Ohio Races Emergency Relief Amid Hunger and Debt
Ohio faces hunger and a $750000 debt as 310940 residents lack aid. Twenty counties have no funds. 71 counties administer direct relief after federal cut. lawmakers push a $500000 emergency feeding fund and a $400000 debt relief plan tied to a 1932 gas explosion. Governor Davey opposes both, urging local takeovers and debt refunding.
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Columbus
Ohio
Works Progress Administration
Davey
Utility fight in second phase ties up New Deal challenge
Washington reports the battle between utilities and the New Deal has entered its second phase as firms refuse to register under the new utility holding company law. Courts are expected to decide the vast issue, with a year or more before a victor is crowned. The Securities Commission will publish notices as major systems with hundreds of subsidiaries are accounted for.
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Washington
Ecurities Commission
Securities Commission
Boy Justified In Killing in Self Defense
In Wise Virginia a 16 year old Falin boy is jailed without bond after killing his father during an argument over a car. His mother says the act was self defense as the father threatened to kill her and knocked the youth down with a pistol. The boy remains in custody while defense plans are pursued. In Kentucky a 24 year old Francis Warren faces manslaughter charges after shooting his father Charles Warren during a family quarrel over his sister Betsy's protests against drinking. Warren says he killed to protect his sister and that he feared the father.
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Georgetown
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Greenville Stockdell
Charles Warren
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Happy-Go-Lucky Day Draws Crowd in Logan
About 1000 Logan Daily News subscribers gathered at the Daily News office at 2 p m Saturday for the second Happy-Go-Lucky Day feature. Forty six Logan merchants cooperate with The Daily News for these weekly events held each Saturday at 2 pm at Main and Spring Streets.
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Logan
Thea Daily News
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Spring Sts
Snowbound Ohio Roads Claim Five Lives In Crash Toll
Ice slick highways across Ohio sparked numerous minor accidents and at least five deaths. Victims include John Kasko age 19 in Dayton struck at a railroad crossing, Henry J. Braun 62 in Cincinnati run down after a funeral, Paul McDonald 40 from an CCC camp near Cedarville, Frank Soellner 23 a plumber who plunged from a 40 foot embankment near Cincinnati, and Walter McElroy 50 near Coshocton. Regina Tierney 40 of Dayton died from injuries after a Thursday collision.
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Associated Press
Ohio
John Kasko
Dayton
Kasko
Henry J. Braun
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Paul McDonald
Ripley
Civilian Conservation Corps
Cedarville
CCC
McDonald
Lima
Frank Soellner
Walter McElroy
Coshocton
Regina Tierney
Eugene Frick
Montgomery County
Wintry Blasts Halt Local Lawbreakers
Sheriff Joe Farbeann reports a quiet past weekend with no calls to the sheriff or deputies as cold weather halted lawbreaking activity in the county since he took office in January.
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Chillyweather
Joe Farbeann
Farbeann
Bank Reports Best Upturn in Cleveland District
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland notes the fourth district’s strongest upturn in several seasons with rising production and employment. Automobiles lead gains, mid November output above 350000 units monthly, 324000 new vehicles in ten months surpassing 1934 totals. Iron and steel plants ran above national rates due to auto demand.
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Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank of
Sudden Desire To Rob Leads To Bank Hold-Up Arrests
Two farm youths Raymond McMahon and Harold Carmean blamed a sudden desire to rob for the Mount Blanchard bank hold-up last Friday. Authorities recovered 1265 from the loot and affidavits were taken from bank staff. The pair confessed orally and were arrested in Marion and Lima, with a pistol and 441 in cash found with Carmean.
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Findlay, CO
Mount Blanchard
Raymond McMahon
Harold Carmean
Kenton
John Kirchbaum
State Highway Patrol
Dean Cunningham
Blanche Dunbar
Kirchbaum
McMahon
Marion
Carmean
Lima
Kenton Bank
Ada
North China Granted Far-Reaching Autonomy Powers
North China is poised to gain self government autonomy in all but name as the Chinese National Government moves to prevent northern secession. War minister Gen. Ho Ying-Chin pressed the North China reform plan while Hopeh and Chahar leaders met near Paoting with Nanking emissaries and Maj. Gen. Hayao Tada.
