Italians Bomb American Hospital In Africa And Ohio Bandit Chase
Police hunted two bank robbers after a December Franklin National Bank robbery netted 2 800 dollars from the pair who hostage to seven people including two women. One robber wounded and a man identified as James N. Gault was treated in hospital.
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Fday
Wesley Muhleman
Franklin
H. G. Robinson
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification
Muhleman
James N. Gault
Yorksville
Columbus
Here
West Virginia
Franklin National Bank
Frank Morelli
Springfield Orchestra
Ohio
Warren County
H. M. Williams
Department of Justice
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Robinson
Alice Speed Stoll
Louisville
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Franklin Village
William E. Graham
Thomas Lee
New Concord
Bertha Burdge
Miamisburg
Edna Bowlin
A. C. Pingleton
Middletown
Paul Clark
Pingleton
Clark
William JE. Graham
Virgil Groves
Auto Key
Graham
Scene Principals In Franklin Bank Holdup
An Associated Press photo captures principals at the Franklin Bank hold up scene. No further details provided in the image caption.
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Franklin Bank
Associated Press
Prober Believes Hauptmann Not Guilty in Lindbergh Case
In Trenton New Jersey Governor Hoffman said Ellis Parker, Burlington County detective famed for solving many cases, is under the impression that Hauptman is not the kidnapper. Parker was brought into the Lindbergh case by former Governor Moore. The U S Supreme Court in Washington is to decide tomorrow on reviewing Hauptmann’s conviction.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
Hauptman
Hoffman
Parker
A. Harry Moore
Supreme Court
Washington
Hauptmann
McNary Proposes Three Point Farm Aid Plan
Senator McNary of Oregon announces a three point farm relief bill to replace the AAA if necessary. The plan would control surpluses via equalization fees export debentures or domestic allotments and aim to raise domestic crop prices while enforcing production limits.
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Washington
McNary
Oregon
Senate
Congress
AAA
Democratic Aaa
Supreme Court
QHIQANS CONTINUE TO TAKE PRIZES AT LIVESTOCK SHOW
C B Teegarden of Ashville Ohio won junior female champion with Oakwood Harmony at the international livestock show. A Wentz and sons of Upper Indusky won fourth in produce of dam third-get of dam and fourth stallion and three mares in Belgian horse events. George Potts of Wooster Ohio judged Belgian draft horses selecting Lady Successor, a 2100 pound chestnut filly, over the grand champion stallion.
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Chicago
C. B. Teegarden
Ashville
Oakwood Harmony
A. Wentz and Sons
Upper Indusky
George Potts
Wooster
Kidnapper pleads guilty in Lewisburg case
William Mavin Roman 39 admitted kidnapping the six year old girl who later became his wife at age 12. The court ordered parole for four years. Neal Bowman set for January 10 execution in Kentucky. Clipper returns from Manila after inaugural trans Pacific mail flight.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
William Mavin Roman
Bowman
Frankfort
Court of Seals
Neal Bowman
Ohio
Alameda
Calif
Manila
Four Die in Gas Blast at Warner Collieries Mine
A mine blast at Warner Collieries Co in Wolf Run killed four married men from Amsterdam and Bergholz after eight hours of digging. Thirty-one night workers escaped as a spark ignited natural gas in a pocket, authorities said.
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Wolf Run
Warner Collieries Co
Joseph Boone
Isaiah
Amsterdam
Albert James
Robert Russell
Bergholz
Russell
Earl Morrow
Morrow
Ohio House votes for income tax and milk control
Ohio lawmakers move to use 750000 from relief funds as temporary aid while awaiting permanent relief. The House approves a personal income tax expected to raise 20000000 annually starting 1936 and backs a milk marketing control bill. Senate leaders delay all legislation until relief taxation and the budget are addressed. Governor Davey urges milk control to spare farmers from bankruptcy.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Davey
Senate Taxation Committee
Nichols Hill
House Schools Committee
U S Britain Consider Strong Action Over North China Tensions
Formal British representations to Japan were under consideration today after American and British expressions of concern. Britain was also evaluating strong measures to uphold China's territorial integrity guaranteed under the nine power treaty.
