Council Backs Sloped Floor in New Auditorium Plan
City leaders debate the auditorium design as officials defend a sloped floor aimed at high utility for basketball games concerts and public meetings while critics say councilors rushed approval without reviewing plans. City Engineer Harold Church notes 11000 square feet on ground floor could host expositions and a ramp layout may be needed for access. Public input sought as Junior Chamber members plan to study details with Church and architect Andrews.
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New Auditorum
Harold
Church
Graha
William Whles
George Judy
T Hey
Moorehead
Wiles
Council
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frank Andrews
Junior Chamber
Lo Ng
Bricker decline trip to Washington over Ohio grant issue
Governor-elect Bricker said he saw no need to visit Washington as the Federal Security board resumed grants to Ohio. He urged release of the October grant if Ohio met federal requirements, noting November funds were approved and criticizing agency pressure to link payments.
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Swlaimbls
U.S
Italy Joins Naval Pact and Anglo-Italian Accord
Italy becomes the fourth adherent to the 1196 London naval treaty joining the United States Britain and France to limit warship sizes and armaments. The pledge to follow the pact is part of the broader Anglo-Italian accord effective November 16.
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Aly
United States
Britain
France
Hialy
Law Extends Wage Act Reach to Building Employees
Calvert Magruder general counsel for the wage hour administration says the labor standards act covers janitors and other building employees if their employers engage in interstate commerce. Magruder answered a query from the National Association of Building Owners and Managers.
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Washington
Calvert Magruder
Wwage-Hour
Magruder
U S Studies Dies Request on Prosecution of Un American Groups
Rep Dies of Texas urges the State Department to prosecute the Communist party the German American Bund and allied fronts for failing to register as foreign agents. He cites evidence the party acts as an agent of the Communist third international and notes unions and groups like Teague for Peace and Democracy and the Civil Liberties Union as fronts. Homer Martin says Communists are active in AFL and CIO unions.
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Washinglan
Justice
Communist Party
Bund
Dies
D-Tex
State Department
Talenemies
House
Communist Third International
Moscow
Hull
Sumner Welles
Cummings
Brien McMahon
Justice Department
McMahon
Teague For Peace
Democracy
International Labor Defense and
Oivil Liberties’ Union
Germany
Rep. Dies
House Committee On un-American
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
AFL
CIO
Five Rescued From Burning Schooner Off Newfoundland
Captain and four crew members of the burning schooner Allen F Rose were rescued after drifting for 12 days off Newfoundland. They were aboard the American Scantic liner Mormacsun, with Captain Benjamin Benedetti reporting the rescue last night as the ship heads toward Gothenburg, Sweden.
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Newfoundland
Benjamin Benedetti
Mormacsun
Allen F Rose
St Johns
Gothenburg
Sweden
Rubber Ball Sets Rubber Attire Theme at Akron Event
The Woman's Art League hosts a rubber themed ball in Akron with guests required to wear rubber dominated costumes to gain admission. The event highlights Akron's rubber industry fame and fortune, occurring at a decorated hotel setting for a beaux arts style celebration.
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Rubsber Capital
Empire Wall
Akron
Woman's Art League
Ross County Clergyman Slain His Son Is Held
A Ross County clergyman was slain and his son is being questioned. The report ties the incident to a climate of political unrest and rising tensions amid European crises and domestic upheaval. Police described a grave threat context as nations face labor strife and colonial contest.
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Ross County
Judges Survive Tomato Barrage at Court of Appeals
In London a litigant named Frank Harrison stormed into the August Court of Appeals, fired tomatoes at Justices Sir Charles Clauson and Sir Rayner Goddard, and was arrested after shouting for justice. He had earlier failed to win an appeal and left muttering before returning with fruit and weapons drawn.
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Court of Appeals
Charles Clauson
Rayner Goddard
Frank Harrison
Yuncheon
Harrson
Cleveland Man Heads Securities Division
Cleveland man Gruener was named chief of the state division of securities today at a salary of 61100. Governor Martin Tn Davey announced the appointment, stating Gruener will serve at the governor’s pleasure.
