Ohio Legislature Ends Session
The 93rd Ohio general assembly finished work after a Jan 2 start. Key actions included adding a third member to the Civil Service Commission, regulating poor relief and aiding local governments, and funding $866 925 to settle state claims. The session extended a delinquent tax commission to Feb 15, 1841, and saw a House defeat on higher university fees.
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State Civil Service Commission
John W. Bricker
Fragmented report on antiunamerican statement clash
A garbled recount describes a heated exchange over anti American remarks. Major General George Vansely and Rep Dempsey are cited in a debate on national dangers and the possibility of government overthrow.
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George Vansely
International
Showers Extend Across Ohio Boosting Farm Crops
Frequent showers over Muskingum County and much of Ohio today eased crop concerns after a driest May. Locktender Claude Neff reported 2.3 inches in the last 24 hours as forecasts hint at continued rain, breaking the unseasonal heat wave. Temperatures hovered near 50 degrees while statewide moisture looked sufficient to avert crop damage.
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Muskingum County
Ohio
Locktender
Claude Neff
Méteur
REO
Roosevelt Bedfast With Sinus Trouble
Washington reported President Roosevelt remained in bed with a slight fever from sinus trouble. Officials said he could be back tomorrow though he stayed under medical care. A press conference and weekend Annapolis cruise were canceled with a potential Potomac trip planned if weather improves.
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Washington
Roostetel
White House
Annapolis
Potomac River
Four Escape From British Sub. 86 Still Aboard Grounded Vessel
U.S. Senate may vote on pension bills as Townsend age plan faces House defeat. Downey Pepper Borah propose options, Townsend founder Townsend defends plan, and Routzohn suggests a nonpartisan commission to study pension proposals to overcome political gridlock.
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D-Calif
Pepper D-Fla
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Borah
A-lda
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Nate
Poitzohn
Ohio
Alli
Congress
Routzohn
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Supreme Court
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Bricker Signs Anti-Graft Bill in Columbus
Gov. John W. Bricker signed the Culp anti graft measure aimed at preventing state fraud on center day. The law makes it a crime to abuse authority or suffer pecuniary loss. penalties include fines and up to two years imprisonment. The bill's passage followed guidance from party leaders and the state chairman.
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Bricker
Columbus
John W. Bricker
Gerard Rurs
Relian
Ed D
NRO Sa
Gover
May Robson Cited For Acting Ability
In a Los Angeles event the African Institute of Cinematography honored May Robson for acting ability at its annual banquet. Present were producers John W. Considine and Jack L. Warner, Gabriel Pascal, actor Nelson Eddy, actress Norma Shearer, and director Sam Wood.
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Los Angeles
Max Rottion
Itute
Institute
John W. Considine
Jack L. Warner
Gabriel Pascal
Nelson Eddy
Norma Shearer
Sam Wood
One Dead in Ammonia Plant Blast in Bellevue Ohio
An ammonia explosion at the City Ice and Fuel Co plant in Bellevue Ohio killed Donald Jee 24 and injured eight workers and a volunteer fireman. The blast damaged the boiler and engine rooms and sent fumes over a wide area as police and fire crews warned residents to take precautions.
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City Ice) and Fuel Co
Donald Jee
Armonics
Catherine Owens
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Charles North
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John Richardson
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Luke Christmas
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Freman
Clord Sassaman
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Wayne Division
Sickel Plate Railroad
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Tailors Describe Two Bandits of 29 Inch Waists
Police questioned Isadore Gelfand a tailor clerk about a robbery. He described the two men as having 29 inch waists and wearing size 26 coats, noting that provided the best impression of their appearance.
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Isadore Gelfand
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Roosevelt Infant Death and Presidency Ties
The report notes a Roosevelt family birth tragedy with the infant dying at birth and mentions the president’s wife visiting a hospital. It also references a Nahant crime society meeting from last June and a separate note about a new post for Robert S. Wood as Cincinnati district supervisor in the Ohio Bureau of Prohibition enforcement.
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John Roosevelt
Sident
Nahant
Aloof
Luis
Cincinnati
Robert 5. Wood
Athens
One University
Earl Af Haslin
Ohio
Nazi Refugee Ship Prepares To Leave Cuba
The St Louis with 917 Jewish refugees prepares to depart Havana under Cuban and U S pressure after a presidential decree barred landings without visas. Port authorities escort the liner to sea amid fears of passengers’ actions as they await possible resettlement.
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Havana
Yiner
St. Louis
United States
Labor Department
Immigration Department
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Hamburg
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jSt Louis
I Steamship Line
Hamburg-Amerika Line
St Louis
Hatena
Former Legislator To Serve Sentence In 1920s Fraud Case
Julian Schweller, farmer of Fort Jennings Putnam County, repeats a plan to serve a 30 day sentence and a 260 dollar fine for adding expense accounts as a 1926 state legislator. He pleaded guilty to ten counts involving fraudulent claims while chairing the House Finance Committee. A Frenlin County indictment named William H. Herner, charged with false claims as Senate Finance Chair, who pleads innocent with trial date set. Prosecutor Ralph J Bartlett notes additional counts were dropped or are pending.
