Appropriation Bill Clears House For Final Vote
The House passes a 2.364 billion dollar work relief deficiency measure to augment relief funds and fund agencies including the social security board, Civilian Conservation Corps, and Tennessee Valley Authority with Roosevelt backing. The chamber then moves toward the Fraser-Lemke mortgage refinancing bill as the next floor test.
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Alfred Beiter
PWA
Harold L. Ickes
Social Security Board
Civilian Conservation Corps
Tennessee Valley Authority
Roosevelt
House
Works Progress Administration
Senate
Conteadership
William Lemke
N. D
Stream banks may be bought for fishing access
The Ohio State Conservation Council seeks $100,000 from the emergency board to purchase easements on stream banks on private land. The move, backed by state law, would allow sportsmen to fish without trespass concerns, using funds from hunting and fishing license fees.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Conservation Council
Emergency Board
Guilty Plea in Drunkenness Case Downtown
Fred Miller, 40, of South Washington Street, pleaded guilty before Mayor John H. Morricon to the charge of being drunk. He was fined $10 and costs but released on good behavior as the mayor suspended the fine.
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Fred Miller
South Washington Street
John H. Morricon
Kiwanis Meeting to Hear Bass Trip Details
Kiwanis members will hear a report tonight at Hotel Marsh about a bass trip. Catherine King and Robert Eaykins, band members, Leonard Wolf, instructor, and C. P. Bowdle, principal, will share experiences from the trip.
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van Wert Aene Mo Tis
Wraseinston C
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Marsh
Catherine King
Robert Aykins
Leonard Wolf
C. P. Bowdle
Haile Selassie Message Fails to Alter Ethiopian Policy
Geneva reports Haile Selassie still exiled in Ethiopia, with Ras Desta Demtu as chief of the southern region. Neutral powers Norway Sweden Denmark and Spain discuss league penalties on Italy, Switzerland abstaining as the council prepares.
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Geneva
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Ras Desta Demptu
Norway
Sweden
Serence
Denmark
Spany
Conscience of the League
Switzerland
Italy
Massed Bands Shine at Shelby Festival Concert
The Shelby high school band festival drew praise from E. Diener who called the event highly colorful. Under Lynn Dana of the Warren Musical Institute the evening concert on the football field featured 600 instruments, ideal weather, and a campus dance afterward. Bucyrus and Gibsonburg bid for next year’s festival.
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Shelby
Ve E. Diener
Lynn Dana
Warren Musical Institute
Warren
Ohio
Dana
The
Alleghenies
Bucyrus
Gibsonburg
4 H Leaders Hear Clothing Teacher Meeting
All county 4 H clothing club officers and advisers are urged to attend a meeting at the courthouse on Thursday at 10 a.m. Mrs. Doris Ufer Heinzlman, OSU clothing instructor, will conduct the session with cooperation from the county agriculture offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Ufer Heinslman
Ohio State University
Heinzlman
Counity Agriculture
Ohio
Librarian Mary Hardy Attends ALA Convention
Miss Mary Hardy of Brumback Library departs Saturday for Richmond Virginia to participate in the annual American Library Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Hardy
Brumback Library
Richmond
American Library Association
Miss June Bradley Helps Pick Queen Jubilee V
Miss June Bradley a popular WOWO artist and program conductor from Fort Wayne joins two others from the city in selecting Queen Jubilee V at Lincoln school auditorium Tuesday night. Bradley is well known to local fans from his Fort Wayne station program airing weekdays at 3 p.m.
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WOWO
June Bradley
Pt. Wayne
Lincoln School
Miss Bradley
Ft. Wayne
Voyage Start Tonight for the Hindenburg at Lakehurst
At Lakehurst Naval Air Station the Hindenburg is expected to sail tonight despite a 23 mph wind gust and difficult undocking. Officials say even worse conditions would not stop the voyage as favorable winds ahead could push the dirigible toward its German terminus in Frankfurt. About 100000 visitors watched the ship yesterday as gates opened and crowds gathered.
