Milne heir vanishings prompt federal and police search
Caleb vr Milne fourth, a Philadelphia family scion and actor, vanishes after a ransom letter postmarked Poughkeepsie indicates he is abducted for cash. Federal agents and New York police joined the hunt, with family members recounting the boy’s studio apartment reunion and hurried departure amid illness.
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York
New York
Caleb Vr. Milne
Philadelphia
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Caleb J. Milne
Clarence D. McKean
New England
Department of Justice
Boston
Frederick
East 37Th Street
Frederic
Green
Gracie Square
Louise Tarbell
Caleb
86Th Street
East Tover
Frederica Milne
Woodstock
Two Men Hurt In Auto Crash Near Haydenville
How ard Green of 126 East Bowen Street drove a car in which Clem Woodruff of 600 East nd Street rode as passenger. The vehicle left the road at Wolte fin near Haydenville and overturned. Woodruff suffered chest and back injuries and was crushed. condition not yet determined. Green had chest bruises and head and facial lacerations and received treatment before returning home.
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Howard Green
East Bowen St
Clem Woodruff
East
Nd St
Woltefin
Haydenville
Woodruff
Cherrington Hospital
Green
Riots Predicted Over Relief Funds In Ohio
Lucas county Rep. Louis N. Laderman warned hunger riots could erupt if relief funds are not expanded. Paul P. Yoder urged the legislature to stay if needed. the House balked at Senate-amended relief for 1.5 million dollars to counties and planned to reconvene once Senate action occurs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lucas County
Louis N. Laderman
Toledo
National Guard
Paul P. Yoder
Senate
Toto
House
J. Freer Bittinger
Neighbor shoots man raidng coop in Warren Ohio
Coroner John Henshaw and county officers investigated the shooting death of 53 year old farmer Harry Wortman after a neighbor fired on him during a chicken coop burglary pursuit. Wortman died from shotgun wounds after relatives rushed him to a hospital. The neighbor was not held as the investigation continues.
Cardenas Unruffled by Calles Return
Mexico City dispatch reports President Lazaro Cardenas solidifying power with army and labor backing as Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles hides at his home guarded, amid disaffection from former allies. Portes Gil criticizes Calles for returning with Luis Morones.
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Cardenas
Calles
Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Plutarco
Elias Calles
Senate
Emilio Portes Gil
National Revolutioners
Luis Morones
Man to Learn Agent's Work in Logan Training
County Extension Agent Harold Chambers announced that John Smoot an assistant county agent hired by the Ohio State University board will be sent to Logan tomorrow to begin training in the local extension office. Smoot recently graduated from Ohio State University and will gain practice work before qualifying for a regular county agent position elsewhere.
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Harold Chambers
John Smoot
Board of Trustees
Ohio State University
Logan
Smoot
Bird dog aids good turn in Newark
Carey T. Bricker, a retired druggist in Newark Ohio, credited his dog with guiding him to an intoxicated man lying rain soaked and blood covered. The man said he had never seen the dog before and Bricker sheltered him at home after the animal led him to the scene.
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Newark
Carey T. Bricker
Bricker
Ohio harness racing pioneer Oscar Vallery to retire
Oscar Vallery a longtime trainer in Ohio announced his retirement after fifty years in harness racing He plans to dispose of the eight trotters and pacers he still owns and ends a storied career in Urbana Illinois note AP dispatch from December 16
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Urbana, O
Ohio
Oscar Vallery
Pope Avoids Discussing Peace Plans in Consistory
In Vatican City on December 16 Pope Pius refused to discuss pending Italo Ethiopian peace proposals during a secret consistory. He created 20 new cardinals and said any remarks would be misunderstood. He prayed for peace with justice truth and charity.
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Vatican City
Pius
Downey Seeks Nine Children Says Fourth Baby Pleases
Mrs Morton Downey formerly Barbara Bennett speaks in Greenwich Connecticut about her six weeks old fourth child saying a nine child family would be a nice size. She left acting and dancing for babies and says she enjoys watching them grow. She and sisters Joan and Constance Bennett are noted movie stars.
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Greenwich, Conn
Morton Downey
Barbara Bennett
Joan
Constance Bennett
Joanie
Constance
Six Die in Oklahoma House Fire at Carnegie
George Bailey, a young farmer, rushed into his burning home four times to rescue family members as six others perished. Bailey said after the ceiling collapsed he could not reach the rest. His wife clung to their only surviving child, while seven escaped. The blaze, blamed on a faulty flue, also claimed Bailey's three children, two nephews, and his half-brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Okla
George Bailey
Petrie Rites Here Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Rachel Petrie former Logan resident who died of pneumonia Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs. James Brammer Ironton will be held tomorrow at the Logan United Brethren church at 10 o'clock with Rev J A Toy officiating Surviving her are two daughters Mrs Mark Burgess of Gore and Mrs Lewis Rogers of Columbus and two sons Charles and Dwight Petrie of Cincinnati Her husband James a Logan contractor for twenty years died several years ago.
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Rachel Petrie
Logan
James Brammer
Ironton
Logan United Brethren Church
J. A. Toy
Mark Burgess
Gore
Lewis Rogers
Columbus
Charles
Dwight Petrie
Cincinnati
Santa Claus in Logan Igloo Home Through Christmas
Santa Claus will stay in Logan at an igloo in Court Park each afternoon from 6 to 8 PM until Christmas. He arrived Saturday and was greeted by hundreds of residents. He plans visits to the Hocking county infirmary, Logan schools, and several churches, with contact through Miss Maria Lines at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Santa Claus
Logan
Court Park
Santa
Hocking County
Harry J. Stevenson
Melrose Harbaugh
Virgil Martin
Miss Maria Lines
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Woodard
Ogg and Beasley Co
Mr. Stevenson
Hocking County Infirmary
Miss Lines
Suspect Arrested in Murray City Station Theft Case
Frank Kline of 400 East Main St Columbus was arrested on a breaking and entering charge tied to a Murray City gas station holdup. Wider, shot during the robbery, is recovering at Sheltering Arms Athens and may be moved to Cherrington. Kline pleads not guilty and awaits grand jury.
