Ohio House and Senate Work on Rival Budget Bills
Ohio legislators formed a conference committee to reconcile about a 3 million dollar gap between rival budget bills. Governor Davey’s plan, passed by the House, faces Senate disagreement over spending and tax policy.
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House
Senate
Columbus
Ohio House
Martin L. Davey
William R. Foss
Mercer
Horace W. Baggott
Montgomery
Fred Adams
Wood
Kalb
House Finance Committee
Trst
Welfare Department
William M. McCulloch
Miami County
McCulloch
Thomas A. Christy
D-Monroe
W. H. Whetto
D-Lawrence
Davey
Uncle Abner Snaps at Politics and Pajama Troubles
Uncle Abner jokes about politics and money while Snoot Gluckins struggles to pull on his night shirt over borrowed city pajamas. The cartoon humor riffs on daily life and the quirks of local figures.
Hearst Papers Merge In New York End Daily American
The New York American will stop daily morning publication on Friday and continue as a Sunday paper. It will consolidate with the New York Journal in the evening and with the New York Mirror in the morning. The Mirror and Journal are Hearst-owned.
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Hearst Papers
New York
William Randolph Hearst
New York American
The
American
New York Journal
New York Mirror
Mirror
Journal
Germany and Italy Quit Non-Intervention Control Group
Germany and Italy abandoned the non intervention control scheme for the Spanish civil war in protest against Britain and France. Berlin rumors spoke of a possible Italo German blockade of the Spanish government coastline as warships moved toward an undisclosed destination. Foreign Secretary Eden learned of the withdrawal, citing failed four power negotiations.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
France
Valencia
Spain
Berlin
Mediterranean
Anthony Eden
Kentucky Deputy Shot in Pine Mountain Chase
Irvin Washington, 33, one of three Harlan county deputies who resigned over Deputy Fleenor’s dismissal, was found shot to death in his moving car on Pine Mountain. Sheriff Middleton reported he was likely shot from the rear seat. the trio resigned after Judge Saylor removed Fleenor following Huntley’s peace bond bid.
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Harlan
Washington
Wash
Irvin
Harlan County
Lee Fleenor
Pine Mountain
Here
Theodore R. Middleton
Lee
Allen Bowlin
Fleenor
Morris Saylor
Alden Huntley
Huntley
Celebrator Killed in Columbus Joe Louis Victory Crash
Four men celebrating Joe Louis victory were injured in an early morning Columbus auto wreck. Harold Marcum, 23, died of his injuries while others were treated for wounds.
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Columbus
Joe Louis
Harold Marcum
Barefoot elected Ohio commander of Spanish War Veterans
Charles E. Barefoot of Toledo won the Ohio department command during the 39th annual state convention in Dayton, defeating Cincinnati rival Harry L. Welge. He succeeds John A. Harley of Lima.
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Dayton
Charles E. Barefoot
Toledo
Ohio Department
United Spanish War Veterans
Cincinnati
Harry L. Welge
John A. Harley
Lima
De Mille Tagged in Tax Evasion Inquiry
Commissioner Helvering testified Cecil De Mille formed a holding company dominated by himself and family to shift earnings. The government says the surplus was to evade surtaxes while De Mille argues the corporation saved for future film production.
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Washington
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congressional Tax Inquiry Committee
Cecil de Mille
Helvering
de Mille
G M en Double Kidnap Ret ai l
In Stony Brook New York FBI expanded its force as a noon deadline neared for negotiations with alleged abductors in the disappearance of Mrs Alice McDowell Parsons. Three agent laden autos arrived in the village while Inspector Karl Connelley said no conclusive developments were reported.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alice McDowell Parsons
Karl Connelley
William H. Parsons
Mrs. Parsons
Judge rules ERRA act constitutional in relief ruling
Common Pleas Judge Robert N Gorman upheld the 1935 federal emergency relief administration act and the congressional appropriations for relief in Cincinnati on Tuesday June 23. The decision affirmed the constitutionality of federal aid programs shaping relief distributions nationwide.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Robert N Gorman
Mayor Seecombe Challenges Governor Over Steel Strike Violence
Canton mayor James Seccombe issues a public letter to Governor Martin L. Davey disputing reports of CIO supported kidnaping at Republic Steel. Seccombe denies incident within Canton limits, cites city police rescue, cautions on enforcement and federal labor policy under the Wagner Act.
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Canton
James Seecombe
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Republic Steel
Davey
Seccombe
Parker Conspiracy Case Deliberated by Newark Jury
A federal jury of eight women and four men in Newark deliberates the Ellis H Parker conspiracy case. Parker and his son face charges of conspiring to abduct Paul Wendell and extract a false confession tied to the Lindbergh kidnaping. The trial ends after a nine week session.
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Newark
N. J
Ellis H. Parker
Parker
Burlington County
Ellis, Jr
William Clark
Parkers
Paul H. Wendel
Trenton
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Constance Morrow Weds Aubrey Morgan in Quiet Maine Ceremony
Constance Cutter Morrow daughter of the late Senator Dwight W. Morrow married Aubrey Niel Morgan in North Haven Maine on Tuesday. Only immediate family attended and plans for the sister of Mrs Anne Lindbergh marrying into the Morgan family were made quietly with no prior announcement.
