Ohio educators back job security tenure plan
The Ohio Education Association endorsed a teacher tenure bill at its annual convention in Columbus. The measure would let teachers with professional certificates keep jobs after a three year probation, with appeals to a state tenure board. It could affect married women teachers, as districts sometimes do not reappoint those who marry. The plan excludes non centralized one room rural schools.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio Education Association
Association
Ohio
Boards of Education
County gets $1 from license fun
Prank state registrar of motor distributed 378,792 among counties and municipalities today in the seventh allocation of automobile license fee revenues for the year. The breakdown includes Fairfield 2,268 Lancaster 3,420 Logan 360 Perry 324 Pickaway 2,124 Ross 2,880 Chillicothe 864 Vinton 1,332 and other sums across the state.
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Columbus
State Registrar of Motor
Aleas
Fairfield
Lancaster
Hockay Tieee
Logan
Perry
Pickaway
Ross
Chillicothe
Vinton
Flying Trip Follows Christmas in Logan and France
Ralph Dutch Kleinschmidt spent Christmas Eve and morning in Logan with his sister Mrs Don Warner then flew to Columbus for a flight to New York City. He boarded the French liner Normandie for a two month pleasure and business trip in France.
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Ralph
Dutch) Kleinschmidt
Logan
Don Warner
San Francisco
Colmbus
Columbus
New York City
Normandie
France
Fox Drive Attendees At Shadeville Event Near Columbus
C L Hengst and W W Marks attended the fox drive stag at Shadeville eight miles south of Columbus on Tuesday.
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C. L. Hengst
W. W. Marks
Rey
Shadeville
Columbus
Mrs Elliott changes plea in liquor raid case
Tempest Elliott of South Bloomingville changed her plea to guilty before Judge Phil A Henderson on a charge of interfering with an officer in the discharge of duty. Prosecutor Gerald Lanning asked leniency after costs, suspending all but 25 dollars pending good behavior. Her attorney Frank Redfern cited illness and nervous disposition as factors in the incident.
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Tempest Elliott
South Bloomingville
Phil A. Henderson
Gerald Lanand
Elliott
Frank Redfern
Adelphi
Lanning
C. G. Saunders
Henry Elliott
Gerald Lanning
Albert Donaldson Improves Slightly Amid Heart Trouble
Albert Donaldson, who has been ill with heart trouble and anemia, is reported slightly improved today as hospital doctors monitor his condition and evaluate his treatment options.
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Albert Donaldson
Naval Pacts End Tomorrow
Washington December 30 AP Momentous naval decisions loom as the Washington and London Naval Limitation treaties lapse at midnight tomorrow The administration faces whether to add two new battleships to the US Navy and how to fortify territories in the Pacific amid the end of fleet size limits.
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Washington
United States
London
Nazis Discuss Duces Advice At Berlin Conference
Adolf Hitler called subleaders of the Nazi regime to a Berlin meeting after returning from Berchtesgaden. Benito Mussolini advised withdrawing from Spain gracefully, according to sources close to Rome. The gathering followed the tribute paid at General Hans von Seeckt's grave, marking the Ger man army organizer's funeral.
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Berlin
Spain
Payne Rites Held At Laurelville
Services were held at Laurelville yesterday for Laurence Payne age 100 longtime resident who died Sunday at his home. Survivors include four sons Thomas Columbus Jack and Lewis of London Ohio Laurence Jr. of Laurelville two daughters Mrs. Blanche Paul and Mrs. Florence Baker of Washington District of Columbia 37 grandchildren 30 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Laurelville
Laurence Payne
Thomas
Columbus
Jack
Lewis
Lonon, O
Laurence Jr
Blanche Paul
Florence Baker
Washington, D. H
Substantial Christmas Trade Boost Across Logan Merchants
Barton A. Hall, Logan Chamber of Commerce president, reports widespread gains in Christmas trade with almost every merchant on Main Street hitting new records. One merchant notes best ever day, week, and month during the season, while others confirm several years of growth.
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Barton A. Hall
The
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Maina
Richberg Labels Judicial Extensions a Threat to Government
Don ald Richberg, NRA administrator, warned in Chicago that constitutional extensions of judicial power threaten American government. He challenged four Supreme Court rulings including AAA and minimum wage, urging corrections through amending opinions rather than the Constitution at a joint APSA and ALLO meeting.
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Chicago
Donald R. Richberg
NRA
Supreme Court
Richberg
American Political Science Association
American Associator Labor
AAA
Guffey
James McNamee to become station agent at Logan
James McNamee will assume duties as station agent for the C and O Railroad at Logan tomorrow. He replaces the late Ed A Albaugh and has served as agent at New Straitsville Jobs Buchtel and Orbiston since 1907. Frank Walters has been acting agent, Captain L E McKinney will take charge at Perry County.
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James McNamee
New Straitsville
C. and O
Logan
McNamee
Ed A. Albaugh
Frank Walters
L. E. McKinney
Columbus
Perry County
Jobs, Buchtel and Orbiston
Risley Rites Held at Denver Tuesday
Funeral services were held yesterday in Denver Colorado for Walter Risley former Logan resident a brother of Mrs George Eberst of Logan His body was cremated and the ashes will be brought to Logan later for burial Ed Risley of Cleveland brother of the deceased and of Mrs Eberst left Logan today to return home
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Denver
Colorado
Walter Risley
Logan
George Eberst
Ed Risley
Cleveland
Eberst
GOP Eyes Deficit Drive Plans Considered in New York
Republican national chairman John D. M. Hamilton and party leaders discussed a fundraising drive possibly starting with 1937 Lincoln Day dinners to wipe out the party deficit of $901,000. The plan aims to mobilize donors and chapters across the nation to cover the shortfall and restore campaign funds.
