A F L Proposes Federal NRA Plan To President Roosevelt
The American Federation of Labor urged President Roosevelt to license industry to enforce minimum wages child labor bans and maximum hours in interstate commerce. William Green and George Berry presented the plan arguing new NRA legislation is possible this session. The President reserved decision and considered the proposal among others.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Today
Roosevelt
A. F. of L
NRA
William Green
Federation
George Berry
Green
Velt
Chinese Troopers Repel Manchurians Near Forbidden City
Loyal government troops repulsed a mutinous force of Manchurian soldiers attempting to seize Peiping the capital. Martial law was declared and later lifted after the victory for peace preservation forces, while gates remained closed and traffic suspended.
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Peiping
China
Ian
Associated Press
Henry Discharged After Funds Cut
Carl Henry of Wilmington, 18, an employee of the excise division and research department of the State Tax Commission, was discharged as a direct result of Governor Davey’s budget cuts. The layoffs, effective Sunday, were announced by Carlton Dargusch, vice chairman of the commission.
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Carl Henry
Wilmington
State Tax Commission
Davey
Carlton Dargusch
Henry
Congress activity update in brief
In Senate a Banking committee in recess continues amendments to a AAA bill while House debates a utility measure. Rules committee reviews TVA and Ways and Means holds a Guffey coal bill hearing. Yesterday Congress passed rivers and harbors, extended bank deposit insurance, labor disputes, and nuisance tax measures. House passed ship subsidy, extended nuisance taxes to the White House, and adopted related conference reports and temporary deposit insurance extension. Debates begun on a holding company bill.
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Banking Committee
HOUSE
TVA
Ways and Means
Guffey
Bank Depsite Insurance
White House
Ohio political leaders flood Washington amid Cox visit
The Washington scene swirled as former Governor Cox arrived with Ohio figures like M. R. Denver and Harold Mosier. Rumors swirled of Davey resigning or joining a federal post while Sawyer and Young faced gubernatorial speculation. Davey denied any plan to meet Roosevelt for a state national administration patch up.
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Washington
James M. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Harold G. Mosier
Frank Gentsch
Cleveland
Ohio Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
M. R. Denver
Wilmington
Charles G. Sawyer
Cincinnati
Sawyer
Roosevelt
Farley
Davey
A. V. Donahey
Bulkley
Stephen M. Young
Congress
George S. Myers
Columbus
Associated Press
U S business chiefs split on Dawes upsurge forecast
June reports show economists and industry leaders divided over a Dawes prediction of a summer upturn in durable goods. Steel output holds at 38 percent capacity while durable goods job gains outpace consumer lines. Johns Manville's Lewis H Brown backs an upturn in construction, the key durable goods sector.
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Dawes
Washington
Department of Labor
Lewis H. Brown
Johns-Manville Corporation
New York
Associated Press
Last Minute News Flashes From June 28
Reports include a federal court injunction halting the AAA hog tax on two Greenville packing houses. Roosevelt signs a two year extension of 500 million nu isance taxes. A nine year old girl is found dead near Greenville with her father citing attack. Department of Agriculture notes a 20 percent drop in the spring pig crop and fewer hogs over six months old. Deposit insurance extends two months.
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Toledo
Charles H. Graves
Internal Revenue Collector
George P. Hahn
Washington
Roosevelt
Greenville
N. Y
Helen Glenn
Ernest Glenn
Department of Agriculture
Eberle Suspended Over Theft Charge in County Treasury
George J. Eberle assistant cashier in the county treasurer's office was placed on a 30 day payless suspension after the reported theft of 35 000 from his cashier's cage on Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
George J. Eberle
Harry A. Freiberg
Agreement Reached on Banking Bill in Senate Panel
The administration's banking bill advancing control of currency and credit to the Federal Reserve Board won Senate bank sub committee approval and heads to the full committee. Senator Glass said major points of the credit control section are settled, prompting expectations of early enactment, following a 60 day extension of the bank deposit guarantee.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Glass
Virginia Democrat
Horse Hangs Self After Tether Incident
Otto Kruger tied his delivery horse to a tree in his Urbana yard yesterday and left it to graze. When he returned, the horse had slipped and hanged itself.
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Urbana
Otto Kruger
Patrol Station To Be Dedicated At Wilmington
Wilmington ceremony to formally dedicate the State Highway Patrol barracks and radio station WPHK. John J. Jaster Jr and Col. Lynn E. Black will join city and county officials and the American Legion in a 3 PM program after a 2 PM parade forming on South Street.
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Wilmington
John J. Jaster, Jr
Lynn E. Black
State Highway Patrol
American Legion
South South Street
C. 8 S
8. O
State Highway Patrol Training School
F. ©. Everett
Wagner Labor Bill Moves Toward Statute Books
The Wagner labor bill hailed by the AFL as a magna carta for workers advances toward enactment as strike talk heats the atmosphere. While on Roosevelt's desk awaiting signature, UMW negotiations with soft coal operators in the Appalachian field face a new crisis.
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American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
European solidarity urged to replace Versailles treaty
Berlin leader Dr Heinrich Schnee former governor of German East Africa called for renewed European unity to supplant the Versailles settlement. In Santa Clara Cuba Cuban soldiers rescued 14 year old Maria Alonzo from a farmhouse and arrested a man suspected of trafficking her for under one thousand dollars. Paris Senate scrapped a retroactive clause in an anti foreign medical bill signaling that American doctors and dentists already practicing in France may continue. Paris world congress of the International Chamber of Commerce discussed coordinating road and rail transport to link mass production with distribution networks.
