Wetzel Seeks 20000 Gate to Keep Greys in Town
Wetzel, president of the Zanesville Greys, proposes a guaranteed 20000 gate for 1937 to transfer the Geneiss to another city, while civic leaders and boosters largely refuse to commit. Archer urged action by Thursday noon to avoid losing Zanesville from the league, amid deficitis and a gate around 18000 for the year. Chamber of Commerce officials contacted local supporters who declined to meet the requested guarantee, though they back keeping the team in Zanesville.
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Wantsville
Middle Atlantic
Henry B
Buzz” Wetes
Zanevile Greys
Geneiss
Welad
Zapesville Civic
George Archer
Wetwel
Montreal
Canada
James Goddard
Chamocter of Commerce
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Archer
Wetzel
Zaneaville
Banesville
Dinory
Greys
Wetch
Lash Srison
Wetzal How
Guidard
Ity
Columbus Mayor Seeks Settlement With Striking Workers
Mayor Myron Gesrimen calls for a conference to end a two month dispute at the DL Auld company and auto makers plant. Workers from the Auto Workers union meet the company Friday to negotiate pay rises while only about 20 of 400 workers are on duty amid the strike.
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DL. Auld
Auto Nce Cemors
Myron B. Gesrimen
Covent
We Auto Workers’ Union
Gessa~amon
temiThors
Roth
Madrid Battles Rage as New Fascist Raids Hit City
Light damage reported across Madrid during two new air raids as Fascist bombs, artillery, and grenades struck University City Mottel prison Retiro Park and surrounding districts. Government defenses reshuffled with Gen Jose Miaja taking Madrid defense leadership and plan for a unified command as clashes spread from the Guadarrama mountains to the Cordoba area and beyond.
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Posales
Retiro Park
Rony Frenta
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Cordoba
Moforo
Poesblanco
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Tex
Asturias
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Alngic
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Junto
Genevel Missa
Sla Td
Mutrid Commissariat
Antonia Mije
Wae
Barique Garcia
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Orth
Peguelo de Abacorn
Arayees
Gouth
Grado
Ovideu
Bay of Biscay
Nun Fieres
Fascut-dela Vitoria
Villa Real
Hitler's alliance with Japan raises war fears
New York dispatch reports that Hitler has forged a German Japanese anti Communist alliance with Mussolini's apparent approval. The move unsettles European powers and suggests broader war risks amid shifting alliances and nervous tensions.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
New York
Hitler
State budget causes worry in Columbus amid deficits
A state budget report led by Garston Dargusch, vice chairman of the state tax commission, warns of an $18.7 million deficit and a $15.99 million shortfall for schools due to tax changes on food. The document analyzes sales, income, and fuel taxes and projects relief costs, suggesting no balance without revenue increases.
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Magi
Garston
Dargusch
State Tax Commission
Martin L. Davey
Peace policy outlines amid Inter-American talks Uruguay
Reports from Buenos Aires describe initial proposals to strengthen relations among 91 American nations amid the Inter-American peace conference. Venezuelan ideas to unify documents on preventing war led to discussions with officials including Townsend Washington and others, as delegates debated court, league, and disarmament ideas.
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Felipe Des
Eepil
United States
Assembly
Inter-American Court of Justice
inter-American League of Nu- Yonw
League of Nations
Ward
Cornell Hull
Carlos Shavedra Laman
Forign
Greater Than Seasonal Employment Reported
Cleveland reports October 1930s industrial employment rose over September per the Federal Reserve Cleveland monthly district review. Payrolls and hours worked increased with higher wages. department store sales also rose the most since 1980. Regional gains ranged from 12 to 22 percent across cities including Cincinnati, Canton, Dayton, Massillon, Toledo and Springdale.
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Inak
Woth
Ginemmatl
Canton
Dayton
Massilion
Toledo
Tie
Springricla
Mollison and Co Pilot Rescued Near Capetown Flight
Cape Town South Africa December reports Mollison and his French co pilot Edouard Contiglion Molinier were found safe after vanishing about 100 miles from zero during a long England to Capetown flight. They were discovered by farmer Weindrict near Bredasdod 46 miles west of Capetown. Their plane was undamaged and they planned to resume flight. Mollison's wife Amy completed the distance in three days four hours and twenty minutes. A radio message said they had lost their way.
