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Logan Daily News

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1936

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Russell urges large Democratic victory at Jackson Day banquet

Congressman Richard M. Russell told 260 members of the Hocking County Roosevelt-Davey club that Democrats must press toward a great victory. He argued Republicans seek to return to the past for the few and urged support for Roosevelt's reforms and leadership from 1933 to the present.

Richard M. Russell Massachusetts Hocking County Roosevelt - Davey Club Congressman Russell

New Indictments in Wendel Kidnap Case

Brooklyn on April 24 AP reports five men named in true bills facing charges of raping and second assault in the Paul H. Wendel kidnapping. Indicted are Ellis H. Parker Jr Martin Schlossman and Harry Bleefeld plus Harry Weiss and Murray Bleefeld not yet located. Younger Parker may appear today. extradition possibilities discussed.

Brooklyn N. Y Paul H. Wendel William X. Geoghan Kings County Ellis H. Parker, Jr New Jersey Martin Schlossman Harry Bleefeld Harry Weiss Murray Bleefeld Francis Madden Parker Wendel Geoghan

Scout Executive Council to Meet at Hotel Ambrose

The Hocking county district council of the Boy Scouts of America will hold a meeting in the Hotel Ambrose dining room after the Ro tary club gathering. Lancaster scout field executive Howard Kautz will attend. Harry J Stevenson, council chairman, urges all members to be present for several weeks’ absence and several important matters to be discussed.

Rotary Club Hocking County Boy Scouts of America Ambrose Howard Kautz Lancaster Harry J . Stevenson

Congress Schedules Unopposed Bills and Tax Measures

The Finance Committee reviews a tax bill while the Commerce Committee examines flood control proposals. The House resumes work on a new tax bill and the Appropriations Subcommittee handles a deficiency bill. The Special Investigating Committee reopens at 2 p m to question R E Clements co founder of the Townsend old age pension group.

Day Finance Committee Commerce Committee House Appropriations R. E. Clements The Townsend Old Age Pension Organization

Housing bill debate opens as tax fight stirs committee

Labor committee heard publisher J. David Stern advocate Wagner housing bill. The session opened debate on tax legislation amid Democratic defense against Republican attacks.

Labor Committee J. David Stern Wagner House

Survivors Tell Story of Long Entombment

Dr D E Reidverteen and Charles Alfred Scadding endured a lengthy entombment in the Moose River gold mine. Dr Robertson kept Scadding alive and held Herman Magill as the third man died while a tunneling rescue crew worked. Rescue came four hours after a cave in Easter Sunday night and the men faced a collapsing mine with hope fading.

Associated Press Moose River N. S D. E. Reidverteen Charles Alfred Scadding Robertson Scadding Herman Magill Dr. Robertson Halifax

Boy Defeats Ransom Plot In Allentown Kidnapping

A 10 year old boy freed himself from tape during a kidnapping near Allentown and foiled a $20 000 ransom plan. Police arrested Richard D Taylor of Akron Ohio after the boy aided by his father traced the incident and a ransom note was recovered from the suspect. The man confessed he acted alone and was questioned as investigators pursued leads.

Allentown Henry T. Koch Richard D. Taylor Akron Ohio Henry H. T. Koch, Sr

Parole Board Grants 102 Paroles at Mansfield Reformatory

Columbus Ohio April 24 The state parole board after hearing 164 cases granted paroles to 102 prisoners at Mansfield Reformatory. One conditional release was made and 57 cases were continued.

Columbus, O State Parole Board State Reformatory Mansfield

Death mystery deepens in Sonny Karmendi case

In Altoona Pennsylvania a 3 year old boy Sonny Karmendi was killed. His mother Margaret Karmendi and Roy Lockard 24 a WPA worker re enact their stories for police each claiming the other held the heavy railroad hand tool used in the fatal injury. Both are jailed on murder charges.

Altoona Matthew Sonny” Karmendi Margaret Karmendi Roy Lockard WPA Sonny

Judge Whitcraft to Speak to Circleville Rotary Club

Judge Harley M. Whitcraft will address Circleville Rotary Club on Monday night, outlining insights from his judicial experience and fielding questions from members.

Harley M. Whitcraft Rotary Club Circleville

Widow Tries To Contact Houdini Seance On Mountain Top Plan

Hollywood April 24 A last supreme effort by Mrs. Houdini to contact Harry Houdini who died ten years ago was announced a public seance on a mountain top possibly with a nationwide radio hookup Mrs. Houdini said it would end all seances as far as she is concerned Edward Saint her business manager said timing and location are not yet decided.

Hollywood Calif Harry Houdini

Young Republican Leaders Address Hocking County Club

Over 75 people heard Ralph G. Marshall president of the Young Republican clubs of Ohio speak last night before the Hocking County Young Republican club. Marshall reviewed the present situation in state and national affairs at length.

