Senate Leader Promises Help for Colleges
Ohio Senate Democratic floor leader Paul Yoder said a deficiency bill would likely pass to fund coal, food, and other essentials for six state universities facing possible closure as Governor Davey’s vetoes and a court ruling complicate transfers. The State Control Board refused emergency funds plans, and universities warned of cuts without legislative action.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Paul P. Yoder
Ohio Senate
State Control Board
Hn W. Bricker
Bricker
Davey
Coal
State Supreme Court
Cleveland
Carl Steele
Ohio State
Yoder
House
Senate
Treasury
C. C. Jenkins
Wilberforce University
Wilberforce
Kent State University
J. O Engleman
Kent
Ohio University
Bowling Green State University
The
Wooster Experiment Station
Italians Draw Up Reserves as Battle Looms
The Associated Press reports an Ethiopian front dispatch claiming nine Swedes and 23 Ethiopians died when Italian bombs hit an ambulance unit near Dolo on the Ethiopian Somali frontier. Ethiopian forces abandon guerrilla warfare and engage in direct combat amid heavy losses.
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Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Ras Desta Demtu
Haile Selassie
Dolo
Italy
Seven in Family Held in Slaying
Chicago police questioned seven relatives of Vincent Cutaia including his daughter Ann and three sons after the slaying of State Representative Albert J. Prignano. Investigators sought information about Sam Lapicola who is wanted over ownership of a decrepit car abandoned by the killers.
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Chicago
Albert J. Prignano
Vincent Cutaia
Ann
Sam Lapicola
Judge bars taxes on Gwinn Milling in Columbus
U S District Judge Robert R Nevin temporarily enjoined the federal government from collecting AAA processing taxes from the Gwinn Milling Company of Columbus.
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Columbus
U. S
Robert R. Nevin
Gwinn Milling Company
Linton Sees Borah Ohio Delegates in Play
Columbus dispatch reports Republican state leaders warn a Borah bid to win Ohio delegates could trigger a vicious party feud and hurt November chances. Linton notes Borah would gain some Ohio support even if delegates are uninstructed. Comments reflect Ohio GOP debate over Landon Knox as alternatives.
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Senator Borah
Ohio
Columbus
William E. Borah
James M. Linton
Republican State Central Committees
Borah
State Central Committee
Cleveland
Linton
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Frank Knox
Chicago
Landon
Knox
Guffy Coal Tax Declared Invalid by U S Judge
Federal District Judge Albert L. Reeves ruled the Guffey coal tax unconstitutional as applied. The act was found burdensome and onerous and capable of destroying the plaintiffs business.
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U. S
Kansas City
Guffey
Albert L. Reeves
Ohio River Ice Jam Fails to Halt Cold Wave
A new cold air outbreak drives Ohio temperatures to as low as 16 below zero and creates an 18 mile ice gorge on the Ohio River. Snow blankets parts of the state as Weather Bureau predicts more snow with warmer relief soon.
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Ohio
Weather Bureau
Columbus
Ohio River
Newport
Marietta
Sistersville
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Lexington
Newark
Akron
River View
Zanesville
Big Prairie
Scioto River
Portsmouth
Smith's 1936 Candidacy Unclear After Ely Offer
Washington reports indicate former Massachusetts Governor Joseph B. Ely offered support to Alfred E. Smith for the 1936 Democratic nomination. Ely, who nominated Smith in 1932, will join Smith at the American Liberty League meeting January 25, where Smith is expected to attack the New Deal.
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Washington
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Alfred E. Smith
New Yorker
Roosevelt
Ely
Smith
American Liberty League
White House
Ohio to require safety glass in new cars
Ohio consumers will see new automobiles sold after today must use safety glass. Attorney General John W. Bricker said motor vehicle bills of sale must list the car’s date of manufacture and specify the glass type used in partitions doors windows and wind shields.
