Four Dictators Control Europe As Austria Falls
The article states that four dictators rule Europe while Austria falls. It notes the Heimwehr militia commander in chief vows to end rival private armies and push a democratic line to involve workers in councils. Schuschnigg pledges disarming the Heimwehr, drawing strong public cheer. Garhemberg travels to Rome for sports but seeks Mussolini’s counsel.
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Europe
Austria
Heimwehr
Gtarhemberg
Rome
Mussolini
WPA Recreation Program Benefits 1400 Van Wert Residents
The WPA backed program in Van Wert County funds 10 paid workers in Ohio City, Middle Point, Wiltshire, Convoy, and Van Wert with four volunteers offering free activities for all ages. Over 1400 people have participated in recreation, including four YMCA hardball leagues, with plans for league expansion to four city wards.
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van Wert
WPA
YWCA
YMCA
Park Board of
Ohio City
Middle Point
Wiltshire
Convoy
Ymca of
Flood Control Bill Nears Senate Debate
Washington May 16 The $60 million omnibus flood control bill may be taken up next week in the Senate. Advocates from New York Ohio and New England plan a mass meeting in the Senate caucus room Monday to demand action with motion pictures of recent floods to be shown. Norman McLeod chair of the tri state authority says senators and representatives from affected areas will join the event.
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Washington
Ened
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
New York
Ohio
New England
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Norman McLeod
Tri-State Authority and
Citizens Flood Committee
McLéod
Rites Sunday for G B Wise Local resident dies after long illness
George B Wise aged local resident dies Friday at home on South Wayne street after a lingering illness. Survivors include wife daughter Mrs David A Doner step son Walter R Stapleton of Cuyahoga Falls four grandchildren two brothers John Wise of Mansfield M F Wise and two sisters Mrs Ida Mapes and Mrs Rosa Jordan of Louconv ille. Funeral services set Sunday at 1 30 PM at the home with Woodland Cemetery burial.
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George B. Wise
South Wayne Street
Wise
David A. Doner
Walter R. Stapleton
Cuyahoga Falls
John Wise
Mansfield
M. F. Wise
This City
Ida Mapes
Rosa Jordan
Louconville
Woodland Cemetery
China modernizes courts Detroit study
European-born Shanghai attorney Dr. Fred Wilhelm says Chinese and American legal practice are nearly alike with similar bar requirements and court procedures. He notes use of an interpreter in court.
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Detroit
China
United States
Fred Wilhelm
Shanghai
Wilhelm
Federal agent slaying tied to illicit alcohol ring
E C Yellowley, head of the Chicago alcohol tax unit, announced a “full confession” from James Jacobs alias James Jones of Indianapolis in the slaying of federal revenue agent John R Foster. Jacobs and Harlan Crouch, both ex-convict bootleggers, allegedly ran untaxed liquor from Chicago Heights to Indianapolis and fired at pursuing agents near Hammond, killing Foster.
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Chicago
John R Foster
Federal Revenue
E. C Yellowley
Chicago Alcohol Tax Unit
Case
Yellowley
James Jacobs
James Jones
Indianapolis
Harlan Crouch
Jacobs
Crouch
Chicago Heights
Hammond
Foster
Guy Goodin
Milwaukee
Wis
St. John
Clerks' Week Observed at A and P Stores
Clerks at the two A and P Food Stores observe Clerks' Week featuring a special sale run by the clerks, not management. The event promises great savings according to the staff in charge, highlighting boy in charge notes.
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A&p
Legislators to Debate Relief Plan in Special Session
Ohio leaders met with Governor to plan resumption of the General Assembly next Wednesday to tackle relief funding. Lucas County delegation urged restoration of a 1.18 million dollar relief appropriation and ongoing commission, with concerns about the distribution formula and county allocations under the 1933 act.
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Columbus
Gov. General Assembly
Marcel
Davey
Lucas County
Ite
Relief Commission
Mexican Uses Ingenuity to Build Plane
Miguel Carrillo, 27, builds a patchwork airplane from diagrams in aviation magazines after lacking funds and English. He uses a Ford four cylinder engine and assorted materials, teaches himself to fly, and completes a 125 mile flight from Zitácuaro in two and a half hours.
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Mexico City
Miguel Carrillo
Zitacuaro
Upham to Head American Medical Association in 1937
Dr. John H. J. Upham dean of Ohio State University medical school will be president of the American Medical Association in 1937. The convention will be in Atlantic City New Jersey. Dr. Charles Gordon Heyd of Columbia University was named vice president effective immediately.
