Where's Logan? Young Fliers Die In Lancaster Plane Crash
Athens youths Howard Hahn and Harold Young attempted to find Logan after taking off from Columbus heading to Norton Field. Their plane crashed near Clarence Ochs's fruit farm in fog. Hahn died later from injuries, Young survived with serious facial and body injuries. Local officers investigate.
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Lancaster
Logan
Howard Hahn
Harold E. Young
W. A. Young
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William Hahn
Young
Norton Field
Columbus
Clarence Ochs
Japanese report on Panay sinking contradicts survivors
The Japanese military attache released a staff investigation claiming the Panay was not fired upon and that the gunboat was moving, contradicting survivors from American, British, Italian sources. General Harada apologised to General Beaumont for the incident.
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Yangtze River
Nanking
Harada
Colin MacDonald
London Times
Weldon James
United Press
Luigi Barzini
Ceneral John CG. Beaumont
Shanghai
18 Die In Weekend Ohio Traffic Toll
The Associated Press reports 18 fatalities from weekend traffic crashes in Ohio as rain turned to snow and ice. Six deaths occurred in Cleveland including a woman who slipped and fell and was struck while a man tried to help.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Cleveland
Mishap victim Fred Lawson dies after train crash
Xenia Ohio December 20 AP Fred Lawson who suffered a fractured skull when his truck skidded into a passenger train on December 15 died here today without regaining consciousness.
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Xenia
Fred Lawson
Windsors Headed From Paris to Cannes for Holidays
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor sent two cars with baggage to Cannes and will spend the holidays at the villa of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rogers of New York, arriving tomorrow.
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Duke and Duchess of Windsor
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Herman Rogers
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Columbus Receives Free Taxi Service During Strike
Columbus residents were offered free taxi rides as a four day strike by one company halted most cabs. The drivers union planned 100 cars on city streets and Edward Murphy of Cleveland said service would be absolutely free to prevent public deprivation.
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Taxi Drivers
Edward Murphy
Cleveland
Hillstab Company
Former Restaurant Operator Harry A. Laird Dies at 59
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Logan M E Church for Harry A Laird 59 former Logan restaurant operator who died at 7 a m today at his Adelphi home He survived by his wife Ida three brothers James of Columbus Ed of Athens Walter and two sisters Martha Maniskis Chile and Emma Bradley Florida He was a Spanish American War veteran and a member of the Moose and Jr O U A M Lodges Burial will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery by Heinlein Bros
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Harry A. Laird
Logan
Adelphi
Laird
Reedy's
Ida
James
Columbus
Athens
Walter
Martha Maniskis
Chile
Emma Bradley
Florida
Moose and
Oak Grove Cemetery
Heinlein Bros
County Commission Meeting Date Moved in 1937
County commissioners will hold their last regular meeting of 1937 on Wednesday instead of Friday. The date was set ahead due to the holiday season.
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Hocking
Pre Holiday Relief Drive Opens as Ohio Legislature Moves
The Ohio legislature begins a four day drive toward holiday recess amid undecided relief and a Senate probe into contracts and purchases. Senate leaders vow to enact a relief program early next week with local governments urged to match state funds. Gov Davey signs two measures aiding counties and funding Ohio University for teacher training.
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Ohio Legisature
Senate
House
Ieaders
Keith Lawrence
Martin L. Davey
Calleir
Frank R. Uible
Cuyahoga
Lawrence
Cuyahoga County
Davey
Ohio University At
Athens
Senate Rushes Housing Measure To End-of-Year Vote
Congressional leaders rushed the housing bill through the senate to enact a major measure before adjournment. A subcommittee approved a nearly identical bill to the house version, with full committee backing expected. The aim is to stimulate residential construction by easing financing for small homes.
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Washington
Senate
House
Shoppers Jam Logan Stores With Heaviest Christmas Buying
Logan merchants report Christmas shopping well above recent years as shoppers fill Main Street. Cars crowd Second and Hunter Streets while stores say Saturday sales were very strong with volume close to or higher than last year.
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Main Street
Second
Hunter Sts
High Court Bars Wire Tap Evidence in Federal Cases
The Supreme Court ruled that the 1934 communications act bars use in federal criminal trials of evidence obtained by wire tapping. Justice Roberts delivered the decision overturning a second circuit ruling that allowed such evidence in four smuggling cases. Justices Sutherland and McReynolds dissented.
