Deputy Accused As Terrorist Is Shot To Death
Frank White, named by the government in the Harlan conspiracy trial as a ruthless deputy sheriff, was shot dead with two bullets to the brain at Miles tourist camp near Corbin Kentucky. Chris Patterson, subpoenaed in the case, is held for questioning on an information charge as gunfire again erupts linked to the trial. Lester Smithers, among others, involved in the case is noted in the report.
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London
Frank White
Harlan
Chris Patterson
Harlan County
Laurel County
Miles
Corbin
Lester Smithers
Printing firm advertises broad printing services
The Brown Co. Printers-Paper Merchants at 217 Lodi St Elyria Ohio promotes wide opportunities in printing. They emphasize combining client ideas with a helpful experience to produce a pleasing product that reinforces their reputation as printers.
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the Brown Co. Printers — Paper Merchants
Death in Kentucky feud ties to mining union case
The Yancey local president of the United Mine Workers was killed in Harlan county. Clyde and Verlin Fee were held in connection with the crime. A deputy sheriff Lee Fleenour was arrested in the shooting of Charlie Reno in a Kentucky feud, not tied to the trial. Reno had been paroled after a prior prison term for Fleenor’s father’s murder.
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Mer
Yancey
United Mine Workers
Harlan County
Clyde
Verlin Fee
Lee Fleenour
Triad
Charlie Reno
Reno
Fleenor
Ohio Supreme Court preserves Marion retirement funds
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that the Marion city police and firemen pension funds cannot be abolished or redirected by council ordinance. The decision upheld the state statute basis of the funds and affirmed a lower court ruling denying the council's attempt to repeal the retirement systems. Plaintiffs James W Thompson and Hilbert D. Uline were involved in the suits.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Marion City Police and Firemen
Court of Appeals
Marion City Council
James W Thompson
Marion
Hilbert D. Uline
Common Pleas
Morgan Sues For Reinstatement As TVA Head
Dr. Arthur E. Morgan sues for reinstatement as chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority and $2,900 back pay. The suit, filed in state chancery court, argues legal void of his removal and names the TVA board and directors Harcourt A. Morgan and David Lilienthal as defendants. Senate House investigation set to begin, with vacancy on the board unchanged.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Arthur E. Morgan
Roosevelt
Morgan
Vic Donahey
D. C
Washington
Senate House
TVA
A. E. Mitchell
State Chancery Court
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Harcourt A. Morgan
David E. Lilienthal
Dr. Morgan
Xenia
Philadelphia
Pendle Hill
Congressional Committee
Londonderry Declares Silence Zone for Night Traffic
Londonderry Ireland announces a night time silence zone from 1130 PM to 7 AM affecting motorists with reduced noise and traffic restrictions aimed at reducing disturbances.
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Londonderry
Ireland
Metzenbaum accuses Ohio admin of wasteful state spending
Cleveland Democrat James Metzenbaum charged the Davey administration with wasting state funds on political purposes. He cited inflated costs and contracts, questioned the absence of a state debt despite rising receipts, and claimed millions more were spent than any prior governor imagined.
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Columbus, CO
James Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Senate
Davey
School Foundation
Metzenbaum
Treasury
Meeker Terwilliger Appointed Pickaway County Judge
In Columbus on July 7 Meeker Terwilliger of Circleville was appointed by Governor Davey to fill the unexpired term of the late Judge Joseph W. Adkins as Pickaway county common pleas judge. The appointment followed a County Bar Association recommendation.
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Columbus. O
Meeker Terwilliger
Circleville
Davey
Pickaway County
Purse Missing Report From Cleveland Street Resident
Mrs. Mary Blocksom reports last evening her purse disappeared from 217 Cleveland Street. It contained between four and three dollars in cash and a key ring, and the loss is being investigated by police.
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Mary Blocksom
Cleveland Street
Meet To Discuss Trusts Inquiry
Washington July 7 The joint congressional executive monopoly committee meets to discuss initiating its inquiry of trusts with investigations of the rubber cement steel and milk marketing industries The six executive department members will present to the full committee their conclusions from a conference yesterday when they considered starting work on those four industries A Works Progress Administration allocation of 500 000 for a study of marketing laws and their effect on the consumer doubles the scope of the inquiry The WPA results will be available to the monopoly committee and are expected to provide a local picture of business practices beyond the committee s prior funds and time
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Washington
Joint
Congressional Executive Monopoly Committee
Executive Department
Works Progress Administration
Monopoly
Prosecutor Refuses Taxpayers' Demand in 1936 Road Funds
Newark Ohio July 7 Prosecutor Kenneth Kreider refused taxpayers request to sue Licking county commissioners to recover 307167 allegedly spent illegally for hot mix road materials in 1936 He said a civil action in common pleas court against commissioners Hugh E Jones and John H Holman would be required The taxpayers named are Harry Lingafelter Elliott Ferry Willam Samuelson and Joseph Heimerl.
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Newark. C
Kenneth Kreider
Licking County
Kreider
Joseph Fitzgibbon
Common Pleas Court
Hugh E. Jones
John H Holman
Harry Lingafelter
Elliott Ferry Willam Samuelson
Joseph Heimerl
Garden Tender On Liner Says Job Is Difficult
Paris Andre Cartier serves as a seagoing gardener on the Normandie. With 15 years in Normandy, he faces unique challenges keeping plants at stable temperatures on a fast moving ship. He notes water needs shift with ocean moisture and that sea conditions suit cactus and fatty plants, sometimes bearing fruit more at sea.
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Paris
Andre Cartier
Normandie
Normandy
Cartier
Russian Refugees Seek New Haven
Paris reports twenty years after the revolution White Russia refugees look for a new haven. Many fled to Paris after 1917 and worked as taxi drivers. They hold Nansen passports whose authority wanes with some countries severing ties with the league. Now asked to leave France soon they fear uncertainty about destinations Italy and Germany. Belgium and Luxembourg appear the only certain accepts.
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Paris
Russia
League of Nations
League
France
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Luxembourg
British Warships Sent To Palestine Riot Response
Two British warships were dispatched to Palestine amid a grave riot. The cruiser Emerald, returning from the East Indies, reached Haifa, while the 32,060 ton battle cruiser Repulse was due at Haifa the next day to relieve Emerald, exact whereabouts of Repulse were not known at the moment.
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London
Palestine
Admiralty
Emerald
East Indies
Haifa
Motorist Fined in Reckless Driving Case
Allan Axx of 730 West Broad Street was found guilty of reckless driving in police court before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro. He was fined $5 with costs, which the mayor suspended, ordering payment of the fine. Sergeant-Detective Clare Parker arrested Axx yesterday afternoon on East Avenue for driving in a reckless manner.
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Allan Axx
West Broad Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Axx
East Avenue
Clare Parker
Three Girls Detained After Escape From Delaware County School
Three girls from the Delaware county girls' industrial school were captured in Columbus after fleeing Tuesday evening. Clara Stratton 16 of Columbus Eva Connor 16 of Louisville Kentucky and Marie Lawson 15 of Marietta were held at the Franklin county detention home after admitting they slept in fields since escaping.
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Columbus. O
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware County
Franklin County
Clara Stratton
Columbus
Eva Connor
Louisville
Marie Lawson
Marietta
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Elyria, Ohio
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Dr. Morgan Sues
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Haarlem
Alka Seltzer
Benaris
Hinkle
Yeti
Vouad
Models JR
Eastman
Brownie Jr
LENOX
the Standard Drug Co. Cor
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Elyria
Rent As
Fay
Garden Tender
Job
The
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Shades
McCullum
Batiste
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