26 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Times
Location
Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1937
Page
1
New Boston items report municipal court cases including Otis Gambill charged with assault and battery and Ernest Meade held for grand jury and assault. Others include Charles Band jailed for 16 days and several property and fee cases dismissed.
A lengthy, OCR garbled letter discusses Governor Davey and his hand bill, urging sympathy for government policies. It references social measures, employment ideas, national burdens, and civic distress, with scattered mentions of land, population, and reform themes, all in a period-appropriate voice.
Waverly June 25 Busch arraigned on non support and statutory charges before Magistrate Twyman. Plea not guilty. remanded on $200 bond. Habeas corpus hearing by Judge Nye. ruling released if transcript filed. prior case involved child support and grand jury notes.
A Kentucky deputy sheriff, amid a state investigation, is ordered to resign by a judge and faces a wide inquiry into alleged misconduct after a series of hearings. The probe, led by officials from Sevier and surrounding counties, examines actions during arrests and the use of force by deputies.
A petition reportedly with 10 255 signatures from Bethlehem Steel Hethehem plant workers was presented to Governor Earle amid martial law lifts and labor unrest. Senator Wagner condemned large corporations opposing union rights while a Canton injunction curbs peaceful picketing. Sheriff Nist read the eight point injunction to about 60 strikers and announced enforcement measures including disarming suspects and arresting violators with militia aid. Steel strikers in Tobustown vow to press on as Cambna works plan a reopening, after a Jabnetawars meeting pledged to endure until the end.
Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers plan a quiet wedding in Beverly Hills with a formal garden reception and a large guest list in Chicago and California. Notable figures include Hope Loring as bridesmaid, Frances Marion as guest, and many Pickford relatives. The ceremony follows Mary’s two previous marriages, with Rogers 11 years younger at 43.
About 1,000 boys and girls from Akron gathered to strike over the dismissal of supervisor James W. Gunn and colleagues in similar jobs. Fourteen participants were taken into custody as the protest continued.
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