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Associated Press
Japan
North China
Britain
China
Norris backs Roosevelt but declines renomination
Senator George W. Norris pledged support for President Roosevelt in the upcoming election while announcing he will not seek renomination himself. The statement positions Norris as a key ally while ending his bid for another Senate term.
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Washington
George W. Norris
Roosevelt
Child Born In Tent On Paint Creek Dies
A infant born to Mr and Mrs John Baldwin in a tent along Paint Creek in near zero weather died last night. The baby was buried today after brief funeral services in the tent. Baldwin a stove repairman and his wife moved from Toledo to Greenfield about three months ago and lived in the tent.
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Greenfield
John Baldwin
Paint Creek
Baldwin
Toledo
Aviators Bombard Selassie's Palace in Ethiopian War
Italian war planes struck Haile Selassis headquarters in Addis Ababa area, bombing the palace and hospitals as the emperor directed troops and fired a machine gun. The attack, lasting 17 minutes, killed at least 12 and wounded about 200 as over 1,000 bombs rained down.
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Dessye
Ethiopia
Emperor Haile Selassie
Dedjazmatch
Birru
Zervos
Davis Attacks AAA as Fraud Against Taxpayers
John W. Davis told the Supreme Court the New Deal farm program is a fraud on taxpayers rights. He spoke as Louisiana rice millers seek injunctions against paying processing taxes and challenged 1935 AAA refund limits as due process failures.
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New Deal
Supreme Court
John W. Davis
John EB. Hughes
Chicago
Davis
Louisiana
Davia
Davey Presses Legislature Over Relief Crisis
Gov. Davey criticizes the state assembly for inaction on relief needs in 17 counties. In a special message he recalls Sept. 18 recommendations and says the crisis is wholly unnecessary and excusable, urging swift relief legislation.
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Columbus
Davey
Clemency Board Hears Thompson Plea in Death Row Case
The State Clemency Board considered J. H. Thompson's appeal to commute his death sentence to life imprisonment. Thompson, 67, of Hillsboro, was sentenced to die in the electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary on Dec. 17 for the murder of Herbert Green, 30, of Hillsboro.
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Columbus
State Clemency Board
J. H. Thompson
Hillsboro
Jonome
Ohio Penitentiary
Herbert Green
Hilsboro
Milestone in rejuvenation via radio heat rays reported
New York reports a milestone in rejuvenation using ultra short wave radio heating to stimulate aging glands. The method, a development over the past year, aims to balance the body’s gland system including pituitary thyroid and adrenals, improving hormone output and diagnosis while noting potential risks from foreign proteins.
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New York
Haile Selassie protests bombing of hospitals to League
Emperor Haile Selassie, who escaped an Italian air raid on his Dessye headquarters, directly protested to the League of Nations against attacks on Red Cross hospitals and the killing of women and children.
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Geneva
Haile Selassie
Dessye
League of Nations
Red Cross
Ethiopian palace and hospitals hit in Dessye bombing
Report of Italian air raid on Dessye describes 100 bombs falling on Haile Selassie era city. Europeans including a Red Cross nurse Belgian officer and a French war correspondent wounded. American Seventh Day Adventist Hospital and Ethiopian Red Cross tent struck. one ward wrecked. Selassie surveys damage. State Department withholds comment awaiting official advice.
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Dessye
Red Cross
Emperor
Seventh Day Adventist Hospital
Washington
State Department
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Ohio Firms Join National Industrial Coordination Session
Nearly 60 Ohio manufacturing and business concerns plan to attend the national conference on industrial coordination in Washington next Monday. Major George L. Berry, coordinator for industrial cooperation, extended the invitations to discuss future wage and labor policies.
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Washington
Ohio
National Conference On Industrial Coordination
George L. Berry
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