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New York
John D. M. Hamilton
FDR Denounces Airplane Deal With Madrid
President Roosevelt denounces a plan to ship two million seven hundred seventy seven thousand dollars in airplanes and motors to Madrid. He seeks a quick amendment to the neutrality law to block the sale, calling the proposal legal but against U.S. interests. Senate hearings and approval were expected as administration leaders discussed options.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robert Case
Jersey City
N.J
Madrid
Cuse
Casé
Pittman
D-Ney
Senate Foreign Relations
Fisher Group Refuses Offer at Fisher Body Sitdown
December 30 AP report says Wyndham Mortimer vice president of the United Automobile Workers International refused a local settlement at Fisher Body Co. sitdown strike in Cleveland. After a meeting with the local executive board Mortimer said conditions at the plant cannot be remedied by local management and must be treated as a broader issue. Mortimer returned to Detroit with the stance.
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Cleveland
Wyndham Mortimer
United Automobile Workers International
Fisher Body ‘Co
General Motors Corp
Mortimer
Automotive Body
Detroit
Auto Deaths Near New High
The National Safety Council predicted 1936 would set an all-time high in U S automobile traffic deaths. By New Year’s Eve the toll was seen at 37,450, about 4,650 more than 1935, with an 11 month total of 33,790 versus 33,340 the prior year.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
W. H. Cameron
Remodel McCarthy Building Opens Western Union Office
Workmen began remodeling the McCarthy building where the Western Union office will occupy a room across the alley from the Ruble Theater when finished. The rear stairway has been torn down and a large window will overlook Mar St.
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McCarthy
Western Union
Ruble Theater
Mar- St
Doctor McDougal Faces Health Crisis In New Lexington
Just after Christmas, Dr. J. G. McDougal reportedly overindulged, triggering a health crisis in New Lexington.Authorities report medical attention was provided as caretakers monitor his condition and potential complications emerge from the incident.
Nancy Lou Redick Recovers From Illness
Nancy Lou Redick daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Redick is now able to be out after recovering from a recent illness.
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Nancy Lou. Redick
Mrs
Raymond Redick
Enlistment May Bring Arrest for Spanish War Aiders
In a push to keep the United States from entanglement in the Spanish conflict Representative Sam D. Mcynolds of Tennessee leads calls to enforce a federal statute against American volunteers. Aviators Bert Acosta and Eddie Schneider Jr. are among those serving Loyalists and facing potential arrest and trial.
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America
Soldiers of
U. S
Sam D. Mcynolds
Tennessee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Bert Acosta
Eddie Schneider
Pope Shows Slight Improvement Today
Pope Pius the thirteenth was reported to have improved somewhat after a sleepless night. A clot had blocked circulation in his paralyzed left leg but the pain eased as the clot disappeared. Despite the slight gains, the papal condition remained grave and concern spanned Vatican City.
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Matican City
Pius
Christ
Gore Man Fined for Possession of Intoxicating Liquor
James Hood of Gore was fined 200 and costs after pleading guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor for sale. State Officers Saunders and West arrested him December 12 finding whiskey on a kitchen table with several men present. Hood had prior liquor offense history, including a federal violation two years earlier and six prior charges since October 1913.
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James Hood
Gore
Phil A. Henderson
Hood
C. G. Saunders
T. E. West
Olicer Saunders
West
Driver Fined for Failure to Stop in Logan
Charles Moore of Logan was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Kenneth Fitzgerald for failing to stop after an accident at Hunter and Mulberry Streets. Moore’s driving privileges were certified to the state motor vehicle bureau for suspension. The Daily News corrects a prior reference naming him as Haydenville resident.
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Charles Moore
Logan
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Hunter and Mulberry Sts
Moore
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
The
Daily News
Haydenville
Logan man treated for hemorrhage after tooth extraction
Alonzo Holzschuh of Logan was admitted to Cherrington Hospital yesterday for treatment of a hemorrhage that occurred after he had several teeth extracted.
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Alonzo Holzschuh
Logan
Cherrington Hospital
Ohio Unemployment Insurance Commission Names Two Members
Gov. Martin L. Davey announced Charles Leasure of Zanesville and W. T. Roberts of Bridgeport as members of Ohio's new unemployment insurance commission. A third employer rep remains to be named. Leasure will represent the public and Roberts labor. salaries are $6,000 annually.
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Columbus, O
Martin L. Davey
Charles Leasure
Zanesville
W. T. Roberts
Bridgeport
Ohio Unemployment Insurance Commission
Leasure
Muskingum County
Davey
Roberts
Stores Close Friday for New Year Observance
All groceries and meat markets in Logan will stay open until 8 P M on Thursday the day before New Year s. On New Year s Day all stores will be closed.
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Logan
Girls Wear White if You Want a Proposal
New York December 30 AP advise to young women who seek a marriage proposal. Wear a white evening gown the color consultant says. She notes men associate white with fragility and desirability, especially in moonlight, making the wearer appear helpless.
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New York
Negotiations Start For Return Of Boy In Abduction Case
Investigators report negotiations have begun for the return of 10 year old Charles Mattson in an abduction case linked to a ransom demand of 28000 dollars. A mysterious man attempted entry at two homes using a ladder and a pistol while the child slept. authorities suspect the same assailant in both Franklin and Mattson incidents.
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Charles Mattson
Department of Justice
Mattson
Franklin
Chila
Charles ‘Mattson
Wage and Hour Study Ordered by Congress
Congressmen push anew for a federal minimum wage and hour standards study with President Roosevelt signaling forthcoming action. Reports say NRA breakdowns are spurring leaders to consider several plans, though no firm measure is named.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
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