Buffalo Skull Found by Gravel Digger in Muskingum River
A 21 inch buffalo head unearthed by A E Hopkins while dredging the Muskingum near Rabbit Hill, near Ellis Station, becomes the latest trophy for local buffalo hunters. Hopkins recalls the moment, while river crews cite elk horns and deer antlers pulled from the river bed.
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Zanesville
Muskingum
Lew Wetzel
Daniel Boone
Kit Carson
A. E. Hopkins
Hopkins
Pierce Street
Hoppie
Rabbit HI
Ellis Station
Jack Malta
Rabbit
Buffalo Skull
Dresden
Monroe Day at Woodsfield Set for Gubernatorial Rally
Monroe day returns after three years with a large political rally in Woodsfield sponsored by the American Legion. Democratic candidate Charles Sawyer and Republican John Bricker will speak, with parade by the Eleventh District Legion band at 7 pm. over 1500 Southeastern Ohio residents expected to attend as Jimes Suhr and possibly Congressman Robert T S crest participate. Dr Mooney of Columbus leads the program.
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State Department Legion
Robert T. Secrest
Washington
Ohio
Hr. Mooney
Legion Executive
Columbus
Child Beat Death Shocks New York Officials
Police issue alert for Raymond A Swincoe 39 WPA worker after autopsy reveals his daughter Dolores J also died by heat exposure and possible drowning. Authorities probe the deaths as related incidents in the same case.
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Raymond A Swincoe
WPA
Swincoe
Dolores
Preview of Times Signal Sunday Section
Preview notes that the Times Signal will publish world and local events, features and photos in Sundays edition. It mentions Sunshine school children at Buckeye Lake, social events, art action pictures, a Roger review of the week’s business, and details on political situations and a telephonic water carnival plan by American Telection.
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Sunday Times-Signal
Sunshine School
Buckeye Lake
Roger
Lncel
Relief Cost Left to State
The Ohio House decisively defeated a local relief tax plan by 37 to 70, signaling the state may bear most of the 1938 relief cost estimated at 13 to 17 million dollars for the rest of the year. Leaders warned cities may face delayed relief funding as proposals include bond issues and racing-bookmaker licensing while a $1 million relief loan bill from highway funds awaits action.
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House of Representatives
Frank Uible F
House
Martin L. Davey
Senate
Joans
Baby Falls to Death From New York Roof
New York city mother Mrs. Lillian Jacobs, overcome after a maid quit, took her 14 month old daughter Karan to the Riverside Drive apartment roof. The infant reached for a dangling radio aerial, toppled from the edge, and fell 14 stories to death.
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New York
Lillian Jacobs
Dleath
Cowboy Band Leader Charged With Assault
Montana Monrchy, a Columbus cowboy band leader, faces an assault with intent to kill charge. John Doe warrants target eight suspects in a separate axe slaying after a dance at Sugar Basket, Lebanon, as Paul Barris and Earl Cullen were involved. Sheriff Claute Murray said Mrs Barris identified Gray as the slayer and noted tensions over wages.
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Galion
Leo Scanion
Montana Monrchy
Columbus
John Doe
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Henry Gray
To! Scanlon
Meechy
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Earl Cullen
Sugar Baket
Lebanon
N. Grove Lake
Claute M. Murray
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Tarris
Grays Sten
Murray
Hearis
Two German Witnesses Freed on Bail Sail for Germany
Two German ship captains freed on bail as material witnesses in the U S spy probe boarded the Europa bound for Germany after posting 2500 dollars each. A third witness, Christian Danielson, held on 10000 bail, remains in custody with the Bath Iron Works cited as naval vessel builder. Werner Gudenberg, missing in Berlin, is believed to have left the Hamburg liner at Cuxhaven.
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New York
United States
Lloyd's
Europa
Christian Danielson
Bath
Maine
Berlin
Werner Gudenberg
Hamburg
Cuxhaven
Gudenberg
Ignatz T. Griebl
FDR Is Given Free Hand In Spending
Washington reports the Senate approved a 3.723 billion spending and lending program granting President Roosevelt broad control over the relief aid. The measure, amid tight votes on restrictions, earmarks, and state administration, now heads to a conference committee to reconcile differences with the House.
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Kentucky
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Rural Electrification Administration
Davey Backs Dunlavy To Oppose Duffy
COLUMBUS. The Davey administration backs Dennis Dunlavy to oppose Atty. Gen. Herbert S. Duffy for renomination. Dunlavy, a state utilities commissioner, is seen as aided by Gov. Martin L. Davey and fellow Democrats who fear Duffy would weaken the ticket. The feud stems from 1936 clashes over investigations of the state parent system and earlier political suspensions.
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Davey
Herbert S. Duffy
Dennis Dunlavy
Duffy
Dunlavy
Martin L. Davey
State Utilities Commission
Tuffy
Ashtabula
Punlavy
Frazier Reams
Pees County
Rudge Wins Grand Prix Debut in Auteuil Tennis
Don Rudge debuted in the French hard court championship at Auteuil and defeated Antoine Centien of France in the second round to secure an easy victory.
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Auteuil
France
Don Rudge
Lens
Antoine Centien
Cash Abandons Hope As Kidnap Case Remains Open
Princeton Florida father James Bailey Cash Jr speaks to reporters on his porch amid grief over his five year old son James Jr who was abducted from his bedroom last Saturday. He says he will not give up hope for a break within a week or ten days while federal agents led by J Edgar Hoover pursue leads.
