J C Penney expands local branch in Zanesville store
J C Penney company announces expansion of its Onega store on Malpastrnet in Zanesville. A lease with the A Weller estate will allow taking over the Kumber clothing space and unite the buildings for a 70 frontage on Mun street. Remodeling planned for Easter readiness.
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Colgate Coach Andy Kerr to keynote University Club dinner
Andy Kerr, Colgate football coach and proponent of wide open play, will be the principal speaker at the University Club dinner in the University sub-quarters. Curtin Shaw, committee chair, announced the Dec Tuesday event with guests from Ohio University, Ohio State, Muskingum, Denison and Oberlin. Kerr, aided by Dick Healey, will lead eastern stars against a western Shrine game squad in San Francisco on New Year’s Day. He plans a Chicago stop to confer on training before the charity game.
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Muskingum
Denison
Obie Westeyan
Nee
Chiesgo
Hanley
Defer Action On Moving Ball Club To Springfield
Afontreal reports no definite decision on moving the Zanesville trans ship to Springfield after a January 10 meeting failed. Eight clubs including Johnstown Huntington Charleston and Ohio cities Dayton Canton Akron and either Zanesville or Springfield form the league slate. Elmer Daily says the league will proceed with its regular schedule while Buza Wetzel notes Springfield is a larger city and may back the transfer.
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Madrid Air Raid Brutal Siege Assault Strikes City
Fierce Fascist bombing over Madrid as insurgents unleash a multiwave attack along the Manzanares and surrounding districts. Government forces report 1300 bombs and shells dumped on Pozuelo de Alarcón and University City while international volunteers defend near the Estremadura road. Refugees evacuate amid police efforts to curb pro Fascist activity as sewer tactics loom.
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Ita
Clemency Denied To Slayer of Detective
Columbus Ohio December 4 147 And Martin L Davey refused to grant clemency for James Brown Cleveland negro sentenced to electric chair for killing detective Eugen Gurganus in September 1935 He argued fair trial and that another moon killed the detective Evidence from eye witnesses says Brown killed Gurganus in cold blood without provocation Governor refused to spare the negro life noting no miscarriage of justice shown.
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James Brown
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Chinese Government Asked to Probe Killing Nanking
United States embassy requests China investigate the shooting of George Hobart Newsome, 40, an American tobacco executive, by a Chinese assailant last night. The embassy also seeks protection for other Americans in the Hauchang area amid rising tensions and perceived intimidation aimed at preventing business transactions.
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Chile
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Augustin Justo
Argentina
Justo
Conservancy District settles bank accounts dispute
A conservancy district settles disputes over bank accounts with Union Bank of Unrichaville. Judge BR Kangs way authorized disposition of 415000 in government bonds alleged fake by Gharien E. Whel and the bank president, who face criminal action. Deposits of 3183 02h covered by safety.
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Owig
Iver Monkingum
Kangsway
Banda
Gharien E. Wheland
One Man Off a Horse Sues Telegraph Company
Urbana Ohio December 4 A man named Latte sues the telegraph company in common pleas court to recover 287.50 claiming late delivery of a telegram about an Epsom Downs horse race caused him to miss a bet. He says he would have bet on a horse that finished second placing a 1950 stake. The petition alleges negligence by the telegraph company’s employees.
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Tha Bores
Ems Pingen
Black Legion Members Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
Reported convictions of five Black Legion members for the target murder of Silax Coleman and the shooting of Charles A Poole with life terms imposed at Marquette Srench prison. Jonny Bannerman received a resentencing to southern Michigan prison alongside Charles Royce and James Roy Loranca.
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Donald van Ziln
Black Legion
Silax Coleman
Harvey Davis
Ervin D.lao
Charles A. Poole
Tife
Marquette Srench
Jonny Bannerman
Poole
Southern Michigan
Charias Royce
James Roy Loranca
Wallys Guardians Rough BILLS 10 ce On Amateur Photographers
Wallis Simpson arrived in Rouen from London amid a government crisis caused by her friendship with King Edward. She proceeded to Cannes with her entourage, while a French actress attempted to photograph her and was pushed back by security. The party then left in a blue sedan, plates from Britain, to continue to the Riviera.
