Jurors Probe Deaths in Hyland and McCoy Cases
Grand jury reconvenes to investigate the death of Robert Hyland son of Dr. R Hyland after a late Friday collision on A P highway. Wilbur Thornton charged with slaughter bound over to the grand jury. The panel also probes the slaying of Mrs Ermatrude McCoy in an A P residence as Ethel Pusateri faces second degree murder charges.
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Ermatrude McCoy
Robert Hy- 11
R. Hyland
Sunrise Ave
Coma Pleas Court
Hyland
West Ide
Wilbur Thornton
Oscar Hickman
New Boston
Harry Neer
Thornton
Hous
H. T. Knost
Benose
Aeriff
Harry Thornton
Eratrude McCoy
Edward Oy
Summit Street
A. Pusteri
Waller Street
Ethel Pusateri
Pusateria
Bank inquiry before jury in First National case
May term grand jury in common pleas court to examine loans at First National Bank. Judge Russell K. McCurdy directed jurors to probe Henry Tinnon's statement that loans were made to two directors under current names. Prosecutor and staff prepared for preliminary investigation and possible broader inquiry.
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Common Pleas Court
Ba. m
First National Bank
Russell K. McCurdy
Henry Tnnon
Brown Tom
Emory Smith
James Biller
Salesman Has Close Escape In Ohio River Embankment Plunge
Robert Lew Wilson Jr a 30 year old salesman for e comp Milling Co escaped serious injury when his Ford coupe plunged down a steep Front street embankment near the Ohio river. The car struck a tree and stopped five feet from the water. He received minor injuries to the eye and was attended by Dr Miriam Greseed.
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Times
Greenup
Robert Lew Wilson Jr
E- Comp Milling Co
Drivite & Ford Coupe
Front Street
Bury
Ohio River
Teroor
Miriam Rive
Emma Cramer Retires From Portsmouth High School
Longtime Portsmouth educator Emma Cramer retires after a career beginning in Jackson in 1879 and serving on the Portsmouth high school faculty from 1890. Her departure follows the 1932 33 school year and the death of friend Miss Margaret Tracy Ricker, with Cramer known for public service and community involvement.
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Cramer
Miss Cramer
Margaret
Tracy Ricker
Emma Cramer
Jackson
Portsmouth
Police Launch Campaign To Enforce Driving Suspensions
Police, led by Chief Harry Sheets, began enforcing municipal court suspensions of driving rights. Detective Charles Clowe will supply patrolmen with a list of all drivers convicted of DWI whose driving rights were suspended since January 1. Drivers caught driving during suspension face a penalty of six months to one year in jail.
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Harry 8. Sheets
Sheets
Charles Clowe
Minnalen
Ta Shank Sm Ang
Pycer Where & Ve
Norris urges Soviet recognition and trade gains
Senator Norris cites Russia’s request to purchase large US wheat cotton and machinery to create jobs and argues Washington should recognize the Soviet government. Simultaneously the US Board of Trade led by Rudolph Spreckles and former Representative LaGuardia signals interest in normalizing relations via economic talks.
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U. S. Board of Trade
Russia
Norris
R.-Neb
America
United States Board of Trade
Rudolph Spreckles
Calicounsel
Representa LaGuardia
RN. Y
Vice Press
Air Fleet Readiness Report Amid Weather Concerns
An unnamed air fleet faces unfavorable conditions as central operators plan a serial cruise at 3.30. The air minister and leader will decide if the departure proceeds based on weather at that time.
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Stale Bathe
Small's Trial Wednesday in Common Pleas Court
Judge Horace Small of municipal court faces trial in common pleas court at 9 a.m. Wednesday on a charge of intoxication for an alleged February 5 incident in an alley west of Bond Street School. A second charge cites intoxication in municipal court on May 26, with the petit jury ordered to hear the matter.
