Fanny Brice Faces Personal Turmoil Over Romantic Ties
Fanny Brice may lose her companion Billy Rose as he plans to wed swimmer Eleanor Holm Jarrett once legal hurdles fade. Meanwhile Holm Jarrett’s husband, Arthur Jarrett, sues the swimmer. Peggy Garcia, once the breach of promise plaintiff, faces a bigamy trial in New York while appearing in Boston.
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Fanny Brice
Radio Comedienne
Man
Billy Rose
Rose
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Eleanor
Arthur Jarrett
Fanny
Los Angeles
Peggy Garcia
Dave Rubinoff
New York
Peggy
Boston
Mellon Estate Wins Tax Ruling Over 1931 Claims
The United States Board of Tax Appeals overruled much of the Treasury's claim against the late Andrew Mellon, ruling for Mellon on six of ten points and for the government on three. The board allowed a deduction for paintings donated to Mellon's charitable trust. The estate's dispute centers on Mellon’s 1931 gross income and various deductions, with the case awaiting possible court review. Meanwhile Craven Nihiser pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter in the Logan crash that killed Mary Krannitz and injured Okey Rollins. he had denied drunken driving earlier and was bound over to the grand jury. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Krannitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
Mellin
National Museum of Art
Tax Board
Treasury
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Western Public Service Company
A. W. Melton Charitable and Educational Trust
Pittsburgh
Phil A. Henderson
Craven Nihiser
Haydenville
Mary Krannitz
Logan
Route
Krannitz
Okey Rollins
Nihiser
S. B. Whitehart
State of
Ohio
Henderson
Ey Bond
Nes
Whitehart
Rollins
St. John’s Catholic Church
Cherrington Hospital
Missing five in plane as typhoon hits Manila area
Philippine army chief of staff Gen. Paulino Santos and an American pilot with three native officers aboard a bomb laden plane were missing as a third deadly typhoon in three weeks battered Luzon toward the China Sea. Officials feared a crash in Tayabas Province or sea loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Army
China Sea
Paulino Santos
Tayabas
Luzon
Brady gunman faces life sentence in Indiana case
Hammond Indiana December reports defense lawyers C B Tinkham and Timothy B Galvin said they would seek a life term for James Dalhover the last of the Brady gunmen after his guilty plea to murder in the flight from a bank robbery. A federal jury was sworn to decide his punishment for the slaying of State Policeman Paul V Minneman near Royal Center last May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
C. B. Tinkham
Timothy B. Galvin
James Dalhover
Brady
Paul V. Minneman
Royal Center
Dalhover
Goodland
Jenkins seeks probe of National Bituminous Coal Commission
Representative Jenkins of Ohio called for a Congressional investigation into the National Bituminous Coal Commission. The House referred his resolution to the Ways and Means Committee for action.
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Washington
Jenkins
Ohio
National
Bituminous Coal Commission
House
Ways and Means Committee
Women Despising Husbands Noted by Psychiatrist
Chicago report quotes Agnes A. Sharp assistant director of the municipal court psychiatric institute. She says many American wives in middle to professional classes despise their husbands and reveal it by slovenly home dress from their thirties onward, provoking resentment from men with larger allowances.
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Chicago
Agnes A. Sharp
Miss Sharp
Psychiatric Institute of Chicago
FBI agent Shot in Kansas City Duel
Federal agent Henry A. Snow was in critical condition from shotgun wounds after a duel with a suspected extortionist near a railroad embankment. The suspect, H. B. Jacobs, a 37 year old coal dealer from suburban Independence, allegedly ordered a $600 payoff in a letter.
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Kansas City
Henry A. Snow
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Snow
H. B. Jacobs
Independence
Kidnap Rumors Plague Fried Case in White Plains
White Plains police list Arthur Fried as missing after he attended a movie with his mother and vanished. His car was found near a roadhouse two hours later. family members call it a domestic spat, while reports of a ransom note and a possible kidnapping persist despite FBI reluctance to join without federal grounds.
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White Plains
N. Y
Arthur Fried
Sand and Stone
Fried
William Miller
Henry Fried
Harold Daniels
Arthur
Hugo
Miller
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Filling Station Operator Succumbs
Russell Brown 39 of No Market St died at White Cross Hospital Columbus at 10 30 am after illness. He operated The Oil Can filling station on W Hunter St after moving from Marion Township. Survived by wife Florence two children Eleanor and Paul father J S Brown Highland Park Mich three brothers Ray Guy and Clarence all Detroit and sister Mae Detroit. Leonard Funeral Service handles arrangements.
