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Zanesville Signal

Location

Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1938

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Tunisia Violent Clashes Over Italian Demands Escalate

Reports from Tunis describe police clashing with hundreds of Italians as demonstrations support Italian claims flare in the Tunisia protectorate. Arrests include Abal-Rey, a key Italian leader, amid growing Franco Italian tensions and border patrols in Tripoli and Tunis.

France Italy UNIS Tunisia Abal- Rey Tunis Gerny Corsica Paris Alsla Ethiopia Aint Michel Batin Quarar Saint Hel Saint Germain Wee Daladier Elysee Palace Lebrun Tralian Calormal Ing Ta Parent Dalais Kim von Ribbentrop Page Pourteen

Pedestrian crosswalk fine totals across street case

A man named Edward was fined after crossing a street, incurring 23.10 dollars in costs. He testified two autos swerved to avoid him. The court also imposed 15 dollars and 10 dollars for jaywalking against Tudge Kovachy.

Aywalker Cleveland Leveland Edward Away Crossa Street JM Kovachy Smahowny

Woman Dies in Ohio Electric Chair for Poison Slaying

Anna Marie Hahn, a 32 year old German born woman, was executed in Ohio's electric chair for poisoning four elderly men, including Jacob Wagner of Cincinnati to obtain savings. Witnesses described a ghastly scene as she pleaded for help and recited the Lord's Prayer while the current was applied.

C. Woodard Hahn Shen Rene Tipple Josie O'Bleness Esther Kyle Ohio Jacob Wagner Cimeinnatt George W. Keil Ohios Electric Chair Woodard

Not Legal to Clean Band Uniforms in Zanesville Schools

A state examiner’s report to the Zanesville school board finds $2250 spent illegally on cleaning band uniforms and $72355 in improper cap and gown rentals for 1937 and 1938 graduates. It also cites $11576 against football coach Brammer and $9328 against assistant Himes for pay prior to the school opening, noting lack of authority to fund celebrations rather than legitimate physical education.

City Board of Education Ruth Kauffman Zanesville Board of Education John E Brammer Harold E Himes Ioard Bames Brammer Himes

Veterans of Foreign Wars outlines 11 point anti isms program

The Veterans of Foreign Wars urged Congress to curb foreign isms with an 11 point plan. It includes mandating disclosure by multi state groups, banning secret orders, penalizing advocacy of overthrow, and restricting immigration and government employment to citizens or intending citizens. The testimony was given by Eugene I Van Antwerp before the House committee investigating American activities. A broader national defense emphasis and alien status reporting were proposed.

WaAariLvs OM —P Veterans of Foreign Wars Isms United States Eugene I van Antwerp House Committee America Labor Department

Japan and Russia Face New Dispute Over Fishing Rights

Moscow reports a sharp clash between Japan and the Soviet Union over fishing rights in Siberian waters under Russian control. Russia demands payments tied to the 1935 sale of the Chinese Eastern railway to Manchoukuo, as Litvinoff told Japanese ambassador Tago on November 25.

Moscow Siberian Manchoukuo Tass Minster Litvinoff Shigenoro Tago Russia Manchoukuo

Reporter Suffers Fatal Neck Injury in Sleep Twist

Morgantown reporter Robert Sturgis of the Dominion News twisted in bed and broke his neck while sleeping. A physician reported a fractured vertebra as the cause of death.

Morgantown W. VA Robert Sturgis Morgantown Dominion News

Diner Ends Life in Leap From Tipple

Clyde Hardesty of Belmont County Ohio says 40 year old Michael Chiki of Russia committed death by suicide leaping from an old mine tipple into the Ohio River at Powhatan near Moundsville West Virginia. The body was recovered within a half hour by four Moundsville men crossing the river in a skiff to work in a Powhatan mine. He had no known relatives in this country.

Tipple Wheeling Clyde Hardesty Belmont County Michael Chiki Russia Ohio River Powhatan, Co

Pan American conference weighs anti propaganda move

The Argentine delegation hints it will push a draft to ban political propaganda by foreign residents in the Americas at the Pan American conference opening tomorrow. Secretary Hull holds exploratory talks with Latin American delegates as Brazil signals support for continental defense measures.

Lima United States Americas Hull Roosevelt Europe Foud Lourres Brazil Liiely Austria Marto Antelo Radio Lomeht

Honest Woman Reimburses Streetcar Fares

In Olisville a mother boarded a street car with a five year old daughter and purchased tokens, then paid back all the fare. She said her daughter had been riding free and she would not rest until the company was reimbursed.

Clamp Lid On Military Secrets

The army and navy tighten control of military information ahead of a faster defense program. New rules guard forts ships and planes from unauthorized maps photographs and overflight with permits limited to short durations. President Roosevelt may seek more funding as global tensions rise and Norris supports arms measures despite reluctance.

