Republicans Eye Auto Registrar Post in Muskingum County
More than twenty applicants seek the Muskingum County motor vehicle registrar post as Republicans press for the lucrative agency. Names mentioned include Frank M Worstall and Ernest Itzon, with the Muskingum Motor Club also vying for the role. Officials note annual profits and historic shifts in license agency control influence the decision.
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Skingum County
Ept
M. Worstall
Muskingum County
Republican cQlive Committee
Ernest Itzon
Otl
Worstall
Early Screen Beauty Lawrence Dies by Own Action
Everett Hills California report states 52 year old Lawrence, known as the "Biograph Girl," died by suicide after a long illness. Doctor Lester Laurian, who tried to save her, said she had been treated for 18 months for a bone disease. Born in Hamilton Ontario she began on stage at six as "Baby Star" and later starred in Biograph and Universal films alongside Mary Pickford and others.
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Hamilton
Toronto
Mary Pickford
Widow and man die by own action in Koelh er case
Coroner Shapiro ruled a temporary verdict of death by own action for Julia Koehler 39 and John Lechlak 39 in Polledo. Lechlak reportedly shot Koehler after a police court assault charge and then killed himself in Koehler's home. The couple left a 19 year old son.
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Toots
Poledo
Julia Koeh
John Lechlak
Shapiro
Irder
Lechlak
Koehler
British steamer Maarion bombed off Spain SOS sent
A Gibraltar report says the 239 ton British steamer Maarion sent an SOS stating Bombed Crew took to boats The vessel's position lay between Castellon and Palma de Mallorca Palma is a large insurgent airbase amid the Balearic Islands The Boston Bees announced the purchase of veteran outfielder M Simmons but terms were not disclosed
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London
Gibraltar
Castellon
Balearic Islands
Palma
Mallorca
Balearics
Simmons
Boston Bees
M Simmoons
de Westington
End of WPA May Be Urged
Legislators debate a semi permanent Public Works Administration plan to replace Emergency WPA work. They discuss a pre funded construction program and delayed deployment to meet relief needs, with estimates of a new appropriation around 50 to 750 million dollars. Senator Hayden and Senator Clark urge reserving future relief funds and a permanent public works role. Turn to Page Four.
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Andlevey Ok
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Congress
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FWA
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D-Ariz
Appropriations Committee
Clark
D-Mo
Former Wives Too Much Says Mrs Laurel
Liliana Laurel, wife of Stan Laurel, files for maintenance and seeks to eject him from their Canoga Park home. She cites sleepless nights caused by his two former wives, police visits, and anonymous letters amid a New Year elopement and multiple reconciliations.
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Los Angeles
Stan Laurel
Liliana Laurel
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Tilfs
Jas Manny
Land
Canogail Park
Lhey
Court Upholds Gas Rate Slash But City Gets No Free Fuel
The city civil service commission announced the police department examination results led by Lafe P. Hoy with 90. George D. Brown Jr and William Wollard followed, with fifteen scoring 84 to 76. Two officers will be chosen from the top four as Safety Director Sam Grant may select any two. A driver's exam will soon be held for applicants on the eligibility list.
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Lafe P. Hoy
Westbourne Avenue
George D. Brown, Jr
Brown Street
William Wollard
Herbert Holbein
Civil Service Commission
Sam Grant
Gas Company Loses Appeal In Rate Case
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. loses an appeal but the court allows reduced rates for about 10,000 Zanesville consumers, saving roughly 310,000 annually, while forbidding free gas for municipal departments. The case heads toward the state Supreme Court with Maxwell representing local consumers.
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Zanesville
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Harry C. Pugh
Maxlwell
Frank ©. Islabaugh
Newark
P. H. Tanne 40
Maxwell
John L. VanDervoort
Armies Battle On Even Terms In Civil War News
Spaniards and insurgents fought on nearly even terms as Franco’s forces gained little while two key fronts in Tunisia and Djibouti drew French attention. France positioned warships toward Djibouti and reinforced East Africa as Chamberlain prepared Rome talks on the Italian‑French dispute.
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Chamberlain
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Stolen Tree On Public Property Triggers Fatal Shooting
Elyria report says a Christmas tree growing in a township road right of way led to a fatal shooting when William Rousseau and his wife removed it from a public site. William Case, 84, is charged with manslaughter and wounding. authorities may pursue murder charges.
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William Rousseau
Harry L. Dunham
William Case
Santa Claus
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Dunham
Case Farm
Case
Howard Butler
Grafton
Geraldine
Sarrah
Butler
Ohio
Plaber girl Brenda Frazier hosts all night debut
New York socialite Brenda Frazier, 18, praised for a glamorous debut, fell ill with grippe after greeting 1,200 guests in a three hour receiving line. Her family fortune remains reported at five million. In Tientsin, China, Wank Chu Lin, a Chinese Chamber of Commerce chairman, was fatally wounded at a restaurant in the French section.
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Brenda Frazier
Boomer
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WNESE
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Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Salt
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Tientain
Leasure Accused of Attempt to Manipulate Lorain Appointment
Oberlin sources report Leasure 42 year old wholesale lumberman and chair of Ohio unemployment compensation commission sought to sway appointment to avert loss of control by Republicans. He allegedly offered to drop his bid for manager in exchange for examiner post. Republicans warn of abolishing the commission and replacing it with a five member board appointed by Gov elect Bricker if Leasure is kept. The Lorain Journal cited alleged deall with local officials to move Mrs Magruder up the civil service list as part of the maneuver.
