Poverty Cause Of Tragedy
Authorities identified Elene J Noakes of Hoseville California as the man found dead in Duncanville Pennsylvania after the bodies of his three murdered daughters were found near Carlisle. The report traces a poverty driven motive and details Noakes Marine Corps service from 1920 to 1927 and a flight with Winifred Pierce, his 15 year old niece, across the country ending with the apparent suicides and disappearances.
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Harrisburg
Bohr
Elene J. Noakes
Hoseville
Calif
Duncanville
Carlisle
Noakes
Marine Corps of
Roseville
Cal
Noyai
Elmo Noakes
Winifred Pierce
Pennsylvania
Raneyille
Newthes
Dattenesiile Pa
Adden Nevin
Amd
Cordelis
Ivan
Pacific Fri
Lansed
Shoe
Gibby
Goss
Sacramento Valles
Pierce
William Sutton
Fie
Winifred
Russell Pierce
Hastils
Elopers
Waynesboro
Weather Ohio: Cloudy and Colder with Rain to Snow Flurries
A weather bulletin for Ohio indicates tonight and Saturday will be cloudy and colder with likely rain that shifts to snow flurries. Temperatures drop notably on Saturday as winds pick up.
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Ohio
Chicken Thieves Make Big Hauls At Several Farms
Rural residents faced a sudden wave of poultry thefts the night before Thanksgiving. Thieves struck W. H. Wyke on Stop 75 Cleveland road stealing 50 chickens, then Karakas farm in Pittsfield taking 45 chickens and four turkeys. John Sharp reported 206 chickens stolen from his Mills road coops, and Jonas Buswell said three lambs vanished from Case road. Deputy sheriffs investigated with finger print checks on loosened coop locks.
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W. H. Wyke
Cleveland Road
Karakas
Pittsfield
John Sharp
Mills Road
Jonas Buswell
Case Road
Sheriff's Department
Clarence W. Dirk
Three Elyvians Hurt In Akron Auto Crash
Three Elyvians sustained injuries in a late Wednesday night automobile accident near Akron while returning home. A. W. Francis of Tol8 Middle Avenue suffered a fractured collarbone. his wife had minor injuries. Mrs. David Gauss of Kenwaddarenin also incurred minor injuries. Mr. Gauss rode in front with the driver, Mr. Praneie, who was unharmed. The injured were taken to Thomas Hospital, Akron, for treatment and are expected home today or Sunday.
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Akron
A. W. Francis
Tol8
Middle Avenue
David Gauss
Kenwaddarenin
Mr. Gauss
Mer. Fpraneie
Thomas Hspital
Gauss
Mers. Francis
Francis
Clyde
Huron
West
Woodland Streets
Ki. H. Conway
Third Street
Broad Street
Clifford Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
Charles Hollis
Lodi Street
Death Summons Well Known Man Tony Novak
Tony J. Novak, 42, active in local Catholic circles and a noted insurance man, died at his home 558 Turner Street yesterday afternoon after a month of illness. Born January 21, 1892 in Calumet Michigan, he had lived in Elyria seventeen years, moving from Grafton. He belonged to Holy Cross church, St Stanislaus Lodge and the Elyria Eagles. survived by mother Agnes Novak, five brothers Joseph Steven and John Elyria Martin Lorain and George Cleveland, and five sisters Mrs Steven Pilarczyk Grafton Mrs William Kubuski Mrs Thomas Smith Mrs Stanley Koviak and Mrs John Black Elyria. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 9:30 from the residence and 9:00 from Holy Cross church with Rev Lawrence Budny officiating, assisted by Frs Leo Rygwalski of Lorain and Anthony Sawalski of Akron.
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Tony J. Novak
Turner Street
Calumet
Michigan
Elyria
Grafton
Holy Cross Church
St. Stanislaus Lodge
Elyria Eagles
Agnes Novak
Joseph
Steven
John
Martin
Lorain
George
Cleveland
Steven Pilarczyk
William Kubuski
Thomas Smith
Stanley Koviak
John Black
Lawrence Budny
Leo Rygwalski
Anthony Sawalski
Akron
Make Progress In Housing Program
WARM SPRINGS Georgia November 30 Definite progress in the administration s gigantic housing program particularly in California was reported to President Roosevelt today by James A Moffett Moffett federal housing administrator said he talked over the whole scheme of things with the President and that he obtained big general thought on the whole Program
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Warm Springs
California
Roosevelt
James A. Moffett
Moffett
Harold 5. Ickes
Interior
Harry Hopkins
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Frank C. Walker
National Emergency Council
Forecast Drastic Changes In Unemployment Relief Policy
News briefs report Roosevelt planning to overhaul federal unemployment relief with a possible $8 billion work relief program stressing large-scale housing projects and farm subsistence, alongside a separate ruling upholding Lindbergh kidnapping laws. The At Warm Springs, Roosevelt hosted Thanksgiving to celebrate progress and dedication of new Warm Springs facilities.
