Riots in Holy Land Kill 13 Amid Jewish Arab Tensions
Rioting flared in Jaffa and Tel Aviv with Jewish and Arab clashes. A Briton was wounded after Arabs attacked him in Jaffa. The week of violence left 10 Jews and three Arabs dead and prompted calls for a general strike to stop Jewish immigration. Shops looted and police fired on crowds during protests against the murder of several bandits.
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United Press
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Nablus
Seven Die In Ohio Weekend Traffic And Train Crashes
An Ohio weekend saw at least seven deaths from traffic and railroad incidents. A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck a car at Newark killing J. A. McDowell 70 Elmer Mathews 72 and Edward Rector 50. Five injured include Alberta McDowell Jay McDowell and three children. Others died in Uhrichsville Crestline and Columbus crashes.
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Newark
Ohio
Baltimore& Ohio
J. A. McDowell
Licking County Fair Association
Elmer Mathews
Edward Rector
Alberta McDowell
Jay McDowell
Janice
Idabelle
Albert
Paul Baumholtz
Near Midvale
Uhrichsville
William Lang
New Philadelphia
Charles Herbert
Barnhill
Baumholts
Ralph Belinoff
Fannie May Stewart
Columbus
Meredith Rish
Crestline
Law on terms for common pleas judges upheld
The third district court of appeals in Lima Ohio ruled the graduated term law for common pleas judges constitutional. It requires starting and ending dates to differ when a county has three or more judges.
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Lima
Common Pleas
Third District Court of Appeals
Priddy and Phares to Address Rural Forum in Middle Point
O. W. Priddy and W. R. Phares county agricultural agent will address a rural forum at the school in Middle Point tomorrow night. The program will include performances by the high school mixed chorus.
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O. W. Priddy
W. R. Phares
Rural Forum
Middle Point
Opening Stocks Edge Higher With Mixed Early Action
New York trading opened with irregular moves in moderate turnover. New York Central weakened on rails losses as it dropped a point amid heavy volume.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
New York Central
Power Co-op to Serve Farmers in Five Ohio Counties
The Western Farm Bureau Electric Co-operative Inc was organized in Lima to bring rural electrification to Van Wert and four neighboring counties. The project, underwritten by the Rural Electrification Administration, aims to string more than 1,400 miles of copper wire to serve over 5,000 farm families. Headquarters are in Lima at 118 West Spring Street. Milo Black of Van Wert, elected vice president, with Daniel Egis president and Carl Presar secretary-treasurer. other Van Wert representatives D. M. Clouse and A. E. Farr.
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van Wert
Lima
Western Farm Bureau Electric Cooperative, Inc
Rural Electrification Administration
West Spring St
Milo Black
van Wert Council
Western Co-operative
Daniel Egis
Allen County
Carl Presar
Auglaize County
D. M. Clouse
A. E. Farr
REA
Western Farm Bureau Electric Co-operative, Inc
Italians Press 10 Hostilities in Ethiopian Campaign
Rome dispatch reports Italian armies advancing on multiple axes toward Addis Ababa and Dessye as Empress and princes seek refuge. Government prepares to sabotage roads and bridges while Ethiopians evacuate the capital. foreigners seek shelter at the British legation.
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Europe
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Memen
Makonnen
Harar
Addis Ababa
Dessye
Asfa Wasan
Italy
Pietro Badoglio
Afsa Wosan
Rince
Abuna
Ethiopia
Ankober
Debra Brehan
Robi River
jAwash
Addis ‘Ababa -Djibouti
Cascades
Legation
Cornelius van H. Inget
Stoops Canning raises tomato juice and corn output
The Stoops Canning company plans plant changes to boost packing of fancy Country Gentleman and Golden Bantam corn and tomato juice. Last year they shipped to major fancy grocery houses, and this season will expand production, aiding local farmers and promoting Van Wert as a center for fancy vegetable products.
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Stoops Canning Company
Stoops Company
United States
Stoops
van Wert
Credit Guide Again Issued by Van Wert Publisher
Mrs. E. E. Combs has released the twentieth annual edition of Combs' Credit Guide used by local retailers in Van Wert county. The book lists credit ratings based on retailer experience and serves as a directory with addresses and occupations. It was begun 20 years ago by the late E. E. Combs and remains a valuable tool for credit decisions.