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Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Frankfort-on-Main
Germany
Naval Air Station
Wren Wins County Baseball Title and More
Wren captured the county high school baseball tournament at the fairgrounds with a 9 to 8 final over Hoaglin-Jackson. Coach Charles Shell’s team also claimed the basketball league title this year, following a prior victory by Coach Fred Huffman’s squad. Ridge bowed out in finals. Hoaglin-Jackson had beaten Huffman’s team 8 to 3 in Saturday morning action.
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Wren
Fairgrounds
Charles Shell
Hoaglin- Jackson
Ohio City
Ridge
Fred Huffman
Hoaglin-Jackson
Rivers Claim Two Fort Wayne Youths Drown
Two Fort Wayne youths drowned while swimming in rivers over the weekend. Charles Penrod, 13, and Gerald Groves, 19, were the victims. Groves’ body was recovered from the St. Marys river yesterday afternoon after grappling hooks were used.
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Fort Wayne
Charles Penrod
Gerald Groves
Groves
St. Marys River
Peony Queen Event Sells Seats Amid Night Program
Lincoln School hosts a peony queen event at 8 PM with limited seating. Tickets available by telephone or at the Olea program venue. Van Wert High School orchestra performs, Tom Bailey buck dances, Arnold Selden sings, and Marjory Foot does shoe dancing. O R Painter fills the queen committee vacancy. Fort Wayne man chairs.
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Lincoln School
Sue
Olea
van Wert High School
Buck
Tom Bailey
Arnold Selden
Marjory
Fort Wayne
Queens
O. R. Painter
City Hall to Host Ward Three Selection Tonight
City council members meet in city hall tonight to appoint a new third ward member and address other business. The vacancy arises as R. B. Walters succeeds the late C. M. Young as president of the governing body, with Walters’ council seat to be filled by appointment.
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City Hall
Third Ward
R. B. Walters
C. M. Young
Walters
Decatur to Decorate Highways with Petunias for Centennial
Decatur Indiana plans a floral centennial project with petunias as the city flower. State highways leading into Decatur will be berms planted with petunias and shrubs. The Civic section of the Decatur Women’s Club will supervise planting starting June 1 on public grounds. Citizens will feature petunias in yards and gardens as the city readies its August 2 to 8 Centennial celebration.
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Decatur
Ind
C. D. Baker
Decatur Women’s Club
State Highway Department
Glee Club to Sing at First United Brethren Church
Otterbein college women’s glee club and mandolin orchestra from Westerville will perform a varied program at First United Brethren Church Tuesday at 8. Prof. A R Spessard directs the 34 member group. Soprano soloist Miss Thelma Grace Johnson of Van Wert. No admission charged, silver offering invited. Public invited.
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Otterbein College
Westerville
First United Brethren Church
A. R. Spessard
Thelma Grace Johnson
van Wert
Donald Smith Recalls Washington Trip on NBC Broadcast
Donald Smith recounts a trip to Washington with 106 people including 67 Red-Coated Bees from Van Wert. They travelled Friday morning, then to the studio for the Farm and Home Hour, with Bill Coll hosting and arranging meals and expenses.
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NBC
Manay
van Wert
Bill Coll
Mith
Waterloo High School dismisses coach Magellan Hairston
In Waterloo Ohio on May 11 the Waterloo High School board of education ousted Magellan Hairston, who led five southeastern Ohio hill country players to form a noted basketball team. Hairston, a Rio Grande College graduate, was replaced by Drummond and W. Roberts as the team barnstormed after finishing their scholastic season.
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Ironton
Ohio
Sthletics
Magellan Hairston
Ohio University
Senior Class Play Gemmer Gurton’s Needle Cast Announced
Van Wert High School announces the senior class play cast for Gemmer Gurton’s Needle. Principal C P Bowdle says Miss Dorothy West and Miss Lillian Benson coach the production. Cast includes David Miller Ralph Smith Howard Wilkinson Maurice Smith Dick Zeigler Helen Diener Helen Ramedail Kay Edwards Maxine Humerickhouse Norma Wermer Lee Roebke DeWitt Brown Lowell Lambert Helen Bollenbecher Edith Bebout Lavon Milheim.
