Airline heads cannot explain fatal mishap
In a rain soaked canyon north of Burbank 12 victims were recovered from United Airlines flight 34A. Names include A L Markwell and Edward Ford Jr among the dead or missing as investigators seek cause for the San Francisco to Los Angeles crash near Rice Canyon.
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Burbank
Calif
United Airlines
San Francisco
A. L. Markwell
Los Angeles
Edward T. Ford, Jr
Marino
Grace Lines Steamship Company
Ford
John Korn
el Centro
W.a.newton
Alex Novak
H. P. Hare
Evelyn Valance
Edwin W. Blom
Robert McLean
Yvonne Trego
Alameda
United Air Lines
Saugus
Blom
Union Air
Huston seeks divorce from Hus ton in Nevada case
Huston files for divorce from Homer A Hus ton of near Logan charging extreme cruelty. He is jailed for a sixty day sentence after beating his wife and daughter on Christmas Day. The couple married Sept 28 1919 and have four minor children. She seeks custody alimony and child support.
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Nevada
Huston
Homer A. Huston
Logan
Hutson
Hustons
Bailes Fined For Trespassing On Leased Farm
Samuel Sunny Bailes of Bowen Street was fined $15 and costs yesterday by Magistrate C T Stephenson after arrest by Constable George Spang for trespassing without a written permit on a farm owned by Charles Nunemaker east of Logan. The land is leased to the Hocking County Fox Hunters.
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Samuel
Sunny) Bailes
Bowen St
C. T. Stephenson
George Spang
Bailes
Charles Nunemaker
Logan
Hocking County
Fox ‘Hunters
WPA projects resume in Hocking County as pay period starts
All WPA labor projects in Hocking County resumed operations today marking the start of a new pay period. Workers returned to sites across the county with supervisors confirming coordinated restart and payment schedules.
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WPA
Hocking County
Pope Pius XI Nearing Death Says Vatican Circles
The Associated Press reports Vatican circles believe Pope Pius XI is nearing death. At 79, his critical condition has worsened due to circulatory stagnation confining him to bed for almost four weeks. Despair over recovery is noted among his advisers.
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Associated Press
Vatican City
Vatican
Pius XI
Holy Father
First WPA Cut Announced in Hecking County
In the first major WPA roll reduction in Hecking County 36 workers were notified their certifications canceled after reviewing each household’s finances. Certificates were removed where families had other income or pensions, or where multiple family members worked. The cut aims to drop the county quota from 927 to 845 workers.
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Hecking County
WPA
Ed Collins
Hocking County
Mexico preps refuge for Trotsky arrival
Mexico City reports the government plans to confine exiled leader Leon Trotsky to a remote haven after Diego Rivera accused his deportation from Norway as illegal. Trotsky heads toward refuge in the capital as officials coordinate handling of the case.
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Mexico City
Leon Trotsky
Diego Rivera
Trotzky
Norway
Court Issues Order On Oath of Allegiance Applications
Judge Phil A. Henderson issues a court order directing that all applications to take the oath of allegiance to the United States under the Act of June 25 1936 be referred to the Immigration and Naturalization Service before further action.
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Phil A. Henderson
United States
Teachers Eye Tenure Plan For Ohio Educators
Columbus dispatch reports teachers backed a tenure plan allowing permanency after three years on probation. The proposal, debated by the Ohio Education Association, could be voted on tonight, replacing the year-to-year contract system. About 1,500 attended 23 sectional meetings. Rachel O. Yaw of East Cleveland was renominated to the Teachers Reading Circle Board of Control.
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Columbus
Ohio Education Association
Rachel O. Yaw
East Cleveland
Teachers Reading Circle Board of Control
G Men Direct Activities in Mattson Case
Tacoma authorities halted active search for 10 year old Charles Mattson and his gunman kidnapper as Department of Justice agents took charge. They ordered Dr W W Mattson to avoid contacting the kidnapper and stopped the foot by foot search in a nearby ravine amid fears of danger. Police and patrols withdrew while rumors spread of a tan sedan and a boy asleep in back of car.
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Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
Department of Justice
W. W. Mattson
Mattson
Mrs Elliott Faces Trial Over Goose Creek Still
State Officer C G Saunders testified that Mrs Elliot seized a pistol from his holster and likely would have shot him if the safety had not been set. The Elliot home near Goose Creek in South Bloomingville yielded a neat still, his husband Henry Elliot stated, as one of the best they had seen in years of enforcement.
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C. G. Saunders
Last rites for Arthur Brisbane attended by many notables
Thousands gather at St. Bartholomew's in New York for the funeral of Arthur Brisbane dean of American journalism. The body is moved to the Brisbane family plot in Allaire New Jersey. Brisbane dies at 72 on Christmas Day with pallbearers including state and industry dignitaries.
