Army Grief Heard Today by House Proberg
Gen. Douglas MacArthur testified before the House War Department investigating committee in a secret session. The panel cited McMullen's testimony on accepting fees while on duty and pressed reactions to Foulois removal as air corps chief amid plans for further hearings and a summer inquiry with Justice Department operatives.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Army
House War Department
Joseph I. McMullen
Advocate General’s Office
McMullen
MacArthur
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
McMillen
Louis H Pash
War Department
House
Justice Department
Harry H. Woodring
Ralph T. O'Neil
Robert Jackson
Democratic National Committee
Tamoval
Petition Seeks to Bar Justice Petro from Trial
A petition filed in common pleas court seeks to prohibit Justice Joseph Petro from trying an eviction suit by Ohio Public Service Co. against H. J. Gordon, alleging lack of jurisdiction due to lease interpretation. The plaintiff asks the court to restrain a 12 a.m. Monday hearing. an affidavit accusing Petro of illegal action was previously dismissed by Judge W. B. Thompson.
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Joseph Petro
Ohio Public Service Company
H. J. Gordon
Common Pleas Court
Gordon
Justice Petro
Petro
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Bedford House Sues Mills For 25000 In Injuries
Bedford House filed suit against Richard and Leland Mills of Lorain for 25000 for injuries alleged sustained as an employee of the defendants. A truck owned by the defendants struck the plaintiff on August 4, 1933, according to the petition.
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Bedford House
Richard and Leland Mills
Lorain
Commissioners Award Pipe Contract to Lorain Firm
County commissioners yesterday awarded a 270 dollar contract to Consumers Builders Supply Company of Lorain for concrete pipe to be used by the county surveyor for culvert work in Sheffield and Carlisle townships. The Inter City Coal and Supply and the Murbach Coal and Supply Companies each bid 275 dollars. No other bids were received. An old Colonial flag believed at least 150 years old was found in an abandoned log cabin at Tranquility near Manchester by Edward Palmer.
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Consumers Builders Supply Company of
Lorain
Sheffield
Carlisle
Inter City Coal and Supply
Murbach Coal and Supply Companies
Manchester
Tranquility
Here
Edward Palmer
The Weather Forecast Ohio Fair Warm Then
Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions with mild warmth and lower extreme southwest tonight. Sunday expects scattered showers in parts of the state as a gentle weather pattern continues.
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Ohio
Cost of U S Recovery Program tops 4.31 billion in 15 months
United Press report shows Roosevelt era Recovery Act expenditures total 4,311,597,238 since March 4, 1933, averaging about 1,900 per rehired person. Direct relief and indirect finance dominated the spending, with a vast sum invested in banks and credit agencies.
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U.S
United Press
Washington
Ihe
United States
Roosevelt
Treasury
NRA
Farn Credit Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Pilot 6 Killed in Plane Crash Near Saugus
Central Airways passenger plane crashed near a fire station while en route to the government emergency field at Saugus. Pilot C. L. Bucher died instantly. witnesses reported motor trouble seconds before impact. The wreckage burned for an hour and impeded removal of the charred body. Bucher, married with no children, lived in Los Angeles.
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Burbaxeh
Iups
Central Airways
Saugus
C. L. Bucher
Mexico
Bucher
Grand Central Airport
Los Angeles
Sawyer Support Indicated By Baker and Sweeney
In Cleveland on June 23, Newton D. Baker head of the regular Democratic organization and Congressman Martin L. Sweeney, insurgent campaign leader, signaled backing for Lieut. Gov. Charles Sawyer for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Baker praised Sawyer as a liberal and progressive and pledged aid, while Sweeney announced his support and a working local organization for Sawyer.
