take two to three weeks with no action promised before the Democratic national convention.
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Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
James J. Walker
New York
Samuel Seabury
Legislative City
Walker
Fleisher in Lindbergh Case Questioned by Police
Detroit June 10 two New Jersey state police officers planned to question gangster Harry Fleisher about the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Fleisher arrested 36 times without prison terms faces arraignment on a murder charge after surrendering to the prosecutor’s office. Edward H Kennedy Jr attorney said Fleisher could prove innocence and had no knowledge of the Lindbergh case.
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Associates Presse
Detroit
New Jersey
Harry Fleisher
Fleisher
Edward H. Kennedy Jr
Freisher
Kennedy
Harry & Tor
Sarazen Wins British Open With Record 283
Gene Sarazen, the American golf star, captured the British Open at Prince's with a record 283 total. He led by four after three rounds, shot 74 in the final round, and held off rivals including Tommy Armour and MacDonald Smith as the U S swept the event for the first time since 1923.
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Associated Press
Sandwich
England
Gene Sarazen
Bobby Jones
Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Royal St. George's Course
Prince of Wales
Prince's
Needy Chicago Teachers Stage Scandals Fundraiser Tonight
The Chicago Teachers Federation plans a one night show titled School Scandals of 1932 featuring 100 members including geometry teachers and English instructors. Proceeds support teachers owed five months back pay as the board budget wrangles and the Gilbert and Sullivan satire depicts pay shortages and economy.
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Chicago
Associat
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
Mich
Seteigan Boulevard
Federation
Board of Education
Anna T. Mulligan
Bettman Urges Firm Day Stand on Prohibition Question
Ohio Attorney General Bettman Republican nominee for U S Senate urges delegates at the national convention to take a clear stand on prohibition. He denounces a resubmission plank as insufficient and warns a refusal to allow another vote could threaten government. He argues against the 16th amendment and calls for decisive action.
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Columbus
Bettman
Ohio
United States
Republican Party
Ohio Fisherman Drowns As Boat Capsizes
Albert Hall, 42, drowned yesterday in the Ohio River near Cincinnati while his wife watched from shore. Hall was fishing when the boat capsized and companions swam to safety.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Albert Hall
Hall
Ohio River
Byrd Plans Second Antarctic Expedition in Autumn
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd announces a second Antarctic voyage to study Marie Byrd Land and expand on prior data. The plan features a compact outfit with 150 sled dogs, two planes, several tractors, and one transport ship, the Bear, fitting out in Oakland and expected in Boston by July.
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Boston
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Marie Byrd Land
Byrd
Coastguard
Oakland
Calif
Recertify Vote In Coroner's Race
E. C. Hood and the county board recertified the coroner race after instructions from Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown. Hood checked precinct poll books and sent figures to Brown. Dr. Ross M. Gault tally stood at 6,095 and Robert Dever at 5,866.
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E. C. Hood
the Elect
Clarence J. Brown
Hood
Brown
Ross M. Gault
Robert Dever
Dawes Would Make Good President But He's Nervous
Beverly Hills June 10 A United Press report notes Charles Dawes would be a strong president but is portrayed as overly nervous and prone to changing plans once starting a term. The piece also references Iowa nominating a radio announcer for senator and critiques on the Democratic platform.
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Dawes
United Presse
Beverly Hills
Calif
Iowa
McAdoo
Charley Dawes
Sultan of
Morocco
Eve
Aimee
Communists Dismissed From Bonus Camp Marchers Parade
Police ordered removal of 600 to 700 Texas ex-soldiers en route to Washington to demand the veterans bonus. Officials segregated Communists from the marchers to protect radicals, with a $5,000 fund offered by Rev. Charles E. Coughlin to keep inflamatory propaganda from camps.
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Little Flower
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio
Texas
Washington
Anacostia Flats
Veterans’ Food Fund
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Radio League of the Little Flower
Pelham D. Glassford
William C. Fowler
District of Columbia
Prohibition Debate Shapes Republican Convention Start
At Chicago on June 10 the Republican National Committee hears delegations from Louisiana Georgia Mississippi and South Carolina amid talks of a prohibition resubmission plank. Postmaster General Brown and others defer the issue noting the convention will decide. Delegate Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt arrives as a newcomer to the scene.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
National Committee
Brown
Prohibition
Resolutions Committee
Mark L. Requa
California
Hoover
Senator Fess
Ohio
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Paper Group to Back Smith
Scripps-Howard announces all its newspapers publish an editorial urging support for Alfred E. Smith. The piece, titled Give Us Smith, critiques Roosevelt and Hoover as weak in crisis. The note comes from Roy W. Howard, chairman of the Scripps-Howard chain.
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Scripps - Howard
Roosevelt
Hoover
Associated Press
New York
Roy W. Howard
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Scripps-Howard
Us Smith
Alfred E
Two Men Die in Truck Crash at Frankstown Hill
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on June 10 a large truck plunged down Frankstown hill causing heavy wreckage. Driver Norman Ballard of Philadelphia and an unidentified man were killed. Six others from a meat market and a barber shop were hospitalized with injuries as fire broke out in the homes struck.
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Associated Press
Johnstown
Frankstown Hill
Norman Ballard
Philadelphia
John Hemmerle
Guards Guard De Valera in London Conference Meeting
Extraordinary police guarded Kamon De Valera and three Irish Free State cabinet members on arrival in England to discuss abolishing the oath to King George. Crowds were kept back by bobbies and a plain clothes officer. De Valera declined to comment noting options before Parliament and the senate.
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Associated Press
London
Kamon de Valera
England
George
Free State
de Valera
Senate
Ottawa
Canada
Downing Street
Threat to Lorain Safety Director Prompts Police Guard
The home of Lorain Safety Director William Lefever was guarded by police after a bomb threat, the second in under a week, traced to Cleveland. The caller demanded Lefever resign, warning of a repeat bombing.
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the Press
Associated Lorain
William Lefever
Padzer
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court narrows search warrant power in liquor cases
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that only judges of regular courts or magistrates may issue search warrants, affecting about 1,000 cases statewide and 200 in Cleveland. The decision remanded Nick Nicholas’s conviction for illegal search and cites 1929 recodification.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Nick Nicholas
Cleveland
Nicholas
G. Mathews
Prohibition
Supreme Court
Thomas A. Jones
Jackson
Cleveland Municipal Court
Jones
House Takes Up Home Loan Bill in Hoover Program
Washington June 10. The house began consideration of President Hoover's home loan bank bill to aid financing and prevent foreclosures. The measure creates 12 to eight home loan discount banks to support homeowners and spur residential construction. Senate leaders expect quick passage once the house approves, and the banking committee has swapped in the house bill. Meanwhile the senate tackles the agricultural appropriations conference report, about 177 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Hoover
Senate
Senate Banking Committee
Watson
Amelia Earhart Receives Mussolini Welcome in Rome
Amelia Earhart Putnam met Premier Mussolini in his Rome office after her Atlantic flight. She spoke English and found him gracious and interested, and he asked about Rome. Earhart described the premier as very gracious.
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Associated Press
Rome
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Mussolini
Atlantic
Lindbergh Says He Would Testify Against Curtis
Flemington New Jersey January 10 4 appears unexplained. Lindbergh has been quoted saying he would be ready at any time to testify against Curtis.
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Flemington, N. J
Lindbergh
Curtis
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