Army Navy Roosevelt Congress Aleutiin Islands Norris Neb Germany Japan Italy

Prosecutor Pleads Innocent to Bribe Charge

Jerome B Goldman a suspended assistant police prosecutor pleaded not guilty in common pleas court to soliciting a $500 bribe. He was freed on $1,000 bond pending trial. Goldman had been indicted for offering to fix a manslaughter case against Frank Christ 23 of Cleveland stemming from a traffic death. the charge was later dismissed.

Wlevelair Jerome B Goldman Common Pleas Court Goldman Frank Christ Cleveand

Nazi anti marriage decree targets mixed Jewish unions

A Berlin foreign diplomat reported that the next Nazi anti Semitic legislation will require dissolution of existing marriages between Jews and non Jews or declare the Gentile partner Jewish, in a move seen as tightening racial policy.

Berlin Nrazi

Old McCorkle College Alumni Club Pops Up In 1900s Style

Unusual Bloomfield Muskingum county tale recalls the phantom Old McCorkle College alumni association formed by people born after 1857. The ghost campus once housed in a red brick Bloomfield building now a grade school. 300 locals enrolled as self styled alumni. The group lists officers including Joseph McNerney as president and Ruth Fulton as secretary, promising to keep the name and tradition alive.

Bloomfield Alumni Association McCorkle Zanesine Muskingum County Asalumni McCorkie New England Yale Harvard Muskingum New Concord Esch W Ballantine James Hindman R C Kerr W. O. Secrest McCorkle College McCorkle Alumni Association Joseph McNerney Tohany

Deportation of Bridges Urged by Officials and Officials

A Portland detective chief urged the deportation of Barry Bridges, CSO director on the west coast, accusing him of plotting to overthrow the U S government. Bridges denied the charge in San Francisco as pressure mounted for action by Labor and Immigrations authorities amid House Un American Activities testimony.

Apmuivoin Barry Bridges West Coast CSO United States Bridges San Francisco John J. Keegan Portland Ore House Committee On un-American Activities Rep Thomas R—Nj House Stephen F. Chadwick American Legion Labor Department CIO Australia Supreme Court Perkins Thomas New York State Econome Council New York Dies House Committee

Four Die in Columbus Rest Home Fire

A furnace fire at a Columbus rest home trapped eleven elderly residents last night, killing four and injuring several others. The deceased are Mrs Aelia O Miles 84 Mrs George Miller 67 William Sisk 71 and George Clark 85 all of Columbus. They died at University hospital from smoke suffocation while Mrs Bertha Kern director identified additional victims including Mrs Elizabeth Walcott 76 Mrs Alice Wirick 60 Mrs Ida Clayton and nurse Mrs Helen Wells who were overcome by smoke.

Columbus Columbus Rest Home Aelia O 'Miles George Miller William Sisk George Clark University Hospital Ismoke Bertha Kern Kern Rest Home Elizabeth Walcott

Zanesville Wins Federal Help for Slum Clearance Housing

President Roosevelt approves a $1,349,000 federal loan for Zanesville slum clearance and low cost housing. The loan funds 326 families, with plans for two story row houses and flats on an undeclared site north of Pershing road between the Zanesville Stoneware plant and Cliffwood avenue. Local housing authority forms, officials, and planning commissions are named as the project advances.

Zanesville Roosevelt Washington Nathan Straus U. S Pershing Road Zanesville Stoneware Company Cliffwood Avenue Chamber of Commerce Zaensville and Muskingum County Ohio Goddard Housing Authority First Trust and Savings Bank Fifth and Main Streets Rayburn and Rush Marion Pennsylvania Railroad Putnam Zenesville

Evangelist Dixon Targeted in Tar and Feathering Trial

Marietta reporters describe the trial of Wesley Hasley and eight co defendants accused in the tar and feathering of evangelist Joseph A. Dixon. Dixon had married Hasley’s 20 year old daughter Opal and the case opened with a jury of eight men and four women hearing witnesses including a letter from Opal's sister Mrs Twila Dunbar asking Dixon to come home and apologizing for the incident. The defense argues Dixon was a modern Don Juan who disrupted a peaceful community.

Dixon Hasley

Armed Bandits Escape With 2700 From Sebring Bank

Two gunmen robbed Midland Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan at Sebring forcing a teller to surrender cash. Miss Olive Cope and customer Lester Johnson were briefly threatened as the bandits fled with 2700 before noon, after entering at around 10. A hit-and-run driver later aided their escape.

Canton Midland Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan Co Sebring Alliance Olive Cope Ito Miss Cope Lester Johnson McArthur Martin Fol

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