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Cleveland
Charles Sawyer
Newton D. Baker
Martin L Sweeney
Sawyer
Sweeney
Baker
Elyrian Hurt At Local Plant Accident Details
Henry Sandrock, 67, of 216 Wolf Court, employed in General Industries Company inspection department, suffered a fracture of the right arm and multiple bruises when his arm was caught in a generator shaft yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Henry Sandrock
Wolf Court
General Industries Company
Sandrock
Memorial Hospital
Boy Drowned In River In Ohio Incident
Portsmouth Ohio reports eight year old Ralph Silver drowned while wading in the Ohio River Friday. Local authorities investigated the accident and warn about river dangers to children during warm weather.
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Boy
Portsmouth
Ralph Silver
Ohio River
Dan B. Symons Reelected As Y.M.C.A. Head
Dan B. Symons, local attorney, was reelected president of the Young Men's Christian Association at a board meeting last evening. The 24-member board reelected Worth Fauver as first Vice-President and Ralph Standen as Treasurer, with J. B. Thomas chosen as second Vice-President. Two new directors, Harold Rorick and Joseph Q. Petre, were introduced. Officers begin a one year term. A financial report and an activities report for the past year were reviewed.
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Dan B. Symons
Young Men's Christian Association
Worth Fauver
Ralph Standen
J. B. Thomas
Harold Rorick
Joseph Q. Petre
Fear Trouble At Greatest Onion Patch In World
Labor war erupts at the world’s largest onion patch in Ada Ohio as 740 workers threaten violence over wage demands from 10 to 15 cents to 36 cents an hour. Ohio National Guard seen to preserve order while strikers march a three mile picket line led by Okey Odell and Bruce Honeyman. Judge Hoge issues injunction to restrain intimidation as tensions rise after heavy rains.
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Ada
Ohio National Guard
Okey Odell
Bruce Honeyman
Hamilton Hoge
Kenton
Wilbur Mitchell
Ponzi Ordered to Leave U S by July 6 or Face Deportation
Charles Ponzi of Boston, recently released from Atlanta federal penitentiary for fraud, must depart the United States by July 6 or be deported, after a labor department ruling. He collected millions from investors, briefly paying large interest before it was revealed payments came from new funds rather than real profits.
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Charles Ponzi
Boston
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
United States
Department of Labor
Ponzi
Riot at Longchamp after Paris race leaves track chaos
At Longchamp Race Course Paris on June 23 a riot erupted as thousands protested a hot favorite being left at the post. Fences were torn down, track invaded, wood pari mutuel booths burned, and police fought roughly 1,000 rioters, halting racing for two hours. El-Kantara owned by J H Widener failed at the post. Pepince won the Prix de la Porte Maillot amid chaos.
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Longchamp
Paris
Pepince
El-Kantara
Semblat
Heavy jungle battle leaves Bolivians and Paraguayans exhausted
In the Gran Chaco jungle Bolivian and Paraguayan infantry fought hand to hand for a sixth day. Casualties piled up as machine guns trench mortars and artillery blasted the advancing lines. Each side defended earthworks while Bolivians and Paraguayans battled to secure control of the disputed jungle region.
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United Press
Buenos Aires
Gran Chaco
Two Walk Away At State Farm Farm workers flee premises
State Farm superintendent C. C. Brumetschenkel reported two inmates, Herman Snyder and Delbert Shappie, at the Grafton State Farm walked off the premises during work hours yesterday afternoon. Police have been asked to be on the lookout for the two.
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Grafton State Farm
C. C. Brumetschenkel
Herman Snyder
Delbert Shappie
Gas station burglary investigated after theft at La Grange and Butternut Ridge roads
Deputy sheriffs investigated a break in at F. G. Cowles gas station on La Grange and Butternut Ridge roads last night. Entry was gained by prying the door, and about six dollars' worth of tobacco was stolen.
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F. G. Cowles
Grange
Butternut Ridge
Cowles
Lorain Man Pleads Not Guilty in Non-Support Case
Ostar Smather of Lorain entered a plea of not guilty to non-support at arraignment in common pleas court this morning and was released on a $250 bond.
