Police Without Clues In Hunt For 2 Robbers
Federal and state officers chase leads in the Franklin National Bank hold up after $2,800 vanished and a robber was killed. Frank Morelli, Springfield orchestra leader, gave explanations deemed entirely satisfactory. A wounded hospital patient in Martins Ferry offered an alibi, while a Marion arrest of Thomas Naylor and Arthur Lewis connected to embezzlement prompted extradition checks.
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Lynn Black
State Highway Patrol
Morelli
Springfield
Columbus
Rate
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Martins Ferry
Ohio River
Marion
Thomas A. Naylor
New York City
Highway Patrol
New York State
Thomas Naylor
Yonkers
Franklin
Cop's Wife Courteous To Escaping Bandits
Mrs. Ralph Davis of Xenia slowed her bus on the Columbus Pike to warn a bread truck driver that his rear door was open and contents might spill. She learned later that two bandits escaped from a bank robbery and that the driver was their prisoner, after the escape through Xenia.
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Xon
Ralph Davis
Xenia
Xenia-London
State Highway Patrol
Columbus Pike
Franklin
Roosevelt to open Democratic campaign addressed to farmers
President Roosevelt outlines administration plans for farmers as delegates gather for the American Farm Bureau Federation's 17th annual convention in Chicago. Officials expect 15,000 ticket holders to hear the address with 25,000 more in overflow via loudspeakers.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
American Farm Bureau Federation
Stockyard
Japan Demands Naval Parity With U S and Britain
The Japanese delegation told British admiralty it seeks parity in reality, not just on paper, with the United States and Great Britain. They insisted no other issues can be discussed until parity is achieved, represented by Admiral Osamini Nagano and others at the conference.
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Bundon
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Admiralty
Osamini Nagano
Matsuzo Nagai
Iwahita
Taro Tarasaki
Relief crisis in counties remains unresolved
Columbus dispatch reports the legislature faces a new relief crisis in 19 counties as $750,000 allocated earlier proved insufficient. Lawmakers expect to pass a bill moving $1,500,000 to counties after the Senate sidestepped a larger plan. Treasurer says less than $120,000 is available for county advances, enough for one week to ten days in some cases.
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Columbus
House
Senate
No Arrest Is Made In Lindbergh Investigation
Governor Hoffman denied reports that Ellis Parker had named a suspect in the Lindbergh baby case and said no arrest had been made. Officials noted no information indicating an arrest and Parker said he had nothing valuable on the case. The Flemington Hauptmann trial and possible clemency actions were also discussed.
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Lindbergh
Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
Hoffman
Parker
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Washington
United States Supreme Courto
Flemington
Struggle to Begin Soon in High Court over AAA
In Washington on December 7 1935 lawyers prepare for oral argument in the Hoosac Mills case challenging the AAA processing taxes and farm act validity. The outcome could shape farm policy and election year strategies as observers expect a decision by January.
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AAA
Seed Corn Shortage Hits Midwest Across Iowa
Midwestern agricultural authorities warned the western cornbelt may face a serious seed corn shortage. Dr. Stuart Smith of Iowa State College called the situation in Iowa and nearby states the worst since 1917. A government meteorologist said Iowa corn moisture reached 21.9 percent, the highest in eight years.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Stuart Smith
Iowa State College
Greene County Officials Allocate 3000 for December Aid
Greene County commissioners set aside 3000 to aid residents receiving public funds in December. They estimate 1400 to 1500 people will receive assistance. The 2000 remaining comes from the 30000 bond issue under the Carey act.
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Xenia
Greene County
Philippine Clipper to Enter Service Sunday
The Philippine Clipper, second large seaplane for the trans Pacific air mail, will launch a 16,000 mile round trip to Manila tomorrow from Alameda California. It rests beside its sister ship the China Clipper which pioneered the route.
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Alameda
Calif
Trans- Pacific Air Mail Service
Manila
Gunmen Loot Tennessee Bank. Sheriff Killed in Shootout
Mountain riflemen joined officers in the hunt for three gunmen two of whom are escaped convicts after they looted a New Tazewell bank of 1000 dollars, killed a sheriff and wounded a posseman as the chase continued.
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New Tazewell, Tenn
FERA Bill in State Reaches Six Million
Ohio officials report six million dollars in FERA obligations to be settled after glitches slow payments. A Gray notes checks issued within ten days of materials. Dayton Frost aims to reduce backlog to 1.6 million by January 1. FERA wound down December 1 but retains offices to liquidate debts. Total materials and equipment spend in Ohio totals about 5.93 million from April 1, 1934 to December 1.
