Socialite Charles Crocker faces four Supreme Court actions
NLWO LTC Charles Crocker, son of a San Francisco social elite, confronts four Supreme Court cases. Three suits from Mrs. Helen Thomas Hobart seek 700000 in total, including 500000 for alienation of her husband Walter Scott Hobart Jr. Senator Wagner of New York, author of the labor act now before the court, is pictured in Washington with Rep. Connery Jr. of Massachusetts, co-author of the act.
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Charles Crocker
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Helen Thomas Hobart
Walter Scott Hobart, Jr
New York
Robert F. Wagner
U. S. Supreme Court
William P. Connery, Jr
Massachusetts
Nineteen Indicted by Hocking County Grand Jury
The Hocking County Grand Jury returned 19 indictments after two days of deliberations with 72 witnesses in 33 cases. E. S. Reynolds of Athens faces a second degree manslaughter charge for the auto crash that killed his wife Laura Reynolds on Easter Sunday.
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Hocking County
Grand Jury
E. S. Reynolds
Athens
Laura Reynolds
Columbus Man Arrested on Grand Jury Defrauding Charge
Harley Poindexter of Columbus was arrested by Sheriff Joe Farbearn after indictment by a grand jury for defrauding an innkeeper. The charge was filed by George Christmann of Logan. Poindexter was among six secretly indicted by the jury.
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Harley Poindexter
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
George Christmann
Logan
Poindexter
Mrs Reynolds dies after Route 31 crash near Elder farm
Mrs Reynolds died in Cherrington Hospital a few hours after a car driven by her husband crashed into a guard rail on Route 31 near the Elder farm. Her husband had been charged with drunken driving and pleaded not guilty before Magistrate S B Whitehart and was released on a $700 bond awaiting grand jury action. McLaughlin indicted for exhibiting a gambling device in Logan by the jury.
Presbytery to Meet in Logan
The Athens Presbytery gathers at First Presbyterian Church Logan on Monday April 12 at 9 00 A M with retiring moderator Rev L W Gishler of Gallipolis leading opening worship and preaching. Over 20 churches expected to be represented across the Mareitia to Gallipolis area with sessions all day inviting all.
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Athens
Strike issue before Senate
Washington April 7 AP A resolution condemning illegal labor practices of both workers and employers thrust the sit down strike issue before the senate for the second time this week. The measure, backed by administration Democrats, was likely to pass after brief debate. It followed the senate refusing to add a denunciation of sit downs to the coal control bill.
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Washington
Senate
Two Hurt in Clash at Bluffton Plant
Two men were injured today when picket members of the electrical workers union clashed with non union employees of the Triplett Readrite Electrical Instrument Co in Bluffton Ohio. Police arrested two other men. Mark Garmotter a non union employee and Gail Scoles a member of the United Electrical and Radio Workers of America received head injuries.
Chrysler Strike Ends Signals Return of 65 000at once
Detroit April 7 The Associated Press reports Chrysler arranging a prompt return to work for 65 000 employees and suppliers with 20 000 more to be recalled. The move follows a pact signed last night between Chrysler and the United Automobile Workers ending a strike that began March 8 and allows further talks on unsettled issues.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
United Automobile Workers of America
Overturn Cabs In Toledo Row
AP reports three cabs overturned in Toledo during a taxi strike as workers return to Chrysler plant operations after a settlement. Across Ohio 6,000 idle at Toledo plants and about 1,000 in Cincinnati reflect motors strike layoffs. Sit-down dispute ends in Coshocton, Goodyear mine pickets called near Cadiz, Republic Steel head Girdler criticizes sit-down tactics in Warren.
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Associated Press
Toledo
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Cleveland
Ohio
Chrysler
Coshocton
Goodyear
Somers
Cadiz
T. M. Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
Warren
Waldron Named New Logan Post Legion Chief
James Slim Waldron will lead the Logan Post of the American Legion for the rest of the year after succeeding Mason Campbell who resigned due to illness. At the latest meeting, an appropriation was approved to sponsor Junior League baseball in Logan this summer. Charles Struble was chosen adjutant, succeeding Harold Chambers who moves to Coshocton. Walter Huffman was appointed to organize a firing squad among post members.
