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PHONEWEATHEWarmer with rain to^ay a_ toright; Thursday colderwith occasional rain.STATEASSOCIATEDWORLD, NATIONALPRICEHUNDRED AND ELEVENTH YEARLOGAN. OHIO, WEDNESDAY,WAY IN TO TARAWA — TAKEN AT HIGHSTROLLSTALINVSLTerrorwmms Learn DoorsMakesDaniel (Manse) Wyne, 41, a Salt Creek Township farm worker, was killed instantly Tuesday afternoon when he was struck in the left chest over the heart by a charge from a sawed-off shotgun held by his estranged wife, Bessie, 38, and a daughter, Ada Lucille, 17, Prosecutor Harley Meyer reported.Magistrate Frank St. Clair, who served as acting coroner in the absence of Dr. E. A. Person, withheld a verdict pending further investigation by Prosecutor Meyer and Sheriff Floyd Duffy. Meyer was accompanied to the death scene by Deputy Sheriffs Frank Larimer and A. J. Waldron, Mrs. Clara Camp-F bell, Common Pleas Court stenog-| rapher, and St. Clair. Neither Mrs.Wyne nor her daughter was taken into custody.Prosecutor Meyer reported that Wyne, a former resident of Vinton County, had been released from the Hocking County Jail at 9:30 A. M. Tuesday after serving a 10-day sentence for violation of arestraining order in connection with his wife’s divorce action which was filed in the Court of Common Pleas on November 10.The shooting occurred between 2:30 and 3 P. M. according to the officials.Victim Waa DrinkingWyne was arrested recently by Sheriff Duffy for contempt of court after he disobeyed the restraining order preventing him from entering upon the premises of his estranged wife. He was alleged to have broken into the house and struck his wife and children, threatening to kill them,the prosecutor said.After being discharged from the jail Tuesday morning, investigating authorities reported, Wyne started drinking in a Logan tavern and then hitch-hiked to South Bloomingville where he continued drinking. Witnesses told officers that he was intoxicated before going to his wife’s home.Mrs. Wyne, her daughter, Ada Lucille, and two of the , smaller children in the family of seven,Betty Jane, 4, and Estella, 2, were in the house when Wyne arrived.Hearing him approach they seized the shotgun, com cutters,mnn« Anri hrnnma Anri nth«r in.Grand Championthe invasion boats on the way in to Tarawa island, the tinyby U.S. forces at a heavy cost of life. Higgins boats and other h. Huge fires on island in background are result of naval and(International)THIS PICTURE, just released,Gilbert island Atoll which was landing craft are heading for tl air bombardment.PREMIER JOSEF STALIN is shown strolling through the groundsof the Russian embassy in Teheran, Iran, during that momentous four-day conference he held with President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill. In foreground, back to camera, is Churchill, III background is U.S, Gen. Henry H. Arnold, U.S. Army Air Forces Chief.Decorations ofCAIRO, Dec. 8— (/P) —Thethree-day conference of Turkish President Ismet Inonu, President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill was viewed here today as foreshadowing events of far reaching significance in the Middle East and Mediterranean areas.Conclusion of the parley was announced last night in a communique which stated the three government chiefs had “examined at length the policy to be followed” and found that their nations were bound “by the closest unity.” The conference was held in Cairo December 4, 5 and 6.The somewhat vague declarations of friendship and “closest unity” were desired by the Turks, it was understood, but the fact that the statement went this far was regarded as highly significant.Behind it lay possibilities rang-22nd national 4-H Congress inChicago is T. O. Monogram, pictured above with his owner, 17-year old T. Richard Lacy, Jr., of Kansas, HI. This is the third year in succession that Lacy has wan
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Logan Daily News
Logan, Ohio, US
Wed, Dec 08, 1943
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