Federal agents pursue widow in Nelson inquest
In Chicago federal agents search for George Baby Face Nelsons wife Helen Nelson and a companion after Nelson and three agents were killed. A coroner jury viewed Nelsons body and returned a justifiable homicide verdict. The morgue inquest followed the shooting in a capital crime chase and descriptions noted bullet wounds and a grim scene.
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Chicago
George
Baby Face
Nelson
Cook County
John Dillinger
Geo
Frank J. Walsh
Law
Department of Justice
Dlue
Helen Nelson
Gillis
Hashana
Violence at Los Angeles strike escalates with streetcar bombing
In Los Angeles on November 20, incendiaries bombed a street car during a Los Angeles railway strike, setting it ablaze on the tracks. No one was hurt as the crew and a woman passenger escaped. P A Donoghue of the National Labor Relations Board planned a conference to push reinstatement of strikers amid heightened tensions.
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Los Angeles
P. A. Donoghue
National Labor Relations Board
B. FE
Rindell
John Mimisr
Donoghue
Seattle
Regional Labor Board
Alabama Eleven To Meet Stanford in Tournament of Roses
Stanford announces Alabama has accepted invitation to play Stanford in the Tournament of Roses on New Year Day. Al Masters, Stanford graduate manager, said the invitation was extended and accepted.
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Pasadena
Calif
Stanford University Today
University of Alabama
Stanford
al Masters
Capt Wanamaker Dies In New York
Captain John Wanamaker Jr. aged 45, grandson of the department store magnate, died after a cerebral hemorrhage yesterday in New York. He had been ill only a few days.
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Wanamaker
New York
John Wanamaker
Sjr
Duke and Duchess of Kent Begin Honeymoon in Fogbound London
The Duke and Duchess of Kent started their honeymoon at Himley Hall Worcestershire after a royal wedding day that filled London with celebrations. Crowds filled hotels clubs and streets while special constables kept peace. The couple attended a Greek Orthodox service at Buckingham Palace after the Church of England ceremony at Westminster Abbey. Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose drew cheers as train-bearers with Elizabeth handling the train amid fanfare.
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London
Duke and Duchess of Kent
Himley Hall
Worcestershire
Snowhill
Wimley Hall
Eros
Piccadilly
West End
Whitehall
George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Scotland
Matina
Greece
Westminster Abbey
Palace
Duchesa
York
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Princess Elizabeth Is
Princess Margaret Rose
Princess Elizabeth
Mary Cambridge
Gul
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Marina
Duke of Kent
Will manufacture trucks at Lima plant opening Feb 1
Consolidated Motors Corporation plans to hire 5006 workers when its Lima Ohio plant opens February 1. The firm will manufacture trucks after purchasing the former Relay Motors plant, idle for three years, from the previous owner.
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Lima Lima
Consolidated Motors Corporation
Realay Motors Corporation
Aviatrix Helene Boucher Killed In Paris Crash
Bulletin from Paris reports Helene Boucher aged 20 holder of world altitude and speed records was killed in a crash at Guayancourt Aerodrome near Versailles.
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Paris
Helene Boucher
Guayancourt Aerdrome
Versailles
Typhoon leaves three dead in Philippine provinces
A severe typhoon hit Leyte and Samar provinces killing three people and destroying about 10,000 homes. The storm affected at least seven provinces, with wide damage reported across the Philippine Islands.
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Mantua
Philippine Islands
Leyte
Samar
U S Filing Test Case on Hondes Manufacturing Co
The Justice Department filed suit in the Western District of New York seeking an injunction to restrain Honde Manufacturing Co from alleged violations of the Recovery Act’s collective bargaining provision. The action concludes months of joint study by the department and the targeted agency.
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Washington
Justice Department
The
Honde Manufacturing Co
New York
National Labor Relations Board
Personal Tax Collection High Shows Record Yield
County Treasurer Walter J. Wright reported personal tax collection at 9S percent of the total charged, the best yet. General personal property for 1934 was $343,119 with total collection $357,103. Classified tax collection exceeded the current amount charged by about $3,000, with delinquent payments boosting the total to $66,897 from $63,963. Delinquent real estate taxes reached about $152,000 since mid August, aided by a partial payment plan and bank reopenings, with expectations to double when banks renew licenses. Next period will begin after year start under a new 10 mill real estate cap.