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Logan
American Legion
James
Slim) Waldron
Mason Campbell
Legion
Charles Struble
Harold Chambers
Coshocton
Walter Huffman
Police Seek Kin of Logan Woman Missing Girl
Police search for 13 year old Martha Mary Jones of Dayton Ohio who disappeared after leaving for a movie Saturday afternoon. She is the granddaughter of Mrs J W Hutchins of Third Street Logan and niece of Mrs Kenneth Frazier and Mrs Cora Schultz both Logan residents. her mother Alma Hutchins is from near Logan.
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J. W. Hutchins
Third St
Martha Mary Jones
Dayton
Martha
Kenneth Frazier
W. Hunter St
Cora Schultz
Logan
Jones
Alma Hutchins
Lawrence Huntley Faces Assault Charge in Arraignment
Lawrence Huntley, 27, of Jobs, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Newton Spencer on an assault and battery charge filed by his wife. He was to be arraigned today before Magistrate 8. B. Whitehart.
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Lawrence Huntley
Jobs
Newton Spencer
Huntley
B. Whitehart
Michigan strike settlement ends sit-downs at Chrysler plants
Majority leader Robinson announces a Senate push to condemn unfair labor practices alongside the sit-down wave. Governor Murphy, who brokered the Lansing accord, flags two Michigan auto industry strikes as Martin says sit-downs in motorcar plants end. The pact bars further sit-downs for its duration and grants UA W bargaining rights to Chrysler workers.
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Washington
Robinson
D-Ark
Senate
Frank Murphy
Lansing
Michigan
Homer Martin
Chrysler
Ana Corporation
Emsployes
U.A.W.A
Lindberghs Sought by Austrian Authorities After Zagreb Departure
Austrian gendarmes especially in Alpine posts were ordered to watch for Col and Mrs Lindbergh who vanished after departing Zagreb yesterday morning. Weather hindered search as officials believed the American aviators were en route to their English home.
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Vienna
Austria
Physician Melcher Seriously Ill After Gallbladder Surgery
Dr. C. F. Melcher of South Bloomingville underwent gallbladder surgery at Cherrington Hospital removing 15 stones. Illness began a week ago, he was admitted yesterday, and his condition remained serious. He is 69. Son Frank, a medical student at Ohio State, was home for the operation and present. Mrs. Melcher just finished service on the Hocking County grand jury.
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C. F. Melcher
South Bloomingville
Cherrington
Hocking Co Lands Leased to State Game Preserve
A 385 acre tract in Good Hope Township owned by W. E. Benna of Columbus has been leased by the State Conservation Department for a game preserve. The preserve will be stocked with game and birds and no hunting restrictions will apply. A log summer home is under construction by the owner.
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Good Hope Township
W. E. Benna
Columbus
State Conservation Department
Ed Eberst
Eberst
Sara Roosevelt Recovers After Appendectomy
White House officials reported six year old Sara Roosevelt granddaughter of the president is recovering from an acute appendicitis operation performed last night in Emergency Hospital. She is the daughter of James Roosevelt.
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Washington
White House
Sara Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Parochial Aid Bill Advances in Ohio Senate
The $7,000,000 parochial school bill moved past its first hurdle in the Ohio legislature, with the Senate 25 to 11 voting to send it to the House. An amendment authorized public school boards to distribute funds and enter agreements to provide class offerings in parochial and private schools while supervising these classes. The bill would provide $3,500,000 annually based on $18 per elementary pupil and $27 per high school pupil for a 180 day year, benefiting Lutheran and Catholic pupils alike.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Boards of Education
John Taylor
D-Columbiana
State Director of Education
Waldvogel
Farmers Oust Sit-Downers at Hershey Plant
In Hershey Pennsylvania on April 7 AP report says state farmers and workers opposed to a strike entered the Hershey Chocolate Corp plant and drove out sit-down workers. A fight occurred inside with several people cut and bruised as milk deliveries of about 800000 pounds daily remained halted since Friday after sit-downers failed to leave by the 1 PM deadline.
