Depositors Selected At Bank Meeting
Seven men were named to represent depositors and confer with the conservator as about 75 over five thousand dollar deposits at First National met in the bank lobby. Drew named chairman of the committee, with plans for related talks and possible dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
H. M. Baker
Selby Shoe O
H. S. van Camp
The
Vulcan Corp
Wallace Drew
Irving Drew Co
James D. Williams
Execessor Shoe Co
Judge B. F. Kimble
Arthur Hamm
Citizens’ Building and Loan Association
Henry T. Bannon
Bank and Cairman
Recontruction Finance Corp
Treasury Department
Brown
Kimble
C. B. Dowling
Dowling
Bannon
R. B. Wiltsee
Gilbert Grocery Co
Baker
van Camp
Drew
Williams
State workers may go unpaid as bills lapse
The AP reports in Columbus that if the legislature does not pass a new appropriation bill, state payrolls will be halted on Thursday. State Treasurer Harry B Day said the old appropriation expires after five months, leaving funds only for lawmakers themselves. Lawmakers face a calendar today but likely expect a week or ten days before Senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry
General Assem
Senate
Vote on repeal dominates Woohosetts and mass note
A largely unclear clipping reports a vote on repeal drawing attention in Woohosetts and mentions Massachusetts context. The fragment notes momentum toward changing wet status and references Renoctated Press dated January 13. The readable text hints at regional political action without concrete results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woohosetts
Massachusetts
1616 Creditor Claims Approved In Ohio Valley Bank Liquidation
One thousand six hundred sixteen creditor claims were approved by the state banking department in Ohio Valley Bank liquidation. Total allowed claims amount to 475 372 dollars with public deposits of 113 303 to the state and 71 021 to the county. First National Bank claim of 20 462 dollars was rejected and E G Littleton’s preferred claim for 3 was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
Ohio Valley Bank
State Banking Department
Common Pleas Court
J. C. van Pelt
Shell Petroleum Corp
Pe Vertica Ummm US First National Bank
E. G. Littleton
State of Ohio
County
City School Board
Portsmouth
Barden Township
al Bridwell
O. Y. Cornell
Three Racketeers Found Stabbed in East 65th Street Flat
Police linked the triple slaying to a gang war as three petty racketeers, Charles Cabrese, Salvator Tulamello, and LouS Sally, were found dead in a $6-a-week East 65th Street flat. Each victim was stabbed in the chest with an ice pick after being gagged and trussed, their mouths and eyes sealed with adhesive tape. The bodies, dead for several days, followed similar recent killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
East 65Th Street
Charles Cabrese
Salvator Tulamello
Lous Sally
Three Killed by Lightning in Late Storm
Storms lashed Ironton, Ashland and Huntington as heat gave way to a sharp cool down in Portsmouth. Lightning fatalities were reported in Lawrence county where Albert Newman 46 Coreyville and Earl Eakins 41 Ceredo were killed sheltering under a tree on the Golden farm. Hubbard Ray Cameron 19 of Pleasant Valley near Grayson Ky also died when lightning struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Huntington
Albert Newman
Coreyville
Lawrence County
Earl Eakins
Ceredo
W. Va
Golden Farm
Hubbard Ray Cameron
Future in Doubt Shares Auction May Spell End of Firm
Uncertainty surrounding Continental Shares Inc. owner Cyrus & Eaton looms over a planned sale of shares posted months ago. Auction terms list 53.3 percent, signaling possible collapse of the midwest industrial empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Continental Shares, Inc
Cyrus & Eaton
Fimenesel
Cocumeat
Campaign for Union Mission Campaign Continues
Union Mission drive raised 8384.07 by Tuesday noon with a goal of 17000. Luncheon meetings paused for a week. a final report meeting is set for Tuesday June 22 at the Union Mission. Homer Selby notes slow reports due to heat yet remains hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mission
Vaughn Talbott
Homer Selby
Minneapolitans Elect A G Bainbridge Mayor Debut
In Minneapolis A. G. Bainbridge the 47 year old theatrical producer won the municipal election yesterday defeating incumbent William Anderson. He told supporters that curfew will stay but city life will be at a middle ground between tight and open with enforcement against lawbreaking. Bainbridge has helped others make theatrical debuts at a prominent stock theater, which claims the longest continuous stock run in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inneapolis
A. G. “Buza” Bainbridge
Minneapolis
William Anderson
United States
Reading struggles in school raise flag for literacy gaps
A fragment notes a high percentage of students facing reading or writing challenges in school. The brief cites a figure around eighty four percent and mentions concerns over literacy, prompting calls for assessment and targeted support.
