Leonard to Represent U S at World Art Congress
Leonard, longtime head of the Zanesville Art Institute, is chosen to represent the United States at the World Congress on Art in London. A recognized authority on art history, he has directed the Zanesville institute for three years and previously led the U S Art Gallery at Key West. He spoke on community galleries before the American Federation of Arts and taught art history at Muskingum College.
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Leonard
U.S
Roosevelt
Wart Leonard
London
England
Zanesville
Maple and
Adair Avenues
American Federation of Arts’ Congress
Wash
Ington
Zanesville Art Institute
Edward B. Rowan
Was City
U.S. Art Gallery
Key West
Fla
Muskingum ‘College
University of Chicago
Debates Stir House On Tax Measures And Silver Bloc
Lawmakers clashed over tax legislation as Sen. Barkley warned the silver bloc may delay passage. debate stretched into evening with discussions on a 18 percent rate and corporate taxes. officials noted expiring provisions and a tentative plan to open income tax action amid city payments and farm housing votes.
Burling-ton Father and Son Surrender to Federal Prison
A Burlington man and his son surrendered federal prison terms after conviction in a baby kidnapping case linked to the Lindbergh era. The father and son were sent to the penitentiary following their confessions and related charges from Trenton.
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Rand
Tah-Evis Hehler
Deral
Nap Jsul H. Wen
Wiliam P. Mee
Burlington County
Trenton
Poet 57 Dies After Suburban Home Illness
Obituary notes the poet, aged 57, died at home after a brief illness, with career beginnings in newspaper press rooms in Atchison and St. Louis and later work in Kansas City and Georgia. The item places him in Ontario and the United States, with mention of a 1991 birth year likely a transcription error. The piece also references a separate economic report on U.S. farm income for five months, showing increases in cash income and government payments compared with last year.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United
King and Queen Return to Britain Amid Welcoming Crowds
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrived in Southampton aboard the Express of Britain after a North American tour. Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret joined briefly on deck as crowds lined the harbor under misty skies, while Queen Mother Mary greeted the royal party on board and ashore.
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Southampton
England
George
Elizabeth
Express of Britain
Margaret Rose
Mary
Meet
Germany
Jaly
Soviet
Russia
Rain Drowns WPA Tools in Muskingum River
Rain halted ditch work on a Muskingum river waterworks project as stormy weather washed WPA tools from the site into the river. Workers sought shelter and resumed efforts after the downpour.
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Muskingum Lowell
Progress Administration
Muskinsam River
State Worker Restored to Job in Highway Department
Robert M. Greenlun 59 of Ashland was reinstated as inspector of route markings after being discharged for political reasons following I. R. Aull trial. The state civil service commission affirmed removals and imposed suspensions for several department staff including Earl Borden, B. R. Brandon, Paul K. Soth, and L. Row, with Beightler directing layoffs and suspensions.
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Columbus
Robert M. Greenlun
Ashland
Highway Department
Common Pleas
Robert P. Duncan
Greenlun
Lan. 5
I. R. Aull
Martin L. Davy
Ault
Davey
State Civil Service Commission
Highway l Department
Earl Borden
van Wert
B. R. Brandon
Tuscara
Brandon
Robert 5. Beightler
Paul K. Soth
Isborer
Pleasant Plain
It. L. Row
Favorer
Cireleville
House Overrides Plane Reduction in Army Expansion
The House passed and sent to the Senate 8 292 695 537 in supplemental army appropriation after rejecting a Republican amendment that would have cut 2 283 planes from the air corps expansion to 5 500 planes. Administration leaders backed the rejection as a setback to Roosevelt's defense program. Speaker Bankhead announced the 217 to 150 roll call.
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Hington
House
Senate
Aryal Corps
Roosevelt
Bankhead
Sulfanilamide Seen as Preventive for Neonatal Blindness
Report from Milwaukee cites a breakthrough using sulfanilamide given to newborns to prevent ophthalmia neonatorum. Doctors claim rapid cures and wide trials show positive results, with the drug derived from the synthetic dye industry and used in milk to clear the infection.
