Germany warns Britain on Rhineland talks translated misstep
Paris reports that Berlin says a translation error misrepresented Hitler's reply to participate in League of Nations talks. Alsbald meant in due course, not forthwith, raising hopes but sparking French anger and warnings from France Belgium and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kuh
United Press
Tondon
Germany
Great Britain
League of Nations Council
Rhineland
Adolf Hitler
Sim
Alsbald
London
Hitler
United Press Berlin
Cassell
League Council
France
Belgium
Italy
Britain
League
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Teague
Paris
Col Ayres Warns Tax Hike Could Stall Recovery
Cleveland March 16 Col Leonard P Ayres economist warns in the Cleveland Trust Co business bulletin that a proposed tax on corporate surpluses could curb cash reserves and hinder plant rehabilitation. He says higher taxes would reduce dividends and slow recovery as firms retain profits for safety rather than invest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Leonard P. Ayres
Business Bulletin
Cleveland Trust Co
Col. Ayres
Weather Update Cloudy with Rainy Turn and Colder Tonight
Cloudy with rain and colder conditions expected tonight and into Tuesday. Local temperatures show a 24 hour period ending noon today with limited high and low readings and recent trends.
Murder Mystery Shadows Coldwater Youth Death
Linus Knapke a 17 year old farm youth six miles southwest of Coldwater is found shot multiple times in the torso and head. He staggered to a barnyard where parents found him and a doctor later pronounced him dead. Sheriff Davis has no clues. torn jacket buttons suggest a struggle. Funeral planned at St Peter’s Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
Linus Nnapke
Coldwater
Knapke
L. M. Davis
Krapke
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Former Mayor Spars Drives Move to Purge Akron Radicals
Former Mayor C Nelson Spars intensifies effort to purge Akron of radicals from Goodyear strike areas. From his main hotel he leads supporters and vigilantes torch light to press for reopening the tire plant amid protests and calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
C. Nelson Spars
Wnneeet Cn
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Sparks
WPA Strikers Move In Capitol In Madison Standoff
In Madison on March 16 leader Lyle Olson led about 1235 WPA strikers to occupy Wisconsin's capitol building as their living quarters. They threatened possible loss of life if demands for higher wages are not met and urged state WPA head Martin W. Torkelson to grant more money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
WPA
Wisconsin
Wnt
Lyle Olson
Olson
Martin W. Torkelson
Filling Station Break-In Probed At Main and Burt
Sheriff R. B. Stevens investigated a break-in at Spray's filling station at the Main and Burt corner Saturday night. Entry was gained by breaking a small front window and turning the knob from inside. No merchandise or cash was reported stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Stevens
Spray
Main
Burt Streets
Supreme Court Recesses for Two Weeks
The Supreme Court recessed for two weeks today after a brief noon session in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
Stocks Open Mixed as Bonds Quiet and Dollar Firm
New York March 16 stocks opened fairly active with mixed prices. Bonds were irregular but quiet and the dollar firmed in foreign currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio old age pension plan marks second anniversary
Van Wert county shows 550 recipients under the Ohio Division of Aid for the Aged with about 8000 dollars paid monthly. Walter W. Jones notes the program has saved local relief costs while expanding pension averages from 12.74 to 15.03 dollars monthly by late 1935. Federal aid discussions and administration efficiency are highlighted by T. M. LaMoreaux and Charles Sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Division of Aid For
State Welfare Department
van Wert County
Walter W. Jones
Court House
Ohio
Jones
Division of
Aid For the
George White
M. L. Brown
Springfield
Order of Eagles
Henry J. Berrodin
Akron
The
Eagles
Martin
L. Davey
Berrodin
Brown
Davey
White
Social Security Board
Washington
Columbus
T. M. LaMoreaux
Charles Sacks
Sacks
Two Contracts Awarded for Union Centralized School Addition
Bids accepted Friday and Saturday total about 11000 for materials to build an addition to Union Centralized school. The board of education will meet Tuesday night to award three contracts totaling that amount and to open bids for 7000 more in materials. Balyeat Coal and Builders Supply to furnish brick and steel. Hisey and Bebout to supply millwork and roofing. Gunsett to install plumbing. Other needed items include stage fittings and auditorium seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Board of Education
Balyeat Coal and Builders Supply Company
Hisey and Bebout
Gunsett Company
New York Strikes End as Elevators Resume and Dry Goods Walkout
Thousands of New Yorkers ride elevators again as a 15 day building service strike ends while a wholesale dry goods strike disrupts a $100 million industry. The Realty Advisory Board reports an all night session secured air strike reinstatements and a three year contract containing a preferential shop agreement. The closed shop demand was dropped a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. I. B Company
Mandel & Cohen
Wholesale Dry Goods
American Federation of Labor
Realty Advisory Board
Building Service Employers International Union
Serge Maivani Kicked to Death by Polo Pony
Palm Beach society mourns Serge Maivani from an adventurous Russian provincial family. Louise Van Allen Molli vani watched as her husband was kicked to death by his polo pony on a polo field. His brother Alexis and Barbara Hutton separated after a 1932 divorce.
