Ohio amateur golf roundup heats up with Servis lead
In Dayton the 36th Ohio Amateur Golf tournament advanced rounds with Bob Servis of Payton and Newson Ruddy of Columbus winning into the third round while Maurice McCarthy of Cincinnati also moved forward. Ser vis beat Pietrzak 3 and 2 and Ruddy defeated Muller 3 and 2 as McCarthy beat Sulzer 6 and 5.
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Bob Servis
Payton
Newson Ruddy
Columbus
Maurice McCarthy
Miami Valley
Servis
Alex Pietrzak
B. L. Muller
Chillicothe
Ruddy
McCarthy
Sulzer
Cincinnati
Bill McCabe
Middletown
Glen Murphy
Warnington
Don Houser
Red Kielpase
Charley Carl
Ohio State University
D. Zimmerman
John Handcock
Lebanon
Fred Hussey
Carlin Short
Akron
Bob Braun
Bowls
Youngstown
EL White
F. Campbell
Felow
Ted Wilson
Tom Whiteway
Cleveland
Ken Peterson
Daxton
Ate Public Inks
BT. Neal
Joe Higgins
William Wells
East Liverpool
D. Stembich
Urbana
Joe Wells, Jr
East
Liverpool
No More Keys For Inmates Involved In Escape
Marysville officials say four inmates escaped early Monday using mystery keys. Superintendent Marguerite Redley vows no further inmate will touch a key while police hunt Velma West and others. Mrs West’s mother, Mrs Van Woert, urged surrender and cooperation as two 16 year old Columbus girls are detained in Westerville amid the manhunt.
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Marysville
Marguerite Redley
State Reformatory For
Velma West
Painesville
Columbus
Westerville
Helpful Boy Fills Tank With Sand at Service Station
Four year old Ronnie Burgess watched his father fill automobile tanks at a service station. When a truck arrived he began delivering trips to fill its tank with a tin cup. He was discovered and punished, banished to his yard without ice cream or candy for three days as a lesson.
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Sand Point Pleasant
W.A
Rorle Burgess
Ronnie
Worl
Mystery Grave Slabs Could Tie Virginia Dare Tale
Newly found granite slabs at Brenau College may be the graves of Virginia Dare and her companions from the Roanoke Colony. Dr. J J Pearce says inscriptions identify Eleanor Dare and Ananias Dare, with 15 others slain in 1591. Excavations near Edenton may solve the Lost Colony mystery.
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Myster Gainesville
America
J. J. Pearce
Brenna College
Ananias Dare
Indiaas
New World
Eleanor Dare
Virginia
Pearce
Brenan College
Sir Walter Raleigh
Chowaniver
Edenton
N.C
John White
White
England
Roanoke
Raleigh
Brenau
Dr. Pearce
de. H J. Pearce
Emory University
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth return from North America
The king and queen arrived home after a 15,000 mile royal tour to Canada the United States and Newfoundland. A Lord Mayor luncheon in London welcomed them with 700 guests as crowds cheered along a flag-decked route. The king expressed hope the visit would aid the empire and peace worldwide.
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George VI
Elizabeth
New World
Frank Bowater
Buckingham Palace
George
America
North America
British Commonwealth
Canada
United States
Newfoundland
City Rebuilds Streets After Severe Storms In Zanesville
Zanesville faced heavy storm damage as two inches of rain fell, flooding streets and knocking out power. Electric lines and transformers were repaired through the night, with Four residential areas and Good Samaritan hospital briefly without power.
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Ohio Power Company
Frank Sites
Keen and
Liberty Streets
J. Peach
Fairmont Avenue
Bethesda Hospital
Claude
J Neff
Ellis
Mus
Gingum
Lochtender Neff
Muskingum River
Licking River
Cty
Seventh
Brighton and Terrace
Greenwood
Sharon Avenues
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Congress rushes tax revision bill to Roosevelt for signature
The House concurred in minor Senate amendments to a business tax revision bill, sending it to President Roosevelt. The measure replaces the undivided profits tax with an 18 percent levy on corporations earning over 25 000 a year and preserves excise taxes of 544 000 000 for two years. Congress acted amid expiring excise levies and seeks a broad revenue overhaul next year.
