Rome Air Attacks and Arms Smuggling in Africa War Scene
French authorities probe a plot to divert 3000 rifles and machine guns to Italy as Italian warplanes bomb Ethiopia. Swedish Red Cross worker reports conflict deaths. Britain reinforces forces in Africa while liners relocate troops to near Mediterranean tensions.
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Associated Press
France
Italy
Ethiopia
Red Cross
Foreign Office
Addis Ababa
Birds of Prey
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Britain
Cunard
Scythia
Alexandria
Egypt
B E Carr Dies at Stockport
Information received Saturday reports B E Carr father of G E Carr Logan city schools principal died at home near Stockport Saturday morning at 10 following a heart attack. He had been a farmer near Stockport and active in community work. Surviving him are his wife two daughters and two sons.
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B. HE. Carr
G. E. Carr
Logan City
Stockport
Carr
Perry County Sealer Finds Gas Pumps Favor Consumers
Everett L. Eveland, new deputy sealer of weights and measures, reports that among 286 gasoline pumps and 575 scales inspected, most inaccuracy favored buyers during the past year.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Everett L. Eveland
Congress Opens Budget Message and Minor Legislation
Congress receives the President's annual budget message and begins consideration of minor legislation. The Ways and Means Committee opens discussions on a budget bonus proposal as the House receives the budget message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Believe Woman Drowned Child In East River
Police and psychiatrists questioned Gussie Friedman after she allegedly pushed 10 month old Jacob Horowitz toward the icy river in the Lower East Side. She laughed and gave only a cryptic time cue as 400 searchers pursued the case. authorities sought to determine if a kidnapping occurred and if the child was dumped in the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob Horowitz
Gussie Friedman
East River
Max Horowitz
Lower East Side
Former Logan man attacked by two gunmen
Wm E Davis 49, a former Logan resident and onetime Hocking Valley Railroad engineer, was seriously wounded by a revolver shot in Goldsboro near Wellston while visiting relatives. Two men followed his car and, posing as officers, fired after exchanging credentials. Davis and his wife have three children.
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Wm. E. Davis
Logan
Hocking Valley
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Goldsboro
Wellston
Post
Otiers
Former Logan Man Dies in Indiana
Dan Krinn 85 longtime Logan native died at his home near Upton Indiana Saturday He was born in Hocking County and moved to Indiana where he has lived for the past 50 years He owned and operated a farm for many years
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Dan Krinn
Logan
Upton
Ind
Mr. Krinn
Hocking County
Indiana
Solons Tackle Two Problems in Ohio Special Session
In Columbus Ohio the 91st general assembly resumed after a holiday recess to address two main issues from the September call a permanent relief program and revisions to the biennial appropriations bill. Debates center on shifting unemployables care to counties and keeping the budget near the remaining funds plus a million dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
91St General Assembly
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Budget Message Highlights From President Roosevelts 1937 Plan
Washington reports outline a steady path toward deficit reduction and higher tax receipts while reducing relief costs. The message notes revenue increases from new schedules and urges employers to raise employment, warning against politically motivated attacks and stressing continued government credit strength and lower 1937 relief appropriations.
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Washington
Cou
United States
Supreme Court ruling blocks New Deal farm plan impact
The Roberts opinion labels the farm relief act as an invasion of state rights and compulsory, undermining federal power under general welfare. Roosevelt moves AAA to regular status seeking 499 million dollars for the coming fiscal year while farm program funds face court injunctions and potential refunds.
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Justice Roberts
Congress
Supreme Court
Wallace
Roosevelt
Roberts
AAA
Jafsie Terminates Public Appearances
Dr. John F. Condon a former Lindbergh agent ends all public crime lectures after asserting his motives were misinterpreted while awaiting Hauptmann case justice. He cites his age and shock at accusations of exploiting the Lindbergh kidnapping.
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New York
John F. Condon
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann to Seek Habeas Corpus if Clemency Fails
Bruno Richard Hauptmanns lawyers reportedly weigh a federal habeas corpus appeal if the New Jersey pardons board denies clemency. The effort would target a writ from a federal district judge or appeals court to challenge trial rights. Hauptmann faces execution next week as the pardons board prepares to hear commutation arguments.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Circuit Court of Appeals
Hauptmann
Ilesboro Couple Are Parents Of Mr 1936
A Hesboro area couple, Mr and Mrs Grant Harden, welcomed the first baby of 1936 in Hocking County born New Year’s Day at 5 am. The child qualifies for gifts from Logan merchants as part of an annual frameup of prizes for the year’s first newborn. A Ford V eight from Ogg and Beasley will serve as the conveyance during a gift tour of Logan stores.
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Grant Harden
Hesboro
Hocking County
Logan
Ogg and
Beasley
Cases Drug Store
Mr. Harden
Wellman and Woodard Boot Shop
Blosser’s Restaurant
Stedem Shoe Co
Gilbert Studio
Letha Lou
Judy
Billion Dollar Deficit Seen For Next Year
President Roosevelt forecast a deficit exceeding one billion dollars for the next fiscal year with a total regular operating cost estimate of 5.069 billion dollars. He moved public works and relief programs from emergency to regular activities, claiming success justifies the shift, and warned the debt would reach a record 31.352 billion by mid 1937.
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Francis Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Civilian Conservation Corps
Comptroller Calls for Bank Condition Reports
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of all National banks as of December 31. The Federal Reserve and the FDIC asked for state bank and state member reports as of the same date. Ohio’s banking department also ordered a December 31, 1935 report on local banks.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve System
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Columbus
The
State Banking Department
Ohio
Newsman Paul Denton’s Mother Dies in Cleveland
Mrs. Martha Denton, 73, mother of Cardon News paperman Paul E. Denton, dies in Cleveland from injuries after a fall on an ivy sidewalk. She passed away at a sister’s home, Mrs. Fannie Farr.
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Cleveland
D. Jan
Martha Denton
Paul E. Denton
Cardon
Fannie Farr
Five More Guests From Daily News Offer
A brief notice invites five subscribers to present today’s copy at the office to receive a gift. The offer emphasizes holiday timing and a quick redemption process for readers who bring the newspaper inside pages.
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A Daily News
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St. Louis
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Muench
Weilston
John N. Garner
Joseph Burns
James Roosevelt
Jafsie
Bruno
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CCC
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