Nation's Leaders Join In Tribute To Late Speaker
In Washington the House of Representatives paid solemn tribute to late Speaker Joseph W Burns with a state ceremony. President Roosevelt, cabinet members, and foreign representatives attended as Burns lay in state, the rostrum in flowers, and the flag-draped casket placed before the chamber.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Joseph W Burns
Tennessees
Andrew Jackson
Burns
Earl Thinedig
House
Senate
John N Garner
Kev Pittman
Diplomatic Corps
Ronald Lindsay Dean
Cordell Hutt
Drinking Party Deaths In Six Men In New York
TAMFSTOWN NY June 5 Police today investigated a drinking party that killed six men from wood alcohol poisoning. The deceased include Wiles Henry Vansie Frank Vensile Theodore Jones Gust Adolph Pearson Ward Hollenbeck Emmons Lee Crandall. Vansite Crandall died in Jamestown Guneral Hospital. Pearson’s body found in a swamp near Clifton Switch. The others died at their homes or en route to hospital.
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Tamfstown
Clifton Switch
Fones
Vansite
Missing Daughter of Federal Official Sparks Search
Ednee Josephine Stephens, 15, daughter of Winston B Stephens personnel director of the Resettlement Administration, has been missing for two days after leaving home Wednesday morning to attend school. Police in Washington and D C along with Department of Justice agents were asked to search. the FBI was notified yesterday. The family resides in Chevy Chase Maryland near the District and Montgomery County. No reason for her disappearance was given by her father.
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Washington
Flor
Department of Justice
Ednee Josephine Stephens
Winston B Stephens
Resettlement Administration
Stephens
Chevy Chase
District of Columbia
Montgomery County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Weather Ohio Fair Finds Warmer Night Then Showers
The Ohio forecast calls for a fair start with a rise in temperatures later tonight, followed by increasing clouds. Saturday sees showers concentrated in the far north, with cooler readings and scattered rain possible.
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Ohio
Forth
Butler Suggests Democrat For Vice-President
New York June 4 President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University proposes a GOP ticket with Frank OLowden of Illinois for president and a Democratic running mate. He does not favor Alf Landon or Len Borah and suggests Robert Taft or Lewis Douglas as second choices for vice president, urging a cross party appeal to conservative Democrats.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Frank
Lowden
Ilinois
Alf Worandon
Kansas
Cleveland
Len William E Borah
Idaho
Frank Knox
Chicago
Arthur Vandenberg
Baker
Robert A Taft
Ohio
Lewis Douglas
Arizona
Roosevelt
William Borvh
Rana Knox
Tandon
Republicat
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Rborik
Sundar
London
Borths
Pray
Ktax
Aeart
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Drattei
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Hamatan i Landen
Twobenden
Arthur Handenberg
Knox
Seven Student Nurses Receive Their Diplomas
Seven student nurses at Ebria Memorial Hospital received diplomas at commencement exercises in Eids Hall. Speakers praised the profession, noting nursing as a key force in preventive surgery and patient care while graduates were urged to serve humanity with compassion and friendship.
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Woop Johnson
Ebria Memorial Hospital
Eids Hall
Jane Bradley
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Cleveland
Oberlin College
Herz
Biddley
F & Smy
Bef Atlen
Hazel West
School of Nursing
Vis €A Johnson
Ladies Auachary
Frank W Hoover Hospital
A F Kemp
Second Congrégational Church
J VT Fawcett
Thomas Blan
Ottawa
Altalia
International Soviets For
Iuiyria
Allen
Miss West
Oberlin Man Elected Head Of Ohio Group On Utility Questions
Charles Summers assistant solicitor of Oberlin was elected president of the Ohio Association on Public Utility Questions, a group of municipal officials. Other officers include Edgar Dow Gilman as vice president and director of public utilities, M G Irvin secretary treasurer from Norwalk, A D Worcester from Orrville, Henry Hart from Sandusky, and W Herbert Danley from Columbus as executive committee member. The group approved a draft revision of state utility laws to aid municipal ownership and planned a joint committee with the Ohio Bar Association for future presentation to the Ohio Legislature.
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Columbus
Charles Summers
Oberlin
Ohio Association On
Edgar Dow Gilman
Cincinnati
M G Irvin
Norwalk
A DD Wooster
Orrville
Henry Hart
Commission
Sandusky
W Herbert Danley
Columpus
Ohio Bar Assorciiation
OMO
Simultaneous Moves Hinted Across Central Europe
Reports from Paris indicate three potential moves that could reshape Central Europe. Hungary may denounce the Trianon military clauses. Otto von Habsburg could return to Austria. Mussolini might back a Habsburg restoration and mobilize against Little Entente opposition.