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Capetown
South Africa
Cape
James A. Mollison
Edouand Contiglion- Molinier
England
Bredasdoch
Here
Amy
Motor Club to Fight Gas Tax Diversion
The Muskingum Motor Club prepares to oppose proposals diverting gasoline tax funds from road maintenance to other uses. Secretary DW Armstrong says the club will unite with state auto groups to block any plan not for road upkeep despite current discussions.
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DW. Armstrong
Muskingum Motor Club
Motor Club
King Negotiating For Sale of Canadian Ranch
Authoritative sources report King Raward negotiating the sale of a Canadian ranch named EP located near High River Alberta. The king, who has won broad support, was understood to discuss terms at Buckingham Palace yesterday.
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Eng
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Lincoln
Rawordh
Buckingham Palace
High River
Alta
Large Political Campaign Contributions Revealed
Senate investigators released a list showing major donations to campaigns. Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors gave 850,100 to New Deal agencies. The Rockefellers and Rocke Weiler family contributions totaled 106,000. The report calls for tighter rules and aims to trace the sources of large spending.
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James FH. Cromwell
Doris Duke
Moe
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Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
New York
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Man Pleads Guilty After Altercation Over Apple Pie
Logan, 28, of Geneva, pleaded guilty to assault and battery after allegedly striking his wife when she did not provide apple pie. The incident occurred as he returned home, accusing her of failing to bake the pie after ordering a far. Justice of the Peace C. D. Adams handled the case.
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FTC charges auto makers over inflated deferred payment rates
The Federal Trade Commission charged 21 automobile manufacturers and financing firms with deceiving buyers about interest on deferred car payments. The agency alleged ads claimed annual percentage terms that overstated costs, showing actual interest near 12 percent. Named companies include Nash Motors, General Motors and subsidiaries, Chrysler, Graham-Paige, Hudson, Fort Motor, REO, Packard, and more.
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Mich
Reo Motor Car Company
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Axl Packard Motor Car Company
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British King resists abdication amid private life row
Amid a crisis over the king’s private life and ties to Mrs. Simpson, Prime Minister Baldwin and opposition leaders clash as ministers insist on constitutional limits. The king meets with royal counselors at Port Belvedere while financial markets react to the turmoil.
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Queen Mother distressed as king refuses union talk
A distressed Queen Mary, nearing 70, is portrayed as a broken hearted figure in Marlborough House after King Edward’s refusal to discuss his friendship with Mrs Simpson. Reported lines say she pleaded and complained, while her dreams of an approved royal match faded.
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Almient Bethen
Edward
Mire
Wallis Strepece
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Marlborough
Buckingham Palace
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Mrs. Simpson
Queen Mary
Akron Plant Closed By Sit-Down Strike
Akron plant of Goodyear Tire and Rubber in Akron closed after a sit down strike. About 6,000 workers at Plant No 1 and some 400 in another Akron factory joined the action, part of a wave of more than 20 strikes this year. Strikers kept night-shift workers from entering gates as the sit downers occupied the plant in protest against wage rates and rotation work in the truck tire department.
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Borah Opens Drive On Monopolistic Practices
Senator Borah of Thale day proposes federal charters for interstate corporations, prohibiting business without such charters and forbidding monopolistic practices. The plan aims to curb corporate power and set wage and hour standards across states.
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Aid Bean
Guests Escape As Fire Destroys Kenton Hotel
Firemen from Kenton Lima and Belle Center fought a five hour blaze that swept the 65 room St Nicholas hotel. Damage estimated at 30000 dollars. Sixty guests escaped unhurt many using fire escapes. Most salvageable belongings saved but furnishings and interior ruined. Manager Pav Rigney reported the loss while origin remained undetermined. Clerk Allen Stewart discovered the blaze and joined Rigney and Bernard Bush to arouse guests.
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Belle Center
Pav Rigney
Allen Stewart
Rigney
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