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Gruener
Cleveland
State Division of Securities
Martin Tn
Davey
Ch Ni
Vienna
Moore
Berlin
Lufthansa Line
BePae i Odentila
Oor
Aifa
Palestine
Royallish Fusiliers
Girl Freed After Abduction Tale Prompts Suspect Detention
Washington police freed Mary Brown after she told captors her father could not pay ransom. Four suspects were released with two remaining for questioning as investigators piece together the abduction near the Brown farm. Mary described being bound blindfolded and later escaped, aided by a family friend and detective. Neighbors and police mobilized, hurried traffic, and the search traced an automobile and a truck linked to the incident.
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Mary Brown
IAM
Mary
Vital
Brown
Washington
Station House
Robert L. Manning
Manning
Brown Farm
Auwely
Lucy
Fisher Body Plant Closed By Walkout
Fisher Body Plant No 1 in Flint Michigan with about 6000 to 7000 workers shut down at 12 30 PM as CIO United Automobile Workers members walked out after a strike vote. UAW officials cite wage disputes in press and metal departments. 3434 to 433 voted for the strike. GM says bodies supply halt could force Buick plant closure affecting around 18000 workers.
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Fisher Body Company
CIO
United Automobile Workers
UAW
General Motors
Fisher Body
General Motors Corporation
G. M
Fisher
Buick
First
International
U.A.W
Detroit Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Lea Lamotte
A.W
Lamotte
Plymouth
Akron lawmakers Choose Leaders For New Senate and House
Republican caucus in Akron names Frank Whittemore as potential president pro tem and majority leader in the 93rd Ohio Senate while Columbus veteran Thomas Bateman is expected to regain the senate clerk post. In the House, Wallace McCulloch is chosen as speaker with Harry McGregor as speaker pro tem and Oles Johnson as clerk. Governor elect Bricker pledges cooperation and economy moves include abolishing a deputy clerk position.
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Columnia
Frank Val Whittemore
Akron
Pro Item
Senate
93Rd General Assembly
Thomas E Bateman
Columbus
House
Jeavows
Walliam M McCulloch
Piqua
Harry McGregor
West Lafayette
Oles Ri Johnson
Fulton County
Fiord ‘Templin
Clinton County
Journal
Lewis Byers
Ruth Rhodes
John Gillonles
Bridgeport
Hubert Morgan
Muskingum County
Floyd Stormont
Gallipolis
Charman R. R. Bangham
Representaive
Bangham
John W. Bricker
Gure
Tavant
Raucus
Miss Makley
Dayton
State Parole Board
Charles Sawyer
Ohio
Tam
Sawyer
Democratic Nationals
Gow Marton L. Davey
New York
Washington
Pug Prefers Taxi Rides Despite Owner’s Plea
A pug in Fagin Illinois repeatedly rides taxis to avoid walking home, per his owner Dr Knnte W Hanson. Friends help him on rides, while Hanson calls it costly and tiresome. In a separate report, floods in Urfa region near the Turkish border drown 72, kill cattle, and wreck houses.
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Pug
Pax
Knnte W W. Hanson
Hanson
Istanbul
Turkey
Urfa
France Warned by Fascist Editor of Italy March
Giornale d Italia editor Vir gimio Gayda warned France that Italy is ready to march even against France if necessary. He spoke as tensions rose after Italian deputies demonstrated for Tunisian interests in the presence of Mussolini. Gayda denied French insinuations of a rift between the Italian crown and regime and emphasized Italy stands united with its government.
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Daladier
Africa
Brussels
Paul Henri Spaak
Spaak
Spain
Barcelona
Bucharest
France
Tunisia
Chamber of Deputies
Forcin
Georges Bonnet
Dybout
Corsica
Nazi Germany
Harwich
England
London
United States
Britain
Netherlands
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Germany
Judenknecht
Tokyo
Japan
China
Rome
Virgimio Gayda
Mussolini
Italy
Gayda
Giornale d'Italia
Sl Duce
Garda
Munich
Europe
Jis
Stolen News Hound Returns To Owner
Butch the trained fox terrier News Hound is back on duty after being stolen Monday. Johnny Kilroy yelled headlines with his dog and a money changer strapped to the harness reappeared with the dog. The two suspects who left an apologetic note were forgiven.