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Common Pleas Court
Horace Small
Municipal Court
Bond Street
Petit Jury
Rennet““Weuenrsene Ee Ain
Father and Son Set to Clash in Court Battle
Judge Horace Small faces trial in common pleas court on intoxication charges with James B. Miller assisting the state and Harry W. Miller defending Small. Prosecutor Emory F. Smith supports the case. The Millsers are related through the assistant prosecutor.
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Horace Small
Municipal Court
Common Pleas Court
Trial details for Small case begin under Judge MecCurdy
A jury trial option exists as a new law takes effect. Prosecutor Emory F. Smith and Assistant James B. Miller will represent the state with Cyrus P. Kahl. Attorneys Miller Sears and Fitch will defend Small as Judge Russell K. Mec Curdy presides.
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James B. Miller
Small
Emory F. Smith
Harry W. Miller
Miller, Sears and Fitch
Russell K. MecCurdy
Cyrus P. Kahl
Delaware Formally Itetien Sixth Plate Action
Delaware formally confirms action on the sixth plate with details from the latest proceedings. Officials document the steps taken and outline next steps in the process.
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Itetien
Farmers face heavy losses from lack of rain in Scioto County
Scioto County farmers face severe crop losses due to a prolonged dry spell. R. M. Thomas notes crops are burning up as heat and water shortages bite early potatoes tomatoes beans and corn. A light shower in Portsmouth offered little relief and warning of further damage if rain does not come soon.
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Scioto County
Drouth
R. M. Thomas
Portsmouth
Scioto
Ohio
Ohio May Get 180 Million For Public Works
Fred I. Rowe, head of Governor White's work project committee, says Ohio could receive 180 million dollars from 3.3 billion national recovery funds for public works if population-based allocation is used. Federal method not yet set. He urges communities to prepare plans to be ready when a federal Ohio administrator is named. About 400 million will be available July 1 for state highway departments with contracts to be let within three weeks.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Fred I. Rowe
White
Rowe
Work Project Development Committee
Washington
Showers Promised During Coming Week Ohio Valley Outlook
A weather outlook for the Ohio valley predicts showers during the coming week with local thundershowers early in the week and again around Thursday. Cooler air is expected in the north portion by Tuesday or Tuesday night.
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Ohio Valley
Letters Threaten Sharkey Before Fight in Newton
The Boston American reports three semi literate letters threaten bodily harm to heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey and demand 5 000 dollars from his manager Johnny Buckley. The letters allegedly specify a drop location near Sharkey's Newton home and threaten further action if the money is not paid. Buckley provided one letter to police and the others are described as similar.
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Boston
Boston American Tonight
Jack Sharkey
Johnny Buckley
Orangeburg
N. Y
Newton
Sharkey
Buckley
New York
O. K
Motorcycle rider injured in accident near Sardinia
Herbert Poole, 25, is unconscious at his parents home outside Sardinia after a motorcycle crash. He lost control of the bike and was injured, with details continuing on page four.
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the Times
Sardinia
Herbert Poole
J. H. Poole
Unwarranted Price Boosts Targeted By Utah Senator King
Utah Senator King seeks prosecution of wholesalers and retailers accused of hiking prices without reason as administration presses business growth. The Associated Press reports Washington on June 24 as freight loadings rise and regulators mobilize in response.
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Utah
King
Washington
Gensmetene—chewing Now
Cubstones Gees
Buck Brothers Split By Jury In Kidnap Case
Kenneth Buck is convicted while his brother is freed by a jury in the kidnapping of the M'Math girl. The outcome comes as the trial wraps up amid tense courtroom proceedings and lingering questions about motive and accomplices.
