Thorough Probe Ordered Into Fasciot Plot
New York November 21 Reporters and a congressional committee opened a thorough inquiry into a Wall Street plot to replace President Roosevelt with a fascist dictator. Gen Hugh Johnson and Gen Douglas MacArthur named as possible dictators, while Maj Gen Smedley Butler alleged he was asked to lead a 500000 strong private army. The committee indicated it had additional information beyond Butler before calling witnesses and warned it would summon more names if proven.
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New York
I.pi
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Congressional
John W. McCormack
Smedley D. Butler
Butler
Wershington
Gerry P. Mactuire
Butterard
Grayson Mallet -Prevots
Murphy
MacGuire
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P Morgan and Company
Hugh & Johnson
NRA
Douglas MacArthur
Army
McCormick
Kutta
Congress
Samuel Dichstein
Hutlers
Bulef Parker
Davey fills two cabinet posts in Ohio
Governor-elect Martin L Dav ey reappointed Harry Hanefeld of Ottawa as State Director of Agriculture for a second term. Alfred A. Benesch of Cleveland was named State Director of Commerce to replace Theodore E. Jangeman. Judge Howard L Bevis was approached to resume State Finance Director duties but has not accepted. Clarence H. Burk may be kept in another post.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Harry Hanefeld
Ottawa
Alfred A. Benesch
Cleveland
Commerce
Theodore E. Jangeman
George White
Howard L. Bevis
Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
The Weather Forecast Turns Colder Thursday
The forecast calls for a cold spell starting Thursday with a colder Thursday afternoon and much colder Thursday night. Temperatures are expected to drop significantly as a cold air mass moves in. Expect gusty winds and clear skies, with frost possible overnight.
Bay Village Crash Kills Three Burned To Death Six Hurt
A Bay Village auto crash leaves three dead and six injured. Police say investigation points to a high speed chase gone wrong amid early reports of a chaotic scene and emergency responders rushing to the wreckage.
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Bay Village
Twenty Children Hurt In Oklahoma School Bus Crash
Bulletin from Chickasha Oklahoma reports a school bus carrying children to Ninnekah was crowded off the road by a truck. About twenty children were injured, eighteen taken to area hospitals with several suffering broken arms and legs. Police seek the truck driver.
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Chickasha
Okla
URI
Ninnekah
Here
Mooney Pardon Urged By Moley
Raymond Moley former presidential advisor and editor of Today urged a full pardon for Tom Mooney to remove his martyr status for the radical cause. He wrote an open letter to California Governor Frank Merriam requesting clemency in New York on November 21.
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New York
Tom Mooney
Raymond Moley
Today
Frank F. Merriam
California
Coal Dealers Charged With Code Violations in Columbus
Five Columbus coal dealers were charged with failing to comply with the industry code by disregarding minimum price provisions, according to a dispatch from Columbus dated November 21. The action targets price controls within the coal trade and reflects enforcement of industry guidelines.
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Columbus, CO
Columbus
Tragic Route 6 Collision Claims One Boy and Two Men
A head on crash on Route 6 near Bay Village, Ohio, killed 13 year old Frank Sylvestra and two unidentified men. The accident left several passengers injured including Joseph Sylvestra 42 and his family from Detroit and nearby residents. The incident occurred as a west bound hunting party car collided with the Cleveland bound vehicle carrying the Sylvestra family en route to attend a funeral.
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Route 6
Clevelanti
Navy
Bay Village
Judas
Frank Sylestra
Joseph Sylvestra
Detroit
Mich
la Rue
Ohio
Silvestra
Joseph B. Sylvestro
Josephine
Vance
Yolanda
Rose
Bettina Christann
Await State O K On Sanatorium School Building
County commissioners and architect Alva Smith report official state approval for a sanatorium school project. A one story two room building with basement for about 55 children would cost around 20000 dollars, funded by relief bonds for materials and Federal labor funds. State approvals from Relief Commission Industrial Relations and Health Department are pending after a Columbus visit.
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Alva Smith
Columbus
Smith
H. K L. Shaw
D. Murray
Frank Euenberger
L. W. Bauman
FERA
Relief Commission
Department of Industrial Relations
State Health Department
Woman Sues City Over Street Injury in Elyria
Hazel Schmitkens sues the City of Elyria for $10,000 claiming injuries from a January 4, 1934 fall on Broad Street between Middle and East Avenues due to a sidewalk depression, per her petition.
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Hazel Schmitkens
City of
Elyria
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
East Avenue
Plane Falls In Crowd Killing Five in Bangkok
An airplane struck an automobile during takeoff and crashed into a crowd in Bangkok, killing five people and injuring 19. The incident occurred amid ongoing aviation activity in Siam on November 21.
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Bangkok
Siam
Holiday Check Show Big Gain at Lorain Savings Club
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co Christmas Club deposits total this year are double last year, with three times as many members paying in full. Checks will be available December 1 for depositors, as A B Taylor announced to Chronicle Telegram. The bank celebrates a strong response to its Christmas Savings department.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
A. B. Taylor
Taylor
Chronicle- Telegram
Ite
Lorain County Savings and Trust. Co
Christmas Savings Department
Boy Admits He Slugged Coeds
BOULDER COLO November 214p Jack Churches a 15 year old high school student has confessed to police that he slugged nine coeds on the University of Colorado campus a month ago to test his boxing. He also admitted burglarizing campus fraternity houses and stealing his mother's radio to fund dates. His mother runs a student rooming house near the campus. Churches described as husky and blond said he had no desire to attack the coeds.
