Political Profiteers Stirring Anti New Deal Says FDR
President Roosevelt told a Chicago audience that political profiteers seek to whip city residents against the New Deal farm program. He defended AAA as saving farmers from bankruptcy and noted farm income rising by nearly 3 billion dollars in two and a half years. He endorsed a Canadian trade treaty and argued states cannot balance agriculture alone.
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FDR
Chicago
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Mr. Roosevelt
American Farm Bureau Federation
Four Hurt in Head-On Crash at Harper Run Bridge
A head-on collision at Harper Run bridge near Logan left four hurt and one in serious condition at Cherrington hospital. Victims include Maude Wyskiver aged 18 and Robert G Baesman an Ohio Department of Liquor Control accountant. Baesman attempted a pass in rain and swerved into the opposite lane.
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Harper Run Bridge
Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Maude Wyskiver
Union Waurnace
Robert G Baesman
Harris Ave
Columbus
Jeas Helreigh
Y. W. CA
Baesman
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Glaspel
Honeymoon Ended By Tragic Heart Attack
Kath erine Meachem a Detroit model who broke her engagement to a Sarnia dentist and later wed Roy J. Freuhauf a Des Moines trailer firm executive in Chicago Their honeymoon trip ended when Freuhauf suffered a heart attack and died while she was sent there by her parents pending plans to marry another man Des Moines hospital reported his condition.
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Roy J. Freuhauf
Katherine Meachem
Detroit
Miss Meachem
Freuhauf
Chicago
Des Moines
Des Moines Hospital
Sawyer Drops Out Of May Governor Primary
Charles Sawyer withdraws from the Cincinnati race against Governor Davey amid personal reasons and reports of Mrs Sawyer’s ill health. The move clears Davey’s path as Mosier and Young are discussed as possible rivals, while Benjamin Schwartz is noted in Cleveland as a campaign figure.
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Cincinnati
Charles Sawyer
Davey
Sawyer
Glendale
Harold G. Mosier
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Benjamin F. Schwartz
Ohio Highway Toll Rising After Weekend Fatalities
Ohio faces a rising death toll from motor vehicle accidents with six new fatalities over the weekend. Among the victims are Francis Weaver Jr. ten, struck by a car in Coshocton. Jacob Steinert seventy two, killed in Cincinnati. Katharine Pryss, Andrew Klaus and two others in separate crashes in Newark and Cleveland. The year’s Cleveland toll reaches 190, compared with 226 a year ago.
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Ohio
Francis Weaver, Jr
Coshocton
Jacob Steinert
Cincinati
Katharine Pryss
Tor
Old Town Valley
Tuscaras County
Andrew J. Klaus
Newark
Cleveland
William Woerman
Paul Minter
Godfrey to Speak at Conquet Today
Ernie Godfrey, OSU line coach, is slated as a speaker at a pending event. Meyers, general chair, announced the talk will discuss current topics and bring a local audience.
Happy-Go-Lucky Day Draws 1500 Fans in Logan
About 1500 subscribers and shoppers gathered Saturday afternoon at 3 p m for the third Happy-Go-Lucky program at Main and Spring in Logan’s business district. The feature grows weekly with 43 merchants backing The Logan Daily News effort. The next event is set for December 14 at 2 p m on Main and Orchard, for subscribers present at the designated time and place.
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Easy News
Main
Spring Sts
Logan Business District
Logan Daily News
Main and
Orchard Sts
Supreme Court Refuses Lindbergh Kidnapping Case Review
The Supreme Court declined to hear Bruno Richard Hauptmann's appeal, closing nearly the final escape from electrocution. The decision ends the long fight over the kidnapping and murder of the Lindbergh baby as the nation awaits the next high profile debate on the AAA.
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Washington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Lindbergh
Bombing hits American hospital at Dessye in Ethiopian raid
Report from Addis Ababa says Italian planes attacked Emperor Haile Selassie’s palace area and struck the American Seventh Day Adventist hospital at Dessye. The Red Cross roof and American flag reportedly survived as patients were evacuated from two rooms of the Red Cross headquarters set afire by incendiaries.
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Seventh Day Adventist
Dessye
Ethiopia
Emperor Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Dessge
Red Cross
Seventh Day Adventist Hospital
Duce Says Italys Interests Will Be Guarded Strenuously
The article cites Mussolini asserting Italy will defend its interests as the New Deal farm policy faces a Supreme Court test in the Hoosac Mills case. It notes critics and defenders of the Guffey Act, Norris accusation against utility firms, and the National Labor Relations Board seeking quick court ruling on Wagner Act challenges.
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Duce
Supreme Court
Hoosac Mills
American Liberty League
Lawyers Committee
Norris
R-Neb
National Labor Relations Board
Lindbergh kidnapping detective calls Hauptmann a good victim
Trenton dispatch reports Ellis Parker saying Bruno Hauptmann was a good victim for police to hang the Lindbergh case on as the two and a half year investigation neared its tie to the summer of 1934. He disparaged a published report about a thrill slaying and claimed to have spoken with the man he believed murdered the Lindbergh baby.
