Alleged confession ties suspect to Miller slaying in Brookville
Police recount an alleged confession involving William A. Kuhlman and a Portland link. The report describes a claim that the retired Cincinnati fire captain Henry A. Miller was killed during a head and hands slaying. Details include a flight from Portland to Brookville and a Port Jena theater hold up tied to the case.
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Henry A. Miller
Con— Cimnatl
William A. Kuhlman
Portland
Ore
Brookville
Ind
Whal
Kuhlman
Jena
Miller
Heber
Hicks
Tral
Jon Miller
Broad reform urged in farm plan by Wallace
Secretary Wallace urged broad reforms to reform farm tenancy and land ownership. He warned drought and misaligned cropping threaten yields and prices and called for stronger crop controls, federal crop insurance, and a national program to reduce drought damage. He cited rising tenancy and land concentration as risks to farming stability.
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Washington
Great Plains
Wallace
Wallace Sud
Spi
Roocevill
Ted Deen
Vale
Flat Glass Industry Strikes Hit U S Plants
Toledo reports Libbey-Owens-Ford and five Pitts burgh Plate Glass Co plants idle as the Federation of Glass Workers presses for a new contract. About 12 000 workers idle nationwide. Ottawa Illinois and Charleston West Virginia join sympathy strikes. Libbey-Owens-Ford cites no contract. wage agreement expired at midnight.
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Toledo
Ontlon
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass! Co
Pitter Burgh Plate Glass Co
Charleston
W. Wil
Shreveport
Conrent
Ottawa
Pittsburgh Pinte Gins Co
John D. Biggers
Bibbey- Owens-Ford
Glen W. McCabe
Equiler
Ohio House set to pass speed passage employment bill
Ohio lawmakers fast tracked a senate revised employment insurance bill with Rep William Boyd guiding action. The measure targets a June 1 enactment to secure unemployment funds, with a potential conference to resolve policy disputes and a possible shift in tax funds between schools and local governments under a 60-40 split.
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Columbus
Senate
House of Representatives
William Boyd
Cuyahoga
House
Boyd
Hansa
J. Freer Bittinger
Bil
Ohio
House At Representatives
House Taxation Committee
Tor House
Martin L. Davey
Airliner with seven aboard reported lost in wild terrain
Sal Lake City dispatch says a Western Air Express twin motor plane carrying seven aboard vanished Monday night between Salt Lake City and Provo. Search planes and BYU students scoured fog and rain over Alpine slopes. passengers included Mr and Mrs Wolfe of Chicago and H W Edwards of Minneapolis.
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Salt Lake City
Wasytch Mountain
Wilds
Western Air Express Transport
Jon
Frovo
Ere
Alpine
Nouth
Here
Titteem
OCC
Brigham Young University
Provo
Boeing
Samson
Milford
Los Angeles
Uteh
Budttle
Giedys Witt
William Bogen
Jann Wolfe
Chicago
H.W. Edwards
Minneapolis
Christopher
Dwight, Il
Wolfe
Bay Diego
Air Equpment Salesnast
Havel Stryker
En Air Finel
Seattle
U S Plan Wins Final Inter American Peace Approval
Buenos Aires reports final approval for a United States peace plan and eight related measures by the Inter American peace conference. Cordell Hull called the plan epochal as all 21 American Republics unanimously supported it and ratification of existing peace venues was urged at the plenary session.
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Buenos Aires
United States
Unit
Sd States
Cordell Tul
Hut
Iikewiss
Duke of Windsor Sought for Christmas Photo at Enzesteld Castle
In Enzesteld Austria the Duke of Windsor remains secluded at Baron Sugene de Rothschild's castle. British petitioners press to visit and photograph the former king before Christmas, hoping to be with their families.
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Envesteld
Austria
Bec
Duke of Windsor
Sugene de Rothschild
Enzesteld
Camsramen
Eddie
Rest Only Safeguard Against Pope Relapse
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII awoke after an uncomfortable night following a relapse in ailments that had kept him bedridden for eleven months. The 78 year old pontiff remained adamant on limiting interruptions to his rest and declined extended conferences, with officials barring visitors except on strictly formal grounds.
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Vatican City
Pius
Fie Dines
Amant Miléni
Holy Father
Campaign to Rescue Chiang Far From Certain in China
An army campaign aimed at rescuing Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek in Shensi Province faces uncertainty with reports of possible execution or survival. Military movements and statements from officials in China suggest a tense situation as the puppet government seeks to reassure banks and citizens amid rumors of a punitive expedition. In Austria Edward of Windsor may respond to the Archbishop of Canterbury after a radio rebuke, with reports indicating deep stirred sentiment at Windsor Castle.
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Bhanghal
Chiang Kal-Shei
Executive Yuan
Gahincec
Shenfu
Shensi
Chang Hecuh-Liang
China
Chhang le
Gheast
Ho Ying-Chin
Military Affaire Commission
Chiang
Ching
Chinne
Martin Ian
Tokyo
W. H. Donald
Chiang Eut
Chang AE Slanty
Tuen Lo Page
Madrid hits suburban areas with fascist bombardment
A sudden air attack by a fascist squadron over Madrid and its outskirts drops 69 hazardous devices on Majacehondd and later strikes Cuatro Caminos. Government forces report heavy damage, with clashes near Retamares and Rubio Medial Institute as authorities assess a larger fascist push amid broader regional unrest.
