Democratic Leaders Back Presidential and Local Candidates
Leaders from six southeast Ohio counties gathered Monday to endorse Franklin D. Roosevelt Governor Martin Z. Davey Congressmen Robert T. Secrest and other state hopefuls for 1936. The meeting, called by Clarence A. Gotham, approved Roosevelt's policies and set plans for a district Democratic conclave in this city with Davey as speaker.
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J Charmen
Secretores
Ohio
Mes
Innoral
Caldwell
Franklin D. Roosere
Martin Z. Davey
Robert T. Secrest
Clarence A. Gotham
Muskingum County
Waagimors
Democratic
Daver
Speck
Roosevelt
Secrest
Wsl P. Stephenson
State Supreme Court
Glevence Romsey
Ernest
Banks to Aid Private Loans Campaign Plans
Washington reports ABA president Robers V. Fleming says assurances from high quarters indicate no new banking legislation soon. The American Bankers Association plans a four region conference series early next year to push private financing and loosen bank credits under existing 1933 and 1935 acts.
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Washington
American Bankers’ Association Todas Amsowield
Wisa
Robers V. Fleming
ABA
Fleming
Flosurg
Howef Prirate
Wi & i
Flemi Ng
Celebration Plans For Abe 100th Birthday
Fremont reports plans for a centennial birthday celebration for Abe, the long time Sandusky county resident. The article notes Abe’s life, wartime service in Washington and connections to local figures including Captain Zanson and Bowles, with December 25 as the anticipated celebration date.
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Fremont
Zanson
Boricals
Acreham
Abe
Tomorow
Cars
Bowlus
Sandusky County
Tedar
Joamson
Posen
Washington
Tolledo
Toys For Children In Ohio WPA Workshops Gladden Hearts
Santa Claus emerges from an avalanche of sixteen Ohio Works Progress Administration workshops as toy making is included in state projects this winter. The program aims to delight thousands of children with handmade toys and community efforts across the state.
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Santa Claus
Ohio
Works Progress
J B Wilson Dies At Home In Zanesville
J B Wilson longtime real estate man in Zanesville died at home Tuesday after a lengthy illness from back injury related complications. He active in Red Cross war relief during World War I and served Putnam community groups. Survived by two sons Edwarda Wilson and Paul C Wilson, and his second wife Fannie Cross Island. Funeral services scheduled at Mangoid funeral home Thursday noon.
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Putnam
Putnnam
Putnam Amusem T Association
Putnam Improvement Association
Bie
Masonic Lodse
Ampty
Wilson Wes
Frianne
Mary Blueceth Crossland
Gnion
Edwina Wilson
Trin Falls
Fdano
Paul C. Wilson
McConnerstilie
Ceain Cor
Merried
Fannie
Cross- Island
Listamiy
Rey S. Wison
Culberson Avenue
Mangoid Funeres
Mangoid
Grants Wife Divorce For Christmas Present
Gabcago December 26 Samuel Harrison admitted causing his wife’s divorce action for two years but softened near the 1935 Tule observance. He said it would give her a Christmas present. Judge Rudolph Dessrt granted her an uncontested divorce.
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Gabcago
Samuel Harrison
Rudolph Dessrt
Cold Christmas forecast blankets much of nation
The weather outlook for Christmas week remained bitterly cold across the United States with snow covering from the Rockies to the Atlantic coast. Frigid readings of 15 degrees below zero were reported in parts of Wisconsin and Ontario, while Santa was said to be bracing for a wintery trip amid the deep freeze.
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Chicago
Tae
Santa Claus
Tantic Coast
Wisconsin
Jarestown
D. Es
Man Hurt In Lincoln Highway Crash Near City
A man sustained a fractured skull after his car skidded into a truck on the Lincoln highway near here yesterday. He was taken to a local hospital in stable condition.
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Calva
Luces
Lincoln Highway
Here
Lindberghs Targeted by British Press for Flight to Safety
British press reports claim Lindberghs faced kidnapping threats prompting a hurried departure from the United States. Authorities planned minimal security at Liverpool docks as the couple and infant son were escorted by plainclothes and uniform officers aboard the SS America. The family sought seclusion in England praising British guards and customs as they awaited arrival.
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Burdeite
Johns Bencen
Liverpool
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Setetuscy
Jon
England
Amire Groued
Peice
Earjland
Br. Zeal
Teehee
Day Herald
Englang
Wales
National Meet in New Concord Hosts Centennial Event
The Young People's Christian Union plans the 1937 national convention in New Concord marking the centennial. Muskingum University and leaders coordinate entertainment with local committees and state officials, following a 1936 convention in Worthington.
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New Concord
Wi Lake
Sessons New Concord
Agum Ocol
Logal
Cormaed
Muskingum Fresbyvery
Miuskingum College
Robert Montgomery
I Colege
Sugene Liggist
T. PB
Youngs Pendle
Muskingim
Nee Z
Pittsburgh
Maitenel Committee
Vacant Chair Figures In Todd Death Probe
Los Angeles reports detail the ongoing Todd death probe with a vacant chair noted at a party in San Francisco. Investigators seek potential motive as witnesses describe Miss Thelma Todd’s social circle and the events surrounding December 15.
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Todd
Los Angeles
Thelme
Ance
BF Bren Jary Mmavisiers
Acess
Grenari
Ida Lammoe
Stamiey Lupice
Tole
Distiet
Artormers
Tocas Jas
Pty
San Press
G.sco
Tampines
Pheston
Thelma and i
Thoughtful milestone at cusp of Christmas missteps
A fragmented report notes a tense scene outside a residence with a nervous man and two couples involved in a Christmas marriage bureau inquiry. The passage blends garbled names and places, hinting at a civic or social bureau activity amid holiday events.