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White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Russell Brown
No. Market St
Mr. Brown
Ogan
Marion Township
W. Hunter St
Florence
Eleanor
Paul
J. S. Brown
Highland Park
Mich
Solons Battle Over Majority For Tax Levies
Rural and urban legislators clashed over lowering the required vote to pass extra tax levies for relief from 65 to a simple majority. Urban representatives argued funds rely on local votes to match state grants, while rural lawmakers sought alternative funding methods including auto license fees and expanded tax bases.
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Columbus
Legislatuer
House Taxation Committee
D-Auglaize
Ckncantree
P. E. Ward
R-Geauga
Mrs. J. E. Tritsch Dies In Florida
Mrs. Jennie Tritsch widow of J E Tritsch formerly of Columbus died this morning at her son Glendon’s home in Miami Florida She was a Logan native daughter of the late J T Sanderson The death leaves eight siblings including Ben of Columbus and Ed of Hillsboro Funeral services and burial are planned for Miami Thursday afternoon
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Jennie Tritsch
J. E. Tritsch
Columbus
Glendon
Miami
Fla
Herbert
Nutley
N. J
J. D
Paul Sanderson
Logan
Porter Waugh
Everett Braley
Wallace urges broad cooperation to lift production
Secretary Wallace told participants that industrial output could rise by at least 40 percent in three years if farmers workers business leaders and the government join in concerted efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Jury assigns 7400 dollars for condemned property
The jury valued Roy Kleinschmidt’s house and a vacant corner lot at 7400 dollars after hearing extensive testimony on construction from coal shed to attic. The school board offered 6000 dollars, based on three appraisals, while 14 witnesses argued values up to 10500 dollars.
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Roy Kleinschmidt
City School Board
Depot
Second Sts
Kleinschmidt
Harry Bartlett
Paul Shaw
Fred Koppe
Harley Meyer
Forest Weinrich
Early cold snap hits Logan with 12 degree reading
Logan woke to 12 degrees above zero as a cold snap continued since Sunday. Roads remained slick with ice and snow though thawing by noon, with flurries expected Wednesday and no relief in sight. slight moderation tonight followed by colder conditions tomorrow.
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Logan
Weather Bureau
Conkle Named Chairman for Roosevelt Birthday Fete
Leroy H. Conkle of Logan is appointed chairman of the Hocking County celebration for President Roosevelt's birthday on Saturday January 29 Proceeds go to aid infantile paralysis sufferers according to Keith Morgan national chairman
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Leroy H. Conkle
Logan
Hocking County
Roosevelt
Keith Morgan
Ruling clears up knotty succession problem in Ward Township
Two Ward Township officials died within two days creating a vacancy chain. Prosecutor Lappen ruled the two remaining trustees may appoint a magistrate for the year and that appointee may name a trustee to fill Lovett's term. If Elza Sapp qualifies he will likely appoint the successor. Davenport had not qualified since 1927.
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Ward Township
Ward
Hubert Lap Pen
John Lovett
Lovett
Edmund Davenport
Murray
Board of Trustees
Lappen
Add Sanborn
Roy Douglas
Loveett
Elza Sapp
Sapp
den Feather
Davenport
Hedley T. Lowes, Jr
Carbon Hill
P. T. A. Meet Changed in Ilesboro December
The Ilesboro P. T. A. will hold its meeting on the fourth Wednesday in December instead of the third.
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Ilesboro P. T. A
Logan to Welcome Santa in Holiday Parade
Santa Claus arrives in Logan at 1 30 p m Saturday with a parade led by Logan High School band. Pupils from Logan and Hocking County schools will dress as nursery rhymes and comic strip characters for prizes from the Chamber of Commerce. First prize is five dollars, with decreasing awards down to two dollars and six one dollar prizes.
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Santa Claus
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Santa
Hocking County
Logan High School
Mickey Mouse
Wash Tubbs
Ella Cinders
Lil’ Abner
Daisy Mae
Boots
Major Hoople
Freckles
Henry
Skippy
Orphan Annie
Tillie the Toiler
Popeye
Blondie
Little Red Riding ‘Hood
Little Boy
Blue
Old King Cole
Logan Senior High School
Japanese Assault Nanking Walls Amid Siege
Japanese advance columns attacked Nanking as a spearhead reportedly tried to scale the city walls with ladders. Gates were sealed and Chinese defenses mounted a final stand. Chiang Kai-shek and Madame Chiang reportedly left Nanking for Nanchang as the government evacuated two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Madame Chiang
Nanchang
Kiangsi
State Utilities Board postpones Ohio Power Co hearing
The State Utilities Commission today postponed indefinitely a hearing on complaints by six Ohio rural electric cooperatives against Ohio Power Co. alleging they were refused fair rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gearing
Columbus, O
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Rural Electric Cooperatives
Ohio Power Co
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