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Central Press
Arthur Brisbane
St. Bartholomew’s Church
New York
Brisbane
Allaire
N. J
Logan Rotarians Sponsor Birthday Ball for First Baby 1937
Logan Daily News advertisers sponsor gifts for Hocking County's first baby of 1937. The newborn will automatically become Miss or Mr. 1937, with physicians, families, and friends urged to help locate the first baby after midnight. Gifts and details will be announced in The Logan Daily News later this week.
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Logan Daily News
Hocking County
Thi
Logan
Madrid Troops Defeat Rebels in Madrid Salient
The war ministry said socialist troops seized a cemetery at Teruel and Mount Mansueto, giving Madrid forces control of the Saragossa valley despite cold and fog. Madrid praised a State Department permit allowing Vimalert Company to ship 2,777,000 in second hand airplanes to Bilbao, seen as U.S. permission to arm governments in civil war.
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Madrid
War Ministry
Teruel
Mount Mansueto
Saragossa
United States State Department
Washington
Vimalert Company, Ltd
Bilbao
United States
Ruling Expected On Security Examinations Plea
A common pleas judge is expected to decide today whether to enjoin the state civil service commission from conducting exams for Social Security program positions. After a two day hearing, five applicants urged a temporary injunction. A prior court order has blocked exams for about 350 posts.
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Columbus, O
State Civil Service Commission
Common Pleas
Leach
Commission
Professor Carl Stumpf Dies at 88 in Berlin University
Berlin obituary reports Carl Stumpf aged 88, long time professor of psychology at Berlin University, died today. The noted scholar contributed to early psychological theory and education in Germany, with his death announced by AP from Berlin.
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Berlin
Carl Stumpf
Berlin University
Plans For South Perry Fox Drive Completed
Old Reynard the fox will pay heavily for his sins on New Year s Day if the huge fox drive plan led by the Citizens' Service Union of South Perry is successful. Foxes captured will be sold to restock Perry Township with rabbits and pheasants. Forest Wolf, drive captain, says clubbing is used to kill chickens and guns are dangerous amid crowds. 15 cars and trucks will transport volunteers to the lines with no guns or dogs allowed. Lines span Mound Crossing to the Fairfield County line and Little Pine Road to Haynes with four captain lines named.
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Reynard
Citizens’ Service Union of
South Perry
Perry Township
Forest Wolf
Highway Patrol
Battle
Mound Crossing
Clapper Hollow
Fairfield County
Little Pine Road
Haynes
Ball to Benefit Crippled Children Fund Named by Barton Hall
General chairman of the ball will be Barton A. Hall with proceeds aiding the club’s crippled children fund. Committees to be appointed at a later meeting. The club also praised Calvin, district highway engineer, Boyd Wright county resident engineer, and Judge Phil A. Henderson.
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Barton A. Hall
Calvin
Boyd Wright
Phil A. Henderson
U S Airplanes Sent to Spain
Washington reports that licenses were granted for two thousand dollars in secondhand airplane engines to the Madrid loyalist government under neutrality law. The move drew concern from Britain and others who may push a ban on arms to both sides, highlighting tensions over Spain’s Civil War and neutral policy.
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Washington
State Department
Madrid
Robert Cuse
Wimalert Company
Lttd
Jersey City
N. J
Spain
London
Great Britain
International Neutrality Committee
United States
Whitehall
Belle Center Man Fined After Route 31 Parking Arrest
Gerald Painter of Belle Center was arraigned before Magistrate 8. B. Whitehart after being arrested by Sheriff Joe Farbearn for parking his truck on Route 31 without lights. He was fined $10 plus costs.
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Gerald Painter
Belle Center
Joe Farbearn
B. Whitehart
Sugar tax bill becomes law in Havana
The army backed sugar tax bill passed and became law in Havana today after opposition led to President Miguel Mariano Gomez losing office. The measure, long contested, is now in force as a statute governing sugar levies.
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Havana
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Demand Issued From Cruiser Wins Freedom
The German freighter Palos, interned by Basque authorities at Bilbao, was freed upon demand of a German cruiser. Part of its cargo and one passenger were retained by the Basques. The move comes amid a Spanish crisis as Nazi threats to halt ships heading for Bilbao loom over the standoff. The Reichsführer cut his Christmas holiday to return to Berlin.
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Berlin
Bilbao
91st Assembly Ends Session in Sparse Final Day
Senators Robert A. Lock of Stark and John A. Scioto were the only house members present as the 91st Assembly closed with a minimal demonstrative spirit. The session ended after a belated bill granting county auditors the authority to delay crucial actions was approved in the waning hours.
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Robert A. Lock
R-Stark
John A
Scioto
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