General Counsel For Steel Corporation 1 Dies
General counsel for Crevelaz nel-CHESstron Companies dies at age 21 after an illness last Wednesday. Born on a farm near Rochford New York, he studied at Correll University Law School, practiced in Grand Royds and Clitts Co. He oversaw or guided mergers and corporate affairs in Cleveland and Ohio, with his widow Bevder surviving.
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Steel Corporation
Premonta
Beiden
Sisp
Crevelaz Nel-Chesstron Connes
Rocsford
New York
Correll University Law Scacci
Grand
Royds
Mica
Oreland- Clitts Co
Ishoem
Che
Comgar
Eft
Cleveland-Cils
Bevder
Clee
Crack Pistol Shot Hurts Turkey in Yard
A turkey scare leads to a pistol shot fired from the ground near a yard. McConnell and McCorre exchange shots as workers move a nearby structure. The incident ends with the job unfinished and authorities noting the dangerous disruption.
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Turkey
McCorre
Lake Steamer Battle Reaches Safe Port Amid Turmoil
Fragments describe a lake steamer struggling to reach a safe port as operations pause. Vague references to weather, the vessel, and port closures suggest a tense transit amid uncertain conditions.
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Wate
Monros
Sd Lake
Setivanes
Alrescr
Composer Tarrs Dies Leaves Wide Musical Legacy
Dee Tarrs, renowned composer and mother of the Russian ace Yocf, died leaving a trail of operas including Wozze and Lal. Berg’s dissonant style sparked debate in musical circles. Widow Helene survives.
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Tarrs
Berg
Beng
Compromise on bonus measure now predicted in Washington
Speaker described possible compromise on a bonus bill with backing from the administration. Byrnes and Vinson plan proposals are under Senate review as three main options compete. Veterans groups endorse a Patman style payout, while others seek Treasury backed payments if certificates are cashed.
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Washington
Erras
Brena
Legis Legion
Bins
Loch
Rogereli
Congress
Vinson
Treasury
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legon
Igdeed
Jesy
Ropper
Boy's Journey to Father Halted
A 15-year-old boy Richard Poston, of Canton, Ohio, attempted to reach his father in Boston for Christmas. He rode a bus from 1535 Ames Street to Pittsburg where Canton officers detained him. Richard said his parents have been estranged for years and begged to continue homeward. authorities returned him to Canton via detaining officers.
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Pitusburgh
Niles
Richard Poston
Richard
Ames Street
Canta
Boston
George Poston
Pittsmagh City
Robert Marzsnal
Tip
Marshall
Buisnerd
Canton
Margaret Poston
Buchan
King of Hoboes Promotes Mulligan Stew Holiday Message
A garbled Christmas message from a gray haired figure references open avenues and guest acts. It mentions inmates and a Christmas theme, suggesting a gathering or address as part of holiday plans.
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Hoboes
Heboes
Ves C.gereties
Eng
Che AneLdars
Anc Uynem
Roosevelt Defends New Deal Welfare Funding
President Roosevelt reaffirmed that the federal work fund of 2 billion dollars must only cover 3.5 million employables and ailing destitute cannot be overburdened. He cited cautious estimates of unemployment and warned against expanding federal responsibility beyond current commitments. He noted treasury receipts and argued debt levels remain manageable while keeping future payments in view.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hamsi Bopkins
Works Progress
Elc
Treasury
Simetce i .Ditures
Freedom Granted To Hundreds of Convicts
Reports from Chicago detail Christmas clemency where governors and parole boards in many states ordered early release for hundreds of inmates. About 3,000 prisoners across 18 states were set to leave penitentiaries, with hundreds more anticipated to walk free to reunite with families.
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Chicago
Harry Ermr
Senta
Alacema
Pista
Plan 10 Moves Stir Big Fleet in Mediterranean Tensions
Reporters note consideration of Plan 10 to reposition part of a major fleet in the Mediterranean. Sources cite discussions among British and Italian leaders, with potential aid requests from Britain and concerns over Italian British relations and Ottoman influence. War task material continues as authorities weigh economic and political responses.
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Ich
Briren Amr
Egypt
Greece
Jacoaria
jAfedttasraneae
Iraty
Stretks Bevan
Ie Feng
Tam
United Press
Italy
Zaen
Erecier Mmivssoiri
Anthony Zden
Foreign Office
Topsy
Imecan
McLuney Youth Dies in Sled Vehicle Collision
An eight year old boy, Floyd Frame, son of Vic and Mrs. Rome Frame, was killed when his sled was struck by a coal truck near McLunes Perry county. The accident occurred at 2:15 PM as he rode behind a snow truck, and he died from a broken neck. Funeral services were set in Cronnsville with rites at the church of atoneent.
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McLunes
Perry County
Peer Gribp
Crocksville
James Petruss
Colimbus
Petris
Sa.c
Churea
Atomeent
Cronssville
Crovassle
Bils Enacted By Assembly Become Law
The bill package enacted by the assembly becomes law, including an amusements tax levy of three percent extending to March 31, 1987. It requires state sharing with the federal government for pension payments and adjusts the prior three percent levy to the new rate.
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Columbes
Davey
Secriierr
Myers
Somal Security
Doerdale Washamon
Obo Bae
Uncertain Weather Note Near The Coast
Fragmentary report notes fair to colder conditions with light snow possible near the coast and a slight warmup forecast in the southwest port area.
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Scouth- West Port
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