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Felix J. Wider
Murray City
Frank Kline
East Main St
Columbus
Joe Farbearn
S. B. Whitehart
Kline
Wider
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Cherrington Hospital
John Lovett
Athens County
Harold Rose
Auto Crash Claims Life Of Girl In Dover
Five youths were trapped in a Cleveland area auto that rammed a parked truck in Dover, killing Marion G. Rodig, 21. The crash also seriously injured one other passenger, with lanterns and flags still surrounding the trailer. Additional fatalities occurred in Ohio from separate auto incidents including Martin Subin, Warren Bishop, and a truck collision in Uhrichsville. A Youngstown girl, Margaret McCurden, died from injuries after being struck while crossing a street.
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Ohio
Marion G. Rodig
Cleveland
Dover
Cuyahoga County
Clarence Grube
Martin Subin
Warren Bishop
New Lyme
Ashtabula
Raymond Davis
Uhrichsville
Carl E. Richard
Dennison
Margaret McCurden
Youngstown
Young Bride Calls Shooting Accident In Fatality
Cincinnati police and Coroner Coppock investigated the death of Howard Jung, 20, found with a bullet wound in his apartment kitchen. A rifle was located five feet from the body. Jung's bride, married less than a year, said it “must have been an accident.”
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Cincinnati
Reading
Howard Jung
Frank M. Coppock Jr
Jung
Cold Damp Weather Slows Ohio News The Front
A quiet news week in Ohio as cold damp weather kept reports light. Mansfield reports expansion at Empire Sheet and Tin Plate Co to $30 000 with payroll near 250 000 in December. Fayette County Supt Noah L Carr alleges county commissioners plan to remove him over a personal grudge after a $432 inmate fund issue. Findlay sees a $10 000 damages suit over a fall on a wooden sidewalk. Xenia burglar disrupts George H Smith’s cigar store but escapes after breaking through a rear window with no loss of cash.
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Mansfield
Empire Sheet & Tin Plate Co
C. H. Henkel
Washington Court House
Noah L. Carr
Fayette County
Carr
Findlay
Clifford Glathart
Claud M. Nichols
Glathart
George H. Smith
George
Lohmier Declared Sane After Sentencing Change
William Lohmier of Ward Township, formerly convicted of incest with his twelve year old daughter, was declared sane by Athens State Hospital officials. He was returned to Ohio State Penitentiary Saturday after a period of observation and resentenced the same day by Judge H. M. Whitcraft. Deputy Nellis Smith brought Lohmier back from Athens Friday.
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William Lohmier
Ward Township
Ohio State Penitentiary
H. M. Whitcraft
Athens State Hospital
Lohmier
Nellis Smith
Athens
Fire kills husband as wife and kids survive burns
Mrs Delphia Liff 26 and daughter Florence 7 are in a Zanesville hospital with burns after a house blaze that killed Fos ter Liff 28, her husband. Four other children suffered minor burns. Liff said he poured kerosene on an open fire causing the explosion.
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Crooksville
Dee
Delphia Liff
Florence
Zanesville
Foster Liff
Liff
Clipper Lands in Manila With Second Trans-Pacific Air Mail
The Philippine Clipper arrived in Manila this afternoon with the second cargo of trans Pacific air mail from Alameda California.
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Manila
P. 1
Trans Pacific Air Mail
Alameda
Calif
Notice to Subscribers Seeks Perfect Delivery Service
Logan Daily News asks subscribers to report missed or poor delivery by calling 700 before 7 p m. A prompt call ensures immediate replacement and helps train young carrier boys to serve the public better.
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Logan Daily News Carrier Boys
Ten Students Dead as Clash Sparks North China Turmoil
Ten students killed and fifteen injured in a protest clash against the North China Autonomy movement. Japanese troops seize Tangku and Kalgan rail yards, expanding control from Kalgan to Tangku along an inland 200 mile corridor. Reports note ongoing hostilities around Peiping and Tientsin.
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London
Reuters
Peiping
North China Autonomy Movement
Associated Press
Kalgan
Chahar Province
China
North China
Great Wall
Chahar
East Hopeh
Tangku
Hopeh
Manchouquo
Maopeh
Tientsin
Tankhu
Students Protest Against Jap Aggression
Dec. 16 Peiping AP reports students defied police clubs and warned volleys as they protested Japanese aggression. Authorities attempted to disperse crowds amid ongoing anti invasion demonstrations.
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Peiping
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Reese vs Moore Suit
After nearly eleven hours of deliberation the jury was discharged with no verdict in the money action of Albert L D Reese receiver for the First National Bank of Gibisonville against William Moore. A re-hearing date has not been set.
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Albert LD. Reese
William Moore
Gibisonville
H. M. Whitcraft
Reese
Fira
Remple National Bank
Moore
Five More Guests at Logan Del News Subscription Office
Five subscribers named Sut Wet, nS Chakeres, and others request free guest tickets from the Logan Del News office. Tickets not valid on Sundays or holidays.
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Logan del News
Ns Chakeres
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