Logan Day by Day by Ed Staff Plaudits for McBride
Ohio all star team defeated by Florida in St Petersburg on Christmas night. Bob McBride handled kicking duties and scored the extra point for the Buckeyes lone score. Columbus writer Lew Byrer lists McBride among seven Ohioans who delivered.
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Florida
St. Petersburg
Logan Grid
Bob McBride
Buckeyes
Lew Byrer
Columbus
McBride
Byrer
Buckeye
Gibsonville High educator’s letter praised by tractor firm
Delbert Davis of Gibsonville High School and Mt. Pleasant farm owner receives national recognition after his letter about a purchased tractor is judged among the best in the United States. The company asked to publish it in its annual catalogue and a photographer visited last Friday to capture a related photo. Davis manages a 45 acre farm focusing on hogs and Guernsey dairy cows.
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Delbert Davis
Gibsonville High School
Evalua
United States
Mt. Pleasant
Logan Ward One Councilman Tipton Retires From Council
Councilman John D. Tipton of Logan’s first Ward attends his final meeting after four years with only one absence. He did not seek re election this year but plans to attend future meetings as a private citizen.
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John D. Tipton
Logan
Tipton
Sclon
Fifth annual seed corn hybrids school on OSU campus
Local farmers plan to attend the fifth annual seed corn hybrids school to be held on the Ohio State University campus January 3 4 5. Another event for farmers is the 32nd annual Ohio State Corn and Grain Show and Farmers Week at OSU January 2. James R county extension agent says a number of joins are planning to attend.
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School For Distributors
Ohio State University
Ohio State Corn and
OSU
James R
Youngster Fractures Arm During Football Play
Bobby Courter a 13 year old boy on East Front Street fractured his right arm after slipping while playing football near home. The break occurred just below the wrist and was treated at Cherrington Hospital where doctors reported he was resting easily.
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Bobby Courter
Frank Courter
East Front Street
Cherrington Hospital
Fear Russians Planning New Move on Finns
The Associated Press reports 300000 more Soviet troops are being sent to Finland and a new Arctic front offensive is anticipated. Sweden aids Finland with funds and volunteers while Britain plans a vast 200000 minefield from Oakney to Dover to counter U boats.
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British Isles
Europe
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Arctic
Finland
Lake
Suvanto
Sweden
Oakney Islands
Dover Straits
Hocking Man Held in Death in Ohio Case
Elden L. Short 20 of Murray City bound over to Washington County grand jury on $500 bond for second degree manslaughter in the death of 11 year old John Steffens of Marietta. Short was arrested Monday by state highway patrolmen after a vehicle struck the boy and then fled the scene.
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Elden L. Short
Murray City
Washington County Grand Jury
John Steffens
Marietta
Short
Extension forester to arrive Thursday in Logan
Forest W. Dean of the state extension service will visit Logan on Thursday to inspect estry demonstration plots and timber stand improvement areas in Hocking County. County extension agent James R. Smoot says farmers may contact the local office if they want lands checked. If there is sufficient demand, Dean will stay in Logan Friday.
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Wooster
State Extension Service
Logan
Hocking County
James R. Smoot
Smoot
Dean
Two Die in Christmas Motorcycle Crash Near Marietta
Carl Cassidy, 30, becomes the second fatality from a Christmas Day motorcycle crash that also claimed Dean Gutberlet, 25. The pair struck a tree as Patrolman Tom Sprague tried to overtake them during a speeding pursuit.
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Marietta, O
Carl Cassidy
Dean Gutberlet
Tom Sprague
Scientist Demonstrates Solid Water Creation With Toy Pistol
Dr. B J Luger of St Louis University described a method to vitrify water using liquid air and a toy pistol, creating a hard glassy film of water. He showed vitrifying antifreeze glycerine sugar gelatin and other solutions, suggesting new insights into molecular arrangement and life concepts.
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Columbus
American Association For the Advancement of Science
B. J. Luger
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Dr. Luger
Luger
Athens County Miners Plan Personal Plea in Columbus
A group of 50 unemployed coal miners plans to present their plea for food to state officials in Columbus. Athens County officials seek two week relief orders for 6 252 needy while Bricker says state relief laws are inadequate and urges local action with surplus tax funds. The miners led by Lott Bricker urge quick county approval to avert cuts in direct relief after a recent defeat on a proposed mill levy.
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Athens, O
Columbus
Athens County
John W. Bricker
H. T. Phillips
Charles L. Sherwood
Phillips
Bricker
Lott Bricker
Hundreds killed by quake across Anatolia report
An earthquake in Northern Anatolia early today caused widespread destruction with hundreds killed and entire villages razed. In San Salvadore El Salvador a separate quake at 5:55 A M local time frightened residents but caused no damage locally.
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Ankara
Anatolia
San Salvadore
el Salvadore
Quake Center Found on Turkish Black Sea Coast
A powerful earthquake centered along the Black Sea coast in Turkey caused heavy damage in Ordu Samsun Tokat Amasya Sinop and Yozgat. Thousands fled towns for fields fearing aftershocks.
