United States and Argentine leaders rally hemispheric unity
Delegates from 21 American nations convene as President Roosevelt and Argentina's President Justo address the conference. They praise the opening, urge unity against aggression, and vow mutual safety and good. Roosevelt plans a luncheon with Justo after welcoming events at the U.S. embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
Agustin Justo
Arhad
Avedra Lamas
Esses
August Gennerith
Justo
Carlos
Lamas
Buenos Aires
U. S
Carlos Saavedra Lamas
Vermont Governor Cleared In Bank Theft Case
Rutland Vermont December 2 AP Governor Charles M Smith and two other men were freed on charges of concealing a bookkeeper theft at Marble Savings Bank The 68 year old governor who was jailed on a warrant earlier had the case dismissed by Judge John S Buttles under Vermont common law
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Rutland
Charles M. Smith
Vermont
Marble Savings Bank
War
John S. Buttles
Jury Convicts Columbus Man in Reckless Driving Case
Robert Baesman, 20, of Columbus, an accountant with the Ohio Board of Liquor Control, found guilty of reckless driving by a Hocking County jury after brief deliberation. The case stems from a collision injuring Maude Wyskiver. a $25,000 damages suit by her father George Wyskiver is pending. Defense seeks new trial. Baesman previously named in related suit.
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Robert Baesman
Columbus
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Hocking
Baesman
George Wyskiver
Union Furnace
Maude Wyskiver
Clark Glaspel
Edwin Ricketts
Glaspel
Ricketts
Miss Wyskiver
Wyver
Sto Clan
Nazis Approve Drastic Laws in Four-Year Plan
Berlin reports the Goering four year plan imposes drastic penalties including death for economic sabotage and accelerated exploitation of Germany's minerals. The cabinet promulgated measures targeting hoarding abroad, harming the German economy, and securing foreign securities.
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Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Wreck report avoids assigning blame to drivers
The Daily News states no blame is implied in yesterday's Logan car wreck involving three vehicles and clarifies that Paul Cruise, one driver, was not singled out as at fault. The paper adds it will not assign blame in collision reports.
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The
Daily News
Paul Cruise
RRA plans to move 360 Ohio families to better land
The Resettlement Administration expects in months to remove the first groups from sub-marginal southeastern Ohio farms and place them on new farms nearby. Plans cover 360 families from unproductive land across eight counties, with 7,600 acres already optioned and 605,000 encumbered. Some will be resettled on the Scioto project in time for spring planting.
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Washington
Resettlement Administration
Ohio
Scioto Project
Yoder Presses McIntyre Bill Despite Labor Threats
In Columbus Ohio AP report Yoder urges passage of the McIntyre bill a pool and unit or company reserve plan as the Jan 1 deadline nears for social security act benefits. He argues the Boyd-Hunter pool plan cannot win Senate approval amid labor and consumers league opposition.
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Columbus, O
Organized Labor
Consumers’ League of Ohio
Senate
Yoder
McIntyre
House
Boyd-Hunter
Death claims circus tycoon in New York
Ringling family patriarch 70 dies after short bronchial pneumonia illness. The Baraboo, Wisconsin roots of the seven brothers’ backyard show grew into the nation’s largest entertainment combine.
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New York
Peete Ringling
Brothers
Baraboo
Wis
Premature Twin Born. Mother in Excellent Condition
Mrs Earl Wakefield mother of a premature twin born nine days ago was in excellent condition. The first twin, a boy, died shortly after birth. Dr Glen Mathes said the case was the first of its kind.
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Toledo
Wash
Earl Wakefield
Glen Mathes
Christmas Savings in Ohio Top Last Year
Ohio banks expect over 10 million dollars from Christmas savings accounts in big cities and similar totals in smaller cities. In Cleveland alone the fund reaches around 5 million dollars with about 15 percent more savers and gains of 17 percent in memberships and 28 percent in dollars from last year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Santa Claus
Cleveland
Roger Snes Ens Cine
State leases M Broom Land rabbit area inspection and rules
Rabbits in the M Broom Land area have been examined for tularemia traces and will be tagged before release. No dogs will be allowed to run in the area.
Accused Banker Wheland Reports Ill After Court Testimony
County jail physicians reported that Charles E. Wheland, 45, president of the closed Urichsville Union bank in New Philadelphia, became sick after testifying twice in court and being questioned by state and federal authorities.