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Princeton
Fra
America
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miami
William I. Gernomio
Florida City
Legion
Fla
Cash
James, Jr
Everglades
Cape Sable
Hoover
The
Miami Herald
M. F. Braxton
Princeton Carpenter
Ray Rayburn
Braxton
Redlands
James JB. Cash. Sr
Freud Quits Vienna to Visit America in Exile
Sigmund Freud, 82, father of psychoanalysis, left Vienna by train for London and then New York. He carries manuscripts and books of his life’s work and plans not to return. Reports say he rented a large London house to continue work in exile on a book about the Bible. his son Ernst Freud flew to meet him in Paris.
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Sigmund Freud
London
New York
Germany
Austria
Ernst Freud
Paris
No Neutral Ground For Looking Neighbor
Henry Brethauer faced a $1 fine plus costs after assaulting a neighbor. He challenged the judge, recalling a prior fine for hitting the same man on his farm and asked where he could legally strike the neighbor, highlighting a perceived inconsistency in penalties.
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Henry Brethauer
Lynn
Brethauer
Launch Program of Buying Farm Produce Washes Up
The agriculture department started a plan to buy surplus farm products and distribute them to relief families. Secretary Wallace said purchases would ease price declines and aid unemployed urbanites. The surplus commodities agency will handle buys with 17,000,000 available for June and 75,000,000 more at the new fiscal year starting July 1, plus an extra 50,000,000 earmarked in a senate spending bill.
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Agrijean Department
Wallace
Senate
Rheles
Assure Continued Operation of Camps
Washington is funding 32 Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Ohio for the summer with new appropriations. Camps span Holmes, Logan, Warren, Clinton, Adams, Muskingum, Knox, Preble, Carroll, Ross, Greene, Fairfield, Coshocton, Lawrence, Heckling, Scioto, Vinton, Ashland, Summit, Jefferson, Cuyahoga and Montgomery counties. Nine drainage camps will continue under presidential order after Congress provided $50 million for CCC work.
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Lawrence
Hecking
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Montgomery
Robert Fechner
Congress
Roosevelt
Bowling Green
Defiance
Jay
Wooster
Sidney
Delaware
Elyria
London
Swanton
Seek Cruel Slayer Of Syracuse Beauty
Syracuse police continue the hunt for a slayer after the body of Laura Krenrich, 38, a beautician, was found jammed in a cedar chest in her abandoned Syracuse apartment. A resident is sought for questioning as Chief Willian Rapp traces the suspect toward Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, though the trail has gone cold.
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Laura Krenrich
Willian Rapp
Harrisburg
Chinese junks clash with Japanese warships off South China
Spectacular naval engagement sees six armored Chinese junks attack a patrol boat near the South China coast. Japanese planes sink three junks and disable one, with two fleeing. Hull calls for a move toward world order under law as Spain and China battles widen.
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Shanghai
United States
Hull
Nashville
State Department
China
Spain
Lunghai
Hankow
Tungsu
Peiping
Kenji Doihara
Castellon de la Plana
Valencia
Hard-Boiled Egg Is Sent to Prison
Evansville Tennessee news item reports Wilfred E. Egg, 29, of Jasper, entering city court and declaring a wish to be sent to prison. Judge Marion J. Rice sentenced him to 60 days at the state penal farm on a charge of intoxication. Egg quipped, I feel like good exe now.
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Tnd
Egg
Marion J. Rice
Wilfred E. Egg
Jasper
State Penal Farm
Low Freight Rates Urged for South
Southern senators urged that the wage hour bill include a guarantee of freight rates for the South as low as those for the North if no sectional pay standard is set. Industrialists say higher freight costs disadvantage southern manufacturers against eastern rivals. The wage hour compromise faces key differences between the Senate and House measures.
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Washington
South
Senjete
House
Farm Benefits To Be Delayed By Senate Action
Senate action delays the $121 million farm benefit payments. Parity rules cap payments by crop: 10 cents a bushel for wheat, 5 cents for corn, 2 cents per pound for cotton, 1 cent per pound for tobacco, and 0.2 cents per pound for rice. Farmers must meet 1939 acreage allotments. outcome depends on parity in early marketing seasons. Estimated distribution: cotton about $100 million, corn and wheat about $50 million each, rice and tobacco about $12 million total. House has not yet acted.
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Washington
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Pope
Idaho
House
Great Britain Wins Walker Cup Match
Great Britain defeats the United States 7 matches to 4 at St. Andrews Scotland to claim the Walker Cup. Alex Kyle clinched the victory by beating Fred Haas Jr 5 and 4 as Britain won five of the eight singles. Other British winners included Hector Thomson Charles Stowe Gordon Peters. US trio came from Yates Ward and Fischer.
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Scotland
Great Britain
United States
Britain
U. S
Alex Kyle
England
Kyle
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Cecil Ewing
Charley Yates
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
Hector Thomson
Motor Misses Fire in Car After Five Minutes of Drive
In Chicago Oscar Strauss recalls his car motor missing fire after a routine drive. He pulled into a garage where a mechanic lifted the hood and switched off the ignition after inspecting under the engine.
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Chicago
Oscar Strauss
Periscope Auto for Paralysis Victim in Chicago
Fred Snite Jr known as the Boiler Kid plans a summer tour in a custom car with a periscope to allow outings and events denied since his infantile paralysis began in Peiping two years ago. The feature aims at enabling his participation in pleasure drives and outdoor activities.
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Chicago
Fred Snite, Jr
Peiping
China
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