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E. E. Combs
Combs
van Wert County
Combs Credit Guide
Antwerp Woman Hurt in Crash
Mrs. Wilbur Green of Antwerp was seriously injured in an early Sunday crash four miles east of Antwerp. She suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne after her car collided with a truck on a curve.
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Wilbur Green
Antwerp
Lutheran Hospital
Fort Wayne
Redrup to Speak on Sanitary Engineering for Kiwanis
A. F. P. Redrup, engineer at the city sewage disposal plant, will address Kiwanis Club members tonight at 7:30 in the Hotel Marsh on sanitary engineering.
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A. FP. Redrup
Kiwanis Club
Eight arraigned before mayor in police court
Eight men appeared before Mayor John H. Morrison in police court. Three bound over to the grand jury, two for driving a car without the owner's consent, and one for breaking and entering. Court actions included jail detentions, fines, and orders to leave the city.
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John H. Morrison
Emanuel McHugh
Rockford
Harry Smitley
van Wert
Leon Huffine
Scouts Find 46 Bird Species on River Hike
Ten scouts and scouters from Van Wert with first class rank joined a 6 am bird hike along the St. Marys river. They identified 46 species including bald pate wigeon brant black burnian and American coots. The group also saw horned lark upland plover and various warblers and vireos. Dr J R Jarvis led the hike as bird study merit badge examiner.
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van Wert
St. Marys River
J. R. Jarvis
Fred P. Clark Case Passed Again in Federal Court
The case of Fred P. Clark formerly of Van Wert was passed in U S district court for sentencing pending investigation. Clark was present but uncalled. He has been in Milan Michigan federal detention after pleading guilty to false entries in bank records.
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Fred P. Clark
van Wert
George P. Hahn
Clark
Federal
Milan
Mich
Four Fires Cause Heavy Damage In City Area
Four fires sparked by chimneys and other sources caused heavy and light losses across multiple locations. Ray mond A. Straley’s home at 669 North Market Street lost half its roof. J H Elker’s nearby farm three miles south burned a larger house and 500 baby chicks. E D Woodruff at 630 Cable Street faced a minor gasoline stove blaze. A E Baxter at 1348 Market Street had a small roof fire extinguished early Sunday.
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Raymond A. Straley
N. Market St
J. H. Elker
E. D. Woodruff
Cable St
A. E. Baxter
Market St
Youth Injured as Autos Crash at Lincoln Highway Intersection
Autos driven by Otto Kilgore, 40, Convoy, and Theon Kohn, 73, south of Glenmore, collided at 9 45 this morning at the Lincoln highway Dutch John road intersection near the west city limits. Passenger Arnold Etzler, 18, was slightly injured as the radiator damage was reported. Sheriff R B Stevens investigated the crash and noted Kilgore traveled west while Kohn went south.
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Otto Kilgore
Theon Kohn
Glenmore
Lincoln Highway
Dutch John Road
West
Arnold Etzler
Kilgore
R. B. Stevens
Kohn
Noted horseman Ross Long dies in Lexington
Funeral services for Ross Long, 43, longtime manager of Charles T. Fisher Dixiana farms in Lexington, were held today at the Dixiana farms residence. The body was to be sent to Delaware, Ohio for burial Wednesday. Long died of a cerebral hemorrhage in his Lexington hotel room after returning from Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, where he was born. He gained national renown as Sere before his death.
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Lexington
Ross
Long
Charles T. Fisher Dixiana Farms
Dixiana Farms
Delaware
Waynesburg
Sere
Peace Talks Stalled as Italy Ethiopia War Looms
At Geneva on April 20 Britain’s Eden signaled possible new sanctions against Italy while Ethiopia pressed for immediate penalties and peace terms. The League Council debated a draft resolution by neutral nations urging Italy to end the war and uphold the 1925 anti gas convention.