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Columbus
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Fine Crop Of Bachelors Available
A humorous summary lists eligible bachelors in 1936 from New York Washington and Chicago with names such as Frank Crowinshield Alfred Vanderbilt Harvey Laden J Edgar Hoover Rush Holt David Walsh Turner Battle Charles Cook Augusta Rosso Melvin Purvis Arthur Metz Arthur Meeker Jr Governor Horner and Hollywood stars Dick Powell Fred MacMurray Randolph Scott Henry Wilcoxon Gene Raymond Nelson Eddy noting their wealth positions and bachelor status for the year ahead.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
Hollywood
Frank Crowinshield
Vanity Fair
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Harvey Laden
Jimmy and
Woolworth Donahue
F. W. Woolworth
Barbara Hutton
J. Edgar Hoover
Melvin Purvis
Dillinger
Arthur Metz
Milwaukee Road
Arthur Meeker, Jr
Henry Horner
Illnois
West Coast
Dick Powell
Fred MacMurray
Randolph Scott
Henry Wilcoxon
Gene Raymond
Nelson Eddy
World Ready to Hail 1936 With Varied Celebrations
World wide festivities mark the arrival of 1936 the Year of the Mouse in the Asian lunar cycle. Japanese customs emphasize a new life and age reckoning as the new year begins. Celebrations range from family gatherings to fireworks in major cities.
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San Franscisco
Japan
Associated Press
New York
Js .Jo
Two Holding Companies Charge Government With Arbitrary Action
In a DC Supreme Court brief, North American Company and American Water Works and Electric argue the government seeks to stay suits to block enforcement of the holding company act. AG Cummings seeks stay pending Supreme Court ruling on Electric Bond and Share case.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Cummings
Supreme Court
Electric Bond and Share Company
North American Company
The
American Water Works and Electric Company, Inc
Hauptmann Still Hopeful of Help
Bruno Richard Hauptmann's counsel said he is much encouraged by progress in his bid to avoid the electric chair. Frederick A. Pope and C. Lloyd Fisher visited Hauptmann at the New Jersey state prison death house, reporting him in excellent morale and physically well amid a fellow inmate's execution.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Frederick A. Pope
Hauptmann
Death House
New Jersey State Prison
C. Lloyd Fisher
Defense Staff
Fisher
Romaine Johnson
New Year's Day Holiday Granted to Employees
The News Journal will be issued early Wednesday January 1 to give employees a holiday.
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News-Journal
Fresh challenge to gold clause law reaches Supreme Court
Campania de Inversiones Internacionales of Colombia files a fresh appeal arguing that the congressional act abrogating gold payment clauses is unconstitutional for international transactions between non residents of the United States.
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Washington
Act of Congress
Supreme Court
Colombia
Campania de Inversiones Internationales
United States
Friends Asked to Pay for Rebuilding House
A Delaware committee asked for a dollar from each of about 1,000 Ralph White family friends to fund rebuilding the White home after a fire.
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Delaware
Ralph White
Missing Link of Life Discovered at Rockefeller Institute
Virus protein described to the American Association for the Advancement of Science may be the long sought link between living and non living matter. The discovery could transform medical views of viruses and their dangers to humans and open new chemical dealings with these agents.
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ST. Louis
Rockefeller Institute
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Flat Glass Workers Plan Strike Across Eight Cities
Glen W. McCabe, president of the Flat Glass Workers of America, said about 5,000 union members in eight cities will strike tomorrow if independent glass manufacturers do not reach a wage agreement with the union.
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Columbus
Glen W.mccabe
The
Flat Glass Workers of America
Lindberghs Reach Liverpool After Long Atlantic Crossing
Charles A. Lindbergh wife and three year old Jon disembarked from the American Importer at Liverpool after a rough voyage and, escorted by detectives, went to the Adelphi Hotel. They sought privacy amid lingering Hauptmann case tension and security concerns.
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Liverpool
Charles A. Lindberghs
United States
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
American Importer
Adelphi
Jon
Lindbergh
America
England
Hauptmann
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Hancock WPA Workers Delay Strike in Findlay
Hancock County Works Progress Administration employees postponed a strike set for January 2 in Findlay as Ernest C. Evers, president of the Workers' Alliance, announced the pause pending further talks with WPA officials.
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Hancock County
WPA
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