Vetoes Swept Away by Republican Legislators in Ohio
Dr James M Thompson resigns as physical director of the YMCA in Zanesville after three years of service. He tendered his resignation to the board of trustees and will sever ties on May 2. Thompson led a growing physical education department with basketball and volleyball programs, county meets, and trainers clubs, and will return to the Pacific coast.
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Board of Trustees
Associa
Thompeon
Thompson
Tee Divstreet Association
Une
New Bet
Tee Ch
Cryster County Athlene
Zanestife
Br. Thompson
2Mort
Thompsons
Zanesville
Pacific Coast
Cai
Robert A.taft
Hamalston
Trepublian House
Watt
Gord Donaher Isening
McDonstad
Not Guilty Plea Arraignments Highlight Canton Case List
A Canton grand jury indicted 12 inmates including Elbridge Dixon for manslaughter and Vaughn for burglary. Most defendants, youths, entered not guilty pleas though few could hire counsel. Dixon posted a 5000 bond after being released from jail. Judge Lemert noted delays and urged efficiency in trial proceedings.
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Ins Court of Common Pleas
Uil
Eiwige Temnert
Borning
Roy Barnett
Emmett Hill
Sol Norris
JE T T. Dawson
Allen Dooicy
Richard George
Herman Will Hams
Crossland
Elbridge J. Dixon
Jolis Collins
Lichen Avenue
Big Biri Gibble Returns Home After Fugitive Flight
Fragmented report from Piinam Engierd notes a 23 hour event where Big Birigible and 75 fugitives are said to have fled by air. Crowds greeted the craft as heavy artillery wheels and a wine-trapped scene are described.
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Piinam
Engierd
Anas ii
Eafe
Sespersons
Bas Turéa Wade
Fire Hits Home Believed Linked to Klan Figure
Flames swept the 25 palatial home of former arson suspect David C. Stephenson early today. Firefighters found kerosene near the residence and open jets inside. Neighbors reported shots and explosions as the fire raged at Stephenson's home while guards were stationed to deter further threats. Property loss was estimated at 1868 dollars.
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Milsionorret
David C. Stephenson
Erardarson
Au Kinx Kier
Stephenern Wes
Everal
Emery
Stephenson
Toledo
Republicans to Pass Appropriations Over Gov Donshey Veto
Columbus reports that 21 appropriation items for state universities and schools totaling 1.72 million dollars will be passed again over Governor Donshey's veto. Speaker Barry D. Sivero says the items include university education equipment and building projects at Bowing Green and State University, with funds for Pomerene Hall completion and other facilities.
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Gov. Donshey
Columbus
Donshey
Barry D. Sivero
Teder
State University
a.cos_ Chemistry pulding
Pomerene Hall
TY Ber Poe
Pioneer Citizen Margaret Rotersson Dies Friday Morning
Mire Margaret Rotersson Oldhem dies at 6 39 am Friday at her farm home on Meolntrs avenue after 2 brief illnesses. A pioneer resident born near Wes Zanesne she was active in Grace Methodist Church and longtime worker in the Women's Benevolence Society. Funeral services likely Sunday at the home with Rev D F Wo oe in charge.
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Margaret Rotersson
Meolntrs Avenue
Bret
Hinessirs
Oldham
Wes Zanesne
Ene
Grace Methodist Church
Tomen
Columb
Alss
M. Merit
Keri Theral
Fem
Orme
D. F. Wooe
Charse
Freshmen Clash With Sophomores Detailed Clash Result
Fragmentary notes show a freshmen versus sophomores game with unclear venue and participants. Result mentions a person named Gueston and a score reference to Crossland 244, but details are garbled.
Lou Shaw Energizes Boy Scout Campaign Meeting
At a Thursday evening gathering, Lou Shaw, veteran campaigner, delivered renewed enthusiasm for the Boy Scout drive. He praised the organization, urged broad support, and promised concerted efforts to raise funds and subscriptions from diverse community groups.
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Lou Shaw
Farmer 5 Arrested in West Virginia Forest Fire Case
Agartinebare West Virginia April. Charles Shade, a farmer, was arrested by Fire Warden J P Webster and jailed in default of bail. He is charged with starting a forest fire that last week burned about 10,000 acres of timberland, with estimated losses around 300 000 dollars.
