Lindbergh Kidnapping Case: Hoffman Appeal Rejected
The DoJ refused Gov. Harold C Hoffman of New Jersey’s bid to re-enter the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Hauptmann faces execution in Trenton as federal agents remain withdrawn and no reentry is expected.
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United Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Harold C Hoffman
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Bruno
Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Trenton
Homer
Cummings
Department
Florida
Justice Department
Lindberg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Ohio University Glee Club to Broadcast Contest Program
John Painter of Van Wert is a member of the Ohio University Men’s Glee Club which will broadcast on WBNS Columbus from 6:30 to 7:00 PM Saturday April 4. The broadcast is part of a nine college contest with 25 clubs in the pool. Winners are chosen by radio audience and judges with prizes of 150, 100, and 75 dollars.
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Athens
Ohio University Men's Glee Club
John Painter
van Wert
WBNS
Columbus
College Glee Club
Ohio
Tuesday Deadline on Tax Returns
County Auditor Harry D. Bellis announced next Tuesday, March 31, as the latest day to file personal property tax returns. Returns can be made by calling the auditor's office in the courthouse.
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Harry D. Bellis
Court House
Belgian Breeders Banquet Stresses Stable Market Outlook
Van Wert County Belgian Breeders Association held its annual banquet at the YMCA with 119 attendees. L. P. McCann of Ohio State University cited a steady market for Belgian horses and breeders in the county were well positioned to supply top stock. Donald H. Smith spoke on Peculiarities of the Presidents. Eight directors were elected: Ira Heffel, Wilbur Phillips, David Schandt, Carl Muntinger, Frank Seigel, Clark Seigel, A. E. Long, Wayne Ricketts.
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van Wert
YMCA
U B. Church
L. P. McCann
Ohio State University Livestock
Donald H. Smith
Plane wreckage found near Tucson. four Phoenix men dead
Wreckage of a missing airplane and the bodies of four passengers were found 25 miles north of Tucson by a rancher. The dead are Paul Odneal 30 pilot Harold A Marks 31 national executive of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Paul C Swasey 34 drug store manager and John Powles Junior Chamber official. All from Phoenix.
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Tucson
Ariz
Here Esterday
Paul Odneal
Harold A. Marks
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Paul C. Swasey
John Powles
Phoenix
Marsh Foundation Choir to Perform Twice Sunday
Marsh Foundation Vosper Choir directed by James H. Jones will present a program Sunday March 29 at 4 p.m. in the administration building auditorium and at 7:30 p.m. at the Lutheran church in Ohio City. The program features choruses, vocal solos, a ladies chorus, a vocal duet, and instrumental selections by the Marsh Foundation School Band.
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Marsh Foundation Vosper
James H. Jones
Lutheran Church
Ohio City
Lord
Koschat
Gray
Laémare
Clara
Mary McClure
Ashford
Robert Akins
Emerson
Gower
Zion
Stebbins
Betsy Ross
Marsh Foundation
Frederick C. Marker
Robert Atgins
God
Dickinson
Typhoid Epidemic in Mansfield Reports 102 Cases
MANSFIELD O March 28 Health authorities seek infection source for typhoid fever epidemic with 102 cases, 11 in last 24 hours. Water tested clean. officials suspect non-water source. Epidemic affects all ages. Dr Hanson estimates 7000 people immunized.
Man Killed in Crash Near Delphos Ohio
Gerald Calhoun a 23 year old Sioux City salesman died instantly when his heavy sedan collided with a light coupe driven by Ewing a 28 year old Lima salesman on a curve near Walnut Grove cemetery southeast of Delphos Ohio. Ewing escaped serious injury. Calhoun’s body was recovered from water near a bridge abutment and the death was ruled from a broken neck. Calhoun had been visiting his father in Lima and was en route to Indiana to bring his mother home. The body was moved to Harter funeral home and to Sioux City Monday for burial.
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Sioux City
Ewing
Lima
Walnut Ordve
Delphos
Ditto
Ae Houn
Ian
Delpho
Inafang
Harter Funeral
Calhoun
Van Wert Reds Open Season May 3 at Home
The Van Wert Reds announce their season opener on Sunday May 3 at the fairgrounds against the Celina Eagles. Richard South, booking agent, seeks teams to schedule games with the Reds and notes a planned return game with Celina on Decoration Day in Celina.
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Fairgrounds
Celina Eagles
Richard South
Reds
Eagles
Celina
Toledo Sheriff Calls Rate Cut for Police Radio Use
Sheriff James O Reilly argued that 65 cents per call to summon a deputy was excessive. The county agreed to a 59 cent per call charge with a $25 monthly minimum for police radio access.
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Toledo
James O'Reilly
Dressen Sees Bright Season For Reds In 1986
Tampa dispatch notes Reds optimistic about 1986 prospects under Chuck Dressen. Young Cincinnati squad, assembled mainly since 1935, aims for top of lower bracket and potential climb into first division if pitching holds. Key players include Lee Stine, Babe Herman, Kampouris, Myers, Riggs, Goodman, Cuyler, with Byrd, Chapman, and Walker contesting left field.