Ralph G. Marshall Young Republican Clubs of Ohio Hocking County Young Republican Club Marshal

Adult Education Classes Set for Carnes District

Classes organized in the Carnes school district will begin Monday April 27 at 2 15 p m. Mrs Viola Hartman will oversee the instruction.

Carnes Viola Hartman

Honduras Rebels Break Bloody Revolt Across Honduras

Horace Fortin Machado Honduran minister to Nicaragua said government forces dispersed a small rebel group and the revolt reports are false. He noted key leaders and many rebels were gathered in Managua with only 80 poorly armed men escaping to the frontier north of Ocotal.

Managua Nicaragua Horace Fortin Machado Honduras Inez Duenas Ocotal

Bent Sentenced for Flogging Son in Xenia Ohio

Amiel Bent Sr., 39, was fined 200 dollars and jailed six months after being found guilty under a rare torture law for flogging Ammiel Bent Jr., 15, a high school freshman. The youth has been hospitalized since Tuesday. authorities say the punishment occurred as punishment for alleged pigeon theft attempts.

Xenia, O Ammiel C. Bent Ammiel Bent, Jr Ohio Bent F. L. Johnson Marcus McCallister

Goodyear Engineers Plan Huge Zeppelin

Paul W. Litchfield, president of the Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation, announced from Akron on April 24 that engineers have drawn plans for a dirigible larger than Germany’s Hindenburg. The proposed ship would be 850 feet long and 145 feet in diameter, exceeding the Hindenburg by 75 feet.

Akron, O Paul W. Litchfield Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation Germany

Plan Big Open Air Fete For FDR Speech

Democratic leaders in Washington discussed a giant open air ceremony at Franklin Field Philadelphia to notify Franklin D Roosevelt of renomination with about 100000 observers. At the same time Republican figures Borah and Knox exchanged notes on delegate votes and primary results in Illinois and New York.

Fdr Washington Franklin Field Philadelphia Roosevelt University of Pennsylvania Borah Idaho Col Frank Knox Chicago Illinois Colonel Knox Friends Knox New York

Montana and Colo blockade ripple reaches state limits

Governor Holt pledges vigilance as Colorado troop border pressures spill into Montana. Reports say California relief shifts concern Montana while New Mexico threatens reprisals amid ongoing labor and sugar supply tensions.

Denver Colorado Montana Elmer Holt California New Mexico

Escaped Convict Finds Life as A Tea Room Cook

Robert Hayes 31, an escaped Ohio convict, has built a new life as a Des Moines tea room cook after years of crime. Paroled in effect due to Ohio funds shortages, Hayes supports a wife and child and plans to stay away from home to avoid re-arrest, though Ohio authorities warn he will be apprehended if he returns.

Russell Ohio Des Moines Robert Hayes Hayes Ohio Reformatory Eldora, In Iowa Frank Moorhead Moorhead

Jurgensmier tennis courts open 1936 season in Logan

The Jurgensmier tennis courts opened for play this afternoon marking the 1936 season in Logan. Located at the home of Robert Jurgensmier on East Front Street, Miss Evelyn Green is in charge of the courts this season.

Jurgensmier Logan Robert Jurgensmier East Front St Evelyn Green

Italian Army Pushes South in Ethiopia Campaign

Marshal Badoglio reported the Italian drive from Dessye toward Addis Ababa in full swing with Eritrean Askari taking Vorra, about 38 miles south of Dessye, as southern advance progresses and Harar air defenses are bombed.

Badoglio Associated Press Dessye Pietro Badoglio East Marshal Badoglio Askari Uorra Ia Addis Ababa Harar

Attorney charges life threats in Fitzger ald court

Three affidavits filed in Mayor Fitzger ald's court by Allen R. McBroom accuse Francis Kuhn of attempts to take his life on two occasions and of breaking and entering. A prior case against Kuhn was not indicted. McBroom also sued Prosecutor Gerald Lanning for failing to act, but the suit was dismissed.

Kenneth Fitzgerald Allen R. McBroom McBroom Francis Kuhn Kuhn Gerald Lanning

Major Imrie to Speak at McKinley Club Banquet

Columbus newspaperman Major Norman Allen Imrie will address the McKinley club at a May 1 banquet in the Masonic hall at 6 30 p m. Dinner will be served by the Venus Chapter of the Eastern Star Order.

Norman Allen Imrie Columbus McKinley Club Masonic Hall Venus Eastern Star Order

Ohio liquor monopoly posts over 1 million monthly income in early 1936

Ohio's liquor monopoly reported average monthly income above $1,000,000 for the first quarter of 1936. For the four weeks ending, profits from sales reached $424,697 and revenue from gallonage tax was recorded.

Columbus Ohio

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