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Walter J. Wright
Wright
National Bank of Commerce
Elyria
Auto License Change Heads to Lorain County
Lorain County motorists will see the new 1935 automobile license plates tomorrow, with sales by three deputy registrars in Elyria. Plates go on sale but cannot be displayed until after December 10, and the deputies are Thomas Francia, W H Jenne, and Elyria No 3.
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Lorain County
Ohio Cara
Elyria
Thomas Francia
Broad Street
W. H. Jenne
Adams and
Foster Streets
New Petition To Be Filed For Shank
A mandamus petition to force a sanity hearing for Mark H. Shank, sentenced to die December 28 for the poison slaying of four Alvin Calley family members near Malvern in 1930, will be filed in Jefferson County Circuit Court soon. Defense attorney W. T. Pate Jr. cited Gov Futrell’s setting of the execution date as urgent. the circuit court is expected to deny the petition. If denied, Pate will pursue the matter in the Arkansas Supreme Court, which has rejected prior petitions.
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Little Rock
Ark
Mark H. Shank
Jefferson County Circuit Court
W. T. Pate, Jr
Shank
J. M. Futrell
Alvin Calley
Malvern
Circuit Court
L. Todhunter
Arkansas Prison System
Pate
Supreme Court
High Court
Pay Of Steel Co Executives Reveal Pay Of Steel Co Executives
Washington November 30 High executives of Republic Steel Corp received 419 628 in salaries last year and will draw 494 716 this year under registration filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission The filing accompanies merger plans with Corrigan AeKinger Steel Co and acquisitions of Trucson Steel Co It lists the 10 largest stockholders and changes in officials stockholdings plus merger expenses Tom L Girdler chairman and president tops salaries with 117 420 last year and an estimated 129 372 this year He previously earned 349 151 in 1929 as Jones Laughlin Steel Co chief executive
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Washington
Republic Steel Corporation
Securities & Exchange Commission
Corrigan, AeKinger Steel Co
Cleveland
Trucson Steel Co
Youngstown
Tom L. Girdler
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co
Girdler
Japan seeks new treaty to abolish ratio system
In Tokyo on November 30 Japanese foreign minister Koki Hirota told parliament that Japan seeks a new and reasonable naval limitation treaty to abolish the ratio system and pursue thorough naval reduction. His remarks signal renunciation of the Washington pact and close the door to ongoing London talks.
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Blilletin
Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Hirota
Washington
London
Leaders Shaping Program for Next Year
Washington Navy report notes a short session of Congress aims to set a definite new deal program for next year. Roosevelt aides plan conferences at Warm Springs on relief and social security while seeking compromise on the bonus and tax issues. Garner and Robinson prepare to organize the administration’s legislative force as Congress opens mid-December.
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Washington
Navy
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Cypturn
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Torlief
Democratic Party
John N. Garner
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Congress
No Obstructionist Tactics By G. O. P. Men In Congress
Washington Nov 20 Rep Herrand Snell NY minority floor leader said Republicans will not pursue obstructionist tactics in the coming session. He added that GOP members who have talked with him want to meet majority party issues on their merits and cooperate to restore normal conditions as the administration takes a middle course on the road to recovery.
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Washington
Bherrand Snell
N. Y
Snell
City Club Formed At Elyria YMCA For Civic, Social Roles
Elyria's new City Club adopted the name at a YMCA meeting. It plans talks by outsiders, social events, and citizenfocused activities. Membership limited to 35 young men ages 21 to 30, with officers and committees named. Meetings set for 7 pm Wednesdays at the YMCA. In Nashville, FitzGerald Hall was elected president of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway, succeeding James B. Hill who becomes president of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
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Elyria
City Club
Elyria W. MC
Charles Miederhauser
Frank Wilcox
Nelson, Witch, Jr
Nashville, Tenn
Fitzgerahd Hall
James B. Hill
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway
Hill
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Alter Retail Tax Bill Sails Through Senate Revisions
Columbus report outlines a pending Monday committee session to reexamine an emergency revenue program costing 78000 dollars. The retail sales tax bill has undergone Senate committee alterations and a new income tax rate reduction is anticipated as debates continue in the upper chamber.
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Columbus
House
Senate
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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Hoke
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Lamar Co
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