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Ake
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Lorain Journal
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U. S
Hlyria
Sumner Day
Louis Jacoby
Lorain
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B. N. Harris
Lorain County
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Republic
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Davey
Senate
Car Owner Beats Mechanic Over Frozen Car
A Minnesota garage mechanic, Tagen, was badly swollen after encountering an irate car owner while attempting to start a frozen vehicle. Tagen said he believed he chose the wrong car, and the owner struck him during the confrontation.
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Allingen
Tagen
More Arrests in Swindle Predicted
New York Assistant Attorney General Brien McMahon predicted further arrests in the federal probe of the swindling career of late F. Donald Coster Muske, once head of McKesson & Robbins. Two men and a woman were arraigned for blackmailing Cosler Musica, threatening exposure of a past convict status.
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F. Donald Coster-Muske
Mckesson & Robbins
Brien McMahon
McMahon
Cosler-Musica
Walter H. Creen
Attorn
Joseph Brindino
Mary
Fremont Man Named Welfare Director
Columbus announces the appointment of Charles J. Sherwood of Fremont as director of welfare. He will replace Margaret Allman, the first woman cabinet member, and has served as a welfare consultant on legislative and fiscal issues. Sherwood, 51, is a Fremont resident who has lived in Columbus for ten years.
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Charles J. Sherwood
Fremontt
Fleet John W. Bricker
Bricker
Sherwood
Margaret Allman
Canton
Ohio
Hal Griswald
Cleveland
Myers ¥. Cooper
Key Witness in Coster Musica Probe Dead Identified
A. J. Vitale Brooklyn insurance broker is named as the late key witness in the F. Donald Coster Musica inquiry. Cragg, a disbarred attorney, said Vitale was promised notes for 20000 by Musica, who then disappeared. Vitale allegedly endorsed the notes, paid back, and Cragg claimed Musica was Coster Musica. Cragg and companions faced extortion charges under the Lindbergh law.
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Coster- Musica
McKesson
Robbins
A. J. Vitale
Brooklyn
Walter H. Cragg
Coster-Mustin
Cragg
Michael L. Longho
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Vitale
Musica
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Longho
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Mary
Brandino
Weather Moderates Then Arctic Wave Looms Over Regions
Zanesville saw a morning low near 26 after a 11 degree prior day with afternoon warming to the high thirties. Forecaster Lloyd in Chicago warned a second, more intense cold wave would spread across the Midwest and Northwest, with 0 to 25 below forecast in the northwest and much colder conditions east of the Rockies.
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Lower Age Limit Proposed for Lancaster Boys Industrial School
Mrs. Margaret Allman state welfare director asked the legislature to lower the age range for offenders sent to the Lancaster boys industrial school from 10 to 78 years to 10 to 16. She cited one murder and two attempted murders in 14 months as justification, calling the current system pernicious.
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Margaret Allman
State Welfare
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Fremont
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Wellfare
Burglary at service market as three gunmen raid for cash
Three gunmen held up four dozen firemen and three cashiers of a self-service food market netting 347 dollars last night. As they fled one of them called out Happy New Year while a woman customer fainted.
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Bank Robber Sought After Kentucky Vault Break-in
Deputies tracked a bandit who robbed Merchants and Miners Bank of 6700 dollars in a Pikeville area bank heist. Wires were cut and a getaway car linked to Scott Blankenship of Three Rivers Michigan. A boy heard cries, freeing Assistant Cashier Fitzpatrick as deputies guarded a wooded milepost area near Levisa Forks.
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Tobe W. Magnara
W. H. Fitzpatrick
Levisa
Big Sandy River
Earl Scott
Kentucky
W. E. Fitzpatrick
Scott Blankenship
Three Rivers
Mich
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Jamboree
Pikeville
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Italy Reinforces Trade Push With South America
Rome signals a campaign to expand Italian trade in South America led by Argentina and Uruguay. After Lima Pan American talks, fascist outlets call the Lima conference a defeat for the United States and democracy, as Italy seeks larger markets through a new trade treaty and favorable comments on relations with totalitarian states.
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Jap General Ousted Over Lost Papers in Tokyo
Major General Kazumoto Machijiri is removed as chief of Japan s military affairs bureau after losing important papers. Two assistants, a colonel and a major, are suspended. Officials offer no conclusion on misplacement or espionage and suggest duties mitigating circumstances.
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Kazumoto Machijiri
Machijiri
Hirohito
Two Youths Held in Post Office Robbery Probe
State patrol and Postal Inspector J Ivey Jr said Alva Stoffer and Ernest De Palma were arrested after confessing to the North Georgetown post office robbery last Thursday. They led officers to a farm where partially buried checks and money order blanks were found. Miss Geneva Whinnery, 19, clerk, was beaten to obtain postal receipts. She was to be taken before a U S commissioner in Akron Friday.
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Salem
North Georgetown
Geneva Whinnery
Allotts
J. Ivey, Jr
Akron
Alva Stoffer
Ernest de Palma
Malvern
Hitler Loud Speeches Spark Hysteria Says Purdue Expert
Prof M D Steer of Purdue reports Hitler's public talks push listeners into hysterical states as analysis of recordings shows his voice rises to a higher level and hypnotizes audience. Bishop Thomas F Litlis 77 longtime Kansas City Catholic head dies early this week.
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Adolf Hitler
M. D. Steer
Purdue University
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Kansas City
Thomas F. Litlis
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