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NEW Congress
Rouen
France
Wallis Wartiell Simpson
Edward of
England
London
Paris
Weir
Wife Takes Own Life When Husband Dies
A double tragedy unfolds as Mrs Eleanor Dicks, 69, dies in hospital after her husband Harry Dicks, 85, succumbs to a heart attack. Neighbors report she drank poison soon after hearing of his death, and she died at the scene. Authorities note she often threatened suicide if Mr Dicks died.
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Qinger Rogers
Lela Rogers
Bureau of Investigation
Marion
Sales of Prepaid Tax Receipts Show Increase
Salumaus G Sec 4. IF Despite reperd of the sles tax on feed con sumed In the home the rate of pre- Paid tax receipts for the week ended Nov. 26 were higher then tor a cor responding period in 1805. The three percent ibs on food was abolished Nov. 12. Below of ro teeipta for the week of Nov. 21 were $071,806. for the 1035 period they were 8047,340. Collections for the year up to Nov. 28 and amounted to 850,250,0080. It Was entimated the tax would provide nearly 890,000,000 for the year to aid in the support of achayls political subdivisions and poor relief.
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Baldwin Refuses Compromise Over Edward and Mrs Simpson
London reports Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin declares the government will not permit constitutional changes to allow King Edward VIII to marry Wallis Warfield Simpson. Edward’s romance triggers a potential abdication crisis as ministers, Dominions, and church leaders weigh the implications.
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London Press Divided On King and Mrs Simpson
London newspapers echo split views on King Edward and Mrs Wallis Simpson. Times warns of scandal to empire, Express says the king will choose wisely, News Chronicle calls for a way out with marriage or exclusion, Guardian notes Baldwin’s Commons remark as no constitutional difficulty.
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House of Commons
King Edward Tops With Commoners in Marriage Talk
Readers express mixed views on King Edward's possible marriage to Mrs Wells Simpson. Some praise his popularity among ordinary Britons who value the throne, while others fear the palace’s prestige and stress the need for a suitable match. Comments hint at public sympathy and concern over constitutional implications.
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Wells Simpson
Ginner
Ing
Bishops Rand
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Gimpson
Unapiomitn
Zdwerd
No Use Crying Milk Spill Wrecks Truck in Colo
A farmer named Aheyta headed to town when a tire blew out near mile markers. A passing truck tore two feeders from the vehicle. Steering lock caused an overturn and a crash, spilling cargo. He resumed, but his truck traction failed again. Police cited him for lacking a motor vehicle inspection certificate.
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Colo
Koe
Death Near For Former Famous Baseball Player Joe Tinker
In Orlando Pennsylvania December 4 physicians said there is little hope for the recovery of Joe Tinker former major league shortstop and manager from a paralytic stroke. Doctors reported complications and warned the crisis may determine the outcome as he remains under careful observation.
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Orlando
Physicana
Joe Tinker
Muajor
Mery
Auryita
Business May Lift Standard
Washington 4A report shows a plan for voluntary business rules to curb unfair competition. The Chamber of Commerce and a Port business committee propose fair practice standards for about 200 industries. They condemn secret rebates, below-cost selling, false advertising, commercial bribery, and disparagement while urging safe competition for full consumer benefits.
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Wich
Chamber of Commerce
Deling
Chambera
Wade
States Business Should Accept Responsibility
James M. Landis, chairman of the Federal Securities and Exchange Commission, urged industry to accept responsibility for controlling economic recovery to prevent a repeat of the last boom. In his first public speech since Roosevelt’s election, Landis said the new recovery is the business’s own to shape and that its duties are now clear.
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James M. Sands
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
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Investment Bankers Association of America
Roosevelt
Metloner Sims
Street Car Jumps Track Injuring Thirteen in Detroit Crash
A Detroit street car leaped the track near the city last night, turning on its side and hitting a telephone pole. Thirteen people were injured, four seriously, including 1 year old conductor Ed Knapp and 53 year old motor man Alfred Dagler, who said the brakes failed to hold on the curve.
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