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Columbus
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Ohio
A. ©. Gray
FERA
Dayton Frost
Ohio Fera
Cattle Shrink To Match Families At Exposition
Chicago in December reports the American cattle industry aligning with smaller families. Stockmen at the International Livestock Exposition say blue ribbon steers are now bred as baby beef to supply sirloins for two and roasts for three. Dr John Moler notes steer weights have fallen from 1800 pounds as family sizes shrink.
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Chicago
John Moler
Bureau of Animal Industries
Jury to Get Case of Agent's Slaying Soon
In Indianapolis on December 7 a government attorney rebutted George W. Barrett's claim he mistook Nelson B. Klein for a Kentucky feudist when Barrett shot and killed a federal agent at College Corner on August 16. Closing arguments push the case toward a federal court jury. Barrett faces murder and possible death by hanging.
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Indianapolis
George W. Barrett
Nelson B. Klein
Kentucky
College Corner
Ind
Barrett
Women Aided By Radio Wave Rejuvenation Plan
New York December 7 Radio heat rays used for rejuvenation have been applied to women as well as men. Women seek what they call personality gland treatments, noting an endocrine circuit beyond sex glands governs health and temper. The four key glands include ovaries, pituitary, thyroid, and adrenals, with surgical or hormonal therapies available for deficiencies.
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New York
Charles Edward Brown-Sequard
Disappearing In A Swindler Nabbed In Ohio Case
D C H and L F of a local canning firm identified Maurice Carr age 28, held in Akron, as the man who paid for 250 cases of canned corn last November with a check written in disappearing ink. Carr was arrested in Cleveland on a charge of passing a fading check for over 1000 dollars to a Cincinnati firm. Cochran and Ford reported a driver delivered the coin at an Akron address, accepted a fading check for 375 dollars, and returned to learn all writing had faded. William Campbell, president of the firm, said he will go to Akron Monday to press charges.
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Cochran
Lee Ford
Maurice Carr
Akron
Carr
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ford
Canning
William Campbell
Canning Company
Christmas Tragedy in Baltimore Family Struggles
Betty May Satti believes in Santa as her father Alfred J. Satti, 23, dies by his own hand in police custody after tapping gas lines to save for Christmas. His wife Emma, visiting, found the body as a photo of Betty May lay in his fist. The couple faced poverty, joblessness, and lost children before the fatal act.
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Baltimore
Betty May Satti
Alfred J. Satti
Emma Satti
Betty
Betty May
Brickers Endorsed by M'Kinley G O P Club
Logan Ohio December report notes Attorney General John W Bricker seeking the Republican gubernatorial nomination received unanimous endorsement from the McKinley Republican Club in a meeting held yesterday.
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M’kinley G. O. P. Club
Church Aid Rising, Reports Say
Reports to the United Stewardship Council show increased financial support for churches across the nation. The update notes stronger giving to congregations in the United States and Canada as December reports circulate.
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Washington
United Stewardship Council of the Churches of Christ
United States
Canada
Duce Refuses To Relent In African Fight
Mussolini defied League of Nations sanctions amid renewed front action in Ethiopia. Bombers hit Dessye and Emperor Haile Selassie’s palace with casualties reported and an American hospital damaged. Britain appeals for peace while Laval seeks a Geneva blockade compromise.
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Duce
Associated Press
Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
Great Britain
East Africa
Chamber of Deputies
Dessye
League of Nations
Eric Drummond
Il Duce
Paris
Laval
France
Samuel Hoare
Geneva
London
Rome
Red Cross
Addis Ababa
Hafie Selassie
General Chiang Kaishek Named Dictator of Central China
The executive committee of the Central Chinese government named Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek chairman of the executive Yuan, granting him full control as a virtual dictator. The announcement was made in Nanking on December 7.
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Central
China
Nanking
Chiang Kaishek
Executive Yuan
Associated Press
Odell High Profile 1934 Strike Leader in Toledo Workhouse
Okey Odell, head of the McGuffey onion strike during the 1934 summer, began a 90 day sentence at the Toledo workhouse today.
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Toledo
Okey Odell
McGuffey
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William E. Marks
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Arthur J. Lewis
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Frank Morelli
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Britain
Court of Pardons
Robert Peacock
Arthur Keaton
Ellis H. Parker
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Midwest
Hunt Gunmen
Blue Ribbon
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Edward
Louis
Zwttler
By Howard W. Blakeslee
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Satti
WPA
Haile Selassie
Emperor
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