Italy and Britain Grip Tense Diplomacy Over Suez Route
Fragmented OCR notes show Italy and Britain in a standoff over the Suez corridor with Italy mobilizing youths and threats of naval showdowns. The text references Italo-Ethiopian tensions, Mediterranean massing, and responses from the League of Nations as Britain positions troops toward strategic lanes.
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Orient
Alexandria
Tegic
Suez
Britain
Suez 4
Mediterranean
Africa
Musto
Ian
Ital
League of Nations
France
Great Britain
Italy
Pension Funds Exhausted Force Immediate Pension Pause
Ohio pension payments halted as H. J. Berrodin reports the division's funds are exhausted. About 81,058 people statewide on the rolls face no September checks until a new appropriation is approved. Athens County notes 29 retirees await August payments. Governor Davey seeks a special session and federal aid.
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Ohio
H. J. Berrodin
Lucille B. Good
Athens County
Berrodin
Columbus
H. M. Spang
Davey
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Long’s Death Leads to Transfer and Nomination Question
fragmented report from Barrington Mass about Long’s death and a transfer to an automobile while noting a run off priority and the nomination for “Happy” Chand. unclear names, dates, and affiliations appear amid garbled text.
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Long
Barrington Mass
Happy” Chand
Gorratic
Pri
Fragmented OCR note on trade and health terms
A garbled OCR fragment discusses wet brain diet costs and psychiatric context in New York City. It mentions psychiatrists, buyers, and trade delays, with unclear references to dates, authorities, or outcomes amid disjointed phrases.
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New York City
Inscription on Tree Returns to Logan Man
Leonard Tom of Logan Ohio receives a birch bark strip bearing his name found on a tree at Keller's Resort Round Lake Minnesota. The bark was sent by Mr and Mrs George Paisley of Zanesville after encamping at the resort. Tom does not know the senders.
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Logan
Leonard Tom
Keller's
Round Lake
Minnesota
Gosling Snuffy Smith Delights Neighbors At Third Street Residence
A gosling named Snuffy Smith entertains Pete Burgoon’s neighbors on Third Street. It enjoys bread crumbs and the soft bread, but soaks crusts in water before eating. The bird also shakes nearby chickens when they approach its food.
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Logan
Pete Burgoon
Third Street
Snuffy Smith
Mayor Fines Five in Court Monday Night
Mayor Len B McCune held police court hearings last night fining five individuals. Eugene Douglas of Canaanville pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and faced a $100 fine plus costs and a six month driving ban. William James of Athens and Emmett Daniel of Canaanville were fined $5 and costs for intoxication. Grove Halter of Canaanville was fined $10 and costs for intoxication. Oden Rodgers of Route 31 south of Athens was fined $5 for reckless motorcycle operation.
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Len B. McCune
Eugene Douglas
Canaonville
East State Street
Charles Maple
Carmen Church
William James
Athens
Emmett Daniel
Canaanville
Grove Halter
Oden Rodgers
Route 31
Fourteen Mines On Working List Today In District
Chauncey district lists fourteen mines on the active working list for Tuesday up from seventeen on Monday. Mines named include No. 219 No. 9 No. 15 No. 107 No. 24 No. 267 Chauncey No. 25 Hocking Kimberly Lick Run Carrondale Coonville Luhrig and Black Diamond.
