Ohio appoints Leasure to unemployment insurance panel
Gov. Davey named Charles Leasure of Zanesville to the new Ohio Unemployment Insurance commission with two other appointees. Roberts of Bridgeport also joins, representing labor, as the panel readies to implement the new law effective December 21.
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Common Pleas
Muskingum County
Davey
Shorty
Leasureag
Pour ‘Mor
Mak
Roberts
State Industrial Commission
State House of Representatives
Ohio
Formnery Way
Diovisiona
United Mines
Workers of America
Semale
Wwgtoupe
City to Restore Pay Cuts in January Budget Turmoil Eases
City officials plan a special session to restore salary cuts and finalize 1934 36 finances. Mayor Wetherald advocates minimal expenditures while Ways and Means works to return police fire and other workers to previous pay levels. Debate centers on living costs and next year’s budget action likely to wait until the next meeting.
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Toubight
Actus
Harry Orr
Ways and Means Committee
Wetherald
Theas
Waya and Means
Mattson Kidnapping Case Sparks Justice Department Activity
Amid ongoing Charles Mattson kidnapping saga in Tacoma and Seattle, authorities intensified efforts at the Justice Department as Appleman and family officials shift strategies. Reported ransom notes, suspect car movements, and a suspect alias Ant surface while parents plead for Charles’s safe return amid freezing weather and sleet.
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Ers
Department of Justice
Mattson
Charles
Seattle
Imes
Mabel
Ant
W. W. Matts
Im Verde Atest
Matton
Temily
Challen m
Judge Declines to Enjoin State Civil Service Examinations
Columbus Dec 80 1 Contmion Floss Judge Charles a Leach refused to enjoin the state civil service commission from conducting examinations for positions under the Social Security program. The ruling voided an order restraining the commission from administering tests for about 250 openings. Three women and two men had sought the injunction claiming the commission’s requirements were too rigid. The judge found the commission reserved the right to accept applicants with equivalent qualifications and held the commission’s standards not arbitrary and unreasonable, noting the state law definition of arbitrariness and declining to substitute the court’s judgment for the commission’s.
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Columbus
Mion Floss
Charles A. Leach
Txiag
State Civil Service Commission
Social Security
Dlaestion Fm
Wesminstocs
Apple
Commission
Leneh
Fon
Perth
Horace S. Keifer
Springfield
Lela M. Myera
Ent
Arthur J. Downey
Cincinnett
Gus Ralushery
Mendenville
Agnes J. Carney
Cleveland
C. Fort
Dayton
Piace
Winchester school board faces removal over Williams case
In Winchester, three school board members and Williams, superintendent of schools, faced removal petitions after voting not to discharge Williams. Teachers who opposed Williams faced charges and a Jan 4 report deadline, with objections extending to several district clerks and petitions circulating to remove board members Short, Purdy, and Osborne.
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West Union
Wilson
Arne County Common Pilal Court
Winchester
T O Willams
Williams
Jane
Kirk Short
McPherson Purdy
Elork
George Osborne
Matsees Reulah Wade
Helen Howland
Cynthia Henley
Dorothy Sininger
Roosevelt seeks power to halt plane export deal
President Roosevelt pushes for quick action to block export of American airplanes and engines amid a civil conflict. He asks for neutrality act amendments to empower halting shipments and bar damages claims if blocked. Senator Pittman plans an amendment to give the president authority to prohibit munitions to either side in a major civil war.
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Washington
Hooatrelt
Jay
Robert S
Jerney City
N. J
Madrid
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Funeral Rites Friday For Alliance Publisher Allianes
Frank A. Holita 70 publisher of the Alliance Review was killed in an auto collision. Funeral services will be held Friday at his home with Irwin Romig pastor of First Methodist church and Mount Union College president McMaster in charge. Burial at Fairmount Memorial Park.
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Allianes
Dee
Frank A. Holita
Tyher
Alliance Review
A. Autemodie
Bem Priday
Mov
Irwin Romig
First Metheawy
Wi H McMaster
Mount Union College
Fairmount Memorial Park
Vanues
Ray C. Holles
Bente Ada
Calif
Trapper
Mosquito Story Sparks Small Town Pageant Retold
In a fragmentary reminiscence from Chicago Bee reports a quirky tale of a giant mosquito and Maude among a rural pageant crowd. Names like Agnes, Hentock, and Links appear in clipped phrases about a parade of events, a plow, civic pride, and local ceremony, ending with a note of organized chaos.
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Yen
Tn & Field
Ayer
Qlmontia
Sreak Tnt Gmonquino
Wasato
Roman Linka
Bax Francisco
Chicago
Bee
New York Firm to Open Huge Oil Concession in Afghanistan
The Island Exploration Company of New York won a vast oil concession covering 276000 square miles of virgin Afghan territory. Ogden L Mills, former secretary of the treasury, is listed as a financier. The deal, described as the greatest untapped offshore reserve, was negotiated with the Afghan government by Charles Hart and Frederick G Clapp with offices in New York.
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New York
London
Afghanistan
United States
Island Exploration Company of
Ogden L. Mills
Charles ©. Hart
Albania
Pern
Frederick G Clapp
Technicm
New
York
Gift from J Harvey Gravel Aids Am Chem Paint Workers
J Harvey Gravel, president of the American Chemical Paint Co in Ambler, announced a 100000 gift to free 30 year employees from debt and extend the program to workers in New Catha, Det, Wetcott, and Walkeraville Ontario. He called the motive partly self serving to boost cheer and productivity.
