U S moves to aid Finland as war looms end date hoped
President Roosevelt sent a cable to Finland’s President Kallio expressing earnest hope the Russo Finnish war ends soon so Finland can continue its steady development. The United States began steps to aid the besieged nation including holding Finland’s debt payment in a special account and seeking authority to use the funds for Finnish refugees and the wounded.
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Finland
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Russia
Treasury
Morgenthau
Congress
New Library Titles Added to Shelves
Miss Hortense Gibson announces new books now on library shelves. Titles include The Tapestry Book by H C Cande, Music and Romance for Youth by H G Kinscella, The Hooked Rug by W W Kent, Sondra Moore by F Willoughby, Sue Barton Rural Nurse by H D Boyleston, Stranger within the Gates by Mrs G Hiel, The Valley of Thunder by R E Beach, and The Steadfast Light by Mrs E S Payne.
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R. E. Beach
Mrs. E. S. Payne
Pupil Attendance At Salt Creek One Room School
Superintendent S H Dillon and Attendance Officer Carl Poling report no absences among 40 pupils at Salt Creek Township Smith One Room School. Miss Goldie Paxton, teacher, notes unusually good attendance during the first four months of the school year.
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Smith
Salt Creek Township
S. H. Dillon
Carl Poling
Goldie Paxton
Behind the Scenes Drive Logan Theatre’s First Seasonal Play
Logan Little Theatre Group prepares three one act plays for opening night at East School auditorium. Directors Charles Gibson Miss Wilhelmina Deissle and Carl Harsh guide the production facing state, set, lighting, and costume challenges.
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Logan Little Theatre Group
East School
Charles Gibson
Wilhelmina Deissle
Carl Harsh
Praise for Logan High School Band in Columbus Parade
Mrs. T. E. Nelson of Clintonville, a Logan native relative of L. C. Laube, commends the Logan High School band after they performed in the Columbus Christmas parade a week ago. She calls the musicians grand and notes their hometown pride.
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Logan High School
T. E. Nelson
Clintonville
Columbus
Nelson
L. C. Laube
Logan
Lawyer Eugene Wright Recalls Bar Admission Anniversary
Reflecting Tuesday the 36th anniversary of his admittance to the bar Attorney Eugene Wright admitted that like many young lawyers on December 5, 1903 he felt he knew everything and has been learning ever since.
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Eugene Wright
Bandit Hunt Spreads After Circleville Bank Robbery
Excitement surrounding the daring robbery of the Circleville Savings and Banking Co. Tuesday grows as the State Highway Patrol sends a car into Hocking County to aid the manhunt.
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Circleville Savings and Banking Co
Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Russia presses toward Finland amid Arctic invasion
The story reports Soviet forces reaching within 35 miles of Finland's border and aiming to sever the north, risking a split of the country while Sweden braces for possible spillover. Britain condemns the invasion as aggression and cites German policy as a factor in the Baltic crisis.
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Arctic Circle
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Sweden
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Rumania
Soviet Union
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
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House of Commons
Samuel Hoare
Privy Seal
Britain
Air Ministry
Mine accident leaves miner with leg and toe fractures
Lee Thompson a 44 year old New Straitsville miner sustained a fractured right leg near the ankle and a fractured left toe when a cutting machine in a nearby mine ran out of control pinning his foot to the floor. He was taken to Cherrington Hospital where doctors reported his condition favorable.
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Lee Thompson
New Straitsville
Cherrington Hospital
Witness Testimony On 1935 Dazey Death In Santa Monica
Mrs. Doris Dazey’s death was investigated after Dr. George K. Dazey and her husband were involved. Roland Seal testified he saw Doctor Dazey carry an unconscious Mrs. Dazey from the house to the garage. Police believed suicide by carbon monoxide was the cause. Seal said he delayed speaking due to threats from Dr. Dazey.
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Doris Dazey
Roland Seal
Presbyterian Session Meets At Moore Home
Members of the First Presbyterian Church session met Tuesday night at George Moore’s home in South Logan to discuss routine church business. Moore, a governing-body member, is recovering from an illness that required a leg amputation several months ago.
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George Moore
South
Logan
Moore
Lecture on Alaska and film shown at Methodist Church
Stereoptical pictures and a Alaska lecture will be shown at the mid week meeting at the Methodist Church Wednesday evening at 7. Following the meeting, the regular monthly session of the official board will be held.