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New
Philadelphia
Charles E. Wheland
Urichsville Union Bank
Wheland
Albaugh Rites Thursday For Bay A. Logan Station Freight Agent
Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 P M at the M E Church for Bay A Logan station and freight agent for the C and O Railway who died suddenly Monday evening from a heart attack. Frank Walters, member of the C and O staff here, is listed among attendees.
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M. E
Bay A
Logan Station
C. and O. Railway
Frank Walters
Leasure to Speak at Victory Dinner in Hocking County
Charles Leasure, a senior figure in Governor Davey's administration, will headline the Hocking County Young Democratic Club victory banquet. Other speakers include Freer Bittinger, Myrna Smith, and Mrs. Margaret Goodwin. The Dec. 11 event at 6 PM in Masonic Hall is limited to 300 guests with tickets overseen by Ralph St. Clair and Don Spencer.
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Hocking County
Young Democratic Club
Charles Leasure
Martin L. Davey
Leasure
Pri
Davey
Hubert Lappen
Freer Bittinger
House of Representatives
Myrna
Auto Tag Law Found Success in Ohio System
Ohio reviewed its April to April automobile licensing law after a nine month trial and found it beneficial both physically and financially. State Registrar Frank West said it avoids buying new licenses at Christmas and the first nine months will push license fee distributions to counties and municipalities totaling over 14.3 million dollars with more than a million expected before January 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank West
Ohio industrial picture brightens industry hiring at Cleveland
The report cites two firms announcing personnel gains and a five percent wage hike effective yesterday at National Screw and Manufacturing. Harold G Alexander states employees receive the raise while J W Vanden Bosch of the chamber notes the Cleveland unskilled hiring rate has risen to the highest since March 1921, signaling broader wage trends.
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Associated Press
Ohio
National Screw and Manufactureene Eee
Harold G. Alexander
Coe
Cleveland
J. W. Vanden Bosch
Chamber of
Hunter Is Fined for Hunting Without License
Willis Harden of Logan was fined $25 and costs by Magistrate C L Stephenson after being charged with hunting without a license. Harden was arrested yesterday by Game Protector Ed Bherst and Deputy Curt Blosser.
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Willis Harden
Logan
C.L. Stephenson
Harden
Ed Bherst
Curt Blosser
Youth faces trial tomorrow under traffic death statute
Harold Edwards, 20, Haynes youth, faces second degree manslaughter trial tomorrow morning in Hocking County for the death of two cousins at a family reunion on Sept. 13. He would be the first defendant in the county under the 1935 traffic death law. The prosecution, led by Prosecutor Gerald with Attorney Edwin Ricketts, subpoenas nine witnesses. no defense witnesses named. The victims were Ruth Blick, 16, and Florence Miller, 15, both of Rockbridge, part of a group walking near Edwards’ home after a reunion on Route 56. Continuous coverage continues on page 2.
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Harold Edwards
Haynes
Hocking County
Edwards
Forest Weinrich
Gerald
Edwin Ricketts
Ruth Blick
Rockbridge
Florence Miller
Young Edward
Young Edwards
Conflicting bids for House speaker post in caucus
Democrats caucus on organization of the new House of Representatives as two contenders claim victory. Frank Aible of Cleveland asserts 75 to 80 votes, Kalb of Ottawa County says he has enough to win. Jacob E. Davis of Pike County runs for speaker pro tem and majority leader, suggesting rural city split.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Majority House
Frank Aible
Cleveland
al Kalb
Ottawa County
Uible
Kalb
Jacob E. Davis
Pike County
Capacity Crowd At Food Clinic At Logan Theatre
A capacity crowd of Logan homemakers attended the first program of The 19387 Gasco Food Institute sponsored by The Logan Daily News at Chakeres Logan Theatre. Kathryn Streich led the demonstration with Miss Maxine Robertson assisting. New recipes were prepared highlighting modern kitchen features and a striking all gas model kitchen drew major attention.
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Gasco Food Institute
Logan Daily News
Logan
Chakeres Logan Theatre
Kathryn Streich
Maxine Robertson
London Times Editor Hints Realm Breakup In Editorial
The London Times hints at the breakup of the British realm in an editorial about King Edward and Queen Consort Wallis Simpson. It notes cabinet discussions, the heir’s visit, and Edinburgh’s welcome to the couple, with editor Geoffrey Dawson insisting there are no veiled references to Edward’s private life.
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London Times
London
Dee
Scotland
Swans
Wallis Simpson
England
Simpson
Edinburgh
Edward
George
Geoffrey Dawson
Times
King Edward
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