Ohio Census to Hire 845 White Collar Workers
Washington reports the bureau of the census will hire 845 unemployed white collar workers in Ohio for a business census starting January. The program includes 32 supervisors across 12 districts and continues through February 18, covering retail, wholesale, services, amusements, and hotels to gauge depression effects.
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Washington
Bureau of the Census
Ohio
Cleveland
Zanesville
Voledo
Helen H. Hartung
Williams
Fulton
Lucas
Wood
Ottaws
Gundusky
Lima
Frank Smith
Deflance
Paulding
van Wert
Mercer
Henry
Butnam
Allen Auglaize
Hancock
Hardin
Mansfield
Minnie Cs
Seneca
Greene Counties
Columbus
James Carson
Union
Mad- Faystte
Delaware
Fallin
Pickaway
Licking
Fairfield
Hocking Counties
Zanesite
Homer Walters
Perry MuskKingum
Morgan
Athens
Rye
Belme
Cincinsna
Charles C. Boyle
Tauner
Hamilton
Warren
Clermont
Clinton
Brown
Portsmouth
Cameron Meacham
Highland
Adams
Ross
Pike
Gelote
Vineton
Jackson
Gallin
Lawrence
Liquor Tax Plan Faces Financing Hurdles and Projections
Washington reports outline a liquor tax plan by the Ways and Means Committee to fund a recovery program from revenues including beer and wine taxes. Estimated incomes from duties and levies total about 555 million, with doubts on feasibility and potential tax loophole closures.
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Washington
House
Othe
Congress
PWA
Shox Pension
al Bear
Orip
Squar
Drug Stores Will Retail Liquor While State Store Plan Looms
Columbus December 23 The governor signed a bill authorizing drug stores to sell liquor by the glass while a state store system is organized. Permits will be issued next week and available as the pharmacy board clears for licensure. The move is a stop gap until state stores are fully established and ready to operate.
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Columbus
George White
Cho
Fiimond
Matheas
White Claus
Munthes¢ Tursi
Ohio
Prohit
Ltate
Bbenezer Herold G Mosier
Spon
Secretary of States
Ifice
State Board of Pharmacy
Heir to Throne Born in Imperial Japan Royal Line
The 33-A son of Emperor Shuhito and Empress Nagaku was born at 12:01 PM in the imperial palace. Priests and courtiers mark the birth with Shinto rites and the newborn is expected to be named seven days after birth.
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Imperial
Japan
Longs
Imperial of
Nagaku Am
F. H. King
King-Williemis
Delphos
King
State Pharmacy Board
M. N. Ford
Pharmacy Board
Galauian
Tim Iaturdas
Tago My Antes
Ucenseatar
Tas
Waldin Kinnan—Martvni Co
Toledo
McKesson— Hall—Van Gorder Co
Cleveland
Akron
Cincinnati
Columbus
Uysnery
Shuhita
Teva
Une
Omaterssu Omikani
Imperial Palace
Shom Hirohito
CWA Men Send Christmas Telegram to President Roosevelt
A committee of CWA workers on Pine Street Project No. 3 sent a Christmas telegram to President Roosevelt thanking him for employment. Committee members Wilbur Craig Carl Miracle and Joseph Hawxhurst signed the message from the men at Pine Street Zanewille.
Investigation of Gold Policy Leaks Sparks Urgent Debate
Washington dispatch reports pressure in Congress to order an inquiry into suspected leaks about gold policy and monetary reforms linked to Roosevelt era programs. Officials discuss raising gold prices above prior levels as part of the broader economic plan.
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Washington
Congress
Provident Raosent
Hill
Mr Roosevelt
Cincinnati Moves to Restore Wage Cuts
Cincinnati acts to restore salary cuts for city workers after budget review shows an unexpended balance. About 35 employees would gain 50 cents more weekly as the council approves restoring pay reductions from the first 100 dollars of earnings. A separate note mentions a gasoline tax adjustment by the Standard Oil Trust amid proposed rate changes.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Palamos
Cnunc! Finance
Eaty
Council
al Vorently San
No Signal Christmas Edition Suspended for Holiday
The regular editions of The Sige Tal Let will be suspended Monday to celebrate Christmas with readers and extend heartfelt thanks for the support shown during the year. Oscar Reynar and Wilte Wilte perished as was noted on Tuesday.
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Sige
Osear Reynar Wdiuens
Wilte
Wsai
Eighth Annual Legion Party Delights 1500 City Kiddies
In Zanesville the Legion Auxiliary hosted the eighth annual party for about 1500 children at Grotto Hall. Mickey Mouse cartoons and a Laurel and Hardy program entertained packed crowds while toys, fruit, candy, and gifts were distributed. Boy Scouts escorted youngsters across Main Street as many volunteers helped collect and deliver food and supplies for the festive event.
