Selassies Palace Bombed Emperor Escapes Uninjured
Italy bombed Emperor Haile Selassias palace in Dessye more of the palace and a Red Cross hospital tent were destroyed. An official Italian report said 24 Ethiopians and three Italians died in intensified fighting as Ethiopians launched a first major offensive along the northern front.
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Henry Cassidy
Rusoclhtea Press
Italy
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Dessye
Red Cross
Seventh Day Adventists
Commuunique
Police officer and prisoner burned in auto collision near Alexandria
A special police officer Louis Shaw and prisoner William R. Harrison were killed when their automobile, which was struck by an oil truck and caught fire, burned near Alexandria. Vernon R. Wilt, Arlington traffic officer, accompanied Shaw after arresting Harrison at the Bluebird barbecue.
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Washington
Alexandria
Louis Shaw
William R. Harrison
Shaw
Vernon R. Wilt
Arlington County
Harrison
Hart in wreck near Clinton injures four
A Northwestern passenger train collided with a Milwaukee freight at Clinton Iowa early today derailing several cars and injuring four people with minor hurts reported.
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Clinton
Iowa
A. Erack
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Hollywood Invades Quints Home for First Full Film
North Bay Ontario hosts a Hollywood visit as Jean Hersholt and Dorothy Peterson meet Dr. Allan Roy Dafoe during screening of the quints film. Hersholt to play Dr. Dafoe in the picture, with Peterson also in the cast.
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North Bay
Ontario
Jean Hersholt
Allan Roy Dafoe
Dorothy Peterson
Dr. Dafoe
Four Die in Ohio Coal Mine Explosion at Warner Collieries
A gas ignition tore through the Warner Collieries Co mine in Wolf Run Ohio killing four married men from Amsterdam and Bergholz after an eight hour rescue effort. Thirty-one miners escaped as rescue squads from nearby mines worked by miners lights with the mine's power knocked out. Relatives gathered at the entrance as word spread of the tragedy.
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Ohio
Warner Collieries
Wolf Run
Warner Collieries Co
Joseph Boone
Isaiah
Amsterdam
Albert James
Robert Russell
Bergholz
Russel
Earl Morrow
Morrow
Robert Featheringham
Tobacco market opens in Gallipolis with average Burley prices
Prices paid for tobacco at the opening of the Burley Market in Gallipolis averaged 17.01 dollars per hundred pounds. The first day’s sales totaled 35 thousand pounds with offerings of average quality.
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Gallipolis
Polar Bears Name 1936 Football Co-Captains
Ohio Northern University selects Virgil Murphy of Bellefontaine and Robert Blose of Lima as co captains for the 1936 Polar Bears. Varsity letters awarded December 10.
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Ada
Dee
Ohio Northern
Virgil Murphy
Bellefontaine
Robert Blose
Lima
Polar Bears
Continuance Won in Hurth Hotel Case Hearing
Judge Robert R Nevin announced a continuance to January 7 for the injunction and receivership hearing against the Hurth Hotel Company of Portsmouth filed by bond holder Henry Westheimer. A temporary injunction restraining asset disposal remains in effect.
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Cincinnati
United States
Robert R. Nevin
Hurth Hotel Company
Portsmouth
Henry Westheimer
China Crisis Saddles U S and Britain Over North China
The Associated Press reports Britain weighs formal protests to Japan on North China autonomy. London officials consider invoking Nine Power Treaty guarantees to defend China's territorial integrity and press Japan to clarify its China policy.
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Associated Press
Japan
North China
London
Britain
China
United States
British Empire
France
Italy
Belgium
Portugal
Netherlands
China Gratified by Pronouncements in North China Crisis
The Central Chinese Government expressed gratification at American and British pronouncements while noting negotiations on the separation movement had worsened. A Nanking spokesman blamed the latest obstacle to settlement on anger in the Japanese military over the stronger position of central Chinese authorities.
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Japan
Foreign Office
China
Cordell Hull
Samuel Hoare
Hull
United States
Shanghai
North China
Nanking
Radio Heat Rays Offer New Rejuvenation Method
New York dispatch reports a radio heat ray technique for aging glands now in clinical use. The method uses ultra short waves to heat internal glands, boosting blood flow via capillary warming and potentially inhibiting bacteria. It expands beyond gland transplantation to hormonal and regulatory gland therapies affecting overall health and sex function.
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New York
Carbon Hill Man Named By Jr OUAM Officers
Dwight Stacey of Carbon Hill was named Councillor of Hocking Valley Council No. 333 Junior Order of United American Mechanics after last night’s officer election. Other officers include Wilbur Riddlebarger Haydenville vice councilor Keith Schultz recording secretary Eugene Funk assisting recording secretary C T Stephenson financial secretary C E Pickerel treasurer Jas Angel conductor Harold Stephenson warden Tom Riddlebarger Haydenville inside sentinel Mack Kennison outside sentinel D T McKee trustee 18 months Tom Goodlive trustee 12 months and A A Zimmerman chaplain. Installation will be January 2 when Mrs Stephenson begins a 14th consecutive term as financial secretary.