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Supreme Court
Roberts
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Sutherland and
McReynolds
High Court
Poker operation fined fifty dollars by mayor
Theodore Newman was fined 50 dollars and costs by Mayor Kenneth Fitz gerald on his guilty plea to operating a poker game in a room above his restaurant on North Market Street. Police Chief Lew Reynolds filed the charge. he witnessed the game Saturday afternoon. No charges were filed against players.
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Theodore Newman
Kenneth Fitzgerald
N. Market St
Newman
Lew Reynolds
Nine men plead guilty in steel strike mail obstruction case
Nine men from Youngstown Warren and Massillon pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Paul Jones to indictments charging obstruction of the mails during the steel strike at Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube plants. One received two months, another 30 days, and the rest suspended sentences of six months.
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Youngstown
Warren
Massillon
Paul Jones
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Postoffice Crowded as Christmas Mail Flows in Logan
Logan post office was crowded with lines at the windows as customers mailed packages letters and cards today. The busy scene underscored a surge in Christmas mail volume across the town.
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Logan
Hocking River Falls Rapidly After Week of Rain
Cold weather ends the danger of a flood along the Hocking River in Logan after a week of rain and thaw. Rush Creek floods low lands and roads six times in 1937, with some damage to wheat in Rush Creek valley. The Hocking River at Logan falls. only a few low spots flood above Enterpr ise. several roads closed in Fairfield and Hocking counties including Route 664.
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Hocking
Fairfield
Fairfield-Hocking
Burke
Sugar Grove
Rush Creek
Logan
Enterprise
Bremen
Kellogg Critically Ill With Pneumonia in St Paul Home
Frank B. Kellogg co author of the Kellogg Briand peace pact is critically ill at his St Paul home as pneumonia complicates his condition.
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ST. Paul
Frank B. Kellogg
Theatre party hosts 1000 at Logan Theatre Christmas event
Ed C. Paul of the Chakeres Logan Theatre hosted a Christmas party at the theatre Saturday morning for more than 1,000 guests including about 200 adults. Gene Autry star power and short subjects preceded treats handed out by Santa Claus Reichley and helpers, with Logan Daily News and local merchants aiding the arrangement.
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Ed C. Paul
Chakeres Logan Theatre
Gene Autry
Paul
Santa Claus Reichley
Logan Daily News
Logan
Licgan schools band instructor returns after illness
Richard McCutchan who had suffered tonsillitis for over a week regained health and resumed duties as band instructor at Licgan schools this Friday.
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Richard McCutchan
Licgan
Logan Board Sets Cap on Land Purchase at 6000
Logan Board of Education elected not to pay more than 6000 for the Roy Kleinschmidt property at Second and Depot Streets. A jury in Common Pleas Court had set a fair market price of 7400, with the board seeking public use and awaiting a jury determination on compensation. The Eva James and Emma Downey parcels have been bought, adjoining the East School playground project.
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Logan Board of Education
Roy Kleinschmidt
Second and Depot Sts
Common Pleas Court
Kleinschmidt
Eva James
Emma Downey
James
Proposed Ohio plan rejected at Washington
Columbus December report states the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission will press Gov. Davey’s emergency registration plan despite federal Social Security board disapproval. Chairman Charles Leasure says the commission will push a temporary organization to determine unemployment compensation eligibility if payments are authorized by federal and state law amendments. He argues the federal board lacks authority to forbid the plan and would likely refuse reimbursement for any express costs.
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Ohio Unemployment ‘Compensation Commission
Martin L. Davey
Federal Social Security Board
Charles Leasure
Commission
Leasure
Federal Board
Davey
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Cummings
Ohio
Ohio Unemployment Plan Rejected by Social Security Board
The Social Security Board rejected Governor Martin L. Davey’s proposal for a temporary Ohio organization to pay unemployment benefits. It cited failure to meet requirements for full timely payments and said even with legal changes, the plan could not ensure full payment when due. The board noted Ohio workers and employers would not gain federal tax credits.
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Washington
Social .Security
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Davey
Social Security Board
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