Federal men set new snare for kidnaper
A nationwide search for William Mahan, linked to the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping, continues with federal agents and police in pursuit near Butte, Montana. Despite reports of possible escape or capture, officials stress Mahan remains at large while Waley couple faces Lindbergh law charges and potential transfer to Tacoma.
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Tax Bill Faces Senate Tie Up Ahead of July Deadline
Washington reports a 9000000 tax bill extending nuisance levies and three cent postal rate faces possible Senate blockage as Congress debates in lieu of broader wealth and inheritance tax proposals. House Ways and Means plans extension through November while awaiting a later review and potential rate adjustments.
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Peace talks end Chaco War as ceasefire holds
A partial armistice ends hostilities between Bolivia and Paraguay after a preliminary accord in Buenos Aires. A United Nations mission heads to the border to supervise a 120 day truce while both sides begin demobilization and peace negotiations.
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King George Suffers From Bronchial Catarrh
King George is sidelined by bronchial catarrh and will need at least two weeks to recover. Official bulletin from England says he rests at his country estate after ceremonies marking his throne ascent, with concern over susceptibility to bronchial issues when cold.
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Campaign To Electrify Ohio Farms Pushes Ahead
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation advances its campaign for electrification of farms in Columbus. Officials file incorporation papers for Electr cooperative Inc to coordinate efforts, aiming to boost Ohio agriculture with new energy infrastructure and federal program support.
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Peace Assurance Key Theme At West Point Graduation
June 12 remarks by President Roosevelt at the United States Military Academy highlight peace as the greatest need of the world. He urged officers to promote friendship, oppose aggression, and uphold mutual respect while noting military strength should serve general good and safeguard allies and reserves.
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Utilities Bill Sent To House In Controversial Move
Washington June 12 UPI A fierce battle over the Wheeler Raynhorn bill to abolish utility holding companies shifts from the Senate to a sharply divided House Commerce Committee. Debate colored by fraud and racketeering terms as supporters say the measure would curb holding firms and protect public welfare while opponents urge caution against halting the industry’s growth.
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Court frees driving rights for Zanestle man
Clarecce Boniphant 23 of Zanestle had driving privileges suspended after a fatal crash near London on February 20. In Madi son county common pleas court at London Oyese the judge ordered restoration of his driving rights to support his wife and family. The decision followed concerns over his need to operate a motor vehicle and care for dependents.
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State held responsible for beer parlor killing
Judge Harry Trier ruled the state morally responsible for a death caused by liquor sales in a beer parlor. The verdict linked the fatal stabbing to intoxication and alcohol availability, noting the state's lax enforcement and permissive climate around drunken gatherings.
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Doctor J Harper Bain Dies in New Concord at 58
Dr J Harper Bain, a prominent New Concord physician, died at his home Wednesday morning after long heart trouble. He was a graduate of the Medical University and a member of the American Medical Association, State Medical Association, and Muskingum County Academy of Medicine. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10:30 a.m. at his West Main Street residence, with burial in New Concord cemetery.
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Governor names Gertrude Fortune assistant secretary
Governor Tamney announced the appointment of Miss Gertrude Fortune as assistant secretary at a $2400 yearly salary, to take effect Monday. He also reappointed Murra M Shoemaker to the Ohio board of uniform laws, a Cincinnati attorney with long service.
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Finland to Pay War Debt Installment On June 15
Washington reports Finland officially notified the state department it would pay the semiannual war debt installment of 169453 on June 15. Britain Italy and Romania reportedly expected to default on payments due that date with other European debtor nations seen in arrears.
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Child Heartbroken Over Doll Kidnap Letter
A heartbroken mother in Dodge City writes the Dodge City Globe asking for the recovery of her daughter Bonnie Lee’s kidnapped doll. She pleads for the doll’s return and offers her pennies as reward, expressing the child’s sadness and fear.
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Trade pacts slowed as world order frays under war debts
Washington officials acknowledge deteriorating international commitments as war debt repudiations mount from Britain Italy and Czechoslovakia. Japan’s military actions in China raise concern while Britain and Germany debate the limits of naval clauses. Italy shifts toward Abyssinia and Athens signaling a broader treaty breakdown.
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Extension Coordinator Post Approved by Commerce Committee
The commerce committee approved extending the federal transportation coordinator position for another term. The measure, while lengthy and costly, aims to fund pay and expenses for coordinators, as stated in the report by Joseph B Eastman.
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NRA Code Authority Voluntary Liquidation Report
A distorted OCR fragment notes a voluntary liquidation of an NRA Code Authority entity. It mentions concerns over benefits to the industry, a purported 1.8 crore figure in the county, and a reference to eighty members with unclear roles. Details and names are obscured by the garbled text.
Tax experts doubt Ohio relief bonds plan under Carey law
Tax experts question the Carey relief bonds approach as counties struggle to finance poor relief under a 10 mill limit. Muskingum County officials say future bond approvals may require a public vote, while officials note only a few counties could fund relief without votes. Authorities seek legislative fixes and consider federal aid to cover interest costs.
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Vanderbilt custody case ends with grandparents awarded child
New York June 12. By a decision that upholds the famous Vanderbilt custody case 10 year old Constance Brock is taken from her mother Helen Starr Brock and will live with her wealthy grandparents Mr and Mrs Samuel Starr The decision by the appellate division of the supreme court sustains referee Joseph Morachauser of White Plains who ruled the mother forfeited her right to rear the child The Starrs celebrated but said there was no bitterness and invited the child to visit frequently The former wife Mia Joseppson of Lew Brock had not decided if she would appeal the ruling to the court of appeals
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Japan sets policy on China without seeking changes
Tokyo officials released a statement outlining Japan would not demand China change its government but would push for maintained conditions from last year in northern China. The war office said Japan would ask China’s generals to curb anti Japanese actions while not opposing China’s internal governance in its own interests.
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Economy Axe To Fall On State Employes
The economy axe will fall on state workers as Governor Daveyndicated says a report by Col CO Sherrill and the state commission aims to cut inefficiencies. The plan targets permanent layoffs and budgeting changes to streamline state government.
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Washington Faces NRA Extender Fight Amid Recovery Act Clock
In Washington on June 13 the administration pressed for quick Senate action to extend NRA and the recovery act to April 1. The fight centered on a Gore amendment and a new patronage restraint demanding Senate confirmation for employees earning $4900+. Long and allies sparked disorder as they maneuvered to block or delay approval while Harrison sought to advance social security efforts despite NRA pressures.
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Governor Davey signs school financing bill
Governor Davey approves a state financing package for public schools totaling 4300 000. The bill funds progress with 488 per elementary pupil 46750 per rich school pupil and 47250 per kindergarten pupil while reorganizing and consolidating existing schools despite opposition.
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