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Tampa
Fla
Red
Chuck Dressen
Dressen
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Lee Stine
St. Paul
Reds
Floyd
Babe” Herman
Alex Kampouris
Bill Myers
Whole American Policy in East May Be Changed
Washington observers believe a revision of America's Far Eastern policy may occur as the 1921 Washington naval treaty expires. The London treaty frees fortifications and guns in the Pacific, with Hawaii the Philippines and other territories becoming strategic outposts. Political tensions with Japan could rise if the U S shifts to a more assertive role in the region.
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Washington
America
United States
Japan
London
Hawaii
Philippines
Guam
American Samoa
Pacific
Women will soon do all the smoking says Dr Levine
Omaha March 28 Dr Victor E Levine Creighton College biochemist and nutrition expert predicted that women will do all the smoking in 30 years and men will abandon it as effeminate He compared perfume and smoking to past fashions noting perfume survived men stopped using it and women continued He warned smoking ages skin and eyes and said more women smoke means more makeup use He also observed youths smoking less and older smokers easing up while he smokes moderately himself.
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Omaha
Neb
Victor E. Levine
Creighton College
Dr. Levine
Seven Year Old Star Shines in Horace Mann Operetta
Louis Darling, a seven year old second grader, stole the show in the Horace Mann School operetta A Trip to Europe. The three act play at Lincoln School auditorium drew a good crowd as Louis played a baby role to great comic effect.
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Horace Mann
First-Ward
Europe
Louis Darling
Louis
Lincoln
Third-Ward
Myers Relatives Unhurt in Missouri Tornado
Mrs. H. 8. Helms of Camdenton Missouri, sister of Tom Myers of Uniontown, reported by mail that her family escaped injury as a tornado passed two miles from their home and missed the school by about 100 yards. Four were killed and over 60 injured nearby.
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H. 8. Helms
Camdenton
Mike Myers
Hoaglin Tp
Helms
Tom Myers
Union To
Three Youths Confess to Doctor Peacock Murder
Three 19 year old youths admitted killing Dr. Silber Peacock a noted child specialist three months after he resisted a street robbery on a lonely northide street. The suspects confessed last night in Chicago.
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Chicago
Silber Peacock
Jeide Street
Hunstead Dies Suddenly at 53 in Home
Samuel S. Hunstead of 650 North Market Street died at 4 o clock this morning after years of ill health and a recent decline. He turned 53 on Tuesday. Survived by widow Anna Scheidt and daughter Marilyn Jean, plus siblings. Funeral at St Marks Lutheran at 2:30 Monday, burial Woodland Cemetery. Dr E E Snyder in charge.
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Samuel S. Hunstead
North Market St
Mr. Hanstead
Fred Hunstead
Anna Scheidt
Marilyn Jean
Benjamin Hunstead
Minster
Frank Terry
Forest Ave
Stella Dippery
East Crawford St
Paul H. Miller
Toledo
R. M. Bryant
Brockport
N. Y
Boy Overcomes Broken Neck to Star in Sports
Edward Delfing of Olmsted Falls High School survived a severe neck injury from a 1934 diving accident. Doctors warned he would not live, then that he might walk with a brace. he returned to school as manager and later pursued athletic activities again.
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Olmsted Falls, O
Edward Delfing
Olmsted Falls High School
Delfing
Venedocia Student Draws Trip With Bluffton Choir
Herbert Jones of Venedocia a Bluffton College freshman has been chosen to join the A Capella choir on its eastern two week spring tour beginning today. The group will visit Pennsylvania Maryland New York and Canada with a NBC broadcast from Radio City on April 6 at 1:15 to 1:30 pm. Jones is active in YMCA work and a member of the Varsity Quartet and Men's Glee Club.
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Buffton
Herbert Jones
Venedocia
Bluffton College
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
Canada
National Broadcasting Company
Radio City
Mr. Jones
Auto makers eye planes selling at low cost to public
American auto firms including Ford General Motors Graham Paige Chrysler and Hudson plan to put automobile engines into low cost planes. Experts say scale production and established distribution could drive prices for two place cabin planes over 100 mph. Experimental Ford engines and Hudson Hasex use and Plymouth certification signal growing interest in civil aviation leveraging auto industry know how.
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United Press
Are
Intereaiage
Fordates Ge. Co
General Moté#s
Graham-Paige
Chrysler and Hudson
Cain Oe
Ford Company
Ford
Aeronautical
Ive
Oliehmpanies
Hanlin Joins Ohio Hardware Insurance Coshocton
J. G. Hanlin formerly with Coshocton’s Shelby Mutual Plate Glass Insurance now becomes assistant secretary of the Ohio Hardware Insurance Company of Coshocton. Shelby Mutual has absorbed the latter firm. Hanlin previously worked for the Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Company in this city.
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J. G. Hanlin
Shelby Mutual Plate Glass Insurance Company
Ohio Hardware Insurance Company
Coshocton
Shelby Company
Atter Company
Cariesa
Cen Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Company
Wolf to Address Rotary on Monday at YWCA
Rotary members hold their regular weekly meeting at the YWCA Monday noon with Leonard Wolf scheduled to speak about music and practical demonstrations to be presented.
Weather Summary For Sunday Showers And Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for showers on Sunday with continued mild temperatures. Local temperatures for the 24 hours ending noon show variable readings, with sun set at 6 57 pm and sunrise at 6 30 am.
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Mansfield
Hamburg
Anna Hauptmann
Bruno Hauptmann
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Myers
Hunstead
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Coshocton Company
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