City cemetery fund shortfall linked to newspaper support
City officials including Mayor William P. Wetherald faced questions over a 09,500 shortage in Greenwood cemetery funds used to aid The Ohio Seaman Weekly. Wetherald admitted a newspaper contract and personal payments to aid its publication, while denying funds were misused. testimony noted embezzlement concerns centered on former superintendent Frank Fox and related officials.
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Ohio Seaminer
William P. Wetherald
John Gutfen
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Gitren
Sam Grant
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Sait
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Wetherald
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Lessure
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Lou Schemler
Frank Fox
Gremwood Cemetery
Cemeters
Earl Wilson
Milton Mick
Fox
Greenwood Cemetery
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Ane
Joan
Wetherard
J. H. Powelson
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Care P Wiles
Mike Lillian Terry
Cemetery
Deaths, murders rock small town. hunt for suspect begins
Denton reports two people killed and a third missing as detectives search for Sherman Long, husband of Mimie Long, and stepfather to Virginia Pyatte. Police describe a graphic double murder and a separate attack tied to the Long residence, with federal agents involved. Pope Pius XII suffers a mild paralytic episode affecting his legs, per Vatican officials.
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Denton
Sherman Long
Ors
Mimie Long
Virginia Pyatte
Ira Manderbaugh
Douth
Kermit Bair
Airz Long
Vatican
Pius
Hulls eight point plan for peace and world unity
Secretary Hull proposes an eight point program at the Inter American conference to build an armory of peace among thirty one American nations. He urges broad educational drives against war, joint action for peace, and revival of international cooperation to advance global security and reduce conflict risks.
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Mull
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Hull
Eicera
Perce
Cecl Nation
Soviet Union
France
King calls off all formal engagements after cabinet briefing
London reports the king informed ministers of his intent to marry Mrs Simpson. Twenty ministers attended the cabinet briefing as demonstrations erupted outside Buckingham Palace. The king remains undecided on the marriage phase but will not surrender his actions. Prime Minister Baldwin and aides faced strong public pressure while support for the crown were said to be wavering.
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Beham
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Tefu
Riviera
Fred Rasser
Alfollow Hin
League
Bell
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King Edward's crisis tests British monarchy and reform
Amid rumors of marriage to Mrs Simpson and a constitutional clash, King Edward faces government pressure over his private life and public role. Reports describe his health as good at Fort Belvedere. Archbishops Hinsley and Canterbury urge prayers for the king, while ministers debate a path balancing royal prerogative with parliament.
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England
Fort Belvedere
Westminster
Arthur Hinsley
Bill Would Curtail Grub at Ohio Stores
Ohio debates a bill curbing free snacks and coffee at department and five and ten cent stores amid labor reform talk. The measure, backed by labor unions, mirrors a Colorado law upheld by its highest court, amid broader concerns over wage and working conditions.
Revised Guffey Bill Heads to Congress for Labor Provisions
Reports say Congress will consider a revised Guffey Bill in January to stabilize the soft coal industry. Roy Vinson notes efforts to include miners and operators, aligning with renewed wage and hour determinations via collective bargaining, while avoiding constitutional pitfalls of earlier acts.
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Roy
Vinson
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Virwon
Anon Ate Congress Conienes
Urces
Harassed Youth Trapped by Police During School Incident
A troubled student held officers at bay with dumbbells in a tense school scene that involved weightlifting gear and a dawn lockdown. Intervening officers and school staff evacuated students as the boy collapsed and was taken to a hospital with his parents and principal present.
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Jackie
Norenes
Fender
Jackie ‘Thornton
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Quiz Union Officials In Restaurant Racket
Murray Seasongood of Cincinnati was appointed by the supreme court as one of four commissioners to inspect union officials nationwide ahead of the trial of 14 men in a $2,000,000 restaurant racket. Beavongood will question Robert Hesketh general secretary treasurer of the Hotel and Restaurant Em ployes International Alliance and the Bartenders League of America. The extortion and conspiracy trial is set to begin in January.
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Murray Seasongood
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
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Hesketh
Employes International Alliance
Bartenders League of America
Budapest Duelist Defies Police In Threatening Bout
Sarge, a famed Hungarian duelist, attacked police during a scheduled nine duel defense for his wife and unborn child. He fought government employee Losonczy, opening with a deep scalp gash before officers stormed the academy room. Sarge left unscathed and vowed future duels would be out of town.
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Dee Feier
Frans Sarge
Hungary
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Emer Losonczy
Fomcing Academy
Losonczy
Sarga
Steamer Held by Spanish Vessels Released by Gibraltar
The steamer under wartime guard, after being stopped near Ceuta in Spanish Morroco waters, was released today following an earlier capture by Spanish vessels of the bay. Reports say four shots were fired across its bows before the vessel departed eastward with its officers aboard. Weather: snow and warmer conditions expected tonight, then colder Sunday.
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