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Dwight Stacey
Carbon Hill
Hocking Valley Council
Order of United American Mechanics
Wilbur Riddlebarger
Haydenville
Keith Schultz
Eugene Funk
C. T. Stephenson
C. E. Pickerel
Jas
Angel
Harold Stephenson
Tom Riddlebarger
Inside Sentinel
Mack Kennison
Outside Sentinel
D. T. McKee
Tom Goodlve
A. A. Zimmerman
Officer shoots theft suspect at Columbus jewelry store
Patrolman Lee Hoffman killed Charles Bowman, 25, of Columbus, after Bowman ignored commands to halt following a jewelers alarm. Watches and rings stolen from Roger & Co. were recovered. Hoffman and Patrolman William Hixon responded in a police cruiser to a cracked display window with a brick used to break in.
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Columbus, O
Lee Hoffman
Charles Bowman
Columbus
Hoffman
Bowman
William Hixon
Roger & Co
Ohio
Hoffman and
Hixon
Work Under Way On 47 Acre Reservoir In Manchester Co
Work on a $67,000 works progress administration project to create a 47 acre lake is under way at Seaman Adams county near here. Forty men are employed on the project. Seaman Dam will impound the lake and measure 550 feet long 67 feet high and 400 feet wide at the base.
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Manchester, CO
Works Progress Administration
Seaman
Adams County
Seaman Dam
Boy 3 Says Bed Is On Fire In Rochester
Mrs. Arthur Kessel sent her 3 year old son upstairs for a nap. He returned with the claim that the bed was on fire. Firemen extinguished the blaze and the boy was spanked for starting the fire.
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Rochester
N. Y
Arthur Kessel
Students protest German 1936 Olympic participation petitions
The Lantern at Ohio State University reported that National Student League members are circulating petitions against American entry in the 1936 Berlin Games and backers claim more than 1000 signatures.
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Columbus
the Lantern
Ohio State University
National Student League
Germany
McCullough Seen as Next Republican Floor Leader
Indications point to Rep. William M. Mc Cullough of Miami county succeeding Myron B. Gessaman as Republican floor leader in the Ohio House after Gessaman resigns December 31 to become mayor of Columbus. McCullough, a Piqua attorney, is in his second term in the legislature.
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Columbus
William M. Mc Cullough
Miami County
House of Representatives
Myron B. Gessaman
Mc Cullough
Piqua
Oklahoma mob member slain in jail break aftermath
Dan Heady one of five federal prisoners who escaped Muskogee jail was killed near Weathers Oklahoma. Dewey Gilmore, another escapee, was captured at a farmhouse. Five shots fired in the pursuit by possemen. Heady led the jail break and Gilmore was cited as a dangerous outlaw.
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Mcalester
Okla
Dan Heady
Muskogee
Dewey Gilmore
Weathers
Heady
Gilmore
Southwest
Charles
Pretty Boy
Bruno Not to Blame Belief in Lindbergh Case
Governor Hoffman said Ellis Parker, not Burlington county detective, was under the impression Hauptmann was not responsible for the Lindbergh kidnapping. Parker, known for solving crimes, was summoned by former Governor Moore to the case. Hoffman also disclosed a nocturnal visit to Hauptmann in his death house cell at the state prison.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
Hauptmann
Hoffman
Parker
A. Harry Moore
State Prison
Gov Davey backs four year terms for county officials
Columbus Ohio December 6 Governor Davey urged the legislature to expand term lengths to four years for county officers including sheriffs clerks of courts recorders treasurers prosecuting attorneys and coroners arguing it would improve economy and efficiency.
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Columbus
Davey
Happy-Go-Lucky Days at Main and Spring Streets
The Logan Daily News and 46 merchants sponsor the third Happy-Go-Lucky Days this Saturday at 2 PM at the corner of Main and Spring Streets. Subscriptions required. join by calling Nos. 6 or visit local merchants. Rural rates four months for one dollar.
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Logan Daily News
Main
Spring Sts
No. 6
Carlier
Logan
West Logan
Haydenville
Main and
Bank Robbers Hold Seven Hostages In Ohio Kidnap Quest
Police and highway patrols hunted two armed robbers who hijacked seven captives, including a Springfield orchestra leader Frank Morelli, after fleeing Franklin Ohio with 2800 dollars. One robber was wounded, a man left dead at the scene, and the pair aimed for Bridgeport. Virgil Groves blocked their escape by cutting their ignition, aiding pursuit.
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Columbus
Here
West Virginia
Franklin National Bank
Franklin
Frank Morelli
Springfield
Ohio
Warren County
H. M. Williams
Robinson
Department of Justice
Thomas H. Robinson
Alice Speed Stall
Louisville
Morelli
Jimmy
Franklin Village
William E. Graham
Thomas Lee
New Concord
Virgil Groves
Police guard wounded suspect in Franklin bank robbery
Martins Ferry Ohio police watched a wounded man at a hospital as Howard G. Robinson said he could identify one of two bandits from the Franklin D. bank robbery in which a companion was killed. The wounded man registered as 22 year old James N. Gault of Yorkville. another suspect remained unidentified.
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Martins Ferry
Ohio
Criminal Identification Bureau
Franklin, D
Howard G. Robinson
Investigation Bureau
London
James N. Gault
Yorkville
Seven More Guests at Logan Theatre Offer
Logan Daily News subscribers listed inside can receive a free ticket by presenting a copy of today’s issue at the Chakeres Logan Theatre. Guests are not admitted on Sundays. Don’t miss this News feature.
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Logan Daily News
Chakeres Logan Theatre
Todaper
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Russell Cooper
Leonard Short
Jr. Ouam
Vern Robinette
Mack Kinnison
Benn Huffman
Wilbur
Pete Strawn
Tom Goodlive
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