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Philadelphia
Des
American Chemical Paint Company
Ambler
Toon
J. Harvey Gravel
Gravel
Det
Wetcott
Walkeraville
New Gas Field Opens Near Roseville Region
A new gas production project is under way northeast of Roseville as Ohio Fuel Gas Co. prepares two new wells. The effort aims to bring four active wells to the Roseville-Zonesville highway area, with drilling on the J. E. Finney, FR. Wigston, and John Hansen farms anticipated to begin within two weeks. Nearby owners and company men in southeastern Ohio show keen interest as the quadrangle of wells nears completion. The first well on the John Hansen farm produced a million cubic feet per day, while the Hansen and Heckel farms nearby yielded about half a million cubic feet daily.
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Rossville
Onio Fuel Gas Co
Roseville-Zonesvile
Roseville
J. E. Finney
Wigston
Keert
Preston
Men of Southeastern
R ‘Ohio
John Hansen
William Heckel
Hitler Warns Watch Step In Spanish Crisis Talk
Berlin reports say Adolf Hitler, after returning from Berchtesgaden, will attend a crucial conference with Mussolini's advice to pull back from Spain as gracefully as possible. The talks focus on Franco-British demands for non intervention and possible actions over the Palos passenger and cargo held at Bilbao harbor. A foreign office spokesman warned reprisals would come only if required.
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Berlin
Mussolini
Spain
Tr Duce
Francisco Frans
Hitler
Nazi Leuténan
Bilbao
Foreign Office
Nolen
Bay of
Biatay
Palos
Koenigsberg
Demanend
Germany
Archduke Frewidrich of Hapsburg Dies at 90
Budapest reports Archduke Frewidrich of Hapsburg aged 90, once a commander in the Austro Hungarian army during World War I, died in his sleep after a period of illness at his estate near Magyerovar. Archduke Albrecht remains a monarchist candidate in the Habsburg succession.
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Archduke of
Hapsburg
Budapest
Frewidrich of
Ormer
Familiy
Austria-Hundry
Magyerovar
Algtrian
Archduke Albrecht
Hapsiurg
James Roosevelt to Aid Father as White House Helper
Washington reports James Roosevelt eldest son of the president will quit the insurance business to become his father's aide. The move aims to assist the White House staff amid duties after Louis Howe death with duties split between secretaries McIntire and Barly and offices tied to the interior.
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Washington
James Roosevelt
Jimmie
Waite House
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Capitol Hill
White House
Charles West
Interior
Louis i McHenry Howe
Howe
Bean
Marvin H. McIntire
Stephen T. Barly
Dresses of Women In Flames Fatal Dance Tragedy
A Selma social event at the Town and Country club ended in tragedy as women in dresses caught fire during a dance. Mrs. T. G. Gayle died from burns, while Clarence Agee and Mrs. James Rowell were in critical condition. Other guests were hospitalized or treated for burn injuries. The Phantoms society members were hosting the event when a flare ignited the dresses.
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Selma
Ain
T. GC. Gayle
Mmm
Clarence Agee
James Rowell
Phantoms’ Society
Selma Town and Country Club
James Stewart
Brora
Gayle
Mother Killed Boy Who Murdered Her Son in Kentucky
Viola Wickline, mother of the 8 year old Johnny Shepherd, admitted killing him after his alleged murder of her son. She also wounded two bystanders, with deputy noting the case arising during an examining trial in Breathitt County. Wickline was jailed in Hindman as officials said Breathitt jail was unsafe.
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Tacoma
Wash
Charles Mattson
Mattson
W. Mattson
Charles Pletcher
Jnis
Charles
Appleman
Ble
Bava
Vatican City
Pius
Pomtetr
Vatican
Amanti Milani
Jifile Gusare Zunini
Holy Father
Dr. Milani
Milani
Papal
St Peters
Oresource
Nis
Jackson
Dee
Mrw
Viola Wickline
Towa
Johnny Shepherd
Willis
Combe
See
John K. Rice
Wickiine
George Shouse
Allomey Moss Noble
Moore
Wickline
Hindman
Knott County
Breathitt County
Alo
Shepherd
William
Buck Gabbard
Mattie Downs Haddix
Hia
Noah
Harvey Gabbard
Laughlin Plan funds homes for families in Wheeling
George A Laughlin philanthropist funded a scheme to enable low income families to buy homes without interest or insurance. The revolving fund is managed by Wheeling Dollar Savings and Trust and will purchase homes then sell to eligible families with five or more members. After the widow’s death the plan ends. Henry Kraft 23 of Parkersburg died in a crash near Newark Ohio. J Marquente 23 of Cleveland, driver, held on 1800 bond as investigation proceeds. both were Ohio Power Co employees.
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Wheeling
W. Va
George A. Laughlin
bin Eath Seversl
Laughlin
Pop Jem
Ohio Power Company
Nawart
Henry Kraft
Parkersburg
Rolios
Anys J. Marquente
Cleveland
Kratt
Kha
Marquet
Mae
Rainy Colder Weather Ahead Tonight
Rain and colder conditions expected with cloudy skies, mainly in the eastern and port side tonight. Temperatures fall, central portions dipping to lightly cool, with clearer skies probable Thursday.
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Wight
Calaer
Thuraitey
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