Threatened Civil War in Cuba Shocks Havana
In Havana on September 19 opposition elements warned civil war if President Grau San Martin did not resign. A coalition of parties and revolutionary groups pressed for his removal while leaders warned they would not accept a coalition government. Elections for a constitutional assembly were set for next April with the regime claiming they would proceed despite tensions.
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Havana
Ramon Gran San Martin
Grau San Martin
Ocer Revolutionary Society
ARC
Nationalistes
Conservatives
Martanistas
Gran San Martin
Army
Navy
ABC
National Hotel
Presidential
Blas Hernandez
Moron
Gerardo Machado
Hernandez
Parochial School Aid Bill May Be Decided Today
Columbus Ohio September 19 Fate of the Goodwin Smolka bill proposing to appropriate 4 900 000 of state funds for parochial school aid may be definitively decided today by the General Assembly The bill is the first measure on the calendar for House consideration and will be brought up for passage unless postponed Governor White has indicated he will veto the bill if the 3 000 000 earmarked for weak school districts remains in the Gangett bill The House convened Monday after a brief recess
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Columbus
Goodwin-Smolka
Ohio
General Assembly
Gunsett School ‘‘Foundation
Senate
White
Gangett
Wheat Producers of Four Townships Name Group
Wheat producers from Avon Ea ton Ridgeville and Columbia Townships chose their committees to handle the wheat adjustment program details. Officers include A. J. Carpenter as chairman Ster Hug Mills and A. D. Carpenter. The county committee will include all township chairmen and oversee the program countywide. Signatures for contracts are not solicited and participation requires signing at meetings or with signed contracts to the committee. The deadline to sign applications is next Monday.
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Avon
Eaton
Ridgeville
Columbia
A. J. Carpenter
Ster- Hug Mills
A. D. Carpenter
Compromise Reached In Elyria Golf Caddy Rates
Elyria Country Club caddies and management settled a threatened strike today. Caddies will be paid 75 cents for 1 hole and 40 cents for 9 holes, totaling 70 cents for 18 holes and 35 cents for nine holes after the master takes 5 cents. Previously they earned 55 cents for 18 holes.
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Elyria Country Club
Jack Black
Demands list driven by Grau San Martin at the palace
Grau San Martin worked with tireless energy and arrived at the palace at 10:15 a.m. yesterday. He remained at work until 1 a.m. today as the dispute produced a list of demands.
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Grau San Martin
Special Services at Spencer Church with Dr Hartranft
Dr HW Hartranft of Cresson Pa Bible teacher author and traveler speaks nightly at Spencer Baptist church at seven thirty except Saturdays until October 1. Founder of Traveling Bible Institute with 1009 students he teaches across the United States in various denominations. A song time precedes each talk with singing and instrumental numbers.
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HW. C. Hartranft
Cresson
Spencer Baptist Church
Hartranft
Traveling Bible Institute
United
Uartranft
Dancers Abuse Warning Turns Hornet's Nest Sting
Ruby Goldstein and two Los Angeles dancers practiced kicking a gray paper bag from a tree limb for six weeks. They succeeded and struck the bag, which revealed a hornet nest. The scene sparked anxious chatter about labor, capital, and service.
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Susanvilee
Cal
Ruby Goldstein
Los Angeles
Mrs. Goldstein
Two farm hands plead guilty to murder charges
State briefs report two farm hands Ches ter Smith of Newcomerstown and Clyde Bourne of Washington Township pleaded guilty to murder in the deaths of Lige Cramb lett and Naomi Cramb lett. Hearings to determine guilt later. Ohio State dairy products judges compete in Chicago with results due tonight. Other briefs note a mule-kick death near McArthur, a sleeping sickness death in Cincinnati, a pedestrian fatality in Columbus, a fifth infantile paralysis case in Martins Ferry, a horse rescued from a well in Rio Grands, and a fresh fruit and vegetable leaders group in Cincinnati. Ohio coal mine production up 100 percent year over year. An 11-man jury deliberates in Lima over a roadhouse slaying.
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New Philadelphia
Lige
Naomi Cramblett
Chester Smith
Newcomerstown
Clyde Bourne
Washington Township
Ohio liquor control plans statewide beer law enforcement
The Ohio liquor control commission will push enforcement of the beer law through a series of seven district meetings starting this week. Director L L Faris will confer with county prosecutors sheriffs mayors and police heads. The first session is Friday in New Philadelphia with another in Marietta on September 27.
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Columbus. C
Ohio
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
L. L. Faris
Commission
New Philadelphia
Marietta
County approves drainage grading on Smith Road section
County commissioners authorize the county surveyor to grade drainage structures along 3-4 mile section of Smith road in Wellington and Huntington townships as part of road improvement efforts.
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Smith Road
Wellington
Huntington
Baby Lacked Diaphragm At Springfield Hospital
One of the rarest medical cases at a Springfield hospital describes the birth of a child without a diaphragm. Two month old Joann Zoller, daughter of a Stratford couple, died after an operation. Surgeons noted similar cases occur but this one proved unmanageable despite surgical efforts.
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Springfield
Joann Zoller
Stratford
Lost 37 Pounds With Kruschen AdVERTISEMENT
An advertisement touts Kruschen as a safe weight loss aid. It claims users shed 37 pounds and 37 percent by taking a half teaspoon with hot or cold water daily, asserting quick digestion relief and renewed vigor. It mentions satisfaction guaranteed with money back and notes doctors endorse the product.
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Tye
Sonza
Waco
Texas
Liquor Sales Hearings Set For Saturday In Ohio
State Senator Joseph N. Acker announced the first in a series of public hearings on liquor control in Ohio. If prohibition is repealed the hearings will address questions about liquor traffic. The initial session will be held Saturday at the Hamilton County courthouse in Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
Joseph N. Ackerman
Ohio
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Senate
State Liquor Control Committee
Cat and rattler scene floods California city corner
In Hollister California Gene Sharp’s home cat Whiskora chased a rattler through a cornered display of nerves and wit. The feline kept the snake at bay while Mrs. Sharp stood by aiding the tense moment and the crowd watched.
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Rattler Hollister
Cal
Gene Sharp
Valhalla
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MGR
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