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ST. Solis
Butch
Johnny
Urges Faiths to Unite Against Subversives
Dr Charles W Welch of Louisville and Archbishop John Nicholas of Cincinnati urged all faiths to erase nonessential differences and unite against subversive influences. They said Presbyterian schools stress Americanism and Christian unity. two events linked by a Cincinnati assembly today. A Dayton burglary saw criminals blast a Draton Coal Co office safe and escape with 1600 dollars.
Minister Dr Russell Bready Shot Dead in Bainbridge
Dr Russell H Bready a 60 year old Methodist minister and former Pontiac mayor was found slain in Bainbridge Ohio early today. He was shot in the temple and his body was found near the parsonage. His 29 year old son Robert was detained for questioning. Neighbors heard shots around 5 am. Coroner Dr Oliver said the minister had been shot only once with a disfigured nose. Dr Bready had served in Cincinnati Detroit Pontiac and Pioneer and his wife died last July. He is survived by sons Russell Jr and Robert and two daughters Mrs Stewart Watson and Mrs W W Kunney.
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Bainbridge
Russell H. Bready
Pontiac
Mich
Bready
Joseph Vincent
Ross County
Robert
Earl Edington
Young Breaty
Marshal Edington
Don Lowery
Lowery
Young Bready
Toledo State Hospital
Clement Moore
Edington
Ed Shoemaker
WPA
Lou ‘Timmons
R. EB. Oliver
Dr. Bready
Ohie
Nme
Spain
Bainbrider
Cincinnati
Detroit
Pioneer
Ohio
J. Ia Jones
Chillicothe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Russell, Jr
Washington, D. C
Stewart Watson
W. WesKunney
Warsaw
Ind
Crash Death Toll Hits 23 in Bus Train Disaster
Salt Lake City reports 23 dead and 16 injured in the worst crash as a Denver and Rio Grande Western freight train plowed into a Jordan High School bus ten miles south of Salt Lake City during a December sleet storm. Engineer Rehmer attempted brakes. rescue crews moved bodies and injured to hospital morgue as families faced mass funeral plans.
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Salt Lake City
Here
Salt Lake General Hospital
Denver
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Midvale
Salt, Lake City
E. L. Rehmer
Farreld H. Silcox
Ruverton
Jordan Hgh
Rehmer
Alfred Eaton
Ason
Amarillo
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Columbus
Detroit
al Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Medicine Hat
Mpls
St Paul
New Orleans
New York
Parkersburg
Phoenis Noat Yuesnuers
Pittshurst
Portland
San Francisco
United States Miner Harding Damaged In Port Collision
Lloyds agent at Le Havre reports the U S Miner President Harding seriously damaged after striking a quay wall while entering port from New York to Hamburg. Weather notes mention high pressure over Ontario moving to New England and widespread rain across several states as a backdrop to the incident.
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London
P—Lloyd's
le Havre
France
United States
Harding
New York
Hamburg
Lloyd's
Ontario
New
Enganit
Oklahoma
Mantoby
Mississippi
Indiana
Ohio
North Pacific
Mississippi Valley
Lake Sé
Quick To Recover From Skating Fall In PA
William Dryer fell into a snowbank while ice skating in Waynesburg Pennsylvania. Friction ignited matches in his hip pocket and set his trousers on fire, but he rose quickly and avoided serious injury.
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Waynesburg
William Dryer
Judge Joins Armless Driver On Test Ride In License Suit
Judge George A. Smith accompanied armless Paul Layton on a 30 minute car ride to review Layton s bid for a license renewal. The youth seeks a renewal after being refused by deputy registrar Frank West citing physical inability. Layton says he has driven for about seven years and signed an application with his toes.
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Taste Clauson
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Draton Coal Company
Johanna Hofmann
M.E. Pastor
Son
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