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Kenneth Buck
Hot Weather Menu Section Published
The Portsmouth Times features a special section from the Hot Weather Menu Contest by local Portsmouth merchants. It lists winners with prize menus and recipes and scores of hot weather dish ideas, with another page planned later in the week.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth Times
Timestory
The
Times
Hull Defends Policy Urging Global Cooperation in Crisis
Secretary Hull reiterated the administration’s stance arguing there is no basis for linking domestic plans to international crisis efforts. He said the path is world wide cooperation to restore price levels and prevent undermining recovery. The American delegation favors a worldwide campaign for credit expansion and public works to stabilize markets.
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Hull
America
Washington
Church Victory Seen for Nazis Resigns Reichsbishop
Berlin reports say Dr Friedrich Von Bodelschwingh resigns as Protestant reichsbishop. The action removes a major non Nazi obstacle as Nazi German Christians push for a racially restricted church alignment. Alfred Hugenberg also resigns as minister of economics and agriculture, signaling broader government shifts.
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Bodelschwingh
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Friedrich von Bodelschwingh
Alfred Hugenberg
von Hindenberg
Hitler
von Bodelschwingh
Hermann Mueller
Missing Pair Searched Across Northern Provinces
In Mexico City on June 24 authorities report no information about Captain Mariane Barberan and Joaquin Collar. Government teams conduct a broad search in northern provinces and Ta bea areas to locate the missing pair.
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Mexico
D.F
Mariane Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Chapes
Buck brothers face stark fates in high profile kidnap case
Kenneth Buck was convicted of kidnaping 10 year old Peggy McMath and extorting 60000 dollars from her parents and sentenced to not less than 24 years or more than 20 years. Cyril Buck was acquitted of kidnaping yet faces trial on related charges as family members react in court.
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Kenneth Buck
Harwichport
Mass
Margaret
Peggy” McMath
Kenneth
Associated Press
Barnstable
Cyril
Bertha Buck
Albert Chase
Willard Carleton
Edward F. Hanify
Burwick
Peggy
Harwich Center
Neil C. McMath
Detroit
Buck Brothers
Wychmere
Bill
Hyannis
Mec- Math
Boy 9 Slain by Insane Man in Philadelphia Park
Nine year old William A. Reilly Jr. was found slain near Cobb's Creek park in West Philadelphia. Police seek a man dressed in white, an ice cream vendor seen by guards, after the boy vanished Friday noon. The body was discovered by neighborhood youths under a tree near the creek and path.
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Philadelphia
William A. Reilly Jr
Cobb's Creek Park
Few New Taxes Seen for State
Columbus Ohio June 24 The defeat of the administration proposed two percent sales tax and increased rates on intangibles this week is viewed as signaling that the legislature will sanction no relief program and schools will not demand major new taxes. Many assembly members believe relief needs are overestimated and continued business improvement may obviate large state funding. A decision is expected next week on whether a taxation program will be advanced or abandoned until fall. A proposal to add nuisance taxes for relief funds is under discussion. if not agreed, the Senate may push Frank Whittemore's plan for higher gasoline tax diversion nuisance taxes and a beer cap tax. The administration is believed to favor Whittemore with the exception of the gasoline tax diversion, which would repeal one cent of the gas tax for road use and re-levy it for relief, potentially yielding about 10 million dollars annually.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Senate
Frank Whittemore
Summit County
Whittemore
Debt Hope Faces Hugh Gibson Dublous Over U S Brazil Ambassadorship
Hugh Gibson, longtime U S ambassador to Belgium now named ambassador to Brazil, returned aboard the President Roosevelt to New York. He spoke of prospects for America receiving further war aid and policy shifts amid ongoing global tensions.
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Hugh Gibson Dublous
U. S
Associated Press
New York
Hugh &. Gibson
United States
Belgium
Brasil
Roosevelt Dublous
America
Oil Industry Adopts Code to Fix Prices and Licensing
Oil distributors at a Chicago conference adopt a resolution seeking federal licensing of the petroleum industry under the industrial recovery act and form a new code of fair competition. They approve the licensing move without dissent, while clashing over a clause allowing the United States to set minimum prices for petroleum products from time to time.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Chicago
United States
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