Europe Tenses As Warned Danzig Moves Spark War
Paris London and Warsaw urge action as Hitler reportedly plans a move on the Free City of Danzig. Polish President Moscicki warns that seizure would trigger war as Britain and France vow support to Poland. Goebbels scoffs at “free corps” reports in Danzig amid tense propaganda.
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Associated Press
London
Europe
Paris
Warsaw
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Danzig
Baltic
Free Corps
Ich
Goebbels
Poland
Ignace Moscicki
Great Britain
France
Chamberlain
Bohemia and Moravia
Moscicki
Dzig
Britain
Reich
Hitler
Zhdanoff
Moscow
Suit to halt centralization election in Clay township district
A suit filed in common pleas seeks to stop a July 5 special centralization election for Clay township rural school district. Plaintiffs led by Harry Kidd Warren Schu and Wiget accuse Clay board members Bennie Hagaman and Cin Warner of illegal action limiting voter access and timing. Attorney Emory F. represents the plaintiffs.
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Clay Township
Comn Pleas Court
Harry Kidd
Warren Schu
Clay School Rd
Wiget
Ool
Clay School Board
Election Board
Amed
Mil Bennie
Jesse Hagaman
Cin Warner
Clay
Ports- South
Scioto Trail
Toortsmouth
Clay Board
Plainffs
Alent
Emory F
Bishop Celebrates Fiftieth Year in Cleveland Church
Arch bishop Joseph Sehrenbs of Cleveland observed the 50th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood, noting the ceremony at St Andrew's Cathedral in Graf Rapids. Community members planned a local tribute at a later public service in Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Joseph Sehrembs
Cleveland Catholic
St Andrew’s Ca’ Ral
Graf Rapids
Iss
Reland Stadium
Ohio
More Conscription Advocated In England By The Associated Press
Fears of a looming crisis in Danzig prompted Britain to push for stronger reserves of trained manpower. Winston Churchill warned of a tense summer while Anthony Eden urged a tough stance to maintain peace as Britain awaited a Nazi reply to a proposed naval limits treaty to replace the 1935 pact. Parliamentarians reportedly urged Chamberlain to act decisively.
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London
Danzig
Britain
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Hitler
Germany
Chamberlain
Chillicothe Trio Crash Victims
Police and state highway patrol investigated three accidents within 24 hours near Portsmouth. Chillicothe residents Walter Adkins Mike Conker and Leonard Wolf were injured in a head on crash on Route 23 north of Lucasville. James Logan was charged with failure to stop at a sign after a Route 73 212 collision. Logan pled guilty in municipal court and was given a two week continuance for sentence. A hit and run damaged Frank Timberlake’s car at Gallia and Clay streets. L M Hartwick and Co M Howland were cited for traffic violations.
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Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Lucasville
Walter Adkins
Mike Conker
Leonard Wolf
Adkins
Fsse
James Logan
East Second Street
Waverly
Logan
Walter Fultz
Rushtown
Frank Timberlake
Gallia Street
Gallia
Clay Streets
L. M. Hartwick
Fifth Street
Co. M. Howland
Offnere Street
Albert Bailey
Karl Gims
John Swearingen
Train Wreck Burns Chillicothe Man
Brakeman R C Norville of Chillicothe died after steam burned him while crews freed him from a cab after an over turned Baltimore and Ohio train wreck near Cincinnati. Engineer J E Hobensack of Chillicothe suffered a fractured wrist. other Chillicothe men escaped injury.
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Cincinnati
R. C. Norville
Chillicothe
Baltimore & Ohio
Norville
J E Hobensack
Chillcothe
G. #. Glenn
Thomas Alexander
A E. McDonaid
Henry Hopkins
Dane Cahill
Observer Scharrman Today at 1h a me Oe mum 8
Incoherent text fragment from an Observer page notes a time reference and scattered numbers. Limited readable items include a possibly erroneous time marker and uncertain figures without clear context or names.
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Scharrman
Flood Control Bill Signed to Fund Portsmouth New Boston Wall
President Roosevelt signed the war department nonmilitary appropriations bill totaling 305 million dollars for flood control and river harbor work. It includes 135 million for flood control and sets aside funds to start the 77 foot Portsmouth New Boston flood wall, with private bidding under Army supervision expected.
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Roosevelt
War Department
Portsmouth-New
Boston
Associated Press
The
Times
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Akron Fireworks Accident Hurts 12 Year Old Boy
A twelve year old boy, David Stonestreet Jr., lost fingers on his right hand in Akron as the city marked its first fireworks accident of the season. Two fingers were blown off and two others were badly maimed and amputated.
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Akron
David Stonestreet Jr
Fugitive Killed By Posse On Lake Namakagon Chase
Ray Olson, a fugitive killer of two special deputy sheriffs, was shot and killed by four possemen led by Constable Ernest Moore near the Wheatley Anderson farm on Lake Namakagon. Olson, who had been hunted since June 17, attempted to escape in a rowboat and fell after being struck by four bullets. He died about 10 minutes later.
