Will Colette Francis to Marry Tommy Manville After Rumors
The item notes rumors that former Ziegfeld Follies showgirl Here and There will wed Tommy Manville, no. 5, after 13 years. Also a Chicago murder arrest with Seccorson D Andrea, 42, Milwaukee, linked to a 1924 slaying of his father in law. Senator Elmer Thomas proposes a federal reserve rice price rise to 1926 levels.
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Will Colette Francis
Ziegfeild Follies
Tommy Manville No
Seccorson D'Andrea
Milwaukee
Chicago
D'Andrea
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate Agricultural Committee
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Thomas
Hitler lays wreath at Ludendorff funeral in Munich
Chancellor Adolf Hitler attended a full military funeral for General Erich Ludendorff in Munich. The ceremony at Field Marshal’s Hall honored Ludendorff, once Chief of Staff to Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg, who died Monday.
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Munich
Adolf Hitler
Erich Ludendorff
Nazi Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Dr Campbell Injured in Fall Recovering at Home
Dr. B. E. Campbell formerly of Logan is recovering at his Columbus home from torn leg ligaments suffered in a fall several days ago.
Congress Ends Extra Session Wraps Up Ahead Of Holidays
Washington dispatch reports Congress adjourned the special session after the Senate passed the housing bill 66 to 4. Lawmakers depart for a 12 day Christmas recess deferring major legislation until the new year. Leaders say preliminary work on farm housing and other measures was completed for action at the January session.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Roosevelt
Barkley
D-Ky
Senator McNary
Oregon
McNary
House
White House
House Labor Committee
Woman burned to death in Newark man’s wife dies in turpentine mix
Mrs. Harry D. Walters, 57, was burned to death last night in Newark while preparing a turpentine and lard mixture for a cold treatment. Her husband had been killed 10 days earlier in an automobile accident.
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Burns
Newark
Harry D. Walters
Death claims Frank Kellogg in 80th year
Frank B Kellogg former secretary of state and world court judge died on the eve of his 81st birthday after cerebral thrombosis followed by bronchial pneumonia. He served as senator ambassador secretary of state and world court judge nominated by Calvin Coolidge. Funeral services set for Thursday at St John the Evangelist Church.
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J. A. Lepak
Kellogg
United States
Minnesota
Court of St. James
World Court
Calvin Coolidge
Aristide Briand
France
Spanish Loyalists Capture Teruel
Government forces have captured Teruel in the decisive push as Franco's headquarters acknowledge the city’s fall while insurgent garrisons hold isolated pockets in the old quarter known as the city of rock. Salamanca headquarters flagged the loss of the city as the frontline advance continues.
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Hendaye
Teruel
Francisco Franco
Rock
Salamanca
Aragon
Auto dealers to hear title law change at White House dinner
Hocking County auto dealers host a dinner tonight at the White House. A State Automobile Association representative will explain the new certificate of title law effective January 1. Dinner starts at 6 30.
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Hocking County
White House
State Automobile Association
Winter Here Officially This Is Shortest Day
The sun entered Capricorn marking the start of winter with the shortest day of the year. The official start was 1:22 a.m. EST and will end 1:43 a.m. March 21, yielding just over nine hours of daylight.
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New York
AFL Moves to Split CIO With Divide and Conquer Push
The American Federation of Labor considers a campaign to peel away CIO unions, targeting the international ladies garment workers and aiming to expel United Mine Workers and Amalgamated Clothing Workers at an upcoming Miami meeting. AFL plans to fund and organize allied unions in coal and clothing industries while CIO factions push for a broader convention and new councils. Peace talks collapsed as CIO refused further meetings.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Organized Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
International Ladies Garment Workers
AFL
United Mine Workers
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Executive Council
Miami
United Garment Workers
Progressive Miners of America
Co. I. O
Denver
William Green
Lewis
Woman dies after Christmas shopping in Toledo
Kathryn Ott 21 of Lambertville Michigan died in Flower Hospital from a bullet wound in her head after a Christmas shopping trip. Anson Ott 28, her husband, said she shot herself after a jesting remark. He claimed she accidentally knocked a picture, joked, then heard two shots. He was not held.
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Toledo, O
Kathryn Ott
Lambertville
Mich
Flower Hospital
Anson Ott
Monroe County
Ott
Walter Comstellar
Lancaster Co op Receives $100,000 REA Grant
The South Central Rural Electric Cooperative of Lancaster Ohio was allotted 100000 dollars today for an 85 mile addition to its system. It is the first grant under new REA rules requiring signed easements and paid up membership applications to cover expenses.
