New Deal Plan Outlined By Roosevelt In Warm Springs
President Roosevelt presides over a meeting with Senate leaders Pat Harrison and Joe Robinson at Warm Springs Georgia to map the 1936 legislative program. Discussion centers on recovery proposals and the soldier bonus with views that funding may require new taxes or issued money and possible veto risks.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Senate
Pat Harrison
Finance Committee
Joe T. Robinson
Congress
Robinson
Harrison
House
Three Dover Youths Held for B&E in Avon Area
Sheriff Dik links three Tri er youths to a rash of promiscuous shooting and property crimes in Avon district. Dick Watson 24 Leonard Thomas 19 and Walter Tolinson 18 face $1009 bonds from Lorain Municipal Court as grand jury reviews their cases after midweek arrest by P F McFadden near Lake Road.
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Avon
Clarence W. Dik
Trier
Dick Watson
Leonard Thomas
Walter Tolinson
Lorain
PF. J. McFadden
Puebla
Lake Road
Defense strategy hints Hauptmann trial preparations begin
In Flemington November 26 authorities reveal the defense will explain possession of ransom notes and earlier statements by claiming Hauptmann bought outlawed notes at below value unaware they were Lindbergh ransom bills. Federal agents reportedly seek to learn every defense move as talesmen prepare for the jury January 2.
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Flemington
S.J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Talesmen
Hauptmann
Bis
Woman Dies After Jump From Normandie Hotel
In Columbus on November 26 Mrs. R. A. Hammond 36 of Youngstown jumped from the Normandie Hotel sixth floor and was killed. Hotel records show Mr. and Mrs. Hammond registered Sunday. Her husband was unaware of her absence when the night clerk found her body and notified him.
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Columbus
R. A. Hammond
Youngstown
Normandie
Weather forecast notes light rain tonight
Occasional rain expected tonight with a warmer Tuesday. Strong winds unlikely as the region prepares for a mild spell.
Earthquake Shocks Manila Prompt Wide Street Evacuations
Manila reports an 8.09 p.m. quake drove many from homes into streets and cut lights for about 20 seconds. Windows shattered in several buildings and several fire alarms were triggered while observers noted damage as slight.
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Manila
Po I
Treembler Kally
Fined $50 For Stealing Feed
Joe Nemeth, 22, of Bachiel road, Elyria township, received a suspended $50 fine and 60 day suspended jail term after arraignment on a charge of stealing four bags of dairy feed from Walter Grobe on Telegraph road. The sentence includes four months probation and a signed pledge to stay out of trouble, with Nemeth to report twice weekly to County Jailors Carl Hellman and Charles Leonard and to sleep at home nights. He was found on Grobe's property Saturday night by J Fitch, with a deputy sheriff report noting a shot was fired during the incident.
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Joe Nemeth
Bachiel Road
Elyria Township
Duyra
Joseph Petro
Walter Grobe
Telegraph Road
Carl Hellman
Charles Leonard
Nemeth
Grobe
J Fiteh
Fitch
Body Found in Barrel In Cincinnati Garage
The killer concealed the victim in a barrel in a Avondale garage. Police identify the slain man as a Brooklyn jewelry auctioneer who used the alias Alvin Trunner. A secretary, Joe Burns, is being sought for questioning. Coroner notes death likely eight hours prior.
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Elousetin
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Valice
Columbus
Avondals
Thea
Goldie Miller
Scott Keans
Wiley Post Aims For World Altitude Record
Bartlesville Oklahoma bulletin reports aviator Wiley Post tested the Winnie Mae and his stratospheric gear as he plans a flight tomorrow to challenge the world altitude record. Post said takeoff would be after noon and the mission likely concludes by noon.
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Bartlesville
Oklo
Wiley Post
Winnie Mae
Post
Rester Jay
Chicago
Two Hurt In Auto Crashes
Two persons sustained minor injuries in traffic accidents reported Saturday and Sunday. Vira Cousino, 21, of 914 Lake avenue, suffered scalp injuries and contusions after a collision with Vera Wait of 3949 Washington avenue, Lorain, on Lake avenue south of Spruce street. She was taken to Memorial Hospital for observation. Mrs. J T. Bottomley of Baker's Crossing, two miles west of Huntington, had head injuries when a car she rode in with her son Luther collided with a machine driven by Jack Bursley of Huntington on Route 58 between Wellington and Huntington. Rocco Trombetta of 224 18th street and M. P. Race of 456 Earlcourt cars were damaged in a collision at West avenue and Sixth street. Walter Haney Jr. of 517 Ohio street reported a broken front spring on Gulf road after hitting a rut by the driveway to the American Legion Home. Cars driven by Steve Janosink and John Stone, both of Loram, collided at West avenue and Tenth street damaging fenders.