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Palm ‘Beach
Fla
van Allens
Serge Maivani
Louise van Allen Mollivani
Serg
Alexis
Barbara Hutton
Spain
Coal Production Cut by Epidemic
In Jenkins Kentucky coal production has fallen sharply due to a spinal meningitis epidemic. Mine officials report several new cases including Fleming Fleming 3 cases Pottersfork 2 Eolia 2 Hemphill 1. No deaths reported. Schools closed and public gatherings banned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Fleming
Pottersfork
Eolia
Hemphill
Pension payments 1935 cost far below estimates
The 1935 pension year shows costs well under estimates. If monthly payments matched the December peak of about 1.3 million dollars, the yearly total would reach 15.6 million dollars, yet early year pensioners were few, making actual 1935 costs about two million dollars lower.
Ohio highway patrolmen emphasize courtesy over toughness
Sgt. Augenstein told Findlay Rotarians that the Ohio State Highway Patrol stresses utmost courtesy and the benefit of the doubt to motorists during traffic stops. The talk outlined patrol structure, districts, posts in Findlay region, radio-equipped cars, and the focus on preventing accidents rather than strict speed enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lynn Black
Augenstein
Findlay
Rotarians
State
Bellevud
Perrysburg
Defiance
Lima
Bellefontaine
Marion
van Wert
Lima Post
J.C. Schofield
LaMonda
Clark
Enright
Allen
Mercer
Auglaise
Shelby
Hardin
Putnam
Columbus
Five in Fourth District Contest For Ohio House Nomination
Five candidates filed in Lima for the Fourth District House seat. Democrat Frank L. Kloeb of Celina faces Herman Brandewile of Minster and Henry Kampf of Piqua. Republican contenders are Robert W. Turner of Port Jefferson and Ross Pepple of Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
Frank L. Kloeb
Celina
Will
Herman Brandewile
Minster
Henry Kampf
Piqua
Robert W. Turner
Port Jefferson
Ross Pepple
106 Candidates File for Precinct Committee Jobs
Van Wert county voters see 106 candidates filing petitions for county central committees 65 Democrats and 51 Republicans in 48 precincts. Contests appear in 14 Democratic and five Republican precincts where multiple petitions exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert
Germany weighs Rhineland crisis response amid debt warnings
Berlin discusses League of Nations talks on Germany's acceptance of counterforces in sanctions. Hitler urges a speech in the Rhineland as German officials weigh whether to sever links with international economic life. British hopes center on splitting French and British policy to end the legal debate and pursue peace proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Staff
United Press
Berlin
Germany
League Council
Rhineland
Hitler
Joachim von Ree
Ribbentrop
Frankfurter Zeitung
League of Nations Council
France
London
Munich
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Mae Bannister
Dorchester
N. B
Philip Lake
Eee
Coldwater Boy
Troy
N. Y
Pierce H. Russell
Capitol
N.Y
Rotary
United States
Rose Freistater
Bronx
Frank P. Graves
States Commission of Education
Board of Examiners
W. E. Kreisher
Cletus Stripe
OC. D. May
James Fastnaught
Walter M. Wills
A. Gaylord
Miller
Charles Koogle
A. C. Frericks
J. F. Greenewald
Frank R. McCleary
D. Ora P. Myera
Z. Z. Miller
Harrison North
Harrison South
Hoaglin
Grant Bechtel
Jackson
Howard E
Roush
Jennings
M. M. Burnett
Wildred Detrick
Liberty North
E. Miller
Liberty South
H. O. Dull
Ohio City
D. M. Brubaker
M. M. Agier
Pleasant East
George Brown
Francis Allen
Pleasant West
F. B. Kieh
Ridge East
Leon Slattery
Ridge
A. J. McCleary
Tully
W.R. Reidenbach
F. Bailey
Charles A. Protsman
L. P. Meyer
John Borden
Scott
Washington East
Edward P. Runyan
Washington West
Candi
Middle Point
J. Harvey Foster
Delphos
Rose Fast
Syl Baumgarte
Cecelia Kavermen
J. Carl Stopher
Don Swihart
Art O. Walthorst
E.J. McCabe
Willshire East
H. G. Ault
Fred A. Smith
Willshire West
Wren
York
Elgin
Ernest Goodwin
Venedocia
Joseph Heitz
A. N. E. Stuckey
John F. Bechtel
John O. Bowden
A. A. Holbrook
A. C. M. Riggin
J. C. Shaffer
Edward Welch
C. H. Gambie
A. D. Pennell
Oliver Perry
C. M. Young
Harry L Scharff
C. M. Purmort
A. P. Stuckey
Harry M. Long
Clyde L. Houltry
Samuel C. Dannison
W. O. Stogdill
Elmer’ Bashore
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