Mussolini Moves Reinforcements On Ethiopian Front
The Associated Press reports Mussolini signals renewed efforts as Italian troops prepare for tougher fighting on the Ethiopian front. Ethiopian forces, led by Ras Desta Demtu, announce Swedish Ethiopian ambulance unit casualties from a January bombardment near the Somaliland frontier. Italians tighten front lines along 80 miles from Makale to Askum amid ongoing clashes and rising losses on both sides.
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Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Southern African Front
Ras Desta
Demtu
Haile Selassie
Dolo
Italy
Il Duce
Mussolini
Makale
Askum
Ethiopia
Appellate Court Affirms Mosten Pyle Non-Support Verdict
The Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed the Hocking County Common Pleas Court judgment in Mosten Pyle v. State of Ohio. Pyle was indicted for non support and convicted, with the appellate ruling invoking the lower court decision.
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Court of Appeals
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Mosten Pyle
State of Ohio
Pyle
Couple Dies in Pneumonia Tragedy in North Dakota
Laura Betheidge aged 84 died. Her husband John Betheidge aged 88 died after a Saturday discharge. Both suffered pneumonia and passed away in North Dakota on December 31.
Glass workers threaten nationwide strike over wage deal
Glen W. McCabe of the Federation of Flat Glass Workers says about 5,000 members in eight cities will strike if independent glass makers do not reach a wage agreement by midnight. A one year contract expires tonight with cities including Ft. Smith Arkansas Okmulgee Oklahoma Sisterville Clarksburg West Virginia Fairchance Arnold Belle Vernon and Jeanette Pennsylvania affected. The union seeks a 7 percent raise while opposing a sliding scale clause.
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Columbus, CO
Glen W. McCabe
Federation of Flat Glass Workers of America
McCabe
Ft. Smith
Ark
Okmulgee
Okla
Ohio Colleges Hope for Deficiency Aid After Slash
The six state-supported universities face financial strain from Gov. Martin L. Davey’s 8.785 million dollar cut in the biennial appropriations. Legislative leaders say a deficiency bill to provide coal food and other necessities is expected to pass.
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State OF
Ohio
Uoder
Solons
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Vadan Maminawatin
Rauld F. Puyui
Ohio Senate
Hocking County Welcomes Its First 1936 Baby Contest
Hocking County prepares to crown its first baby of 1936 as a logan merchants group plans a party for the newborn and family. Prizes include baby supplies from Cases Drug Store Wellman and Woodard Boot Shop and a chicken dinner from Blosser's Restaurant plus photos from the Gilbert Studio. The event follows a three year old custom inviting physicians relatives and neighbors to join the celebration and a store tour of Logan shops.
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Hocking County
Logan
Graasen
Tne
Cases Drug Store
Wellman and Woodard Boot Shop
Blosser’s
Stedem Shoe Co
A of Honor
Gilbert Studio
Letha Lou Beauty Shop
Judy
Ier
Ely Offers Smith Backing Opens 1936 Presidential Debate
Washington reports former Massachusetts governor Joseph B. Ely proposed backing Alfred E. Smith for the 1936 Democratic nomination. Smith would attend the American Liberty League meeting January 26 with Ely, fueling speculation that Smith may challenge FDR. Smith’s White House invitation refusals and ensuing clashes add to the political stir.
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Washington
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Alfred E. Smith
New Yorker
Roosevelt
Kiy
Smith
American Liberty League
White House
Marlboro Fire Destroys Store and Apartment Building
A blaze yesterday evening destroyed a general store and an apartment building in Marlboro six miles west. Fire units fought the flames, and no fatalities were reported.
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APAR
Alliancer
Dee
Marlboro
Early Marriage Best They Believe
In Findlay Ohio on New Year’s Day 1868 Sherman Martin Miller and Mary Ellen Bennett began their marriage after hearing a matrimonial view from a couple about to reach their 68th anniversary. They will mark the milestone at home with a quiet dinner joined by four children and other descendants.
Ohio Officials Resolve to Be Practical in New Year
Ohio officials announce practical resolutions for the New Year focusing on public duties. Gov. Martin L. Davey and ex Secretary of War Newton D. Baker decline to make resolutions, with Baker recalling a past pledge to be a good boy.
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Davey
Newton D. Baker
Bowsher
Columbus
Ohio
Advent Of 1936 Sends Eligible Males To Cover List
In Chicago observers note a leap year bachelor rush as 366 days open season without wives begins. Notable eligibles include Frank Crowninshield, Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, J Edgar Hoover, Rush Holt, David Walsh, Melvin Purvis, and Hollywood stars Dick Powell and Fred MacMurray among others. The piece traces who may be pursued across New York Washington Chicago and Hollywood.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
Hollywood
Frank Crowninshield
Vanity Fair
Alfred Gwynne Valderbirg
Harvey Laden
J. Edgar Hoover
Rush D. Holt
West Virginia
Senate
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Turner W. Battle, Jr
North Carolina
Charles Lee Cook
State Department
Augusta Rosso
Italy
Melvin Purvis
Dillinger
West Coast
Dick Powell
Fred MacMurray
Adolph Scott
Henry Wilcoxon
Gene Raymond
Nelson Eddy
Flier Family Disembarks on British Sole
Charles A Lindbergh and family arrived in Liverpool aboard the Ami Importer after a tense Atlantic crossing. Detectives accompanied the ship to the Gladstone Dock as officers boarded in the river locks, then the party moved to the Adelphi Hotel.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Charles A. Lindberghs
United States
Richard Hauptmann
Ami Importer
Adelphi
Wika
Gladstone
Mersey River
Democrat Club Praises Davey and Endorses Re nomination
The Hocking County Roosevelt Davey club endorsed Governor M L Davey for re nomination and re election at a special meeting. It commended his management and economy program and opposition to extravagant taxation. The club urged reinstatement of J R Ralston and dismissal of charges of insubordination. Walter Voris has temporarily replaced Ralston. About 20 attended.
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Hocking County
Roosevelt
Davey Club
M. L. Davey
J. R. Ralston
State Highwe Department
Ralston
Walter Voris
Five More Guests at Chakeres Logan Theater
Logan Daily News subscribers listed inside are invited to present a copy of the paper at the office to receive a ticket for a screening at Chakeres Logan. Tickets not valid on Sundays or holidays.
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Logan Daily News
Chakeres Logan
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