Lindberghs Home On Visit Refuse To Discuss Plans
Lindberghs return from two year exile in England to the Morrow estate near Englewood New Jersey aboard the President Harding. Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and wife Anne slip into New York incognito as reports say their stay will be brief and they plan to sail again after Christmas.
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Englewood
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Morrow Estate
Hudson River
Palisades
Anne
New York
United States
President Harding
Southampton
Gregory
England
Manhattan
Dwight Morrow
John Lovett former commissioner dies at 60
John Lovett longtime Hocking County Republican power and former commissioner died unexpectedly from heart disease diagnosed after illnesses Friday. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p m in Murray City at the home. Survived by wife Bess mother Martha Lovett two sisters Lily Spray Kate Pettit two brothers Carl Robert and a stepdaughter. Burial at Green Lawn by C L Stout and Co Nelsonville.
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Murray City
John Lovett
Hocking County
Lovett
Ward Township
Bess
Martha Lovett
Lily Spray
Kate Pettit
Nelsonville
Carl
Guysville
Robert
Mother of Six Crash Victim Recounts Tragic Route 31 Collision
Craven Nihiser, 39, Haydenville, faced a drunken driving charge and was to be arraigned on that count before Judge Phil Henderson. A manslaughter complaint was to be filed later today for the crash that killed Mrs. Jacob Krannitz, 50, and seriously injured Okey Rollins. The victims included a mother of six and a resident of Logan Sa night. Prosecutor Hubert Lappen announced the pending charges and arraignment details.
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Craven Nihiser
Haydenville
Logan Sa
Jacob Krannitz
Third St
Okey Rollins
Front St
Gan
Hubert Lappen
Nihiser
Phil A. Henderson
Lappen
Krannitz
Union Furnace Road
Kenneth Bright
Logan
Joe Farbearn
Nellis Smith
Rudolph Brandt
Smith
Hugh Butler
Ifubert Lappen
Havng
St. John’s Catholic Church
J. T. Nevin
Oak Grove Cemetery
Japanese Advance Near Nanking Amid City Evacuation
A Japanese army spokesman said troops advanced from Tanyang toward Nanking within three miles of the ancient walls as fighting loomed tomorrow. Reports also linked advances toward Wuhu and Chinkiang while heavy air attacks targeted Chinese forces retreating from Nanking and Wuhu.
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Shanghai
Nanking
China
Japan
Tanyang
Grand Canal
Wuhu
Yangtze River
Chinkiang
Yangtze
Nagato
Tungchow
Fushan
G Men Probe Kidnap Report In White Plains
Federal agents moved into White Plains New York after Arthur Fried 30 a scion of a sand and gravel family disappeared Saturday and was reportedly held for 100000 dollars in ransom. Fried's five brothers contacted the gang and sought a reduction in the ransom.
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White Plains
N. Y
Arthur Fried
Fried
Ice Blanketed Ohio as 19 Die in Accidents
Snow and ice closed roads across Ohio causing a rising toll with 19 deaths in traffic and many injuries. Norman Medaugh, 65, Perrysburg, died after a fall from a porch while Edward Reinert, 50, of Washington Indiana, fell 23 stories at a Cincinnati scaffold. Ellis Mattox, 13, West Union, died when a rifle was knocked to the floor by his brother.
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Ohio
Falls
Norman R. Medaugh
Perrysburg
Edward Reinert
Washington
Ind
Cincinnati
Ellis Mattox
West Union
Ford plant manager calls “moral victory” in UAW dispute
Mil ton Johnson, manager of Ford's St Louis assembly plant, said the claim of no strike is proven as about 40 pickets stand outside in bitter cold with signs that read locked out by Ford and we’re picketing because we want our jobs back.
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ST. Louis
Milton Johnson
Ford Motor Company
United Automobile Workers of America
Ford
Johnson
Parole Officer Seizes Teen From Lancaster Stolen Car
Parole Officer N J Campbell of Steubenville arrived here to take Ruth Peckens 16 Toronto Ohio into custody for a parole violation. Peckens and three youths were arrested in a stolen car at Lancaster one week earlier. She will be sent to the Delaware Girls Industrial School and had run away from home four times.
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N. J. Campbell
Steubenville
Ruth Peckens
Toronto
Lancaster
Campbell
Delaware Girls’ Industrial School
Old Age Pension Payments Upped By 10 Per Cent
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey announced a ten percent increase in old age pension disbursements, effective December, boosting average monthly per person to 21.22 and total state payments to 2,219,390. Checks will arrive before Christmas.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Henry Berrodin
State Division of Aid For
Berrodin
Davey
Alleged Cattle Rustlers Held in Central Ohio
Sheriff Jacob E. Sandusky said two former convicts and a woman were held on grand larceny charges after a drive against central Ohio cattle rustlers. The trio named themselves Ray E. Ross and Frances Ross and Harold G. Riley and confessed stealing nearly $5 000 worth of livestock.