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Ostar Smather
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Man Killed in Mine Disaster at Wellston No 2
Jackson Ohio June 23 One man was killed and four others had narrow escapes in a state fall at Wellston No 2 mine near here. The body of the victim Paul Mills 22 was recovered. The mine tragedy was the first in Jackson county in more than a year.
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Jackson, O
Wellston No. 2
Paul Mills
Jackson County
United Work by Churches Urged in Oberlin Talk
Delegates to the twelfth annual meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions arrived for sessions Sunday and Monday. The General Council of the Congregational Christian churches will cohost. Discussions emphasized unity, education, training institutes, and the field of economics shaping modern Christianity. Dr Cadman urged faith in God and racial fellowship, while Dr Day was re-elected president of the board.
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Oberlin, CO
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
General Council
A. L. Warrhuts
International Missionary Council
Boston
Siminars
Gardiner Lattimer
Lattimer-Stevens Co
Columbus
Ohio Conference of the
Congregational Christian Churches
Commission
Cadman
Willam Horace Day
Bridgeport
Conn
Lewis T. Reed
Congregational Ministerial Boards
Harry T. Stock
Young People’s Work
The
Congregational Education Society
Abrams Nightingale
Margaret Slattery
Auto Hits Car Two Dead In Dayton Collision
In Dayton Ohio on June 23 two youths were killed and four injured when their auto collided head on with a street car. Deceased are Lawrence Broughton age 18 and Clyde Wilson age 25. Injured are James Haley 20 Harold Lawson 19 W C House 20 and John Neff 22 with cuts and bruises. Police said Broughton attempted to pass another auto and swung into the street car’s path.
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Dayton
Lawrence Broughton
Clyde Wilson
James Haley
Harold Lawson
W. C. House
John Neff
Broughton
Two Die as Mansfield Auto Crash Claims Five More Victims
Mrs Howard Twitchell of Mansfield and her 15 year old son Buddy were killed in a two car crash near Mansfield Friday evening. Nine others were injured including three of the Twitchells and six occupants of a car carrying a South Carolina couple returning from the Chicago World's Fair.
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Mansfield
Uri
Howard Twitchell
Buddy
Here
Twitchell
David
Charles
South Carolina
G O P States Candidates Rally At Lorain In Ohio
A Lorain GOP rally featured Clarence J. Brown and fellow Ohio Republicans entering the governor and senator races. Brown pledged tax system revision and reduced overhead while attacking state bureaus. Elden urged private liquor control with regulation, Wanamaker urged a fighting minority stance for a Republican Senate amid calls for Lincoln era revival.
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Ohio
George Bender
Cleveland
Brown
Elden
American Legion
Liquor Control Commission
Injuries Fatal to Fall Victim Henry Joyce Dies at Memorial Hospital
Henry Joyce aged 59 of 231 Sixth street died at Memorial Hospital from injuries after falling forty feet from a river bank near East Bridge street railroad bridge last Sunday. He suffered a fractured skull and multiple bruises. three boys found him by the river. Survived by sister Mrs H McKinley and brother Edward of Cleveland. Funeral at St Marys church Monday at 9 30. Burial in St Marys cemetery.
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Henry Joyce
Sixth Street
Memorial Hospital
East Bridge Street
Mr. Joyce
Joyce
New York State
Hlytia
H. ©. McKinley
McKinley
Edward
Cleveland
Sudre
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Monroe Lumber Plant Fire Destroys $300,000 Facility
Monroe Michigan June 23 Fire that raged all night Friday destroyed the Wolverine Lumber Co plant valued at 300000. The blaze began at 955 P M Friday and was under control by early Saturday though the plant continued burning. Neighbors heard an explosion shortly before flames roared skyward. The fire started in a building storing lumber and paint and quickly spread to seven other wooden structures.
