Four Automobiles In County Blot With Fatal Saddler Crash
Orin Saddler 31 of Dry Run fatally injured in an automobile accident on route 112 near Dr F A Coburn's farm around 11 20 p m Wednesday. He died 20 minutes later at Portsmouth General Hospital from a skull fracture. W K Dupre 77 and G W Phillips 74 injured in separate incidents nearby.
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Orin Saddler
Dry Run
F. A. Coburn
Saddler
Portsmouth General Hospital
Portsmouth
W. K. Dupre
Grandview Avenue
Grant Street
Grandvew Avenue
G. W. Phillips
Scioto Trail
Seventh
Chillicothe Streets
Mr. Saddler
Clyde Rigsby
London
Kinney’s Lane
William Gregory
McDermott
Addler
Regory
Oime
Springfield Man Defends Alibi in Triangle Slaying
Ace A. Haslop testified from bed at Luther Chapman murder scene as cross examination continued. Prosecution rested after attempting to show Haslop killed Chapman over Mrs Chapman's actions. Defense sought directed verdict of acquittal but failed.
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Dingfield
Ace A. Haslop
Ation
Luther Chapman
Cer
Chapman
Temperature report fragment from Observer Schirrman
Observer Schirrman records show today mixed temps with a 1 am reading of 95 and a high of 102 yesterday. The low values include 67 for today while a year ago similar data lists a minimum of 87 and a note of 7 for an unclear value.
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Schirrman
Woman beaten amid Black Legion probe in Michigan
Detroit authorities pledged protection to informants as they investigated a beating linked to the Black Legion. Victim Dorothy Guthrie, 33, had accused her husband of distributing anti communist material. Police held 41 suspects. one possible Black Legion homicide was discussed. Court actions included fifteen bound over in related conspiracy cases.
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Detroit
Romaine
Black Legion
Watere
Dorothy Guthrie
William H. Guthrie
James Stewart
Ecorse
Michigan
William Moore
John S. Navaree
Navaree
John L. Bielak
Hudson Motor Car Co
United Automobile Workers
Monroe
Mich
Anc
U S envoy asks end to French hospital strike denied
Paris June 18 The French government refused Ambassador Jesse Straus request for police action at the American hospital in Neuilly sur Seine Evacuation of striking assistants scrubwomen and other workers was declined despite the strike endangering patient care including 23 in serious condition Strikers demand shorter hours
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Paris
Jesse Isidor Straus
United States
Straus
Neuilly-sur- Seine
Luciano sentenced for vice empire in New York
Prosecutor Thomas E. Dewey described Charles Lucky Luciano as the head of a vice syndicate with a 12 million dollar annual income. He was sentenced today to 30 to 50 years in prison in New York.
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New York
Charles
Lucky Luciano
Resignation of Eden Sparks Turmoil in Commons
In London on June 18 opposition MPs shouted Shame and Resign as Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden announced Britain would back lifting League sanctions on Italy. Eden defended the about face citing diminished utility of pressure, while guards kept order and Lloyd George led the opposition attack. The scene fanned by 200 Liberal federation delegates and an Ethiopian association boycott threat kept lobbies turbulent.
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London
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
League of Nations
Italy
Mr. Eden
National Liberal Federation
Eden
Louis Schmeling heavyweight title bout postponed by rain
New York reports that rain forced the postponement of Joe Louis versus Max Schmeling, a 15 round heavyweight fight at Yankee Stadium. Weigh in had occurred with Louis at 198 pounds, six pounds lighter than Schmeling, and promoter Mike Jacobs planned to reschedule for tomorrow or Saturday depending on weather.
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New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Yankee Stadium
Mike Jacobs
Schmeling
Louis
Jacobs
Study River Bridges Seeks Ohio Toll Reduction
State bridge commission studied a plan to take over all or part of 23 Ohio river bridges to Kentucky and West Virginia. Norman H. Houk testified Sandusky Bay Bridge traffic rose about 85 percent since state takeover and auto tolls dropped from 50 to 25 cents.
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Sandusky
Columbus
State Bridge Commission
Ohio River
Kentucky
West Virginia
Norman H. Houk
Sandusky Bay Bridge
Stormy relief follows Ohio heat record
A wet storm swept Ohio after a heat wave toping 105 degrees in parts. Eight drownings occurred as rivers rose while a 60 year old man and a 14 year old boy were reported missing near Cleveland amid high winds and lakefront danger.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
Ohio
Toledo
Ashtabula
Leslie Bennetham
Henry Bender
Norman Malacek
Mr. Bennetham
Henry
Nor
Church School Leaders Rally At State Convention
More than 50 delegates from six counties attend the 77th annual state Sunday school convention at Second Presbyterian church. Leaders from national and worldwide religious groups conduct two days of conferences open to the public.
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Second Presbyterian Church
H. Augustine Smith
Boston University
H. O. van Gilder
First Baptist Church
Benton B. Miller
First Christian Church
James A. Verburg
Columbus
Synod of Ohio
F. E. Bullock
Westboro
Walter R. Dickhaut
Franklin M. E. Church
Trinity M. E
Second Church
Professor Smith
Lester S. Norris
Ohio—Conference of the Methodist Church
Ashland man dies from heat while at work
Frank Conley 71 of Ashland in the furniture and trucking business collapsed from heat at work and died at 3 30 p m after attempting to walk home. The 102 degree high logged in Ashland marked the season’s peak with Ironton and Maysville also recording 102.