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Vira Cousino
Lake Avenue
Vera Wait
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Spruce Street
Memorial Hospital
J T. Bottomley
Baker's Crossing
Huntington
Luther
Jack Bursley
Wellington
Rocco Trombetta
18Th Street
M. P. Race
Ear]court
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Walter Haney, Jr
Ohio Street
Waila
Gulf Road
American Legion
Steve Janosink
John Stone
Loram
Tenth Street
Insull Exults As Embezzlement Charges Drift Away
Samuel Insull, deemed exonerated on state and federal embezzlement and bankruptcy charges, predicts all remaining cases will be dismissed. U S District Attorney Green plans to attend a Washington crime conference. Insull’s brother Martin faces Dec 3 state trial on embezzlement. Samuel Jr. faces Indiana charges concerning Northern Indiana Public Service funds.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
America
Alpeade
Little Martinez
la Salle Street
U. S
Dwight Green
Corporation Securities Company
Washington
Martin Insuli
Samuel
Samuel, Jr
Lake County
Indiana
Northern Indiana Public Service Company
University Club Meets Tonight
Adoption of a constitution for the new University Club is scheduled at the YMCA tonight at 8 p.m. The club started organizing last Monday with a first meeting and a constitution committee met Thursday to draft the proposed charter. Membership is open to local men with two years or more of college attendance.
Cutter Locates Missing Yacht Fayaway Off Chesapeake
A coast guard cutter found the Fayaway, missing since Thursday, about 35 miles off shore near the Chesapeake. The family of four Richard P. Drew, his wife, Frances 13, and Walter 8 were on board and reported safe and well as the vessel, under sail with disabled motors, was headed shoreward.
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New York
Coast Guard
Short
Mascoutin
Richard P. Drew
Frances
Walter
Los Angeles Strike to Name Arbitration Board Amid Violence
Mayor Frank L Shaw and strike leaders and company officials meet to name an arbitration board to settle the Los Angeles Railway strike. The conflict, in its third day, has seen 30 to 20 passengers injured in car collisions and a reported 100 to 2,500 workers idling, with union seeking higher wages and a 48 hour week.
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Los Angeles
Frank L. Shaw
Los Angeles Railway
Shaw
Roosevelt
Teader Board
State Railroad Commission
Japanese Finance Minister Fujii Resigns Amid Budget Turmoil
Tokyo reports Yoshinobu Fujii, finance minister under Prime Minister Okuada, resigned after illness forced him from duty. He struggled to balance the coming year’s budget as army and navy demands far exceeded revenue, triggering cabinet clashes that restored much of the military funding and made peacetime defense appropriations record high.
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Tokyo
Yoshinobu
Fiji
Keisuke Okuada
Ilness
Fujii
Bia
Army
Japan
Ohio turkey prices rise in Columbus area this year
Dressed turkeys will cost citizens of Ohio's capital 32 cents a pound this year, exceeding last year's price as food costs trend upward. Drought, crop curtailment, and modest commodity price gains are noted, with Columbus prices higher than Cincinnati or Cleveland according to federal statistics.
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Turkeis
Coumbus
Ohio
Columbus
Cincinnati
iCleveland
Royal Wedding Preparations Shine Through London Flags
London brims with flags and bunting ahead of Princess Marina of Greece and the Duke of Kent wedding on Thursday. King George's youngest son is set to wed amid bustling shops and hotel overflow while Buckingham Palace reports a near full house and royal guests numbering 57. The Duke reportedly bought three eternity rings for Princess Marina in rubies, diamonds, and sapphires.
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London
Marina
Greece
Duke of Kent
King George
Buckingham Palace
Scot Land Yard
Taxation Program Debated in Senate Committee
The Ohio Senate taxation committee opened debate on revising the House passed 78 million tax program. Leaders fear the income tax could be reduced or defeated and sales tax terms may be altered. Subdivisions say funds for relief libraries and schools are不足. Debate unlikely before December first week.
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Columbus
Senate Taxation Committee
House of Representatives
George White
Senate
House
Death Summons George Stark
George Stark died at his home 343 Twelfth street Sunday evening at 9 15 after a lingering illness He was born February 9 1884 in Elyria and lived here his whole life He worked as a safety man at the Steel and Tubes company and belonged to St Johns Lutheran church He served several terms on Blyna City Council Surviving are his widow two sons Maurice and Leonard a daughter Marian three brothers C H Stark A F Stark and W H Stark and one sister Mrs Charles Bielefeldt The body will be moved to his late home Funeral services Wednesday at 2 00 at St Johns Lutheran with Rev Armin Schroeder officiating Burial will be in Ridgelawn cemetery
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George Stark
Anna Stark
Twelfth Street
Mr. Stark
Elyria
Steel and Tubes Company
St. John's Lutheran Church
Blyna
Maurice
Leonard
Marian
C. H. Stark
Signing County Relief Bonds
County Commissioner John Davidson joined Commissioners C. D. Murray and H. L. Shaw in signing 87 Loram County relief bonds totaling 84,800 dollars. Most bonds were for 1,000 dollars, issued at 2.34 percent interest with a premium of 133 dollars, and require county auditor’s endorsement to become legal.