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Washington
South Central Rural Electric Cooperative
Lancaster
Rural Electrification Administration
Hocking County Board Ends 1937 Session At Court House
Hocking County commissioners concluded their final regular meeting of 1937 at the Court House. They transacted routine business and announced no action on annual appropriations until after January 1, said Commission John Conkle.
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Hocking County
Court House
John Conkle
Shanghai Refugee Death Toll Drops in Four Months
The Chinese Benevolent Burial Association reports 41,045 war refugees died in Shanghai’s poolho over the last four months. The death rate averaged about 20 per hour.
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China
Shanghai
Chinese Benevolent Burial Association Today
Shanghai Pooho
Bombers Roar Over Tsingtao
Japanese bombers attacked Tsingtao as U S warships stood by to evacuate about 300 Americans. The Marblehead Pope and Sacramento were in the harbor while 30 000 troops left Shanghai and 80 transports ready for more. Authorities warned Americans to leave as fear rose of a broader coastal siege.
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Shanghai
Tsingtao
United States
U.S
Marblehead
Pope
Sacramento
China
Tokyo
Hankow
Canton Tomor
News in Pictures at Logan Theatre Thursday
Movietone News at the Logan Theatre presents nation news by Edmund Beek and Lowell Thomas fashion by Vyvyan Donner and Helen Claire aviation by Lowell Thomas new sketches by Lew Lehr and sports by Ed Thorgerson circulating as Newsrerls shown weekly at the Logan Daily News venue the Logan Theatre.
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Logan Theatre
News of the Nation
Edmund Beek
Lowell Thomas
Vyvyan Donner
Helen Claire
Lew Lehr
Ed Thorgerson
Logan Daily News
Autopsy Ordered in Death of Ted Healy
Los Angeles police ordered an autopsy to determine if Ted Healy died from the effects of a fist fight after a birthday celebration for his son outside the Trocadero club. Healy, 41, famed for the stooge act, was said to have collapsed after a brawl. coroner took the body from an undertaker as Dr. Lamont declined to certify natural death. His wife, hospitalized, was informed of his death.
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Los Angeles
Ted Healy
Healy
M-G-M
Westwood
Hollywood
Frank Nance
Wyantt Lamont
Stooge
Joseph Filkas
Geo. Baker
University Hospital
Culver City
Man Reports $96 Theft From Home on Old Man's Cave Road
Ed Ringhiser reported to county officers that someone entered his home on Old Man's Cave Road last Saturday afternoon and stole $96 while he was shopping in Logan.
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Ed Ringhiser
Old Man's Cave Road
Ringhiser
Logan
Roosevelt links cooperation to world peace in reply to Landon
President Roosevelt defended non isolationist stance in response to Alf Landon’s pledge of cooperation. He said Americans seek peace but cannot ignore global realities, urging cooperation and leadership to maintain standards aiding general peace.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Republican Party
Popeye Creator Segar In Critical Condition At Santa Monica
E C Segar the creator of Popeye the Sailor is in critical condition at Santa Monica Hospital with chest congestion feared to be pneumonia doctors said.
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Santa Monica
Cali
E. C. Segar
Santa Monica Hospital
Raymond Sand
Segar
FDR Seeks Confidence With January Address
President Roosevelt plans a strong bid for public confidence in his January message to Congress. He will press his legislative program and offer cooperation with business while rejecting new reforms, arguing the recession is largely psychological.
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FDR
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Graft Probe and Relief Fight Set for Showdown
The senate moves to finance a statewide graft inquiry with a $50,000 appropriation, while Gov. Davey and the House clash over relief and supplemental appropriations. Lieut. Gov. Yoder defends a nonpartisan seven member investigating committee. House passes relief bills to fund a state director and reduce local tax levy thresholds.
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House
Martin L. Davey
Davey
House of Representatives
Metzenbaum
Senate Invests Committee
James Metsesibaum
Cleveland
State Department
Senate Finance Committee
Yoder
Paul P. Yoder
J. Ralph Seidner
Mahoning
A. D. Baumhart, Jr
Erie
Emerson Campbell
Belmont
Tom L. Gallagher
Cuyahoga
Bernard R. Donovan
Lucas
John Taylor
Columbiana
Verner E. Metcalf
Washington
Five Die in Farmhouse Fire Near Connellsville
Five persons perished in a Saturday morning farmhouse blaze 12 miles east of Connellsville Pennsylvania. Victims named were William Yothers his wife Annie Yothers Wilmer Crow Ale Crow and another unnamed occupant. Firefighters battled the flames but the home could not be saved.
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Sena
William Yothers
Annie Yothers
Wilmer D. Crow
Aone Crow
Tinates
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