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Julian Schweller
Schweller
Ft. Sennings
Putnam County
House Finance Committee
Theounts
Frenlin County
Schweiler
Cecil
Randall Iz
Boy Slays Guard in Break for Freedom
Reber Lee an 18 year old inmate from the industrial school admits striking guard Axel Stromstead with an iron bar during an escape attempt. Stromstead dies from a fractured skull. Lee had been housed at the state school from Henry county on armed robbery charges and faced charges today.
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Reber Lee
Axel Stromstead
Stromstead
George Lamb
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Lee
Fairfield
Jali
Nomwood
Mass
Schol
Henry County
Napoleon
Lamb
Private industrial police curb bill gains high level support
Attorney General Murphy told a senate committee the proposed bill to curb private industrial police is gravely needed. He endorsed limits on labor espionage and strikebreaking and suggested possible changes to require official access to records on private police job applicants.
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LaFoliette
Wis
Thomas
Utah
Justice Department
Estl A. Whitney
Educational and Research Bureau
The
Brotherhood of ‘Ratko Travitsen
Whitney
Tom Giniler
Republic Steel Corp
William F. Long
Associated Industries of
Cleveland
Mx. Girdler
Republic Steel
Norfolk shop faces robberies and $5,000 Confederate bills missing
The proprietor reported a broken costly window during a robbery and noted $5,000 in Confederate currency missing. Police investigated the incident at the Norfolk shop, seeking clues about the thief and the source of the currency.
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Auefole
Norfolk
Store Manager Slugged by Robber in Daxton
Gilbert Fuhrer, 33, manager of a feed store, was attacked after closing time. Detective Captain O L. believes a bandit struck him, found unconscious among feed sacks. About $159 in cash was taken from the register. police notified.
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Gilbert Fuhr
O. L
Fluhrer
Two Die In Gasoline Blast At Residence
Two men were fatally burned in a gasoline blast at a residence near here. Roy Atteem Long, 31, and Marty Fredericks, 50, were injured during fumigation and died later at Gallipolis hospital. The fire damaged the dwelling where the work was being done.
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Teem Long
Marty Fredericks
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Gallipolis
Defiance Crash Claims Two Men in Weekend Collision
Leon Justinger aged 36 died in Defiance hospital after a Saturday automobile collision near here. Warne Traxler, 44, was killed outright in the same crash.
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Leon Justinger
Defiance
Here
Warne Traxler
Rescue Efforts Under Way After Thetis Submarine Sinks
A British submarine Thetis lies partially submerged in the Irish Sea near Liverpool with 90 aboard. Divers tap communications as 18 escape by the Davis lung succeed, while air dwindles and crews prepare to cut holes in the hull to release trapped men.
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Poet Dies in Indiana Formerly Lived Here
Edith Lombard Squires a poet and former Richmond resident died after a long illness at her home in Richmond Indiana She was wife of Walter Squires a noted writer and musician Her latest book Luminous Dust was recently published She lived on Adair Avenue before moving twelve years ago Survived by four sons Richard Lombard Boston Philadelphia Walter and Rathburn Richmond and a daughter Emily Squires The family notes her involvement with Music Club Thurs Around and Authors clubs and Central Presbyterian Church.
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Richmond
Ind
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Geath
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Philadelphia
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New Bill Proposes Flood Tax Relief for Muskingum District
A proposed bill would remove annual flood taxes for Muskingum Watershed Conservancy district taxpayers, totaling about 100000 annually, with a 2000000 allocation and federal operation. Senate passage of flood control funding includes 1500000 reimbursement for the district and support from Secrest Wilkin and Brownings in Washington. The plan cites specific projects Dillon Falls dam and reservoir 250000 Dillon Falls dam and reservoir 250000, Frazersburg reservoir 595000, and Newark flood wall 275000.
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Muskingum Valley
U. S. Senate
Muskin
Senate
Secrest
Robest N. Wilkin
New Philadelphia
Bryce C. Browning
Conservancy District
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Browning
Wilkin
Vic Doenahey
Robert T. Taft
Dillon Falls
Frazersburg
Newark
Peace Assurances Revealed by Pope
Pope Pius XI told cardinals he received assurances of goodwill and resolve to maintain peace from Europe's principal statesmen after his recent overtures through papal nuncios. He cited hopes that humanity and responsibility would guide governments toward stable peace and liberty, noting progress since early last month amid rising international tensions.
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Piw XI
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Help Drive Barerton Gas Blast Victims Care Fund
Barzerton campaign seeks public subscriptions today to raise hospital funds for 57 injured in a gas explosion that wrecked a temporary state school building Wednesday. The three gravely hurt include Francis Farmer Dorothy Young and P W White who have begun to regain sight.
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Barzerton
Francis Farmer
Dorothy Young
P. W. White
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