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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1935
Page
1
The readable text is garbled and largely unreadable. No clear persons events or organizations can be identified beyond scattered tokens. The fragmentary lines suggest no coherent news item or identifiable proper nouns for a reliable summary.
Fire at the Back Bay residence of internationally known portrait painter John La Valle and his family left four dead including Mrs John La Valle Sr and daughter Ellen. Injuries were reported for several family members and staff. smoke and flame trapped victims on upper floors before collapse and fall to the pavement. Rescue and firefighting efforts recovered bodies amid extensive structural damage and smoke injuries.
A fragmented notice lists 14 bidders competing over moving track projects tied to B&O railyard infrastructure. Names, firms, and locations appear amid engineering awards and contract procedures, with cautions on bids subject to approval and regulatory review.
Former NRA administrator Hugh Johnson says business leaders urged President Roosevelt to declare a dictatorship in 1933. In a Mayfield Tobacco House address he denounces Long and other critics, claiming the push for strong federal action came from powerful figures in business.
Report details a death by suicide after waiting for high water. The narrative mentions a man named Charles and references family members and a burial. Authorities and neighbors note the event occurred near a creek and led to arrangements at a local home for funeral services.
Fragmentary notes describe a presidential advisory process on projects and expenditures. Key figures, committees, and mentions of White House involvement point to discussions about funding and approvals for various programs.
Fragmentary notes describe ongoing struggles over relief distribution in Illinois. References mention officials, funding questions, and concerns about adequacy and efficiency.
Three individuals have been arrested in connection with a scheme involving mailed chain letters. Investigators report the trio targeted multiple victims and used deceptive practices to solicit funds. Court proceedings are scheduled, and further charges may follow as prosecutors review additional evidence.
Reports from Macon and related cities detail the TWA jet crash in fog where the death toll grew to 105. The wreckage spread across fields as rescuers worked through tangled debris and injured survivors. Families, including Mrs William Kaplan of West Los Angeles, were among the deceased.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Walter McGee’s hanging was delayed while a court proceeding or execution timeline was unsettled. The garbled text references May dates, location likely Kinras City, and a special committee or hearings but specifics are unclear.
A prominent owner of a renowned English estate has died. The report notes the heir and the estate’s lineage, with reference to the family’s long-standing ties to the property and its notable lands.
In a city administration update, Cruntus was named supervisor to oversee multiple departments. The move aligns with efforts to improve enforcement and coordination under the new leadership.
Fragmented OCR reads a 19th or early 20th century note on water scarcity in the United States. The piece cites L. Cacke Pat and discusses soil erosion, land ownership, and long term drought risks. It warns of rising costs and the need for water control and soil conservation measures by agencies and citizens.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention new attempts to break air speed records, with references to figures, figures, gear, and possible dates. The text alludes to announcements, equipment, and meetings but lacks clear names or exact locations.
Governor Carey told the Ohio Assembly there is no alternative to a special temporary tax to fund old age pension payments. He argued a general budget cut cannot save enough and noted costs for food, forage, and fuel will push the budget above two years prior.
Fragmented notes describe Senate approval of a cash plan tied to a broader bill. References to Abe, Hurt, and various unnamed officials hint at legislative maneuvers and opposition. The text mentions a theater project and a controversial vote, with unclear dates and outcomes.
A fragmented report notes fear of renewed volcanic activity near the Armenia area. Officials warn about potential earthquakes and dangers to residents and infrastructure as authorities monitor the KAS region for signs of a possible eruption.
Ashineton May 7 A detailed study begins on whether the Supreme Court decision strikes a blow to the NRA and Roosevelt social security. Officials note mixed readings of the ruling on interstate commerce and the social security program may be revised in light of the decision. The rail pension act, requiring 2 percent payroll contributions up to 300 a month with 4 percent from employers, was ruled unconstitutional on two grounds. The railroad retirement pension board operates leanly as officials consider winding up. Senators avoid pledges on NRA impact while Schechter Poultry faces pending action with April expectations for code modifications and price fixing changes.
Washington May 7 The dispute over federal funding for a 200th anniversary of the Northwest Territory founding deepens as Rep Charles Truax challenges the 106 000 appropriation. Rep Robert Secrest defends the plan and notes Whites several Washington trips to press the bill. The event would mark 1787 to 1937 with a commission of 14 including lawmakers and state regents from Ohio Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan and others.
Flood levels increased over the weekend as renewed rain caused river waters to rise to 162 feet crest, then fell gradually late Sunday into Monday. Measurements tracked 24 hour prior and before a flood peak, with streams and rivers receding after the rain slowed.
Readable text notes a cooler fair and cooler in the southeast tonight with cloudy skies and warmer conditions. Wednesday night prospects show aid likely and possible investment in the area, though details are unclear.
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