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Agartinebare
W. Va
Charles Shade
J. P. Webster
Jell
Organ Canna
French cabinet ministers face grand jury bond in burglary case
A Paris cabinet lineup, announced after preliminary hearings, faces scrutiny as Paul Painleve and ministers linked to burglary and theft are bonded at $1,000. The grand jury heard charges against multiple former ministers and aides amid a tense political crisis.
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WCTOR
Grand Jury
Paris
Jay Victor Needs
Maristta Street
Noumergue
Paul Painleve
Lercensigert
Chamber of Deputies
3Fusei Taundri
Ussingum Ladner
Chamber of Tep Grand Jury
Snege
Issac Humphrey
Amaple
Bond
Wil Belews
Ecounic
Tinance
Joseph Caillaus
Intel Asistide Briand
Theodore
Abraham Schram
Ets
Marire
Emoire Borel
Publer
Strucky and Heavz Arts
Anatole
Charles
Asmiesizure
Jean du- Needs
Antoine Durafour
Jepsen
Andre Hesse
Fierre Laval
Bowrist Waten
Tate Ben
Joseph
Hewes
Genuties
Ent
Parry
Politcal Manifesta
Eich
Actor Receives Notice of Brother's Death in New York
An actor learns of his brother's death in New York. Friends and associates react with shock as he considers travel for the funeral. A separate report notes a person faces a serious charge and area prosecutors prepare for the case.
Senators Aid Governor With Campaign Material
Senators presented campaign material to support the governor as he vies for a third term. Party leaders temper cautious replies while a key commision weighs the act as the governor readies a political push.
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Utes Commission
Outrage in Sofia and deadly cathedral bombing shocks city
A massive bomb exploded at the Ssed Kral cathedral in Sofia during a funeral for General Kasela Gherghieff, killing at least 40 and wounding many including Premier Tsankoff and the mayor. The attack followed political turmoil with police and troops deployed as the city entered a state of panic and a government statement blamed the crime on communist factions.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ssed Kral
Kosia Gbheorshidr
Davideff
Xerzoff
Koleugheff
Kasela Gherghieff
Chesdas
Tsankoff
Kalkoff
Stephan
Lazaroff
Frost Necolat Miheff
Gyranars Martidl
Gas Tax Battle Ends With Immediate Collection
Columbus reports the legislature plans to override Gov. Donaher's veto and enact a two cent gasoline tax effective immediately. Major oil firms like Standard Oil phrase the tax as a direct levy to fund highway construction, with collection expected to begin tomorrow.
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Columbus
Standani Oil Company
API Abe
Senators Vote on Huffman and Bloom Confirmations
In Columbus on March 17 the state senate records 15 votes for and 49 against confirmations of James W. Huffman and Bloom. Names of many senators appear in the roll call, including Chandler, Caraker, Miller, Powell, Sweeny, Wait, Wise, and others across Greene and Cuyahoga counties.
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Apc
State Senate
Carakers
Eam
Garver Hemp
Carahoge
Miler
Pawell
Swee- Ing
Versus
Wai Nor Happe
Comings
Farnsworth
Gardret
Beale Heys
Plete Rumler
Loughead
Biar- McCrearr
Price
Gre iRames
Retiv
James W. Haffmen
Chandlersville
Ares
Idar
Bender
Bolton
Carpenter
Collster
Comines
Tray
Edwards
Garver
Marshall
Cuyahora
Sweeny
Waitt
Wise
Marshall of Greene
McCreary
Brarmrr
Roberts
Shafer
Fire kills five in Marshfield apartment blaze
An apartment fire in Marshfield Oregon killed a family of five early today. Mr and Mrs H W Hopps and their children Vernon 17 Herman 10 and Rath 12 months were burned in the blaze.
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Marshfield
Ore
H. W. Hbopps
Vernon
Hecman
Rath
Finance Committee Plans to Raise 1500 at Friday Meeting
The Finance Committee aims to raise 1500 at a Friday afternoon meeting attended by Jeromi Steer of Columbus and Mine Relations. James Pritchard and Jon a Feat pledge 50 each to start the campaign. Local officials and business leaders from Columbus and Bridgeport plan to organize.
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Finance Committee
Soke
Pest Pehamber
Showers Bring Cooler Night Near Lake Erie
A weather bulletin notes a cool front moving through tonight near Lake Erie bringing showers and lower temperatures. Winds shift to the northwest as low pressure passes, with a chilly start to the weekend.
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