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House
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Congressional Teaders
Congressional
Japs Claim Victory In Battle Of Planes
Japanese Kwantung army says in a Hsinking communique that 49 Mongolian planes were downed while 5 Japanese planes were lost during a clash near Lake Bor on the Manchoukuo Soviet frontier. The report cites 19 Japanese aircraft engaging 150 Mongol craft and notes ongoing incursions by Outer Mongolian and Soviet units into Manchoukuo.
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Tokyo
Lake Bor
Manchoukuo
Outer Mongolia
Domel
Hsinking
Kwantung Army
Kansurmaiao
Six Children Not Enough for Him
Ernest Berry a milk wagon driver hopes to adopt a newborn found on a grocery doorstep. Berry says the baby would join his wife Mrs Berry and their six children in Chicago.
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Chicago
Ernest Berry
Berry
New York youths admit kidnapping in Canton holdup
Robert Taber and Patrick Darcey, both 19 and 20 from New York, were held on 37,000 bond on charges of armed robbery auto larceny and kidnapping in the Canton case involving 15 year old William Dunkle. They pleaded guilty and were bound over to the grand jury after Dunkle reported being bound and driven from his car.
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New York
Findlay Ik
Robert Taber
Patrick Darcey
William J Dunkle
Canton
Dunkle
Ruth Etting Faces Dismissal Motion in Alienation Suit
Ruth Etting's estranged husband Alma Alderman sues for alienation of affection in Los Angeles. His attorney accuses Etting of luring Alderman with fame and gold while Etting's lawyer seeks dismissal on ground that Alderman's wife suffered the loss, not Etting. Trial readiness and possible testimony from Alderman are noted.
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Los Angeles
Alma Alderman
Ruth Etting
Miss Etting
Etting
Alderman
Bernard Cohen
New Jersey Educator Named Rotary International President
Walter D. Head 56, head of Montclair Academy in New Jersey, elected at Rotary’s 30th annual convention to lead Rotary International. He succeeds George C. Hager of Chicago and will preside over the 140th convention in Rio de Janeiro in June. His term focuses on fostering better understanding among people across nations and professions.
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Rotary
Cleveland —i
Farling
Rotary International
Walter D. Head
Montclair Academy
Montclair
N. J
George C. Hager
Chicago
Rio de Janeiro
Nye Praises Townsend Plan At National Convention
Senator Ge... Nye of North Dakota addressed Townsend Plan delegates saying the plan is right and honest and that the nation will adopt a federal old age retirement system. He praised the 10 000 attendees and urged implementing a working system financed by a tax on business transactions to aid qualified seniors.
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Townsend
Francis E. Townsend
Illness 0121 Investigates Food Poisoning of 21 Women
A Columbus investigation opened to determine the cause of illness among 21 women who took a state cosmetology exam. Six were hospitalized after collapsing during the test. Victims, mainly from Akron Kent and Ravenna, ate ham mashed potatoes gravy spinach at a downtown restaurant. samples were collected for analysis.
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EworCim
Akron
Kent
Ravenna
St. Francis Hospital
Elizabeth Eckert
Elizabeth Miller
Ernie Fuves
Lucille Sarver
East Akron
Hazel Yourd
Stowe
Velma Rayle
Pensula
Howard L. Shearer
Cosmetology Board
Ed Love
Japan Complaints Escalate Over Tientsin Abuses
Britain summons the Japanese ambassador after consular reports that eight Britons were stripped and examined at bars in the Tientsin concession. Gendarmes press Britons and Americans at the concessions while the Swatow patrols widen amid a foreign warning.
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Chamberlain
House of Commons
Tentsin
Foreign Office
Tientsin
Lord Halifax
Charoberlain
Tym
United States
Frederick W. Hinke
Swatow
South China
Tients
Tarcu
Great Britain
Shanghai
Pitkin to Launch Middle Class League in Ohio
Walter B i Pitkin author of Life Begins at 40 will launch a middle class league in Elyria on June 29 to promote widespread comfort and security. The Cleveland office says he has enlisted Lorain county residents to organize and fight apathy in political and economic affairs with meetings planned across Ohio and neighboring states.
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Cleveland
Walter B.i Pitkin
Elyria
Carr
Pitkin
Columbia University
Lorain County
Ohio
Joseph Nager
Pithin
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