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Trenton
N. J
Ellis H. Parker
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Mt. Holly
Bruno Hauptmann
Italian business men vote to boycott sanctions
Italian business men belonging to the Pieve club of Franklin county voted yesterday to boycott European nations applying sanctions against Italy.
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Columbus, O
Pieve Club
Franklin County
Italy
Mrs Roosevelt Tops Catt’s Outstanding Women List
Carrie Chapman Catt named the ten most outstanding women of 1935 led by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Other honorees include Dr. Florence Sabin, Mrs. Ogden Reid, Frances Perkins, Ruth Bryan Owen, Florence Allen, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Mary Anderson, Amelia Earhart, and Anne O Harr McCormick. Three passings noted among the year’s figures.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Mrs. Catt
Mary Elizabeth Plummer
Associated Press
New Rochelle
N. Y
Carrie Chapman Catt
F. D. Roosevelt
Florence Sabin
Rockefeller Institute
Bryn Mawr College For Medical Research
Ogden Reid
Amelia Earhart
Anne O’harre McCormick
New York Times
Two Thousand Chinese Students Riot in Peiping
Two thousand Chinese students demonstrated in Peiping demanding war on Japan and suppression of autonomy agitation. It marked the first major student outbreak in four years, aligning with preparations for inauguration of a Hopeh-Chahar political council with self-rule over North China provinces.
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Peiping
Japan
North China
China
Hopeh-Chahar
Mussolini vows to defend Italian interests amid senate
Premier Mussolini told the senate that Italian interests in Africa and Europe would be defended strenuously. He spoke briefly before six royal princes and most of his cabinet, excluding Count Ciano, who is serving as an aviator against Ethiopia. No mention was made of the reported British French peace plan.
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Rome
Mussolini
Il Duce
Galeazzo Ciano
Propaganda
Ethiopia
Umberto
Aosta
Spoleto
Genoa
Ancona
Turin
Franco British United Front presses Mussolini over Ethiopia
A new Franco British United Front demanded that Premier Mussolini reveal his hand in the Ethiopian war. Italian sources said a speedy East African peace or possible European war may hinge on his reaction to peace proposals drafted by London and Paris. French officials described the terms as beyond earlier offers, while Britain was said to have made marked concessions.
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Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
London
Paris
Great Britain
Logan Daily News Adds Private Lines For Offices
The Logan Daily News installs a second private line to speed handling of calls. Editorial office and newsroom use No. 6, while advertising, circulation, and general information go to No. 700. Remember the two numbers: News Room No. 6 and Business Office No. 700.
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Logan Daily News
News Room
Business Office
Man slain in battle on bus in Akron
Ex-husband Robert Healy 32 was killed by Patrolman O G Weigle in a gun battle aboard a downtown Akron bus while eight passengers faced danger. Ruth Estes 22, the divorced wife, escaped unharmed after a threat to kill her if she would not return to him.
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Akron. O
Robert Healy
O. G. Weigle
Ruth Estes
Miss Estes
Henley
West Virginia
Clyde Strassner
Weigle
Estes
Kenley
Suit Filed to Challenge Three Mill School Levy Vote
Twenty five voters in the Laurelville Perry school district filed suit to contest the election results. Through attorney Phil A. Henderson they allege improper irregular and illegal conduct by election officials in the final ballot count. The levy survived by three votes.
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Laurelville-Perry
Phil A. Henderson
Norman Davis Praises 20 Percent Naval Cut Plan
Norman H. Davis, representing the United States, urged a 20 percent reduction in existing naval treaty tonnage at the London inter national naval conference. He backed continuing limits if cuts prove impossible and urged open talks to avoid a naval race as Admiral Nagano called for a fair disarmament agreement and equality among powers.
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Lloyd Lehreas
Associated Press
London
United States
Locarno Room
Davis
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Osami Nagano
Nagano
Juror panel hears cutting case in South Bloomingville
Oliver Mills of South Bloomingville stands trial for the 1931 cutting of Ray Harper. Harper, now home with advanced tuberculosis, testified by deposition as Mills spoke in court. Jury members include Robert Burden, Jesse Cohagan, Paul Macks, David Wylie, and others.
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Oliver Mills
South Bloomingville
Ray Harper
So. Bloomingville
Harper
Mills
Robert Burden
Jesse Cohagan
Paul Macks
David Wylie
Arch Ralston
Nathan Clark
John Liff
Clarence Schempp
Eliza Stewart
N. A. Chute
J. B. Rohrer
Nathan Rutter
Woman Embalmer Carrie Steikley Dies in Columbus
Carrie E. Steikley the first woman embalmer in Columbus died yesterday at a Columbus funeral home she operated. She had practiced embalming for 40 years.
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Columbus
Carrie E. Steikley
Five More Guests for Chakeres Logan Event
Five subscribers to the Logan aere will join our xan at Chakeres Logan tres by presenting a copy of toba poe at the office. Guests invited on Sundays or holidays.
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Logan Aere
Xan
Chakeres
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