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Gemmer Gurton
Needle
C. P. Bowdle
van Wert High School
Dorothy West
Lillian Benson
David Miller
Ralph Smith
Howard Wilkinson
Maurice Smith
Dick Zeigler
Helen Diener
Helen Ramedail
Kay Edwards
Maxine Humerickhouse
Norma Wermer
Lee Roebke
DeWitt Brown
Lowell Lambert
Helen Bollenbecher
Edith Bebout
Lavon Milheim
Mayor Fines More in Traffic Drive
Over the weekend in Van Wert traffic violations led to several arrests and fines. Mayor John H. Morrison ordered penalties including Mrs. E. J. Evans fined $1 for double parking and Elmbre Williams fined $1 for overtime parking.
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van Wert
John H. Morrison
E. J. Evans
Elmbre Williams
Coughlin Weighs Split From Roosevelts Support
In Cleveland on May 1 Charles Coughlin of the National Union for Social Justice hints at breaking with Roosevelt supporters. He says he backs the New Deal but opposes an altered old deal and plans a Detroit rally to back the Frasier Lemke farm aid bill.
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Coughlin
National Union
Hogy
White House
Roosevelt
Coughtin
Detroit
Traffic Toll High as Accidents Kill Several Across Ohio
At least seven persons died in Ohio traffic incidents over the weekend. Among the victims were Robert Wet of Kalamasao Michigan and Mrs Ward, felled in a collision near Clarksfield and Bayard. Other deaths occurred near Norwich Warren Cleveland Cincinnati as trucks trains and tires caused crashes.
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Siersoria
Ohio
Robert Wet
Kalamasao
Mich
Ward
automé@bile
Pope Pius Attacks Reds as Common Enemies
Pope Pius denounced Communism as a common enemy harming family life. He spoke at the Vatican, escorted by Cardinal Seredi, primate of Hungary, warning that the threat destroys individuals and nations.
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Pope Pius
Vatican
Pius
Gardinal Seredi
Hungary
Legion Band Benefit at Ohio Theater May 14 15
The Hoo ser Schoolmaster will be shown at the Ohio Theater May 14 and 15 through an arrangement between the theater and the American Legion. Proceeds fund uniforms for the Legion band and matinee showings are set for school children.
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Hooser
Ohio Theater
American Legion
Bons of the Legion
State or Siege Strikes Greek Labor Capital City
Strikes in the Greek capital Athens defy army threats with soldiers tanks and warships en route. Clashes at the port leave dozens wounded while a state of siege is declared and sedition efforts intensify. Workers demand the dismissal of the Salonika police chief and the release of arrested colleagues.
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Seige
Athens
Ofeaidee Ck
Leadfea
Saloniea
Trial to Recover Large Sum Opens in Lima Court
L. L. Clymer of Bluffton sues 21 former officials and directors of the defunct Lima First American Trust Company for 37 028 dollars alleging they accepted deposits knowing the institution was insolvent. The suit was entered in the Allen County common pleas court today.
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Lima, O
L. L. Clymer
Bluffton
Lima First American Trust Company
Allen County Common Pleas Court
Clymer
Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy With Showers
Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with local thundershowers Tuesday afternoon and little change in temperature.
Sunrise and Sunset Times From Year Ago
The note records the sun setting at 7 44 pm and rising at 6 24 am as of the prior year, marking the annual daylight schedule. It references a past date but does not provide location or events.
Forecast vote in state or break re forecast vote in state
Ohio voters head to the primaries as parties aim to set delegates and nominate candidates for auditor lieutenant governor and other state offices. The statewide ballot is expected to break turnout records with around 2.36 million Ohioans casting votes, amid contests within both parties and multiple nominees for key posts.
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