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John Davidson
C. D. Murray
H. L. Shaw
Loram County
Legion appoints James A Drain as watch dog of treasury
Former national commander James A Drain of Washington DC has been named watch dog of the American Legion treasury by National Commander Frank Belgrano. Drain replaces three officials and combines roles of national Judge advocate national treasurer and treasurer of the Legion publishing company.
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The
American Legion
James A. Drain
Washington, D. C
American Legion, Treasury
Frank Belgrano
Drain
Legion
Legion Publishing Company
Tragic Accidents Claim Throughout Week Across Ohio Regions
United Press reports tally at least 16 deaths from weekend incidents across Toledo Cincinnati Mansfield Canton and Columbus. Victims include Dorothy Rukosky Olive Orr 32 Lese Ruse 25 Alice Vallad 56 Naif Thomas 44 Arnold Burt 17 Mitta Durham 57 Erma Jeanette Ritzhauus 14 Edward Ritzhauus 5 and a 14 week old infant Robert Peihal 14 months. A Alabama plantation survivor Anta Ruthin 106 died in Canton from clothing catching fire.
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United Press
Toledo
Dorothy Rukosky
Olive Orr
Lets Ruse
Alice Vallad
Naif Thomas
Cincinnati
Arnold Burt
Mitta Durham
Nso
Colnarhus
Erma Jeanette Ritzhauus
Mansfield
Edward
Robert Charles Peihel
Columbus
Anta Ruthin
Alabama
Canton
Auto Skids Three Hurt in Logan Funeral Trip
Three people returning from funeral services for two youths electrocuted at Ohio Penitentiary were injured when their car skidded off the road Sunday. Injured were Mrs Jarvis, 75, with a broken leg, her son Charles, and his wife, all from Coonville Ohio. The elder Mrs Jarvis is the mother in law of Rev John Staten Wellston who preached at the services for Herbert Thacker and Robert Freeman, convicted of killing Stephen Huntley.
Mystery of three girls linked to Altoona murder case
Carlisle investigators traced coats found on the three dead girls to the H and J Block Company of New York. The children aged eight to fifteen were found on South Mountain with garments bearing NRA eagle marks and the ZWA symbol. Detectives followed clues from New York toward New England as they search for origins of the victims. A bus driver identified a woman killed near Altoona last Saturday as a possible companion of the NY brought children.
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Carlisle
South Mountains
Altoona
Pennsylvania
New York
New York City
New England
H. and J Block Company
7Th Avenue
NRA
ZWA
Black Company
Royal honeymoon plans completed for Princess Marina and Duke of Kent
London Princess Marina of Greece and the Duke of Kent have finished the first part of their honeymoon. After a Westminster Abbey wedding on Nov 29 they will spend three weeks in the Mediterranean likely visiting Majorca and Algiers. They will return to Britain for Christmas at Sandringham and may then tour Murren for winter sports or visit the West Indies. Princess Marina eyes a skater’s tour with the Duke and plans for her trousseau are being kept secret though details leak about shoes, bags, gloves, hats, handkerchiefs, and vanity cases.
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London
Marina
Greece
Duke of Kent
Westminster Abbey
Mediterranean
Majorca
Britain
Sandringham
Norfolk
Trousseau
Last Call For Chest Pledges In Community Chest Drive
Pledges poured into Community Chest headquarters as workers gathered at teams with pledge cards. Donors were urged to send any amount to reach the target of 49,900 dollars, with final donations flowing to Chest headquarters or the Chronicle-Telegram.
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Community Chest
Hlgrians
Chest
Chronicle-Telegram
Indictments Planned Against Some in Lincoln Life Plot
CHICAGO Nov 26 State's attorneys planned to seek indictments against at least three of seven men accused of plotting to wreck the 12.9 million Abraham Lincoln Life Insurance Company and three Indianapolis banks. Assistant state's attorney Vernon Thompson said he unearthed the conspiracy after a conscience stricken bank clerk confessed aiding in passing 54000 of bogus checks through Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago.
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Chicago
Abraham Lincoln Life Insurance Company
Indianapolis
Vernon Thompson
Amalgamated Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
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