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Kansas City
John H. J. Upham
Ohio State University
School of Medicine
Columbus
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Upham
Charles Gordon Heyd
Postgraduate Medical School
Columbia University
New York
Preakness Stakes field set with Bold Venture in front
A field of 13 colts and one gelding chosen for the mile and three sixteenths Preakness with four doubtful starters. Forecasts of fair weather and fast track threaten to shatter the 1934 Preakness mark of 1 58 1/5 as 45 000 to 50 000 spectators are expected. Notables include nine U.S. senators Cordell Hull and J Edgar Hoover with Vice President Garner away fishing. The race centers on Bold Venture Memory Book and Granville after a Derby incident.
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Bold Venture
High Quest
U.S
Cordell Hull
J. Edgar Hoover
Garner
Memory Book
Granville
Jimmy Stout
Ohio delegates predicted to pivot to Knox from Taft
Clarence J. Brown, who led Ohio's delegates-at-large for Taft, forecast a swing of the Ohio delegation to Frank Knox after Taft as first choice. Brown argued Knox's opposition to the New Deal and his proposed program have strengthened Knox in Ohio.
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Chicago
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Frank Knox
Robert A. Taft
Mr. Taft
Brown
Mr. Knox
Col. Knox
Mrs Margaret Brooks Yorkville Postmistress Dead at 74
Yorkville Ohio May 16 Mrs Margaret Alice Brooks 74 longtime post mistress and signer of the town incorporation papers died. She was the oldest resident and a direct descendant of Lord Plunkett of England.
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Yorkville
Margaret Alice Brooks
Lord Plunkett
England
Van Wert Times Bulletin Merges With Galvin Family Papers
The Van Wert Times Bulletin merges into a larger paper formed by The Van Wert Publishing Company with the Galvin family. The executive notes the 20 year dream of unifying Van Wert’s newspapers and thanks local publishers including Carles Foster and Jay H Foster for their roles in local media.
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van Wert Publishing Company
Associated L
Evan Wert Times
Galvin
the Times
van Wert County
Times
Carles Foster
Jay H. Foster
van Wert
Chicago police arrest in Indianapolis gang murder case
Police report James Dahlhover Williams, 27, arrested in Chicago for the killing of Indianapolis Sgt Richard Rivers and linked to a November shooting of Anderson officer Frank Levy. The investigation ties him to diamonds thefts and Lima jewelry store robberies with the gang led by Al Brady. Sentences note other gang members sought or captured.
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Chicago
James Dahlhover
Gergieters Rivers
Indianapolis
Dahlhover
Wil Hams
Bureau of Identification
Pendleton
Ind
al Brady
Dahihover
Lima
Ohio
Lee Jackson
Elmer Martin
Rivers
Indianapols
Martin
Matt Leach
Indiana State Police
Williams
Sergt
Richard Rivers
Native Assyrian Talks at Kiwanis
Melik Verda native of Assyria will lecture at the Kiwanis meeting on Monday night titled By the Waters of Babylon. He was born and educated in the Cradle of Mankind and will share stories, facts, thrills, and personal experiences from his homeland. Verda speaks Aramaic Assyrian Arabic Spanish Latin French and English. He will also address the Rotary club Monday noon.
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V. Melik Verda
Babylon
Kiwanis
Mr. Verda
Assyria
Verda
Near East
Christ
Melik Verda
Rotary Club
Whale chases fisher off Santa Cruz bay
In Santa Cruz California Jack Bagby netting sardines was chased by a 40 foot whale but escaped unharmed. The encounter shows whales and sardines frequent the bay while sardines are a main whale food.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Jack Bagby
Stolen Dogs Found By Police In Abandoned Basement
Police traced barking to an abandoned basement where several valuable dogs recently reported stolen were found. Residents alerted authorities after suspicious noises led to the discovery.
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Toledo
Heavily Armed Officers Clash as Crowds Scatter
Five heavily armed state troopers and deputies engaged in a confrontation described as fierce as law enforcement pressed through a scene where Black residents had already left. The incident centers on a tense pursuit and dispersal actions in a suburban area.
Mi wingle representatives at the new 7 30 p m re
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 7 30 p m time reference and mentions wingle representatives. The incomplete line hints at scheduling or meeting details without clear names or places.
Weather forecast fragment with missing details
Fragmentary weather report shows 7 am reading and yesterday's high low data missing. The incomplete schedule hints at temperatures but provides no locations or values.
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