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Hershey
Itate
Hershey Chocolate Corp
Optometrists Case Before High Court in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court admitted for hearing two optometry cases seeking to allow optometrists to conduct business in retail stores. Contempt actions against Standard Drug Company and May Company of Cleveland stem from injunctions barring optometry in their stores, tied to last June court rulings outlawing the practice.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Standard Drug Company
May Company
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Court approves sale of Strentz property by Logan Citizens Savings
Judge Phil A. Henderson approves the Logan Citizens Savings Association request to sell 225 N. Mare I for 8000 in certificates of claim. The property was formerly owned by Wil HM Strentz.
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Phil A. Henderson
Logan Citizens' Savings Association
N. Mare &I
Wil HM. Strentz
British destroyer attacked by rebels in Spanish waters
London dispatch reports Britain sending the destroyer Garland to Mallorca to seek a prompt explanation for a double aerial attack on the destroyer Gallant off the east coast of Spain. The Gallant repelled fifteen bombs with anti aircraft fire as insurgent planes attacked. Valencia accuses German ships of aiding the rebels.
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London
Great Britain
Mallorca
Garland
Mediterranean
Palma
Spain
Valencia
Spanish
Gallant
Italy Not To Intervene In Spanish War
Rome reports government controlled press warns patience over violations of Spanish war neutrality by France and Russia. Italy and Germany may withdraw from non intervention to isolate Madrid amid alleged aid to the insurgents while official policy remains non intervention.
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Rome
Italy
France
Russia
London
Madrid
Spain
Publisher Better Letter Reveals Health Update
United States Marshal R Kenneth Kerr publisher of the Logan Daily News is able to sit up a few minutes daily at Holmes Hospital Cincinnati following a recent operation. Doctors say rest will bring a full recovery and he plans to leave for home in Lancaster soon.
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United States
R. Kenneth Kerr
Logan Daily News
Holmes ‘Hospital
Cincinnati
Joe Farbearn
Kerr
Lancaster
Truck Plunges into Ditch Harming WPA Workers
A large truck plunged into a 15 foot deep ditch where Works Progress Administration workers were replacing sewer pipe. Heavy timbers fell around the crew, injuring five workers with two possibly seriously. Others escaped to safety.
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Cincinnati
Works Progress Administration
Davey Confers With Senators on Aid Crisis
In Columbus Gov Martin L Davey orders national guard to survey 13 Ohio counties for a plan to feed relief clients from army field kitchens starting April 15 Officials say 200 kitchens can serve 500 people daily and guard equipment will be provided without new ranges. The governor warns funds are unavailable from the general revenue fund and urges quick Senate action to enact a permanent relief measure before the stop gap expires.
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Columbus
Emil F. Marx
National Guard
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Senate
Ben Gray
Ohio Workers Alliance
Marx
Davey
General Revenue Fund
Ohio House Approves Large Biennial Budget
The Ohio House passed an $89,098,708 biennial appropriation bill while the Senate approved a $7,000,000 aid for parochial and private schools for 1938. Gov Davey eyed relief for 350,000 indigents as Senate debated permanent versus temporary relief plans and pondered centralizing old age pension administration.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Martin L. Davey
Senate Finance Committee
Slain Model's Sister Flees For Protection
New York police hunt for Robert Irwin, the suspect in the Beekman Hill triple murder of Veronica Gedeon, an artist’s model, her sister Ethel Kudner seeking sanctuary from the danger. Irwin’s long infatuation with Gedeon dates back to 1929 when he was a roomer in the Gedeon home.
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Veronica
Ronnie) Gedeon
New York
Robert Irwin
Long Island
Beekman Hill
New Yorks
Veronica Gedeon
Ethel Kudner
Astoria
John A
Lyons
Ethel Gedeon
Gedeon
Irwin
Ronnie
Mary
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Connery and
Wagner
Frank H. Sumner
Senate Judiciary Committee
New York University School of Law
Mrs
Juva Marconi Anderson
Guglielmorconi
Harold Anderson
Aberdeen
Wash
Model’s Diary
Bluffton
Lindberghs
STATE
Edward N. Waldvogel
Hamilton
England
WPA
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