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Boulder
Colo
Jack Churches
University of Colorado
Churches
Rollan Prater
Three Children Die In Cambridge Tenement Fire
In North Cambridge Cambridge Mass three small children Eugene five Chandler four and Leonard ten weeks died in a fire that swept a tenement. Parents Mr and Mrs Charles Smith escaped the blaze with the mother leaping from a second floor window with Charles Sr in her arms the father severely burned trying to re enter to save the youngsters.
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Cambridge
Mass
Eugene
Chandler
Leonard
Charles Smith
Charles
Kaynee Workers Say They Are Satisfied With Conditions
About 101 Kaynee Company workers in Cyrus declare to President Roosevelt and the National Labor Board they are satisfied with factory conditions. The plant had seen a labor organization strike and pickets were posted earlier.
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BU Cyrus
Kaynee Company
Roosevelt
National Labor Board
Bitter fight on sales tax seen in legislature
The Ohio House reopened debate on the administration's 3 percent sales tax amid a bitter fight with governors who urge the measure as essential to fund poor relief, schools, and local governments. Opponents attack its regressivity while proposing exemptions and new taxes on chain stores and intangibles.
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Columbus
HUP
House of Representatives
White
Ohio
House
Gus Rasch
Akron
John @. Carey
Toledo
Tay
Keith Lawrence
Cleveland
Oakley Spaght
Representatives
al Kalb
Ottawa County
Harter
Kalb
Edmond H. Deibel
Medina County
Deibel
Lawrence
Dividend Declared by AT&T on November 2
New York November 2 AT T announced a regular quarterly dividend of 2 254 a share transferring nearly 42 million dollars to over 400 000 stockholders This marks a sizable distribution reflecting the companys steady earnings and broad ownership across the nation.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Company Today
Chest campaign aims to raise 17047 for drive success
Chest organization and campaign leaders report pledges trickling in as they prepare for a Friday luncheon briefing. Chairman J C George says captains will present full reports of all pledges up to Thursday noon to show whether the goal is met.
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Chest
J. C. George
Missing Oberlin youth found after kidnap legend
Robert Trufant, 20, Oberlin College senior, vanished Monday evening after rides with two strangers. He telegraphed from Chicago asking for money to return, later telling of a circuitous trip ending in Gary Indiana before reaching Chicago. Sheriff and college officials coordinated searches.
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Oberlin
Chicago
Robert Trufant
Oberlin College
J. H. Trufant
Young Trufant
Lorain
Gary
Dr. Trufant
Luncheons Run Smoothly as Chest Workers Work Hard
Chest briefs describe the Community Chest luncheons prepared by the Woman's Club and Congregational church group with volunteers from the Friendship Club at the YMC A. Rotary members from Sandusky attend, and office staff work late nights to compile pledges and keep records for the campaign.
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Community Chest
Woman's Club
Burns
Perry
Timms
Glark
Baird
Painter offers two days work for Chest campaign
A Chest volunteer contract paints two days of labor for 1935 pledged by a Union painter who says he has never failed the Chest. He explains financial hardship from unemployment but commits to painting two days in one beneficiary building as part of the Humanity's Test drive.
Campaign pledges urged as final push nears deadline
The chest campaign enters its toughest phase as Thursday afternoon and Friday morning are set to secure pledges before Friday noon final report. The ladies division leads with plans for a program led by Mrs. Robert Crehore, with Mrs. B V McQuate and Mrs. A C Hudnutt performing. Industrial division projected to top all groups with pledges exceeding past totals, with $16,823.10 reported at early meetings.
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Robert Crehore
B. VY. McQuate
Cleveland
The
Federation of Women's Clubs
A. C. Hudnutt
Elytia
Chest
Henderson Urges CCC Be Extended
Adjutant General Frank D. Henderson Ohio Relief Administrator urged continuation of Civilian Conservation Corps camps beyond April 1 unless Congress provides more funds. A statewide study praised the camps value and showed 2,587 applications awaiting admission in Ohio.
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Warshingtoin
Civilian Conservation Corps
Congress
Frank D. Henderson
Ohio
CCC
Henderson
Steamer Sinks After Crash in Lake Huron Fog
Four men died when the Lake Freighter W. C. Franz sank after a collision with the Edward Loomis in dense fog seventeen miles southeast of Sturgeon Point, Lake Huron. The Loomis, damaged but advancing slowly, remained in the area with coast guards and rescue ship Meager details.
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Rogers City
Marconi Radio
New York
Lake
Naval talks in crisis as Matsudaira meets Simon
London reports a new conference between Japanese ambassador Matsudaira and Foreign Minister Simon aimed at breaking a near deadlock in naval talks. Yamamoto warned of construction if equality is denied while the United States signals it may extend fortified Pacific naval zones if talks fail.
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London
Tsuneo Matsudaira
John Simon
Matsudaira
Tokio
Simon
United States
Isoroku Yamamoto
Japan
Britain
America
Pacific
Wheat Pact Extended in Budapest Conference
In Budapest on November 1 the International Wheat Advisory Conference voted to extend the wheat agreement for a year starting August 1938. The decision prolongs supply terms coordinated by international wheat agencies and anticipates continued cooperation among participating nations.
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Budapest
International Wheat Advisory Conference
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Brooklyn
Thomas Quinn
Quinn
Alonzo
McLaughlin
Quinin
Gravesend Bay
Mooney
Moley
State O. K
Sues City
Boy
George D. Harter
Orrart
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Congregational Church
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Standen
Lyndon
Stanley Shaw
William Bell
Robert Davies
George Gill
H. F. Smith
Friendship Club
Hecocks
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Ont
Algoma Central Steamship Line
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Great Lakes Transit Corporation
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