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Madrid
Villaga
Majacehondd
Cuatro Caminos
Toldambrilin
Ratamorte
Rubio Medi+ tal Institute
Moncols
Retamares
Fire Destroys Plant of Perfection Burial Vault Co
A major blaze destroyed the Perfection Burial Vault plant in Gullon causing about 500000 in losses per President Harry Cohen. Fire units from Gullon Bacyrus and Crestline fought the flames as 180 workers became idle. Police traced the origin but it remained undetermined.
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Gullon
Perfection Burial Vault Company
Harry Cohen
Baccyrus
Crestline
Cohen
George Moody
Meanest Man Robs Home for Santa Savings
A thief, labeled the meanest man, broke into a home on Christmas Eve and found two children, Richard seven and Lucille five, alone. He took a fruit jar containing nickels and pennies saved for Santa Claus, then fled the scene.
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Santa
St. Paul
Det
Wichtl
Richard
Lucils
Saet Claus
Aula Cals
Prowler Shot Banker in Room Then Race to Free Escape
Cherence E Banker, 58, a night watchman in Los Angeles, was treated for a slight head wound after saying a prowler entered his room and fired at him. He chased the assailant but was distanced. returning to his room, he found a drawer knocked. Police and hospital staff responded to the incident.
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Los Angeles
Cherence E
Banker
Wache
Puller
Prowler
Legislators Move to Defend Mileage Suit in Ohio
A group of legislators retained Clarence Layla to defend a taxpayers suit seeking to stop $421,000 in mileage payments during the legislature’s session. Attorney General Bricker declined to defend, and the Franklin County court has barred certification of mileage for payment. A hearing on a permanent injunction is set for Monday.
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Columbus
House of
Ters
Clarence Layla
John W. Bricker
Joseph T Tracy
Tracy
Franklin Cquity | Common Plean
Arnott Harbage
West
Jef Tereon Farmer
Sydney Hess
D-Cuyahoga
Bullet Deflection Incident on Transit Car Reported
A confrontation on a transit car ended when a passenger challenged a man with a revolver. A metal spectacle case repelled the bullet, and two bystanders, including the conductor, helped subdue the suspect. The assailant, 23, was overpowered and restrained.
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Cloveman
Lally
Sally
Piacsenger
Psene
Hurd
FDR Prepares Program Hopkins May Get New Cabinet Post
President Roosevelt, returning from Buenos Aires, frames second term plans with talks on budget, congression program, and potential cabinet changes. Reported move to create a secretary of public welfare role could place Harry Hopkins or Florence Perkins in a post overseeing social security, children’s programs, and education.
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FDR
Hopkins
Washington
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
White House
Gus" Genyerth
Buenoy Aires
Charleston
U.S . Indianapolis
Americas
Mr. Roosevelt
Harry Ropkins
WPA
Perkins
Office of Education
Former Police Captain Guilty of Taking Bribes in Prohibition Era
A jury of seven women and five men convict Michael J. Harwood, suspended police captain, of accepting bribes from bootleggers during Prohibition. Harwood was among eight officers indicted by the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury after a secret probe by Safety Director Eliot Ness. The verdict covers five of seven counts in the indictment.
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Cleveland
Der
Michael J Her. Wood
Sora
Harwood
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Elet Ness
Pale
Harwoot
Egies Hin
England Will Not Recognize Ethiopia Annexation
London reports the Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden stated in the House of Commons that Britain does not intend to recognize Italy’s annexation of Ethiopia. He answered a question from independent MP Elvinar Rathbone about creating a consulate general in Addis Ababa and whether that would imply recognition. Eden affirmed no British recognition of the annexation.
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England
Ethiopia
London
Great Britain
Italy
Anthony Eden
Clatly
House of Commons
Onger
Elvinar Rath‘bong
Ionisc
Addis Abel
Mritigh
Ingal
Untopia
More Economy Demanded by City Fathers
City feud intensifies as Councilman Christ delivers a blunt letter to Mayor Wetherald demanding tighter city economy before next Monday’s meeting. Wetherald vows to respond in writing and defends budget aimed at preserving services without crippling finances.
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Spain
Jetwa
Martina
Ballige Erant
Munte
Christ
Wetterald
Werbetmld
Alamy
University President Retirement Proposal Reaches Regents
M Wilkie, president of the board of regents, proposed the retirement of University of Wisconsin President Glenn Prenk. He stated ongoing dissatisfaction with Dr Franks administration, and indicated he could not vote for renewing Dr Franks term next June. The board was urged to decide Dr Franks future status.
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Meauom
Wan
Wac
M. Wilkie
Board of Regents
Glenn Prenk
University of Wisconsin
Wilkie
Regents
Dr. Frank
Tentrich
University
Wilkteania
Pranks
Daughter Refuses Testimony Against Mother in Hewitt Case
District Attorney says case dropped after Ann Cooper Hewitt would not testify. Extradition invoked after months of effort. The charge stemmed from testimony that she was deceived into an operation. two physicians were acquitted. Attorneys pledge continued pursuit of civil actions.
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San Franvisce
Mra
Maryen Cooper Hewitt
New Jerey
Matthew Araty
T Ee
Ann Cooper Hewitt
Brady
Mint Hewitt
Brusell ‘Tyler
Mae Hewitt
Weather Notes Mention Cloudy Skies and Warmer Vibes
Fragmentary forecast hints cloudy conditions with possible warmth in some areas. Reports colder trends in the western portions and notes on party related activity remain unclear due to incomplete text.
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Tierth
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