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North Haven
Constance Cutter Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
Aubrey Niel Morgan
Elizabeth
Anne Lindbergh
John Llewellyn Morgan
Llandaff
Wales
Braddock Title Fight Receipts Revised
Revised official figures show Louis Braddock title fight gross receipts at 715,420.54 dollars. Paid attendance totals 41,684 with 13,741 top price seats at 27.50. Ticket sales gross 640,420.34 dollars. net receipts after taxes 518,380.50.
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Chicago
Louis Braddock
State starts trial of vote juggling case Ironton Ohio
State opens case against four Lawrence county residents accused of ballot tampering in a county commissioner race. Prosecutor Burke lays out alleged plan to move ballots marked for Republican William C. Dickens while recounts and court orders shape the contested outcome. Dickens won the recount but later lost on a Common Pleas Court order.
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Ironton
Lawrence County
R. A. Jane
Election Board
William Dickens
Harry Banton
Daniel C. Rapp
Thomas A. Burke, Jr
P. A. Pratt
Dan C. Rapp
Burke
Elizabeth Griffith
Pratt
Rapp
William C. Dickens
Dickens
Wade Webb
Webb
Griffith
Common Pleas
Lam proposes adjournment to curb hurried revolutionary legislation
Representative Arthur P. Lam neck of Columbus, a Democrat, introduced a House resolution on Tuesday urging Congress to adjourn sine die on July 16 to prevent rushed consideration of pending revolutionary legislation.
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Washington
Arthur P. Lamneck
Columbus
House
Congress
Duke of Windsor Celebrates 43rd Birthday Quietly
In St Wofgang Austria the former king marked his 43rd birthday at Castle Wasserleonburg with a private party for himself and Wallis Warfield, eschewing last year's imperial pomp. A Baltimore visitor recalled their past life during a Vienna shopping trip while gifts included leather goods and ties.
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Duke of Windsor
ST. Wolfgang
Austria
Castle Wasserleonburg
British Empire
Britain
Wallis Warfield
Vienna
Baltimore
Girl Held Blameless in Cincinnati Burglary Case
Esther Keller 20 daughter of Butler County commissioner was to be released blameless by police in Cincinnati from burglaries tied to a youth she was with Commodore W Spear 25 was charged with burglary and said he took her home before the jobs
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Cincinnati
Esther Keller
Edward Keller
Butler County
Emmett D. Kirgan
Commodore W. Spear
Miss Keller
Arrest Warrant Issued For Mail Interference Pickets
Attorney General Cummings ordered the arrest of six pickets at Republic Steel plants in Youngstown and Warren for obstructing US mail trucks. He directed warrants, to be served after names are released, with penalties up to $100 fine or six months imprisonment.
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Cummings
United States
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown
Warren
Emerick B. Reed
Cleveland
Post Office Department
Bribery Case Goes To Jury At Noon
Closing arguments wrapped the 10 day bribery trial of Edward T. Carney who faced $6050 in bribes as assistant chief of the state securities division. Prosecutor Ralph J. Bartlett urged the jury to uphold clean government while defense lawyer Paul M. Herbert portrayed Carney as a man with limited education and strong public trust.
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Columbus
Edward T. Carney
State Securities Division
Paul M. Herbert
Carney
Ralph J. Bartlett
Duffy Rules Against Union-Only Contracts for public works
Atty. Gen. Herbert S. Duffy ruled that exclusive union labor contracts on public works violate the constitution. The opinion to Trumbull county officials states the county engineer cannot lawfully require employment of only union workers.
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Columbus
Herbert S. Duffy
Trumbull
Duffy
Roosevelt presses for settlement in Great Lakes steel strike
The CIO claims a broad sympathy strike in Warren and Cleveland threatens 15 000 idle workers. President Roosevelt via the Mediation Board renews efforts with four independent steel companies as National Labor Relations Board probes union charges. National Guard protects Warren Republic Steel operations while prosecutors pursue mail interference charges against six men.
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Warren
CIO
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
National Guard
Charles P. Taft II
Republic
Bethlehem
Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Roosevelt
White House
National Labor Relatins Board
Washington
Mark Lauter
Labor Board
John L. Lewis
Canton
Republic Steel
Ralph E. Elser
Youngstown
Republic Steel Corporation
United States
Post Office
Cleveland
Akron
Emerick B. Freed
Senate Post Office Committee
Markets At A Glance New York Stocks Firm on Steel Demand
Markets at a glance show New York stocks firm as steel demand strengthens. Bonds are uneven with US loans moving both ways. Chicago wheat rises on dust from Canada while corn stays strong as shorts push buyers. Cattle advance up to 15 cents to a top of 15.65 dollars. Hogs gain 10 cents, top price 11.75 dollars.
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Chicago
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Constance Morrow
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