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Cable
Wis
Ray Olson
Ernest Moore
Lake Namakagon
Ned F
Wheatley Anderson Farm
Olson
NLRB Launches Selby Hearing At City Hall
The NLRB and representatives from the Selby Shoe Co and labor unions opened a hearing at city hall to decide the bargaining agency for about 3,000 Selby employees. The session adjourned until 9 am Friday as counsel for the United Shoe Workers could not attend.
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Selby Shoe Co
National Labor Relations Board
City Hall
Selby Company
United Shoeworkers of America
CSO
Boot and Shoe Workers
A. F. of L
Whitley T. McCoy
Alabama
NLRB
Mary Telker Iliff
N. B. Griffin
Arthur H. Bannon
John F. Johnley
John Wenning
Boston
John Brooker
Portsmouth
Howard L. McNamara
United Shoeworkers
Loren R. White
Reviewing Stand Bare Blasts Officials over Parade
Miss Lida S. Lucas longtime secretary of the Ohio G A R accuses city and state officials at the reviewing stand. The remarks cite discontent with parade arrangements and governance issues surrounding the event.
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Stand Bare
G. A. R. Blasts
Lida S. Lucas
Ohio G. A. R
Myron B Gewarnan
Waller Street Boy Drowns In Scioto River Tragedy
Roger Davidson twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs John W Davidson of 1520 Waller street drowned in the Scioto river near the city northern line about 10 am today. Eyewitnesses include his mother his brother and sister and a playmate Mathew Johnson twelve of 1225 15th street. The children had been warned away from the high swift water and the Johnson boy blamed the current for the tragedy. Firemen and volunteers fought the strong current with plans to use motorboats as they searched opposite 30th street near the Norfolk and Western bridge.
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Roger Davidson
John W. Davidson
Waller Street
Scioto
Corporation
Mathew Johnson
15Th Street
Johnson Boy
Idson
Johnson
Leroy Johnson
30Th Street
Norfolk & Western
Loren Hitchcock
Big Clipper Wings On Way To Lisbon
Pan American Airways Dixie Clipper, a 41 ton four motor airship, flew from Port Washington to the Azores on the second leg of its Europe bound passenger service. The craft reached Horta at 5 52 pm after a 15 hour 42 minute flight, with 11 crew members and mail cargo aboard.
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New York
Pan American Airways
United States
Europe
Port Washington
Long, Island
Horta
Azores
Aeta
Incing Sie Sabia
Relief Bill At A Glance From Senate Changes
Washington June 29 principal changes made by the senate to the house relief bill include a final figure of 1 808 300 000 eliminating 125 000 000 for PWA requiring a 25 percent local contribution for post January projects substituting a single WPA administrator for a three man board approved expenditure of 3 4 of 1 percent of all funds for theater art and music projects adopting prevailing local pay rates on WPA projects giving employment preference to certifi ed eligibles who have waited months eliminating the house provision barring social security recipients from relief and making public the names and salaries of WPA supervisory employees earning 1 000 a year or more
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Associated Press
Tashington
Senate
PWA
WPA
House
Rainstorm damages Adams County crops and bridge
Heavy afternoon rain in Adams County wrecked lowland crops and washed out a concrete bridge on Route 74 at Dry Run. Two people were struck by lightning near Winchester. Jess Nevin, 45, was taken to Christ Hospital in Cincinnati in fair condition after rescuing pigs, and 14-year-old Richard McCarty was knocked unconscious riding a mule on the D N Dryden farm.
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Winchester
Adams County
Dry Run
Route 74
Jess Nevin
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Richard McCarty
John
Union
D. N. Dryden
McCarty
Junior Sin
Rainfall Heavy In Sections Of County
A storm swept southern Ohio and the tri state area Wednesday afternoon with greater intensity in New Boston and north of Sciotoville. Cloudburst rainfall caused small streams to overflow and wash away foot bridges in Manns run Bonser run and Swanger valley districts north of Sciotoville.
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Ohio
Tri-State
New Boston
Sciotoville
Portsmouth
Mann’'s Run
Bonser Run
Swanger Valley
Mitchell Nebiary Pioneer Slumps In Field
A pioneer in Mitchell Nebraska collapsed in a field on June 23, with investigators describing the incident as an unexpected medical episode. No further details were available.
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Mitchell
Roosevelt seeks support in House on emergency money powers
President Roosevelt returns to Capitol Hill amid a heated fight over emergency currency powers. He seeks to rally House support after the Senate blocked extending authority to devalue the dollar further, arriving from Hyde Park amid tense debate.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Hyde Park
TVA Deal Stalls as Bond Plan Faces Compromise Hurdles
June report notes efforts to craft a compromise bill between the agency and lawmakers to issue bonds totaling 278.6 million for purchasing cities in Tennessee. The stalled talks reflect ongoing disagreements over funding and scope of the Tennessee project.
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TVA
Washington
Tennessee
Fire destroys pool locker rooms in Cincinnati
Cincinnati firemen battled a blaze that swept through the pool area. Seven thousand dollars in damage was reported as chlorine gas complicated efforts and several firefighters suffered injuries.
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Cincinnati
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