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Monroe
Mich
Wolverine Lumber Co
Coyote Killed by Ohio Farmer Near Manchester
G H Covert, a farmer from Wamsleyville near Manchester Ohio, shot and killed a coyote last night after spotting the animal chasing his cattle. The incident occurred June 25 as locals reported the unusual predator encounter in this rural area.
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Ohio
Manchester
Plains
Wamsleyville
G. H. Covert
Draft of three order prepare draft of three order prepare
The 1934 dispatch reports President Roosevelt and the Yankee Traders outlining a plan to create public hearings on tariff changes tied to reciprocal trade deals under the new tariff bargaining act. A presidential trade committee will oversee hearings with experts from the reciprocal trade agreement group advising.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Tax On Wheat Tax Held Legal By Court
The Court of Appeals upheld a 358,929 tax assessment on wheat processed by United Mills Co of Grafton. The case, involving interstate transit and federal commerce law, will likely go to the Supreme Court. wheat transportation deemed an incident of the company’s processing business and taxable in Ohio.
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State Tax Commission
District Court of Appeals
United Mills Company of
Grafton
United Mills Company
Common Pleas Court
W.B Thompson
Tax Commission
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Ohio
Gen Johnson In Hospital
General Hugh S. Johnson was in the hospital for an operation on an abscess but officials said the procedure was not serious and he expected to return to work at his NRA duties soon perhaps by Monday.
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Washington
Hugh & Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Police Prosecutor Accused in Liquor Raids Case
Selma Glenn, assistant police prosecutor in Cleveland D, was accused on June 23 of distributing advance information about liquor raids and arrests. The allegation centers on leaking raid details before police actions.
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Cleveland
Selma Glenn
Crowded Street Car Collides With Cargo Truck In St Paul
A street car carrying about 50 passengers smashed into a coal truck in St Paul on June 23. The weakened controls caused a wild mile long ride through the loop district down Wabash and 12th streets injuring at least 26 people. Ambulances ferried victims to Anchorage Hospital. a woman fell from the car during the crash. Police and responders rushed to the scene as cars were struck and bystanders aided the injured.
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ST Paul
Loop
Ancher Hospital
Tilton
Wabash
Sth Street
12Th Street
Broadway
St. Paul
Cupid Wins As Estranged Pair Meet In Court
In Judge W B Thompson's court a estranged couple rekindled affection during an alimony dispute. Catherine Hill 22 and Harry Hill 26 admitted renewed love after a recess, with alimony arrears of 12 dollars discussed. They planned to reside at Stop 612 Lake Avenue where Hill had kept house since May. They were married two years.
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Catherine Hill
Harry
W. B. Thompson
Hill
Need More Oil Is Weather Hot
Elyria streets may require another oil treatment depending on warm weather. Safety Director Fred A Underhill says warmer conditions speed drying, prompting more oil. No further authorization exists beyond the $500 already spent. a 10,000 gallon contract at 7 cents per gallon to Henry Hart was awarded and used up.
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Elyria
Fred A. Underhill
Safety Service
Underhill
Henry É. Hart
Arrests in Ralds Mansfield For Violating Liquor Laws
Thirteen people including three women were arrested here by State liquor enforcement officers for possession and pugs. Five restaurant operators faced license suspension as a result. Drowning death ruled as self-inflicted by coroner J. C. Henshaw in Niles after Dolores Allen’s body was found last Monday. Man killed by Erie train in Warren when Deterline jumped in front of the locomotive at the station last night.
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Raldsmansfield
Niles, O
iCoroner J. C. Henshaw
Dolores Allen
Warren
Ub— Co
Deterline
Erie
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Baker, Sweeney
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Y.M.C.A
State Farm
Oberlin
G.O.P
Oxford
VPI
United Presbyterian Church In America
Presbyterian Church of
General Assembly
Committee of the United Church Ee J
Blaze
Gen. Johnson
St. Paul Street
Cupid
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