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Berlin
Heinrich Schnee
German East Africa
Santa Clara
Cuba
Maria Alonzo
Paris
Senate
The
International Chamber of Commercce
Chamber Approves Davey Budget Cut In Ohio
Ohio Chamber of Commerce commends Governor Davey for trimming 8.8 million from the biennial general appropriations bill. George B. Chandler, secretary, says the action shows moral courage and doubts any broad injustice to Ohioans from crippling state government.
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Columbus
Davey
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
George B. Chandler
Chamber
Ohio
Aged man held in slaying of sweetheart
Daniel W. Nield a 61 year old gardener was booked on suspicion of murder in Hollywood California after the bullet torn body of Frances Conklin 42 a stenographer was found near the Griffith Park Bridle path Detectives said he confessed the slaying.
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Hollywood
Calif
Daniel W. Nield
Frances Conklin
Griffith Park
Roy Hurst
Ray Giese
House Committee to Fast Track TVA Amendment Plan
Washington reports the House rules committee agreed to grant compromise TVA amendments legislative right of way after the disposal of the pending utilities bill. The move signals a faster path for TVA related changes within the broader legislation.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
TVA
Leesburg Resident Mrs Frye Seriously Ill at Home
Mrs. D. M. Frye a well known Leesburg resident remains seriously ill at her home. Her sister Mrs. Leighton Park is caring for her.
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D. M. Frye
Leesburg
Leighton Park
Eva Coo Executed In Sing Sing Slaying Case
Eva Coo was executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing for murdering a handyman to obtain 12000 dollars. The sentence followed details of the crime and a related simultaneous execution of Leonard Scarnici, a bank robber, after her death. Relatives in Ontario awaited news on burial plans in Cooperstown.
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Ossining
N. Y
Eva Coo
Sing Sing Prison
Harry Wright
Cooperstown
Ontario
Coe
Wright
Martha Clift
Darlings
Findings total 914 068 32 in Batavia probe
June 28 findings totaling 14 068 32 against three Clermont County men now serving terms in the Ohio Penitentiary were in State Examiner Howland’s report. Named are B L Ketchum former county auditor George Maxfield deputy and Charles Pringie contractor. J M Fitzpatrick county treasurer Bethel is party to one finding for 7 670 12 against Ketchum and Maxfield but is cleared of participation in the fraudulent transactions. Maxfield overdrew his salary by 4937 50 over eight years. The total unlawfully drawn from the treasury through alleged manipulation by Maxfield Pringle and Ketchum was 9 557 38. The embezzlement involved false and inflated bills. Forms deposited 1 200 as charges against County Clerk William Formorin to be presented to a recalled grand jury.
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Batavia
Clermont County
Ohio
W. H. Howland
B. L. Ketchum
George Maxfield
Charles Pringie
J. M. Fitzpatrick
Treasuerer
Bethel
Ketchum
Maxfield
James M. Fitzpatrick
Maxfield, Pringle and Ketchum
William Formorin
Ralph Parker
Formorin
Prison Officials Cleared in Youngstown Man's Death
In Columbus on June 28 Mansfield Reformatory officials were absolved of blame in Joe Miller's TB death two weeks after parole on May 29. The inquiry, ordered by Governor Davey after charges of improper care, was filed with Welfare Director Margaret Allman.
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Columbus
Mansfield Reformatory
Joe Miller
Youngstown
Margaret Allman
Miller
Reformatory
Davey
William Dodds Former Xenia Mayor Dies at 85
William Dodds 85 former mayor of Xenia and former Greene County sheriff and auditor died last night He led Xenia as mayor from 1909 to 1918 and also served two terms as sheriff and as county auditor He had worked as a policeman and fireman.
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Xenia
William Dodds
Greene County
Woodmansee Purchases Farm Near Highland
Hoskins Bros. announce the sale of a 50 acre Woodmansee farm two and a half miles south of Highland to Clarence Woodmansee who resides near Highland.
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Hoskins Bros
Wilmington
Woodmansee Farm
Highland
Clarence Woodmansee
Big Show Of 1935 Half Over With Stirring Scenes
Chicago reports a half finished show of 1935 with rapid action and stirring scenes. Notable figures such as Huey Long Father Coughlin and General Johnson appear in dialogue plus remarks from Roosevelt Hoover Ickes and Hitler. A citizen’s 2000 word letter to Maury Maverick ends with a clipped expletive.
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Chicago
New Yorker Found Dead in Detroit Park
Police probe the Detroit slaying of New York attorney Howard Carter Dickinson. They seek William Lee Ferris, missing after leaving the Book Cadillac hotel with Dickinson said to carry several thousand dollars. A woman who checked Dickinson’s hotel briefcase is also being sought.
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Detroit
Howard Carter Dickinson
New York
William Lee Ferris
Dickinson
Ferris
Dieckerson
Ohio
Andrew Smygen
Robert Kaliman
Wayne Coun
Kallman
Battle Looms on Gold Clause Plan
President Roosevelt seeks legislation to stop holders of government gold clause bonds from suing for payment in gold or devalued dollars. Senate banking chair Fletcher plans a meeting to review the special message. Attorney General Cummings notes a draft exists. Conservatives warn passage would mean repudiation and dishonesty in policy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Cummings
Stock Must Be Free of Disease at State Fair Columbus
The State Board of Agriculture announced breeders showing stock at the Ohio State Fair must provide certificates proving their animals are free from infectious disease. The program aims to prevent disease spread during the fair.
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Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio St
Death toll tied to riot at Columbus Eng Company
In Columbus authorities report Samuel G. H dies from injuries suffered during a strike riot at the Columbus Engine Company three weeks ago. The widow files charges as investigators pursue suspects in the incident.
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Columbus, Lune
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