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Shanghat
Tientsin
Ho Ying-Chin
Movement For
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Chahar
Paoting
Peiping
Nanking
Hayao ‘Tada
Farmer hit by coal truck near Gibisonville
Bert Vorhees of near Gibisonville walked from his farm on Rt 374 and stepped into the side of a coal truck driven by Harold Gompf of Logan. He suffered severe body bruises and deep head cuts. Vorhees received stitches from Dr. W B Lacock and was taken to Cherrington hospital. Sheriff Joe Farbearn investigated.
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Bert Vorhees
Gibisonville
Vorhees
Bisonville
Rt.374
Harold Gompf
Camp Hocking
W. B. Lacock
Cherrington Hospital
Joe Farbearn
WPA Investigates Mine Fire Project Feasibility
Barton A. Hall president manager of the Logan Chamber of Commerce learned from Dr. Carl Watson Ohio relief director that a survey of the proposed mine fire project would open today. The plan seeks about $300,000 in Perry and Hocking counties to halt the New Straitsville mine fire.
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Barton A. Hall
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Carl Watson
Ohio Relief
Straitsville
Perry
Hocking
One-Man Brewery Founder George Renner Dies at 79
Youngstown reports the death of George J. Renner Jr., founder and chairman of Renner Brewery, at his home aged 79. Immigrating from Cincinnati in 1885, he built a large brewery, later serving as president of Renner Realty Co. and investing in other ventures.
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Youngstown
George J. Renner
Renner Brewery
Cincinnati
Renner Realty Co
Young hunter dies after hunting accident in Toledo
James Saalkay, 14, was wounded Thursday in a rifle accident with fellow hunter Joseph Mate, 16, as they returned from a hunting trip. Saalkay died yesterday in a hospital.
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Toledo
Dee
James Saalkay
Joseph Mate
Woman Fatally Burned in Akron Stove Explosion
Mrs Allie Coomer age 76 died after an oil stove exploded in her home trapping her in flames. The incident occurred yesterday in Akron as firefighters battled the fire and police investigated the cause.
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Akron
Allie Coomer
Church Chief Strips Synod of Powers in Berlin
Hans Kerrl head of the National Department of Church Affairs stripped the Protestant Confessional Synod of all authority and administrative rights in a decisive move. The action marks a dramatic centralization of church oversight in Berlin.
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Berlin
Hans Kerrl
National Department of Church Affairs
Plan school fight in Columbus as churches oppose aid
Two hundred members of the Ohio council of churches legislative committee led by Bishop A R Clippinger of Dayton plan a Dec 9 meeting in Columbus to oppose proposed state aid for denominational schools.
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Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches’ Legislative Committee
A. R. Clippinger
Dayton
Notice to Subscribers Logans Daily News Deliver Service
We urge subscribers to report missed papers or delivery issues by calling the office at No 6 before 7 PM. Prompt reports help ensure perfect service and train carrier boys to serve the public better.
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Britain faces tense cabinet over Italy sanctions in Ethiopia
The British cabinet debates tightening sanctions on Italy for the Ethiopian war. A looming oil embargo and possible American cooperation threaten to escalate tensions as Mussolini mobilizes fascist women and Britain weighs embargo options at Geneva.
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Italy
Ethiopia
East Africa
Britain
League of Nations
Mussolini
Geneva
League
United States
AAA Announces New Corn Plan For 1936 37
Washington Dec. 2 AP AAA officials outlined 1936 37 corn hog contracts aiming to boost hog production 30 percent in 1936. Contracts set base hogs and corn, require 10 30 percent corn cut, offer 1 25 per hog base and 35 cents a bushel corn, with two payments in August and December.
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Washington
AAA
Community and
Five More Guests At Logan Daily News Event
Five subscribers to the Logan Daily News will receive free tickets as part of the paper’s promotion. The names are listed on the inside pages of today’s issue and readers can claim their seats for the Logan game night.
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Logan
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