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Chauncey
Hocking
Kimberly
Lick Run
Carribondale
Coonville
Luhrig
Black Diamond
Counties to take over portion of relief next Sunday
Ohio counties will begin receiving a portion of the 1,100,000 unemployed relief from federal aid next Sunday as county agencies assume responsibility. The move is the first step to hand over the entire relief load by November 1, with plans for a high geared WPA program. Knox County will be among the first to administer relief under the Carey Act bond provisions.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. C. Stillman
Works Progress Administration
Dayton Frost
Davey
Frost
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Knox County
State Tax Commission
Oldest Citizen Dies in Logan
Logan Ohio reports the death of Mrs. Catharine Dean at Warner Avenue after several weeks illness. At 95 she was Hocking County’s oldest citizen, born in Canaanville Athens County. She lived 35 years in Logan after moving from Columbus with daughter Mrs. Belle Hyson. Funeral at residence Wednesday with Rev. C. M. Lever. burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
Catherine Dean
Warner Awnue
Hocking County
Athens County
Canaanville
Anson
Hannah Waters
Columbus
Belle Hyson
Hyson
Bell Miller
Warner Avenue
Dean
C. M. Lever
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Injuries Fatal for Woman Hurt in Blast at Home
In Cincinnati Mrs. Anna Wolf, 72, became the third victim of a blast that wrecked her home last Thursday. Her son Edward Wolf, 34, already died, and Aug ust Wolf, 80, was unconscious from gas when Edward claimed he caused the explosion by turning on an electric light.
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Cincinnati
Anna Wolf
Edward Wolf
August Wolf
Officials From Two States in Session Today
A bi state conference in Gallipolis brings together Ohio and West Virginia agencies. Benedict Crowell leads the meeting with Army Engineers and WPA and NRS officials from both states to coordinate public works programs and maintain cross state relations.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
West Virginia
Benedict Crowell
National Emergency Council
Central States
Army Engineer Corps
Huntington
National
Marion A. Gregg
B. D. Stuert
NRS
Crowell
Cleveland
Major Hunt
Army Engineers
C. C. Stillman
WPA
Logan Grocer James Adcock Dies After Surgery
Logan resident James Garfield Adcock 54, longtime grocer and milk dealer, died Monday at Carrington Hospital after bowel obstruction surgery. Survived by wife Gertrude, sons Robert and Ralph, daughter Nevalene of Youngstown, and siblings Frank Adcock, Mrs. John W Wolfe, and Mrs. Alice Donley. Funeral Wednesday at Heinlein Brothers Chapel with Rev. W. N. Shank. Oak Grove Cemetery burial.
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Logan
James Garfield Adcock
Cherrington Hospital
Adcock
McKinley Republican Club
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Gertrude Adcock
Robert
Ralph Adcock
Nevalene
Youngstown
Frank Adcock
John W Wolfe
Alice Donley
Columbus
Heinlein Brothers Chapel
W. N. Shank
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ickes Seeks Decision In Hopkins Wrangle
Secretary Ickes plans to appeal to President Roosevelt to settle the dispute with Harry Hopkins over the $4 billion work relief program. He said he would go to Hyde Park tomorrow morning with Interior Undersecretary Charles West to seek a final showdown on conduct and policy.
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Washington
Ickes
Roosevelt
Harry S Hopkins
Hyde Park
Charles West
Interior
Huey Long Fights For Life After Assassination Attempt
The article reports the death of United States Senator Huey Long from wounds suffered in an assassination Sunday night. A string of blood transfusions failed to save him. The accompanying photo features Dr. Carl A. Weiss, identified as Long’s assassin and a noted New Orleans eye specialist.
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Huey
United States
Huey Long
Carl A. Weiss
Long
New Orleans
WPA Projects Are Approved In Hocking County
J R Hickey reports approval of WPA work in Hocking County including eleven public projects. County wide sewing, Goose Creek water works levee, and several road and bridge works are listed with ongoing Logan High School landing and varnishing tasks nearing completion.
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Hocking County
WPA
J. R. Hickey
Cream Ridge
Campbell Stone
Falls Township
Conrad
Jack Run
Benton Township
Goose Creek
Logan High School
Two Men Sentenced In Athens County Court
In Athens County Common Pleas Court Judge O F Rowland jailed two men for indefinite terms. George Evener and James Kaiser of Sand Ridge were linked to a check forgery. Kaiser pleaded guilty and was later arrested for a theft at a May Avenue home, with $119 recovered. Evener was convicted of forgery by a jury. John Clowes of Carbon Hill changed to guilty on reckless operation and paid a $10 fine plus costs.