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Liberty
Grotto Hall
Zanesville
Ta Legion
Andernritle
Blanche Thenay
Weller Theater
Cressin
Cole
Weiler Theater
Release Three Men Held For Murder in Kingston Fire Case
Three men charged with planning the Kingston apartment fire in June 1932—Sam Newmane, Paul Childs, and Jack Hirsch—were released as prosecutions were dismissed at the request of Prosecutor Fran T. Quillian. All had waited in court for 10 hours as first‑degree murder trials were halted due to insufficient evidence. twelve others lost their lives in the fire.
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Meveland
O. Dee
Kington
Reo
Sam Newmane
Paul Childs
Jack Hirsch
Pitts
Laigh
Fran T. Quillian
Farmers complain of lower pay than CWA workers
Ohio farmers appeal to President Roosevelt accusing CWA and NRA workers of higher pay for shorter hours. The message, sent via the Fern Bureau, urges action to place farmers on a similar wage scale and benefit the CWA and NRA, noting discussions with Ohio officials and Agriculture Secretary Wallace.
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Columbus
Onto
Fern Bureau
Breident Roosevelt
Altocent
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallner
CWA
Hopkins
Arrest reported in West Virginia slaying case
Police detained a suspect in a fatal stabbing at a rooming house near Dar Parkers Dure. The victim, William Meherney, 22, was found dead in his room adjacent to residence of Dorothy Hardy. Authorities from New Jersey said the arrest follows evidence linking the suspect to the scene.
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Routh
W.va Dar Parkers
Tineks Bonnets
Ana
Wiliam Meherney
Dorothy Hardy
New Jersey
Bennett
Refuses to Halt and Runs Over Gunman
Police reported a chaotic incident as a suspect ignored orders to stop and drove over a gunman. Deputies arrived at the scene in a suburb near Met [Mealthy] and found signs of a struggle and possible dragged victims as they searched for details of the suspect’s actions and motive.
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Crim Dee
Bern
Ceria
Sbl
Waldian
Waldman
Mealthy
Ecene
Construction cost cut if CWA money used
City leaders seek to combine federal aid to reduce the expense of a new high school project. A bond issue failed last month at about 8300,000, but planners hope CWA labor funds and federal aid can cut costs to around 200,000. Officials interview authorities to reduce tax burden while rebuilding capacity for overcrowded facilities.
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Eliic
Authitiea
Heart Attack Fatal to Prominent Banker in New York
Henry Seligman, a leading banker and member of Seligman & Co. on Wall Street, died early today after a sudden heart attack at his home. He was 76 and survived by his wife and two daughters.
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New York
Henry Seligtman
Hin Hone
New Section of Petroleum Code Approved by President Reese
Washington Feb at a ceremony President Reese approves a new petroleum code section to curb price and wage manipulation and set cash or check payment rules. The measure creates drilling subcommittees under the planning and coordination committee and tightens labor provisions to avoid excessive hours while ensuring fair compensation.
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Weashington
Bec
Reese
Irkes
Tekes
Nctiides
Pia
Coordination
T Cole
Women Fliers Near Third Day In Air
In a record endurance effort by the International War Birds association Milam Fina and others push toward the existing longest flight time. The event honors Mrs Hurrell Ming Richey and Mrs John Jourtt as honorary premiers if they surpass the current endurance mark.
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Milam
Ang
Worids
Ren Qi
International War Birds Association
Mra Hurrell
Ming Richey
John Jourtt
Organi
Hopewell School Board Vote Tossed In Whitcraft Ruling
Judge Darley Whitcraft nullified the Hopewell district May school board results after finding a single ballot irregularity that affected Mills and Kreager. The decision voided the entire count and prompted higher court action as several Hopewell township actions head to the state supreme court.
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Hopewell
Suliro
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Darley M Whitcraft
Crogan
Laws
Breager
Frank Ardrey
Emmons Dick
Norman
Tewksbury
Acats
Vic Beard
Kreeger
Leo Fo Mills
Mills
Kreager
Whitcraft
Witey
Educa
Hopewell Township
State Supreme Court
Wiliam LL Weber
Zanes
Knepper
Smith
Rescue of Japanese Freighter Crew After Alaska Collision
Report describes a collision near Alaska involving the Japanese freighter Ibar and the Towa or He Maru. The Japanese vessel sank or sustained damage while the other ship reached a harbor for repairs. The incident involved crews from Japanese and American ships with routing through Los Angeles.
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Ibar
Alaska
Bas
Can
Ans
Ned
K Ecatte San Proacheco
Los Angeles
America States
Christmas Mystery Returns To San Francisco Streets
An elderly woman, known as the Christmas Lady, wanders San Francisco seeking a missing son or daughter each December. She carries tattered packages and is repeatedly seen near Barbary Coast, Tremont, and other districts as decades of sightings span the festive season. Local witnesses describe her quiet, persistent vigil, hoping for a reunion that may never come.
