Loyalty Reward and Looming Appointments in Washington
A moral Congress approves Fred Vinson for a local judgeship as a loyalty reward. More rewards for loyalists are hinted as vacancies arise. Farm legislation delay as bills diverge in House and Senate. Young Republicans gain influence under Harold Mason. Canada may be exporting power costs. analysts estimate substantial future spending. Roosevelt housing passage viewed as routine with limited vigor in messaging.
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Washington
Tident
Fred Vinson
Court of Appeals
Aunt Sarah Plans Christmas Steak Dinner Gift
Aunt Sarah considers giving Seth a steak dinner for Christmas. Larkin borrowed Zack Winters snow shovel yesterday when he returned Zack's lawn mowers.
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Sarah
Seth
Larkin
Zack Winters
Zack
Japanese Navy Returns Flag With Apology After Seizure
The Japanese navy returned two American flags and two Italian vessels to their owners with apologies, saying the seizure of the American owned launch was a mistake. U S Consul General Gauss protested earlier over the incident in Shanghai. The flags were handed to a Chinese crew during seizure, later returned.
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United States
Jal
William Hunt Steamship Company
Clarence E. Gauss
Japan
Opposition to Gov Daveys 50 50 relief plan grows
More than 100 Ohio labor union reps condemned Governor Daveys 50 50 relief matching proposal calling it monstrous and impractical. They back the joint legislative committee plan instead, with $16 million expenditure including $12 million from the state, as both options await the current special session.
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Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Joint Legislative Committee
Davey
Ohio League of Municipalities
Civil War Veteran's Record Cleared by War Department
Representative Ashbrook said the War Department approved his bill to clear 94-year-old Lester Cooley of Croton Ohio, listed as a deserter after a 20 day furlough during wounds. His surgeon urged continued furlough but officers were not notified.
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Washington
Ashbrook
Ohio
War Department
Lester Cooley
Croton
Licking County
German War Lord in Munich Feels Setback in Illness
General Erich Ludendorff, 72, critically ill after bladder infection surgery in Munich, worsened today after a hopeful note earlier.
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Munich
Erich Ludendorff
Condemned Anna Hahn to be moved to Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio authorities prepare to transfer Anna Marie Hahn from Cincinnati to Columbus for execution after the appellate court denied a stay. Warden James C. Woodward named three matrons to care for her as preparations began for the move by noon. Hahn thanked jail officials for their treatment and asserted her innocence.
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Columbus
Anna Marie Hahn
Ohio Penitentiary
James C. Woodward
Cincinnati
Court of Appeals
Jacob Wagner
Ohio
Hiram Bolsinger
Simon Ross
Bolsinger
Ohio Flood Control Restrictions To Stay In Force
Army engineers said restrictions on an Ohio River flood control program would stay in force at least until President Roosevelt returns from the South. Ohio Valley congressmen had pushed to lift them after Senator Barkley of Kentucky conferred with the President, but no outcome was announced.
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Washington
Army Engineers
Roosevelt
South
Ohio River Valley
Senator Barkley
Dky
Mussolini says China to seek Japan terms after Brusiloff refer?
In Il Popolo D Italia an editorial attributed to Premier Mussolini argues China should expect no collective aid from other powers and should seek peace terms from Japan. It cites the inconclusive Brussels conference and U S participation following President Roosevelt’s Chicago speech on aggressor nations.
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Milan
Mussolini
Il Popolo D'Italia
China
Japan
Roosevelt
Chicago
Lewis Green to Take Charge of Negotiations
John L. Lewis and William Green will personally lead the peace talks to reunite the AFL and CIO. Philip Murray arranged the meeting with Green and Lewis as CIO representatives and AFL’s George Harrison joining Green. Key issues include single national unions versus craft unions and CIO autonomy limits plus voting and enforcement terms.
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Lewis
Green
Washington
John L. Lewis
William Green
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Philip Murray
CIO
Murray
George Harrison
AFL
Train Derails Near Martinsburg. Engine Rams Freight Cars
A passenger train engine rammed into derailed freight cars on the main line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad west of Martinsburg and rolled over in a field. No injuries were reported.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Davey asks for added funds for colleges and state offices
Gov. Martin L. Davey asked the Ohio legislature for supplemental appropriations totaling 2 831 233 for the remainder of this year and next. Educational institutions lead the list with 1 197 137, Kent State University get 735 000 including 659 000 for a new science building. Ohio State University 226 840 Ohio University 74 000 Miami 42 000 Bowling Green 40 000 Wilberforce 30 000 and the Ohio Soldiers' and Soldiers' Orphans' Home 4 500. Other items include 260 923 for the tax commission 78 445 for the utilities commission 160 570 for highway patrol 323 560 for welfare 260 000 for the emergency board and 399 00 for the Ohio National Guard. Four powerful organizations representing real estate owners entered vigorous protests today.
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Ohio State University
Ohio University
Miami
Bowling Green
Wilberforce
Ohio Soldiers’ and Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home
State Tax Commission
Utilities Commission
Welfare Department
Emergency Board
Ohio National Guard
Judge Overrules Move to Transfer Dingledine Murder Trial
Common Pleas Judge Golden C. Davis ruled against transferring the first degree murder case of Harry Dingledine to another county. Dingledine, one of three men charged in the deaths of two Springfield peace officers in a September 3 gun battle, will proceed to trial in Springfield tomorrow.
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Springfield
Common Pleas
Golden C. Davis
Harry Dingledine
Dingledine
Culbertsons Seek Reno Divorce Split After 14 Years
Ely Culbertson and wife Josephine announce dissolution of marriage by Reno divorce while business partnership remains intact. Culbertson sails to London for work. Josephine heads to California and then Reno. They report shared custody of their two children Joyce 10 and Bruce 9.