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Frank Conley
Ashland
M. M. Rice
Ironton
Maysville
Rain aid hoped as southern Ohio soaks up late alerts
Rainfall across southern Ohio, including the Dry Run area, is valued by county agricultural agent Roger Thom as benefits for farmers and small vegetable plots. The region has lacked moisture for weeks, and more rain is still needed to aid starting crops. Clark Journey of Dry Run WPA was hospitalized after a hammer strike, becoming the first heat victim of the year. his condition improved and he was taken to Portsmouth General Hospital.
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Thomas
Roger Thomas
Ohio
Clark
WPA
Portsmouth General Hospital
Ay 14
Journey
Lynn
Noah
Former Ripley Man Held for Murder
Josephine Myers, 21, daughter of Clarence and Mrs Myers, was killed by a 25 caliber bullet at 10 p m at Driscool house roadhouse on route 60 between Olive Hill and Morehead. Robert Fitch, 37, proprietor and former Ripley resident, is held without bond in Carter county jail on murder charge. Fitch says the girl shot herself.
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The
Times Ashland
Josephine Myers
Clarence Myers
Farmers
Driscool House
Route 60
Olive Hill
Morehead
Robert Fitch
Ripley
Brown County
Carter County
Grayson
Fitch
Scientists poised for full eclipse observation tonight
Scientists from a dozen nations await a rare total solar eclipse spanning from the Mediterranean to Alaska. Cloudy conditions threaten visibility along the 50 mile wide path while expeditions in Russia Japan and Turkey prepare remote setups for a minute of total darkness to answer unsolved questions.
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Mediterranean
Alaska
Russia
Japan
Turkey
Hokkaido Island
Broussa
Snebolou
United States
Portsmouth
Birth of Gene Tunney’s third child in New York
Mrs Gene Tunney wife of the former heavyweight champion announced the birth of their 8 pound son at 5 19 pm Wednesday. The baby was born at the Harkness Pavilion of the New York Medical Center.
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Tunneys
New York
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Harkness Pavillion
New York Medical Center
Lightning Strikes Campbell Home One Killed In Fire
Three people narrowly escaped death when lightning struck the Homer Campbell residence near Wiz ard Oil bridge east of Wheelersburg at 2 15 am. The six room home burned to the ground with family belongings lost. Hayward Stanley and Homer Campbell Jr. were injured lightly and the Campbell family escaped in night clothes. Fire crews from Portsmouth and Gallia street fought the blaze and two Campbell cars were saved. Insurance partially covered about 7000 dollars in damage.
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Homer Campbell
Wizard Oil Bridge
Wheelersburg
Portsmouth
Second Presbyterian Church
Campbell Home
Campbell
Homer Jr
Harry Stanley
Mr. Stanley
Mr. Campbell
Hayward Stanley
Landon Ball
Porter Township
Sciotoville
Gallia
Stanley
Two Wounded As Guns Blaze In Ohio Strike
In Kent Ohio near the Black and Decker plant two men were wounded when trucks backed by gas flares fired on pickets. John Pudlosky age 40 was shot in the calf and Al Gray age 26 was pellet wounded near the eye.
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Ohio
Kent, O
Black & Decker Electric Co
William Crayford
International Association of Maine
Mr. Crayford
John Pudlosky
al Gray
Machinists’ Union
GidAe Kde WedeAittle
Weddington Bound For Grand Jury In Shootings At Plant
William Weddington age 37 of 3205 Rhodes Avenue New Boston was bound to the grand jury under $2000 bond on a shooting with intent to kill charge. He is a picket for the Amalgamated Association on strike at Portsmouth works Wheeling Steel Corp and allegedly shot WPA worker Jack Craft. Presley improves after four wounds.
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William Weddington
Rhodes Avenue
New Boston
E. L. Benner
Lucasville
Weddington
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Portsmouth Works
Wheeling Steel Corp
Jack Craft
WPA
Presley
Ellen Presley
Croft
Mercy Hospital
Craft
James
Pearl Culver
Roy Jones
Milldale Road
Clara Clark
Parson Cooper
Relief bill ready for president's pen
Washington June 18 Congress completed action on a 2.375 billion relief deficit appropriation and sent it to the White House. The Senate eliminated an amendment reviving the Florida ship canal and cleared the way for adjournment while tax provisions near final congressional action.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
Florida Ship Canal
Pay Reduction Restored for City Employees
City council approved a resolution restoring a 10 percent wage cut for all officers and city workers, in effect since 1932, to take effect July 1. Funds for the payroll increase are not yet identified, with estimates around $15,000 yearly.
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Charles Schirrmann
J. Frank Bickett
Joseph L. Kouitz
Schirrman
Schirrmann
Mr. Bickett
Albert Weghorst
John M. Salladay
Swhn
Portsmouth gas rate proposal faces council lukewarm reception
Officials of Portsmouth Gas Co informally presented a 75 cent rate for the first 1 000 cubic feet per month, while an earlier offer suggested no change from 800 cent. City council considered seeking a five year ordinance to secure a five cent wholesale cut from United Fuel Gas Co to boost sales, with a sliding scale of 80 cents for 1 000, 55 cents for 2 600, and 50 cents for 7 000 cubic feet.
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Portsmouth Gas Co
United Fuel Gas Co
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