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Medica
Roosevelt outlines 33.86 billion housing and business program
President Roosevelt sent a 33.86 billion proposal to Congress to spur business through self liquidating projects and low cost housing. About 870 million in federal loans would be disbursed in the coming year with the rest lasting two to seven years. The plan includes a 800 million boost to the Housing Authority and aims at aiding households earning 1250 to 7000 dollars. Mead backs government backing for small firm loans with RFC insurance of up to a portion of bank loans.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Byrnes
D-Sc
Senate Unemployment Committee
Senate
House
United States Housing Authority
FHA
Capital
Mead
D-Ny
Morgenthau
Hopkins
Senate Banking Subcommittee
R.F.C
Treasury
Vessels Stay In Chinese Port As Police Probe Child Death
A Buffalo man, Stewart Mighswander, 25, held under guard in a Fort Erie hospital after a 12 year old boy found nude and slain near Buffalo was tied to the case. Police say Henry Doto, missing from Buffalo since Monday night, was the victim. An officer reported a deep cut on the boy’s arm and rope bindings on wrists. Meanwhile mine inspectors John Matheny, Henry Ley, and Lu Lodwick were named deputy inspectors at 2200 a year by George Strain in Columbus.
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Forter
Stewart Mighswander
Buffalo
A. E. Griffin
Here
Henry Doto
Mightwander
Hospital
Torsday
Jomua Matheny
Nelsonville
Henry Ley
Glouster
Lu |Lodwick
Poland
George A. Strain
Columbus
Open Clinic Eyes Deaf Pupils for Possible New Class
A two day clinic at Grace Methodist church assesses need for a deaf or hard of hearing class for local school pupils. Sponsored by the city and county boards of education and the county health department, the sessions run 10-12 and 1-4 Monday and 9-12 and 1-4 Tuesday with sessions for Zanesville and rural Muskingum County children and afternoon groups from Perry Noble Guernsey Goateston counties. Leads are Hazel McIntire and Edith Cuthbert from Columbus. If 16 or more Muskingum children need training, a class may start next year. Open to children of average intelligence with defective hearing. Arrangements through the sponsoring agencies.
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Grace Methodist Church
City and County Boards of Education
County Health Department
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Perry
Noble
Guernsey
Goateston
Hazel McIntire
Columbus
State Division of Special Education
Edith ©. Cuthbert
Warships to Remain in Chinese Port Defy Japan
The United States and United States Asiatic Fleet refuse to withdraw warships from Swatow and Hongkong amid Japanese pressure. Admiral Yarnell confirms ships will stay to protect American citizens, with the destroyers Pillsbury and Pope deployed and Asheville following. British and American authorities resist Japanese demands as tensions rise in Swatow and Amoy.
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Pillsbury
Swatow
Admiral Yarnell
Verneil
Washington
United States
Japan
Prisbury
Harry £. Yarnell
Navy Department
Pope
Asheville
Hongkong
South China
Yarnell
Lee
Navy
Britain
Shanghai
Harry E.yarnell
United States Asiatic Fleet
Thanet
Showers Spread From Plains Across Ohio Valley
Fragments describe showers and thunderstorms moving east from the central plains into the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region. Weather notes mention cooler air advancing in the northern and central plains states and scattered showers across the south.
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Zanesville
Montreal
Rocky Mountain Chateau
Central Plains
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Iepet
Okin
Cental Plains
City Faces Meter Contract Suit Over High Columbus Prices
Zanesville pays $56.50 per meter while Columbus accepted a $23.95 bid from Ohio Mark Time, a $32.55 gap. Suit challenges legality and the meters’ nature as a tax on motor vehicles. Ohio Mark Time had also offered $55 per meter to Cleveland, highlighting price discrepancies.
