King George Nearing Crisis With No Real Change
England, Jan. 20. King George lay between life and death at Sandringham House as physicians watched his breathing. A privy council meeting named a council of state to act for him, comprising Queen Mary and four sons. Four ministers joined the king’s counselors in Sandringham. crisis was expected before tomorrow.
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Sandringham
England
George
Sandringham House
Privy Council
Council of State
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucester
Duke of Kent
Canterbury
Church of England
Lord Dawson of
Penn
George V of
London
George V
Local Youth Hurt in Lincoln Highway Crash Near Delphos
Trevelyn Dickinson of Decatur Road sustained a severe scalp wound and head injuries in an early Sunday crash on the Lincoln highway three miles east of Delphos near the Auglaize river bridge. Bernard Stetler, who drove the car, escaped serious harm and the vehicle went into a ditch. Dickinson remained at Van Wert County Hospital with possible home release soon.
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Trevelyn Dickinson
Decatur Road
Delphos
Lincoln Highway
van Wert
Dickinson
Bernard Stetler
Auglaize River
Stetler
Week-end Snow Slow with Two Fatal Traffic Deaths
Ice and snow kept drivers cautious but two deaths were reported in Ohio over the weekend. Allen Yentzer, 20, of Wharton, was fatally injured when his car skidded on an icy road near Findlay and struck a pole. Theodore Stoltmann, 66, was struck and killed by a hit and run driver in Cincinnati.
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Oho
Allen Yentzer
Wharton
Findlay
Theodore Stoltmann
Cincinnati
Tragedy in Cleveland Fires Leave Two Dead
In Cleveland two people died and a third was critically burned as fires swept through homes. Mrs. Mabel Hickson aged 65 perished from an overheated stove blaze. Arthur Mitchell aged 1 died trapped in a basement and Frank Patrick aged 28 suffered severe burns when fire struck his parents home.
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Cleveland, O
Mabel Hickson
Arthur Mitchell
Frank Patrick
Scientists form alchemy debunking society in London
A British group led by Prof. J. R. Partingdon at the University of London forms an alchemy society to end talk of alchemy and prove that gold cannot be produced from base metals. They aim to show that only future star-scale energy might enable transmutation.
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London
J. R. Partingdon
University of London
Partingdon
F. Sherwood Taylor
London University
Sr. Taylor
Prof
Egypt
Babylon
England
Prince
Royal Society
Fire Damage at West Maple Avenue Home
Firemen respond to a roof blaze at 8:09 PM caused by chimney sparks at J. F Mollenkopf 366 West Maple Avenue. Damage is described as slight and was quickly extinguished.
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J. F Mollenkopf
West Maple Avenue
Frigid storm leaves heavy casualties and snowbound nation
A brutal winter storm sweeps the New England coast and midwest, killing over 60 and snarling traffic nationwide. Temperatures plunge with 44 below in Minnesota and widespread subzero readings, as New York City endures eight inches of snow and 1.74 inches of precipitation, crippling urban life.
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New England
Minnesota
West Esca
North Atlantic
Midwest
Rockies
Bismarck
N. D
Waverly
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Atlanta
New York City
Manhattan
Tax refunds announced by House expenditures committee
Washington reports federal tax refunds totaling 66.1 million dollars for the last fiscal year. Prominent individuals like Mrs. Sarah D. Roosevelt and Ogden L. Mills received sums, while Du Pont family members totaled about 48 thousand dollars. Major hog tax refunds went to Armour, Swift, and Custody Packing in Chicago. Chairman James Cochran noted internal revenue collections exceeded refunds. Harold Lloyd appears among individuals with a smaller refund.
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Washington
House Expenditures Committee
Treasury
Congress
Sarah D. Roosevelt
Ogden L. Mills
James J. Tunney
Internal Revenue Bureau
Harold Lloyd
Forum Will Meet at Library Wednesday Evening
The YMCA Community Forum moves to Brumback Library at 8 PM for one night only to avoid conflicting with a boxing match at the YMCA. Rev. J. H. Lamy of First Presbyterian Church will speak on What is Underlying the Present World Drama, followed by a public discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Community Forum
Brumback Library
YMCA
American Legion
J. H. Lamy
first’Presbyterian Church
Major General Cole to lead Fifth Corps area
Major General William E. Cole relinquished command of the Second Coast Artillery District in New York and will arrive in Columbus Thursday to become commanding officer of the Fifth Corps area. He succeeds Brig. Gen. W. K. Naylor, who has been in command since Maj. Gen. A. J. Bowley’s transfer.
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Columbus
William E. Cole
Second Coast Artillery District
New York
Fifth Corps
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
W. K. Naylor
A. J. Bowley
Supreme Court delays ruling on TVA power program
Washington Jan 20 The Supreme Court postponed its decision on the constitutionality of the new deal TVA power program for at least two weeks. The government pressed its case against attacks on new deal measures filing briefs to overturn the Bankhead Cotton Control Act test and urging reconsideration of the Louisiana rice millers tax ruling. The justices announced a fresh ruling on gold clause bond validity as it relates to foreign dollar bonds.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Deal
TVA
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Louisiana Rice Millers
Full Neutrality Held Impossible
Secretary Cordell Hull told the Senate foreign relations committee it is impossible to draft a law guaranteeing total American neutrality in any future war. He endorsed Roosevelt’s plan to limit financial dealings and trade with belligerents to lessen the chance of involvement. The remark surfaced during a secret conference on the program amid a push by the weapons inquiry panel for more funds to extend their study.