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Europe
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Rhineland
Hungary
Germany
Austria
Otto von Hapsburg
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Cvechoslovakia
Benito Mussolini
Italy
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Hns
Little Entente
Jugoslavia
Kurt Sehuschnge
Fimchee Thaly
Mussolini
Rocca Della Carminate
Death closes case against E A Webber
Edward A Webber a 28 year old former Oberlin College student died in a Cleveland hospital after gunshot wounds believed to be gang related. Police say he was the getaway driver in a robbery at Oberlin College treasurer’s office where two other men took money. Webber reportedly admitted involvement and named two others whose records in Cleveland crime files matched the victims’ descriptions.
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Big Wees
Edward Webber
Oberlin College
Amg
Webber
Cleveland
Clarence W Dick
Clifford T Watter
West Avenue
Elyriatas
Ainess
Oberlin
District Court OKs New Deal Power Projects Program
The District Supreme Court, in a one judge decision by Chief Justice Alfred A Wheat, ruled that New Deal allotments to finance municipal power projects under the work relief program are constitutional. The ruling, after a month long trial of four utility companies, upholds Public Works Administration funding of publicly owned electricity plants, transmission and distribution systems with loans and grants. The decision will be appealed to the district court of appeals, with the case likely to reach the U S Supreme Court next fall for final determination.
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District Supreme Court
Alfred A Wheat
Harold JT. Ickes
Wheat
District Court of Appeals
VUS Supreme Court
Harris Keeps Chair of Lorain Democrats Amid Split
Councilman William G Smith of Flytta New West Democrat loses by 1 vote in a secret ballot for chairman of the Lorain County Democratic executive committee. Harris has led the county organization since D W Seward’s death last year, while a faction loyal to Congressman Dow W Harter recently fractured from the group. Smith said his bid was to heal intra party rifts rather than prove loyalty to Harter.
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William G Smith
Flytta
New West Democrat
Ben Harris
Lorain City
Smith
Harris
Smith Whith
Harter Harris
D W Seward
Light
Dow W Harter
Regaiv
Ant. Harter
Ridgeville School Hires Two New Teachers
Ridgeville Township Board of Education hired two new teachers at a recent meeting. Misa Winifred Jobson of Ridgeville will teach fourth grade, succeeding Miss Bernice Wilcoak who marries June 13. Misa Tobeon 18, completing the normal schol course at Ohio Northern University this spring. Myra Poppe of Kettersville will teach commercial work in the tech school and graduates from Miami University this year.
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Ridgeville
Baccalaureate Service Sets Sunday for Tri City High
The baccalaureate service for Tri City High School’s largest graduating class will be Sunday night at Faust Methodist Church, marking the start of the final week of school. Six area pastors participate with Rev A E Kemp delivering the sermon on Lighting the Torch of Life, choir to sing two anthems, organ preludes, and student loan fund announcements. Admission from 7 to 1:5 pm tickets for graduates’ families. seats open after 7:19.
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Faust Methodist Episcopal Church
Fivuia
A E Kemp
Conziegelional
G A Brown
United Presbyterian Church
BE T Bond
Will J
Church of Christ
William Wair
Reyinst
St Pauls Evangelical Church
Watche Rehevense Ohy
Guilmant
Fae
Rigas Ponin
Gucimetance
Zimagarelly
Roberton
Rusts
Zita
Sais
Ies
Congress To Adjourn During Period Of Convention
Congress plans a one week adjournment after the convention as Senate and House leaders agree to extend work period. The resolution, approved by the House, enables continuation of essential business while Congress reconvenes.
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Congress
Washington
Amd
Meera
Senate
House
Landon Predicted To Win Republican Nomination On First Ballot
Kansas figure Vino Tandon predicts Landon will secure the Republican presidential nomination on the first ballot. Rep Joseph Waitin of Massachusetts, Landon floor manager, argued the current support appears decisive as public sentiment solidifies.
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Clivet
Vino Tandon
Kansas
Joseph Waitin
Massachusetts
Landon
Bicycle Collision Injures Woman on Furnace Street
Helen Seserak of 120 Taft Street was knocked down by a bicycle on Furnace Street around 5 pm yesterday. Police report the cyclist was Warren Wilcott of 154 Lake Avenue, with injuries to her arm and side.
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Helen Seserak
Taft Sireet
Furnace Street
Warren Wilcot
Lake Avenue
Landon's Backers Confident In Spite Of Opposition
Kansas delegates and supporters push for Governor Landon at the Republican National Convention amid Borah and Knox attacks. Early caucus yields cautious momentum as Landon campaign defends ties to New Deal relief and fields questions on nomination chances.
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Citiyvitand
Kansas
Thos
John D Mo Hamiltan
Hensy Allen
Waluim Aller White
Ralph Hards
Ottawa
Natonal
Lester McCoy
Hamilton
New Detter
Seu
Willam FE Borah
Washington
Anti Landon
Tichinson
Iowa
Senate
London
Bora
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