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Black Sea
Turkey
Asia
Ordu
Samsun
Tokat
Amasia
Sivas
Yozgad
Push Plans for AAA Institute Meeting
Forest O. Wolf chairs the Hocking County Agricultural Conservation Committee as plans move quickly for the first AAA farmers institute on January 24 at the Masonic Hall East Main Street. Dale C. Williams and Chris Kainrad will address the meeting, with a musical program also scheduled.
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Forest O. Wolf
Hocking County Agricultural Conservation Committee
AAA
Farmers’ Institute
Masonic Hall
East Main Street
Dale C. Williams
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Chris Kainrad
Plan to Vote on Relief Levy in Cleveland Area
Election officials predicted a 3.4 mill relief levy vote in Cuyahoga County Ohio to fund two years of care for about 40 000 indigent persons. The proposal would raise an estimated 7 000 000 annually and requires 65 percent approval. County commissioners pledged not to exceed 2 98 mills in 1940 1941.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Boy Struck By Stone Hurts Head In Family Accident
Six year old Charles Carr of Logan Route 2 was injured Monday when a stone struck his forehead causing a severe cut over the left eye. The stone was thrown accidentally by his uncle Raymond Stover as the family was nearby.
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Charles Carr
Melvin Carr
Logan Route 2
Raymond Stover
Snowstorm Delivers Heaviest Hocking County Snowfall in Four Winters
A snowstorm blew in from the Dust Bowl era, dropping six to seven inches by noon in Hocking County. Temperatures hovered near 19 degrees as snowplows cleared main roads and county crews tackled secondary routes. City workers aided motorists while residents shoveled sidewalks and gathered fallen change. The storm, the heaviest since 1935, slowed buses and prompted broad cleanup efforts.
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Great Plains
Hocking County
State Highway Department
The
Mercury
Ernest Schaal
Main Street
Santa Claus
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Valley Public Service Co
Squire resigns as banking supervisor in Ohio
Samuel H. Squire who served as state banking superintendent since 1935 and earns 7500 dollars yearly resigned his post effective next Sunday. Rodney P. Lien a Lima banker was reported as likely successor. Squire, an Elyria Democrat, offered no reason and said he was leaving in a friendly spirit. Governor Bricker had no comment.
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Samuel H. Squire
Rodney P. Lien
Lima
Squire
Elyria Democrat
John W. Bricker
Funeral services for Annie McDonough
Funeral services for Annie McDonough age 85 who died yesterday in St Francis Hospital from complications of a hip fracture from a Sunday fall will be held at 9 AM Thursday at St Aloysius Church. Burial will be at New Straitsville.
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Columbus
Annie McDonough
St. Francis Hospital
St. Aloysius Church
New Straitsville
Chameleons Confirm Darwin Sexual Selection Theory
Florida chamel eons reveal male territoriality and female choice as drivers of evolution. Dr G K Noble reports that males defend territories, battle rivals, and females choose mates, producing monogamous pairs and passing traits to offspring, supporting Darwinian sexual selection.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Columbus, O
Florida
Darwin
American Association For the Advancement of Science
G. K. Noble
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Noble
Chameleon II
Dr. Noble
Essentials of Conversion Sermon at Methodist Church
The mid week service on Wednesday night features the Rev. Stanley W. Wiant delivering a talk on The Essentials of Conversion at the Methodist Church. Residents are invited to attend the evening program.
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Methodist Church
Stanley W. Wiant
Northern edge of state escapes storm in Ohio
The first winter snow storm moved northward leaving the southern half with up to eight inches. 2,500 highway workers fought drifting snow, slowed traffic, and several cities reported light snow while a fatal ice incident occurred in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Youngstown
Akron
Route 3
Clinton County
Harveysburg
Cincinnati
William Tindall
Washington Court House
Athens
Highway Department
Dayton
Columbus
Huntington
W. Va
Perry
State Highway Department
Dust Bowl Snow Blankets Midwest Deep in 18 Inch Send
A winter storm swept east dropping 9 to 18 inches of snow across the Dust Bowl region and parts of Utah and New Mexico. Michigan saw record warmth with no subfreezing readings by December 26, while Utah faced skier delays and New Orleans felt near freezing temps. Two hundred cars were stranded near Clayton, New Mexico, but passengers were rescued by highway crews.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Southwest
Detroit Weather Bureau
Michigan
Wasatch Mountains
Utah
Salt Lake City
California Citrus Belt
New Orleans
Clayton
N. M
Highway Department
Vinton County road worker reinstated in Ohio case
The State Civil Service Commission reinstated five discharged state employees and sustained removal of five others in Columbus. Among those restored to duty were William F. Lepley of Vinton County highway garage, with charges listed as misfeasance malfeasance failure of good behavior and political activity.
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Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
William F. Lepley
Vinton Ty
Bert
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