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Alaska
Milk Dealers Cooperate With Health Board Meeting
City milk distributors and health officials met at Logan City Hall to discuss improving the milk supply. Dr H M Boocks noted complaints and urged a cooperative effort to raise standards through healthy cattle clean barns and sanitary bottling and distributing facilities. A survey of milk production was decided.
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City Hall
Health Board
H. M. Boocks
City Health Commissioner
Distributors and Health Board
Dr. Boocks
Dallas Kinser
Logan
John Storer Dies at Murray City
John F. Storer age 71 retired miner of Murray City died at his home after two months illness. Funeral at Murray City Methodist Church Friday at 2 PM with interment Green Lawn Cemetery. Survivors: Olen of Logan Earl and Guy of Murray City. Council Approves Budget in Laurelville session for 1940.
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John F. Storer
Murray City
Murray City Methodist Church
Green Lawn
Stout and Company
Ward Township
Storer
Olen
Logan
Earl
Guy
18 Year Old Farmers Win Livestock Honors
Two 18 year olds lead at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago Mayfield Rothmann of Mason Texas won the grand championship with his Texas Hereford steer Lucky Boy 2nd earning $600 plus potential $4000 more if prices hold. Roger Amsler of Rensselaer Indiana won the prize hog and a $300 college scholarship earlier in the week, taking $125 in prizes and about $200 expected at tomorrow's auction. Both have six years in 4-H and outpaced hundreds of veteran farmers.
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Chicago
Mayfield Rothmann
Roger Amsler
Rothmann
Mason
Texas
Amsler
Rensselaer
Ind
U S Portrayed as Potential Japan Foe by Press
Tokyo reports the United States is seen as a potential foe, replacing Soviet Russia in the view of Japanese papers. Miyako editorial says America must reconsider its stance toward Japan, amid U.S. fleet reinforcements at Manila and questions about Six older submarines.
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United States
Japan
Russia
Yukichiro Suma
Foreign Office
Orient
Miyako
America
Manila
Daughter Dies as Parents Visit Son at Hospital
Mr and Mrs Eldred Davis were at the bedside of a sick son in a Laurel Mississippi hospital when their three year old daughter Peggy Sue was brought in dead. The child strangled while drinking hot chocolate at a relative's home where she had been left while the parents attended the other child.
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Laurel
Eldred Davis
Peggy Sue
Bricker LaGuardia Exchange Sharp Words on Relief
In Cleveland a probe cited needy Ohioans living under unbelievable conditions as Gov Bricker and New York Mayor La Guardia clashed over relief funds. La Guardia urged Bricker to fund aid while Bricker denied any such claim and noted Ohio would call for him if needed. WPA commissioner Harrington called Bricker’s remark unwarranted and partisan.
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Cleveland
Bricker
WPA
Beekman Election Trial Opens Amid Verbal Clashes
In Warmerd County War ren County witnesses testified as the Beekman election trial continued. State’s first witness Melissa Ross Lewis said she voted in Mifflin Township in 1938 though residing in Warren County. Beekman, presiding judge of Mifflin Township, is among 15 named in informations from Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert after a Pike County probe into election irregularities. A special grand jury declined to indict.
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Waverly
S. C. Beekman
Mifflin Township
Pike County
Melissa Ross Lewis
Warren County
Beekman
Thomas J. Herbert
Logan Legion Post Sessions Include Soup Supper
Regular business was transacted at the Logan Post meeting held in the club rooms on East Main Street Tuesday night. After the business, a soup supper was served to members.
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Logan Post of the American Legion
East Main Street
Circleville Bandits Linked to Second Job
Ohio police probe connects two bank robberies in four days to the same gang. A dirty green car used in the Circleville Savings hold up at 11 500 dollars may be the one in the 5 000 dollar Senecaville heist. Four men tied to both crimes. a suspect in New Cumberland W Va was released.
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Circleville, O
Ohio
R. T. Sommers
State Highway Patrol
Circleville Savings and Banking Co
First National Bank of
Senecaville
New Cumberland
W. Va
Logan Elks to Hold Memorial Services
Annual memorial services for departed members of Logan Lodge B P O E will be held Sunday at 3 P M at the local lodge hall. Hubert Lappen the prosecuting attorney will deliver the main address with music by J D Sanderson and Walter Prather plus a mixed quartet. The public is invited to attend.
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Logan Lodge
Elks
Hubert Lappen
J. D. Sanderson
Walter Prather
Food stamp program extended to Akron area
The Agriculture announced that the plan to distribute surplus agricultural products to relief families would be extended to Akron Ohio, expanding food stamp distributions as of December 6.
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Akron
Washington
Ohio
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