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Ohie Penitention
O F. Rowland
Athens County
Evener
John Clowes
Carbon Hill
Common Pleas
Daniel Bray Dies at Residence in Logan
Daniel Bray aged 79 died at his Logan home at midnight after months of illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the home conducted by Rev. W. M. Shane with interment in Oak Grove Cemetery. Bray lived in Logan 40 years and worked 20 years for the C. and O. Railroad and 20 years for Pendergrass Lumber Company. He is survived by his widow and two sons Alva and Harley, both of Logan.
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Logan
Daniel Bray
W. M. Shane
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bray
C. & O. Railroad
Pendergrass Lumber Company
Alva
Harley
Capital Wonders at Political Effect of Long Death
Shock and wonder grip Washington as news comes that Senator Huey P. Long was killed by an assassin s bullet. Analysts weigh political impact and the absence of a clear successor for Long’s unique influence on national politics.
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Long
Washington
Huey P. Long
Republican Organization
Huey Long Dies After Gunshot Wound in Louisiana
U S Senator Huey P. Long known as the Kingfish died early this morning at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital Baton Rouge after a gunshot wound at the state Capitol. Physicians fought 31 hours with one operation and five blood transfusions but long died at 4 06 am Central Standard Time.
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Baton Rouge
United States
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Gerape
Our Lady of the Lake Hospital
Rolge
Kingfish
Huey Long
Kingfish Long
Long
Tien
Tiger
Christenberry
Allen
Senator Long
Ebbe Sanderson
America
Long Brothers Gather for Huey Long's Deathbed Reunion
In Baton Rouge the four Long brothers reunite at Huey Long's deathbed after years of political rifts. Julius Long, once Huey's ally and later critic, tears with the family as Earl Long reconciles, and Dr George B. Long travels from Oklahoma for the farewell.
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Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Long
Julius Long
Huey
Julius
Senate
Earl Long
Earl
George 8
Oklahoma
George
Flag at half mast honors Huey Long in Ohio
The Ohio State Capitol lowered its flag to half staff today to pay respects to the late Louisiana Senator Huey Long. The gesture marks a somber tribute by state officials to the influential political figure.
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Columbus
Ohio
Huey Long
Louisiana
State Capitol
King Huey Long Death Rocks Louisiana Politics
The death of Huey P. Long leaves Louisiana without a clear leader as Governor O K Allen contemplates his future. Long’s allies and foes convened to chart a path, while anti Long factions rally to seize material gains. Allen states he will retire when his term ends next spring.
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Rose
Russell
Palmer Reid
O. K. Allen
Louisiana State University
Capitol
Long
Alles
Noe
United States
Allen
Hocking County Team Wins A at Ohio State Fair
The Hocking County girls demonstration team earned an A grade at the Ohio State Fair. Members Bonna Belle Donaldson and Dorothea Boring of Gore demonstrated dress pattern fitting. Among 75 teams, 27 received A ratings.
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Logan
Harold Chambers
Hocking County
Bonnabelle Donaldson
Dorothea Boring
Gore
White on Committee To Arrange Northwest Territory Celebration
Marietta reports former Governor White as a member of the Northwest Territory Commission tasked to organize a 1937 celebration marking 150 years since the territory’s founding. White was named by President Roosevelt, with Newark cited in the notice. Robert T. Jones, ex golf champion, planted a tree at Dawes Arboretum then headed to Cleveland for the national amateur. Edwin May of Athens was fined $1 by Mayor Len McCune for over parking under the town ordinance.
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Marietta
White
Northewest Territory Commission
Northwest Territory
Roosevelt
Newark
Robert T. Jones
Dawes Arboretum
Cleveland
Edwin May
Athens
Len B. McCune
Doctor Claude A. Weiss Not Related to Seymour Weiss
Baton Rouge report states Dr Claude A Weiss Jr the physician who fatally wounded Senator Huey P Long is not related to Seymour Weiss a close friend of the senator. The claim clarifies kinship amid surviving associations and ongoing interest in the assassination case.
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Baton Rouge
Claude Austin Weiss, Jr
Huey P. Long
Seymour Weiss
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