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United Press
Washington
Cordell Hull
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hull
Roosevelt
United States
Senate
D. C. Kinder Ill At Home In Rockford
D C Kinder a longtime Rockford publisher and one of western Ohio’s oldest journalists is seriously ill at his Rockford home. Doctors say illness linked to complications of old age and advanced years.
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D. C. Kinder
Ohio
Rockford
Rockford Press
Mrs. F. E. Longwell Injured in Fall on Ice
Mrs. F E Longwell fractured her right wrist Sunday afternoon after slipping on ice in the driveway at her South Washington street home. Ohio University students in Athens appealed to President Roosevelt to block an ROTC unit approved by the university trustees.
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F. E. Longwell
South Washington Street
Athens
Ohio University
Roosevelt
County Education Board Officers Re-elected
M. M. Ayler was re-elected president and J. P. Slattery was re-elected vice president at a re organization meeting of the county board of education held Saturday in the office of County Superintendent C. L. Shaffer. Other members named were F. L. Allen H. G. Freck and Burl Stemen.
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M. M. Ayler
J. P.slattery
Middle Point
County Board of Education
C. L. Shaffer
Ff. L. Allen
H. G. Freck
Burl Stemen
District Winners in Declamations Announced in Ohio
District winners of the Prince of Peace declamation contest were named in Columbus. Thirty finalists from 3,000 entrants will compete in semi finals January 26 and finals February 4 with cash prizes totaling 380 dollars plus three college scholarships.
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Columbus
Prince of Peace
Ohio Council of Churches
Ruth Johnson
Lancaster
Don Radike
Painesville
Florence Strong
Chardon
Donald Stage
Newark
Helen Gulick
Melmore
Jocal Church
Anna May Wong Heads to Land of Ancestors
Hollywood actress Anna May Wong, born in Los Angeles, heads to China where she may appear in Chinese produced plays. She has never been in China before.
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Hollywood
Anna May Wong
China
Miss Wong
Los Angeles
Wreckage Finds Pistol in Southerner Plane Crash
A .38 caliber automatic pistol with three shells was found in the wreckage of American Airlines The Southerner at Goodwin Arkansas. The discovery renews talk that the Bureau of Air Commerce may reopen its crash inquiry into the de luxe liner’s power dive in the Arkansas swamp killing seventeen.
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Memphis
Tenn
American Airlines
Southerner
Goodwin
Ark
Bureau of Air Commerce
Arkansas
Rotary members tested in library trivia on meeting day
Miss Mary Hardy the Brumback library substitute answered most questions after the regular speaker, addressing library trustees operations branches and service districts. The library now holds 43,000 books and a circulation between seven and eight times the county population with forty percent of locals using it.
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C. B. Pollock
Brumback Library
Mary Hardy
Ohio counties to receive veterans bonus shares
Washington January 20 report lists county amounts from the veterans bonus bill. Allen $1 107 718.99 Auglaize $447 838.54 Darke $606 509.62 Hancock $644 726.63 Hardin $440 971.70 Mercer $400 456.88 Van Wert $419 238.27 State total 182 692 certificate holders, $106 081 344.03.
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Washington
Ohio
Allen
Auglaize
Darke
Hancock
Hardin
Mercer
van Wert
Services Today for Mrs Aumiller
Funeral services are held at St. John's Reform church in Fort Wayne for Mrs. Dorothy Aumiller 37 who died Friday evening at St. Joseph's Hospital. Survived by husband Otto three sons four daughters three brothers Edward Miller Flint Arthur Decatur Theodore Fort Wayne two sisters Edith Miller Toledo Hilda Smith Richmond former Harrison township resident.
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St. John’s, Reformed Church
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dorothy Aumiller
St. Joseph's Hospital
Aumiller
Otto Aumiller
Edward Miller
Flint
Mich
Arthur
Decatur
Theodore
Edith Miller
Toledo
Hilda Smith
Richmond
Harrison Township
Senate approves baby bonus bill by 76 to 14 vote
The Senate passed a 2.237 billion dollar compromise veterans bonus measure by 76 to 14. It would issue bonds to 1945 value for service certificates, payable in cash or held with 3 percent interest, with the White House veto possible but not certain.
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Senate
Washington, Jan
H. O. Thompson
United Press
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Tom Connally
Tex
William H. King
Utah
House
Foreign Relations Committee
Governor Hoffman May Discuss Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
In Trenton New Jersey on January 20 Governor Harold G Hoffman may confer again with Bruno Hauptmann in the state prison death house to review important details of the Lindbergh kidnapping. Hauptmann sent word he had new facts and Hoffman said he will decide later if he should visit the prison.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Death House
Hauptmann
Hoffman
Matrimonial Club Promoters Held in Toronto Conspiracy Case
Mrs Nelle Brooke Stull of Elyria Ohio founder of the International Widows and Widowers Club and J Rutherford Allen a Texas oil man were jailed in Toronto awaiting trial on conspiracy charges. They were arrested in their hotel suite after promoting a matrimonial club to unite lonely souls.
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Toronto
Ont
Nelle Brooke
Stull
Elyria
International Widows’ and
J. Rutherford Allen
Rawleigh Allen
Texas
General Tonight Fair Then Clouds With Snow Risk
Weather outlook notes generally fair conditions tonight. Tuesday clouds move in with a gradually rising temperature and a possible light snowfall. Data on temperatures is garbled but references a 24 hour maximum and minimum.
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Ohio Public Utilities Commission
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