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Columbus
Jacob E. Sandusky
Ohio
Sandusky
Ray E. Ross
Ray Harris
San Francisco
Detroit
Toledo
Frances
Harold G. Riley
Jack Crandall
Marietta
Rosses
Riley
London
Mansfield Reformatory
Ross
Ashland County
Ohio Penitentiary
Government Wins Anti-Trust Move
The Government won in the Supreme Court to continue antitrust proceedings in southern New York federal district court seeking dissolution of the Aluminum Company of America.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Federal District Court
Aluminum Company of America
FDR Returns Home for Dental Care on Roosevelt Train
President Roosevelt travels from a curtailed southern vacation toward Washington aboard the Roosevelt train to receive dental treatment for an infected tooth pocket. Naval physician Capt. Ross T. McIntire says his general condition is excellent after a week of fishing and sun. He expects to reach the White House around 4:30 p.m. and plans no further messages for Congress.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Carolinas
Virginia
White House
Ross T. McIntire
Congress
Seder Kidnap Trial Opens in Huntington
Arnett A. Booth, 46, paroled convict, faces a capital murder charge in Huntington for the abduction of Dr. James I. Seder. Co-defendants John Travis and Orville Adkins to stand separate trials as federal agents note prior records and a failed $50,000 ransom. Seder, former Anti-Saloon League leader, died from pneumonia likely caused by cold confinement after his capture on November 1.
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Huntington
W. Va
Arnett A. Booth
Ohio River
Booth
James I. Seder
Japan
Prohibition
John Travis
Orville Adkins
R. E
Dr. Seder
The
Anti-Saloon League
Death Toll In Baby Epidemic Reaches 11
In Chicago the 11th infant, 12 day old Daniel Ennesser, dies at St. Elizabeth's Hospital as doctors seek the cause of an epidemic diarrhea. Autopsy planned by Dr. Saphir and Dr. Arnold follows the baby's death, with labs probing possible viral sources.
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Francis Dulak
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Chicago
Daniel Ennesser
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
John G. Ennesser
Angeline
Herman Bundesen
Board of Health
William Saphir
Michael Reese Hospital
Lloyd Arnold
Illinois Department of Health
Ennesser
Sandra Traska
Health Department
Richard H. Jaffe
Cook County Hospital
Logan High to Honor Gridders at Rotary Banquet
Logan High School football players will be honored at a 6 p.m. banquet hosted by the Logan Rotary Club at the White House. Principal speaker Fritz Mackey of Ohio State University will show season game photos, with Coach Tom Bender, Superintendent George Carr, and Captain Bob Hansley among likely speakers. The 1938 Chieftain captain is expected to be announced at the dinner. A list of nominees was circulated late last week.
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Logan
Logan Rotary Club
White House
Fritz Mackey
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Tom Bender
George E. Carr
Bob Hansley
Robbers Bind Five at Two Theaters in Monroe Heist
Two masked men brandished a gun in the Family Theater Monroe at dawn binding five men and a woman. They forced manager Thomas Denniston to open the office safe and escaped with weekend receipts from both the Family and Dixie Theatres, owned by the same operator. Loot estimated over $1,500.
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Monroe, Mich
Dixie Theatre
Thomas Denniston
Cartoonist Gustave Verbeek Dies at 70 in New York
Gustave Verbeek creator of Tiny Tads and a popular comic strip 25 years ago died last night in New York. The veteran cartoonist aged 70 was known for his whimsical panels and distinctive art style.
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New York
Gustave Verbeek
Logan High student wins county Prince of Peace contest
Logan High School student Leonard McKinley, 17, won the Hak ing County Prince of Peace declamation contest at Logan M. E. Church under Rev. C. W. Graham. Sheila Graham placed second and Miss Helen Flannigan third. McKinley earns a county medal and advances to district finals for a gold medal and possible state scholarship.
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Leonard McKinley
Charles McKinley
Logan Rt. 4
Hocking County
Prince of Peace
Logan M. E. Church
C. W. Graham
McKinley
Haydenville
M. E
Logan High School
Sheila Graham
Miles Graham
Green Township
Graham
Logan
Logan M. KE. Church
Helen Flannigan
Earl Flannigan
Laurelville
Snowfall Creates Slippery Roads in Hocking County
Snow began Sunday and lingered through last night coating the court house area with light snow and a thin ice glaze. Roads across the county became slick and hazardous as state and county highways endured an icy, dangerous travel day.
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Hocking County Court House
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Attsburgh
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Herbert Daniels
Kansas City
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Robert D. Price
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A. J. Ulrich
John L. Smith
Frank Sir. Clair
Samuel Blum
G-Men
Associated Press
Ford CO
FDR
SEDER
Science of Medicine
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Bandits
Logan High
Ralph Arnold
Athens High School
Rev
R. C. Babylon
First Presbyterian Church of
Kaye Blosser
Gibisonville
Miss Flannigan
Miss Graham
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