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Zanesville
Watchea Witnj
Columbus
Columbus Aid
Ater
Ohio
Lumbus
Charles Ross
South Fifth Street
Inmates Offer Truth About Velma West Escape
Three Marysville reformatory inmates Mary Roose Marie Legg and Catherine Metzger offered to tell Superintendent Marguerite Reilley what they know about the Velma West escape and three other inmates Monday. Officials pursued tips as authorities checked a Richmond Indiana arrest and a Cleveland hospital denial.
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Marysville
Marysville Reformatory
Marguerite Reiley
Velma West
Brond Husband
Mary Roose
Batavia
Marie Legg
Kenton
Catherine Metzger
Cincinnati
West
Reilley
Lenora Leach
Gallipolis
Mrs. West
Mrs. Leach
Mrs. Reilley
Cleveland Hospital
Ohio
Richmond
Ind
Reformatory
Kent
Michigan
Arthur Quigley
Quigley
Ohio Highway Patrol
Reiliey
Indiana
New England Mayor Sends Provocative Letter to First Lady
Northampton Massachusetts Mayor William Feiker praises Grace Coolidge while urging Mrs. Roosevelt to mind her own knitting. He criticizes working wives in the first lady’s position and cites a letter opposing wives working as husbands support them. Report notes Grace Coolidge’s restrained stance and links to Pittsburgh pickle canner Rust Heinz family.
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Northampton
Mass
Grace G. Coolidge
William Feiker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
The
Land
Grace
Sau
Goodhue Coolidge
Clay Heinz
Ereet
Pittsburgh
W. A. Hesson
J. Hand
Rradio
Heinz
O. Geant
Lexington
Rust Heinz
Snake Causes Auto Crash At Gordon Ranch
Film scenarist Leon Gordon and foreman Lester Milton were driving across the Gordon ranch when their car struck a snake. They fled the scene and walked seven miles back to the ranch house after the accident involving a live rat and a catapulting incident.
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Snake
Hollywood
Leon Gordon
Lester Milton
Gordon Ranch
Detectives Suspended Over Brutality Allegations
Louisville city officials suspend Detective Chief Joseph L. Stewart and four detectives amid brutality charges in a questioning incident. Safety Director Sam McMeckin notes a civil service board hearing to review allegations by lawyer for Jerry Goran, accused safecracker, claiming he was beaten and tortured during interrogation.
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Louisville
Joseph L. Stewart
Sam McMeckin
City Civil Service Board
Consiuer
Forerry Goran
Goran
Spider Causes False Seismic Readings at Nebraska School
Dr. C. Jensen of Nebraska Wesleyan University reports wild oscillations on a seismograph at the school were produced by a spider and its web. The spider tethered to the case’s side caused the needle to cavort, producing repeated “earthquake” impressions whenever it moved.
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Lincoln
Meban
2. C. Jensen
Nebraska Wesleyan
British police inspector accused of smuggling Jews to Palestine
Jerusalem British Police Inspector Henry Gerard Gordon Goddard was convicted today on 30 counts of contravening the Palestine criminal code for helping smuggle thousands of Jewish migrants into Palestine.
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Jerusalem
Henry Gerard Goridon Goddard
Palestine
Critics Pleased But Wagner Act Revision Faces More Change
Washington reports that labor board rule changes failed to satisfy critics of the Wagner Act, with further revisions anticipated. Senator Eliender calls for rules ensuring workers and employers have at least ten months yearly freedom from union disputes. Two lawmakers seek a formal inquiry into the labor board. AFL hails the revision as a victory but seeks full enactment of amendments. CIO opposed. Follow up on page two.
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Washington
Labor Board
Eliender
D-La
House
AFL
Joseph A. Padway
CIO
Ebiender
Senate Labor Committee
Kind Deed Has Its Reward in Melbourne Missouri
Mrs Josie Fitzpatrick who lived alone suffered a windstorm damage to her house while visiting a sick friend. A kind act by a neighbor led to assistance that helped her afterward and reflected well on the community response in Melbourne Missouri.
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Melbourne
Josie Fitzpatrick
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