Veteran Row Keeps Senate in Deadlock Over Veterans Payments
Washington June 13 The Senate and House remain deadlocked over liberalizing veterans payments as conferees clash with the White House on the budget. President Roosevelt resists further spending increases while Byrnes plans to push the Cutting-Stelwar substitute amid a looming tax fight. If adopted the amendment would add about 100 million dollars, fueling tax debate as leaders seek a way to end the session within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Associated
Senate
Independent Offices
Stone Wall
House
White House
Byrnes
Masoncup Case Set for June 20 in Municipal Court
In municipal court Rob ert Masoncup pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in the death of Gladys Clark from a May 7 auto crash on the Lucasville Western road. The case was continued to June 20 for hearing. bond set at $500. The warrant was signed by Deputy Sheriff Harry Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Masoncup
Seventeenth Street
Grandview Avenue
Gladys Clark
Summit Street
Harry Thornton
Masoncup
Lucasville-Western
Bond
Municipal Court
Britain Settles Debt On Ten Percent Basis At Conference
The second day of the world economic conference ends with Hull absent and Europe pressing the United States on war debts and monetary policy. Smuts attacks U S cooperation as European blocs form to force settlement and align currency views, while French and Italian delegates oppose depreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hull
United States
Europe
Ene
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Ramsay MacDonald
A. S
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
America
Motorboat Upsets Leave Three Drowned In River Tragedy
ST LOUIS June 14 A boating party on the Mississippi river last night saw three people drown after their motorboat capsized when it struck a moored barge. The victims are Miss Florence Sciaroni 28 Miss Helen Pothoff 28 and Angelo Rattini 24. Miss Virginia Rattini 17 was rescued. This incident brings the six total river deaths in the area since Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Mississippi River
Florence Sciaroni
Helen Pothoff
Angelo Rattini
Virginia Rattini
Southern Ohio Miners Reach Wage Agreement
In Athens on June 13 miners from the Hocking Valley area reached a wage agreement at a joint meeting. The deal sets pay scales including higher wages for leaders and for certain workers, with terms reflecting the prior year's offers and adjustments under the new accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Renertated Frees
Athens
Withest
Ertitretee
Roosevelt Signs Two Billion Home Refinancing Act
President Roosevelt signed a $2,000,000,000 refinancing bill for small home mortgages to lower interest rates. The law covers homes valued at $20,000 or less with government bonds at 5 percent and up to 80 percent loan value, plus a three year moratorium and back tax loans. If exchange fails, cash loans up to 40 percent of the mortgage value at six percent are allowed, with a 15 year repayment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Washington
Buck brothers in McMath kidnapping trial in Barnstable
District Attorney Crossley told the jury the Buck brothers Kenneth 28 and Cyril 41 both of Harwichport are equally guilty in the kidnapping of 10 year old Peggy McMath. The elder brother acted as go-between in negotiations with the family for a $60 000 ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable
Mass
William C. Crossley
McMath
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Buck Brothers
Cyril
Harwichport
Margaret
Peggy” McMath
Neil McMath
Crossley
Buck
Bank Inquiry Opens June 26 in Senate Probe
Senate investigators plan to open inquiries into Ewha Leb end Co and IMten later, with the June 26 date set for actions. The article notes a Washington context and references the Resoriered Drees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Chase National
Drees Washingtoi
Jame 15
Ewha
Leb End Co
Imten
Bred End
Britain Setstle War Debt Installment Predicted Tonight
Well informed quarters of the World Economic Conference say Neville Chamberlain will announce a settlement of the June war debt payment due the United States. London reports the 75.95 million dollar installment on a 10 percent basis may be resolved this evening in the House of Commons. Authorities note an early cabinet meeting raised talk of a British default and negotiations with Washington continue for a satisfactory arrangement before the payment is due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Economic Conference
Chamberlain
Associated Press
London
Great Britain
United States
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Whitehall
Washington
Stanley Baldwin
Council
Commons
Tax Bill Debate Intensifies In Ohio Legislature
In Columbus on June 13 the house taxation committee backed the earned income tax in a nine to seven vote amid interpretation disputes. The house rules committee remains the path for Governor White's sales and income tax program and may seek to move bills directly to the calendar, signaling a possible ruling clash and floor fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House Taxation Committee
House Rules Committee
White
House
Rules Committee
Italian Planes Set for Hop to Chicago Mass Flight
Twenty four Italian planes with 96 men led by General Italo Balbo prepare to take off from Orbetello tomorrow for a mass flight to Chicago. Meanwhile Jimmie Mattern begins a separate journey from Khabarusk toward Nome Alaska as the era of adventurous air travel continues. Capt J Errol Boyd and two others crash land in mud flats near Saint Marc Haiti but escape unharmed as their goodwill flight from New York proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Italo Balbo
Italy
Orbetello
Chicago
Jimmie Mattern
Nome
Alaska
Khabarusk
Siberia
J. Errol Boyd
St. Marc
Haiti
New York
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
No Debt Agreement Seen In Capital
Washington reports no final conclusion on the war debts with Great Britain as informal talks continue. Acting Secretary Phillips met British Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay who brought a new but informal proposal. Ambassador May of Belgium and Minister Davila of Romania also visited seeking progress updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
Phillips
Ronald Lindsay
May
Belgium
Davila
Roumania
Department
Hull in Battle for Leadership at World Conference
Secretary of State Cordell Hull left the hotel after a conference session and joined a secret steering committee meeting to decide the chairman of the monetary committee. The French pressed for a gold standard country while Hull urged Cox as the American delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cordell Hull
Parley
Georges Bonnet
Mr. Hull
James M. Cox
Defense Witness In Mitchell Trial
A defense witness testified in the Mitchell trial, detailing alibi evidence and challenging prosecutors' narrative. The witness described placements during key moments and questioned competing timelines presented by the state.
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Carrs Fork Co
Carre Fork Coal Co
Gilbert S. Monroe
Glass-Steagall Bank
Congress
Britain
U. S
Action Against America
Hall
Qgeraters
Birretion Turdea
Semete Ms
Pee Tere
Page
William E. Dodd
University of Chicago Authority On American History
Germany
Bevis
Monetary Committee
Cox
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