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San Franciso
San
Patrellan
Walsi
Walh
Chrismas
Ana
Joan Bars
Senate Nixes Vote on Wage Bill in Columbus
The Ohio Senate refused to vote on the Hurd bill adopted by the House to grant legislators 84a dry for ten days this year and thirty days next year. sponsored by Gen Fanard Waldvogel, the measure faced constitutional objections from Attorneys General Bricker. The session adjourned until Jan 30 after a motion by Ben Maredn.
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Senate
Columbus
House
Fanard N. Waldvogel
Cincinnati
General Assembly
Ben Maredn
Harrison
Dem
Dieveland
Tors Harrison
Ruth
Canton
Joh W. Bricker
Silver Coinage Pushes to Aid Business After Holidays
Government silver coinage plans drew praise from business leaders as a brighter post Christmas season and new monetary moves. White House actions tie Attorney General Cummings to study a BRD proposal on currency inflation to enable a $4,000 profit amid gold reserve adjustments. A Treasury conference and Federal Reserve leaders discussed the long term impact while Governor White planned appointments to a liquor administration commission before January. Wellington T Leonard and Edn T Dixon are expected to receive posts, with Jenn A Hughes near confirmation.
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Lion
White House
Cummings
Thomas Dem
Treasury
Federal Reserve Syatems
Ss Oand
Eseterin
Federal Reserve Banks
Imporetts
Provident
Roweevelt
White
Florida
Wellington T. Leonard
Industrial Commission
Manafield
Edn T. Dixon
Cincinnati
Craxvernor White
Jenn A. Hughes
Ohio Repeal Council
Liquor Administration
Onlo Senate
Rush Liquor Licenses to Ohio Druggists
Ohio pharmacy board moves to grant liquor sales permits to dr ug gists with federal licenses. Secretary Ford says qualified druggists can secure licenses by mail. others must apply and await approval within days. All applications require a $5 fee and stay valid for 60 days as the staff expands to handle the volume.
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Columbus
Atace Pharmacy Board
Ford
Pharmacy Board
Randle
Flovaday
Dutchman Lubbe sentenced to death for Reichstag fire
Marinus van Der Lubbe, 24, was sentenced to death by hanging for burning the Reichstag on February 27 in Berlin. Four fellow defendants were acquitted as the supreme court verdict closed a dramatic trial described as one of modern times.
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Reichstag Teipale
Germany
Marinus van der Lube
Com Seidiags
Supreme Court
Ernst Tory
Communist
Georg
Raw
Communist Party
Wrst Power
Pope
Cincinnati Jurist Dies At Dance In Club
Judge Emilth Hickenlooper of the US circuit court of appeals collapsed and died of heart disease during a dance at the Cincinnati Country Club. A longtime Cincinnati legal figure, he had served on the old Superior Court since 1916, moved to a federal district role in 1923, and was elevated to the circuit court of appeals on January 8, 1929.
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Cincinnati
O. Dee
Emilth Hickensooper
US Circuit Court of, Appeals
Imani Régne
Ist
Judge Hickenlowper
Superior Court of Cincinnat
Yeat
Federal District Idea
Circuit Court of Appeals
Breadwagon Drivers Return to Work in Philadelphia
Philadelphia workers end breadwagon strike as 2000 drivers resume jobs after 300 express workers’ reps announce no strike. National Labor Board reportedly approved most demands while bakery workers and breadwagon drivers withdraw from the walkout. Milk coal and commodity trucks moved through the night, signaling a softening strike.
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Philadelphia
Department Star
Christ- VA
Whale Indicated
National Labor Board
Death of Ora Roberts Former Columbus Resident
An investigation was opened into the death of Ora Roberts, 59, formerly of Columbus. A body was recovered from the Scioto River near Waverly, Pike County, after he had been missing since Wednesday. Roberts had been staying at Camp Creek with Fred Maren and was believed to have fallen into the river amid rain. no footprints were found. Earl Cunningham assisted in retrieving the body.
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Columbus
Portamouth
Ora Roberts
Waverly
Pike County
Roberts
Fred Maren
Camp Creek
Earl Cunningham
Dillinger Gangsters Tie to Auto Bandit Hold Up Identified
Police identify two of three bandits who held up an auto sales man Friday night and escaped in a Ford as Harry Pler richart and Pierpont. They are linked to the Dillinger gang and the case connects to the slaying of Jess Sorg. Authorities believe Dillinger gang members operate in northeastern Ohio. The Columbus inquiry into banking credit begins in January under Sen Ly n Marshall.
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Dillinger
Tin O
Harry Plerrichart
Michigan City
Ind
Convicta
John Dillinger
Jess Sorg
Pierpont’s
Pierpont
Jess Sere
Allen County
Sheri
Dilelinger Gang
Weather Update Warmer With Clouds Tonight
Partly cloudy and slightly warmer tonight with southern areas warmer. Sunday remains cloudy with possible rain in the afternoon or at night. North portions turn colder in the afternoon.
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