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Geneva
Great Britain
Italy
Anthony Eden
League Council
Eden
League
United Press
Ethiopia
Great Bri
France
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Wolde Mariami
Britain
Joseph Paul Boncour
Stanley Bruce
Australia
Salvador de Madariaga
Spain
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Holland
Council
San Bernardino school uses crates to build desks
San Bernardino Cal city school officials report saving money by making teachers desks from packing crates at 22 dollars each versus 30 dollars for factory produced desks. The project also provides local cabinet makers with employment and yields serviceable desks.
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San Abernarlino
Cal
Father of 5 Shot Warden Faces Charge in Ohio
William Disher of Celina the father of five was shot during an altercation with Ted Hull Mercer county deputy game warden after an argument near the Lew Wells parking lot on Hayes Hull was subdued by Sheriff officials and Disher was rushed to Otis Hospital with critical wounds to the side and hand doctors warned of grave risk of peritonitis as arraignment looms Hull 29 faces charges of shooting with intent to kill based on statements from Marshal Henry Bobenmeyer and Sheriff Davis.
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Celina
William Disher
Otis Hospital
Ted Hull
Mercer County
Squire Rice
Disher
Hull
Davis
Henry Bobenmeyer
Lew Wells
Hayes
Marshal Bobenmeyer
Reservations for Band Trip to Washington Drawn Up
Reservations must be made by 9 A.M. Wednesday for the special excursion to Washington D C on Thursday, April 30. C P Bowdle is chair and 75 to 80 persons are expected to depart 6:40 P.M. Thursday on the Pennsylvania railroad, returning to Van Wert at 6:26 A.M. Sunday.
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Washington, D. C
C. P. Bowdle
Tesl
Pennsylvania Railroad
van Wert
YMCA Campaign Under Way In 1936 Drive
The annual YMCA campaign started today with volunteers including Clarence Kohn as the first enrollee. B H Waitman and Ralph Rawlings lead the canvass. several individuals have already reached their 1936 quota and join the 1 000 percent club.
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YMCA
Clarence Kohn
B. H. Waitman
Ralph Rawlings
A. I. Clymer
John L. Jones
W. B. Jones
A. E. Diener
E. C. Humphereys
J. F. Beam
Reynold Nelsom
Holmes Stoops
M. M. Gear
William Fostnaught
Dr. M. Forwalter
A. C. Gilpin
Frank Leslie
J. W. Longwell
E. I. Antrim
C. V. Hoke
Burdette Todd
Charles Balyeat
A. J. Gunsett
Charges Against Null in Open Soon at Sandusky Home
The Ohio Welfare Department plans removal proceedings against Perry L. Null, commandant of the Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Home at Sandusky, with action expected this week or early next week before the State Civil Service Commission.
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Columbus
Perry L. Null
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Sandusky
State Welfare Department
State Civil Service Commission
Strike Called to Protest Riot Deaths in Lwow
WARSAW April 20 Trades union leaders proclaimed a 24 hour general strike at Lwow in protest against the killing of 13 men in riots last week. Workers of transport gas and electric services were to walk out along with other employees.
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Warsaw
Lwow
Transport, Gas and Electric
Trapped Miners Speak From Depths of Reynolds Shaft
Three men imprisoned in an abandoned Reynolds shaft near Mooge River face death after Easter. Rescue teams of 300 workers drill a five inch pipe to the 141 foot level as one voice confirms a fatal outcome and the others fight exposure and starvation.
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Laughlin F. Cunningham
United Press
Mooge River
Reynolds
Herman B. Magill
Toronto
D. W. Robertson
Alfred Scadding
Dr. Son
B. H. Ivey
London
Ont
Robertson
Ivey
Plan Meeting Set for County Religious Convention
Tuesday evening at 8 o clock in Scott chapel of the Presbyterian church will host the initial meeting to plan a convention at serene Lane on June 14 and 15. County Council Religious Education pastors school superintendents and others interested are invited to attend.
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Scott Chapel
The
Presbyterian
Serene Lane Lee
Cloudy Skies Likely Rain Showers Tonight and Tuesday
Weather notes indicate overcast conditions with possible showers tonight and Tuesday. Colder air is expected Tuesday with temperature ranges typical for the period.
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Lee Brown
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