13 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1937
Page
1
Memorial Hall trustees seek intervention to stop plans to raze the building. The group notes money is available to remodel and asks authorities to halt demolition, while the outcome remains uncertain amid ongoing strike and roose intervention concerns.
Trustees of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial building vote to remodel instead of raze, opposing county plans to demolish the structure. The board cites delays and legal avenues while awaiting signed contracts and considers appealing to commissioners.
Reports from the Basque region describe insurgent advances toward Bilbao with threats of seizure of gold reserves and international capital. Officials warn of rising violence as government forces mass on the city’s outskirts while international diplomacy contends with escalating conflict.
Stony Brook June 12 07 Officials announced a vigorous investigation into the disappearance of Mrs Alice McDonnell Parsons and the 626000 ransom note found on her estate. District Attorney Brenner and federal agents sparred over action while names like Kuprianoff and Par sons family income and wills were mentioned amid a tense pursuit. Amelia Earhart nears end of Trans African jaunt running 900 miles from Fort Lamy with a planned departure for Khartoum and then India.
Large crowd aboard the Royal Archer and the Glenister faced a collision in the Thames estuary near London. Passengers, many vacationers, donned lifebelts as water flooded an engine room and crew acted quickly to beach the liner and summon aid.
In Detroit and Monroe tensions rise as the steel industry faces a prolonged strike. Ohio and Michigan leaders weigh a peace plan while the Workers Council for Social Justice forms, pledging Christian principles. Gov. Murphy mobilizes trooops to keep order amid labor protests and potential spread to Bethlehem steel plants.
A collision between two school buses near Scotts Run, Lexington Tennessee, killed three people and injured 15 as buses were en route to pins. Names of the deceased include Stanfill 25 and Charles Stewart 39 both of Knox County Tenn. Both buses were demolished and one bus carried 26 passengers.
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