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New York
Ely Culbertsons
Reno
Culbertson
Europe
London
Josephine
California
Vandenberg Not Running for President Says Senator
Kansas City dispatch reports Senator Vanderberg of Michigan denies seeking the Republican presidential nomination. Friends propose a Vandenberg for President club with booster E. Mont Reily noted as a leading organizer in the drive.
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Kansas City
Sen. Vanderberg
Michigan
E. Mont Reily
Explosion near royal gun powder works shakes London area
A terrific explosion rocked the vicinity of the royal gun powder factory at Waltham Abbey in Essex today. Officials were unsure at first whether the blast occurred inside the factory grounds.
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London
Royal Gun
Waltham Abbey
Essex
Insanity Hearing Ordered for Baby Slayer Miller
John James Miller, 32, who confessed to beheading his seven month old son Charles Edward with a carpenter’s saw, awaits removal to Lima State Hospital. Judge John W. Baxter ordered commitment after insanity charges filed by the baby’s mother Mrs Miller. Funeral services for the infant will be held today.
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Sandusky
John James Miller
Charles Edward
Lima State Hospital
John W. Baxter
Amishman to Test Pennsylvania School Laws
Aaron King, an Amish farmer from central Pennsylvania, pressed a federal case alleging the state denies his group full religious freedom by enforcing school laws that clash with Amish practice. He cited William Penn’s 1682 Frame of Government as a basis for guaranteed rights in 1682.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Aaron King
Commonwealth
William Penn
King
Newport News Store Keeper Arrested in Girl's Killing
Michael Ritter, 77, owner of an odds and ends shop, was jailed on charges he murdered 11 year old Sue Stokes and wounded 12 year old Mary Ellen Coleman as they scribbled on the sidewalk in front of his store. He reportedly admitted, I did the shooting, but gave no motive. Neighbors found one girl mortally wounded four doors away and a second girl crying in the street.
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Newport News
Michael Ritter
J. M. Peach
Ritter
Sue Stokes
Mary
Ellen Coleman
Jury to Investigate Attack Slaying Case
Elyria December 1 The county grand jury convenes to probe the attack slaying of Louise Hornbeck 19 of Graf ton Three youths are jailed in connection with the killing Prosecutor Howard R Butler says nearly a score of witnesses will testify
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Elyria
Louise Hornbeck
Grafton
Howard R. Butler
Trautman Reelected President of American Association
George Trautman of Columbus was reelected to a three year term as president of the American Association, the longest tenure yet for a chief executive of the organization.
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Milwaukee
George Trautman
Columbus
American Association
Condemned man implicates pal in Cincinnati shooting
Kenton County Police Chief George E. Langley said Harold Van Venison, a 36 year old condemned killer, named a fellow Cincinnati man and identified the revolver used in the planned attack on Frances Marie Brady, who was to marry soon. The Cincinnati suspect was arrested on a loitering charge and held without bond as of last night.
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Covington
Kenton County
George E. Langley
Harold van Venison
Frances Marie Brady
Langley
Venison
Cincinnati
New License Tags Bought by State
A contract for 600 009 hunting license tags was awarded to 8S. R. Collin and Associates of Columbus for 15 542. The tags will be celluloid sized 3 8 by 4 8 inches and worn on the hunter’s back. Commissioner Lawrence Wooddell said the numbers are visible for a half mile through field glasses.
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Columbus
State Department of Conservation
R. Collin and Associates
Lawrence Wooddell
Two Ohioans Injured In Plane Crash Near Manchester
Two young men from Fostoria Ohio were injured yesterday when their small monoplane crashed near Manchester Tennessee while en route to Florida. Pilot Weldon Ropp 35 sustained a broken jaw and other injuries and was admitted to a Nashville hospital. Richard Thomas 26 received lesser injuries and was treated at a Manchester hospital.
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Manchester
Tenn
Florida
Fostoria
Here
Weldon Ropp
Nashville
Richard Thomas
Parma teen wins grand prize on first show
William Schroeder aged 16 of Parma wins the grand prize of 866.77 dollars at the Cleveland Livestock Show with his Aberdeen Angus yearling. He had never raised a steer before.
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Cleveland
William Schroeder
Parma
Duffy Grants Immunity From Indictment In Parole Probe
Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy plans to grant immunity from indictment to Arch W. Naylor of Cleveland, a key figure in the Ohio parole board inquiry. Naylor, held in Zanesville on open charges, traveled to Columbus to testify before a Franklin County Grand Jury investigating alleged broker fees for prisoner parole.
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Columbus
Arch W. Naylor
Cleveland
Franklin County Grand Jury
State Parole Board
Naylor
Herbert S. Duffy
Ohio
Zanesville
George Hurley
Attorney General's Office
Duffy
Martin L. Davey
Efforts Redoubled to Meet Deadline in Greyhound Strike
Federal conciliator John L. Conner pushed to reach a settlement between striking bus drivers and nine Greyhound lines before the noon deadline. He worked through the night, saying he was more hopeful, as pickets gathered at the Cleveland terminal and company officials challenged the strike’s effect.
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Cleveland
John L. Conner
Greyhound
Conener
A. F. Whitney
WPA relief rolls rise by 11607 in week ending November 13
Government figures show WPA work relief rolls increased by 11 607 during the week ended November 13. The total on the rolls reached 1 500 094 as of that date and time.
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Washington
WPA
Markets At A Glance Drift Lowers in Stocks and Hogs
New York stocks drift lower amid mixed leaders. Bonds show mixed bets while rails trend down. Chicago wheat rises on revived European demand. corn holds firm with wheat support. Cattle weaken to near 50 with hogs 10 to 15 cents lower, top at 8.45.
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New York
Chicago
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