Ohio senate probes target state liquor enforcement chief
Columbus January 14 AP The graft hunting committee focused on the state liquor control department enforcement division. Chief counsel James Metzenbaum warned Alfred Humphrey the committee would remove him and reveal damaging testimony about many division employees. Humphrey, confident, promised to suspend inspector Joseph Maiden after reviewing testimony, noting a fair trial. He had already dismissed W V Archer, a Belle Valley inspector who also held a liquor agency contract.
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State Liquor Control Department
James Metzenbaum
Alfred Humphrey
Humphrey
Joseph Maiden
Canton
Maiden
W. V. Archer
Belle Valley
Archer
Metzenbaum
Wm. W. Acker 84 Dies After Stroke At Barker Farm
William Westey Acker, 84, of Murray City area, died at 8 35 this morning after a three week stroke. Survived by wife Frances and four sons Frank Merlin Noah Morris and one sister Mrs George Hooper. Funeral 2 p m Sunday at Murray City M E Church with Rev J W Steen Junction City officiating. Burial Salem Cemetery near Murray City by Leonard Funeral Service Logan.
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Morris Acker
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Acker
Frances
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Lancaster
Merlin
Noah
Murray City
Morris
George Hooper
M. E
J. W. Steen
Junction City
Salem Cemetery
Leonard Funeral Service
Unionists and cops hurt in New Haven riot
Peacemakers raced to avert further violence after a foundry strike sparked a riot in New Haven Michigan. Deputies Clarence Morgan and Herman Jacobs were injured with a possible skull fracture and broken ribs as union members and company guards clashed last night.
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Herman Jacobs
Clemens
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Jacobs
Halting Liquor Flow: State Increases Agents in Ohio
State liquor enforcement chief Al Humphrey announced more agents in Cincinnati Portsmouth Lima Dayton and Zanesville to stop illegal liquor entry from Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia. Cincinnati Portsmouth will focus on the Kentucky border Lima Dayton watch the Indiana line and Zanesville target West Virginia traffic.
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Chautemps cabinet quits as France reshuffles government
Paris Jan 14 AP reports bank of France halts all exchange dealings until further notice as President Lebrun seeks a new government after Camille Chautemps resigns amid labor unrest and franc decline. Bonnet to direct finances in interim. stock market to operate normally.
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Bonnet
George Bennet
Stock Exchange
U‘al
France
Asiatic Armies In New Struggle Over Canal Fight
In Shanghai a half million Chinese and Japanese troops clash along the grand canal to decide central China's fate. Chiang Kai-Shek and a army command shakeup drive counter attacks to recapture Tsining as Ho Ying-Chin moves to Euchow where Li Tsung Jen directs defenses amid long standing feuds between Chiang and Li.
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Grand Canal
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Chiang Kai-Shek
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Euchow
FAIR MANAGERS HEAR REA BOOST
Ohio fair managers at a two day convention heard L. J. Taber urge a 50 million dollar increase for rural electrification administration appropriations. He said adding to the current 30 million aligns with the Grange balanced budget policy and would boost circulation through materials, labor, and appliance purchases.
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Ohio Fair Managers’ Association
L. J. Taber
National Grange
Grange
Job placements up in 1937 says state official
Ohio State employment service director W. T. Doe reported a 44 percent rise in private employment placements in 1937 versus 1936. He noted 143,505 first time job seekers registered in state offices during 1937, a 13 percent decrease from the prior year.
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Columbus
Ohio State Employment Service
W. T. Doe
Doe
Bootblack’s long loyalty nets $5,000 will gift
Philadelphia on January 14 reports that Frederick MeOwen’s will leaves $5,000 to Joseph Genelli, a bootblack who shined the owner’s shoes daily for nearly fifty years, reflecting a lifetime of service in the city.
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Rootblack
Philadelphia
Frederick MeOwen
Joseph Genelli
MeOwen
Death claims Mrs West 93 with daughter in home
Mrs Martha Jane West 93 widow of Hugh Henry West died at 5 a m today at her daughter Mrs R B Hansel 58 No High St after 24 years with her. Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday at Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev C W Graham officiating. Burial at Oak Grove cemetery. She was Logan's second oldest resident and had lived in Perry and Washington counties and later Laurelville. Survived by sons Dr K S West Lakewood and D W West Laurelville and a daughter Will and seven siblings preceded her. Burial at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Hugh Henry West
R. B. Hansel
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Perry Co
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Washington
K. S. West
Lakewood
D. W. West
Laurelville
Will
C. W. Graham
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ford to Recall 10000 Workers at Dearborn Plant
Ford Motor Co announced that 10,000 employees laid off December 23 will return to work Monday. During the shutdown period fewer than 25,000 of the 87,000 normally employed at the Dearborn plant were idle.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Dearborn
Ex Mayor Hess of Pomeroy Dies at 84
Former Democratic mayor C. J. Hess, who served six terms and was defeated last year, died at his home in Pomeroy Ohio on January 14. He was 84.
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Pomeroy
C. J. Hess
Oater
Ohio Assembly Delays Action On Relief Bill
The Ohio General Assembly postponed consideration of a $4,000,000 relief tax bill to next week, delaying for a seventh week of the special session. The Senate and House recessed. a conference committee will iron out differences on the utility excise and beverage taxes, with amendments to clarify the utility tax for two years and note issuance of short term credits against projected revenues of $1,600,000.
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Senate
House
Lady Huml
D-Cuyahoga
House Conference Committee
Indicted 113 in Steubenville Gambling Probe
Steubenville, Ohio, Jefferson County grand jury indicted 113 persons in a gambling investigation. The report criticizes city and county police for failing to curb gambling and vice conditions, saying such conditions would persist if officials do not uphold their oaths.
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Jefferson County
Grand Jury
Steubenville
Envoy Dieckhoff protests Dodd speech in New York
German Ambassador Hans Dieckhoff protested to Secretary Hull over William E. Dodd s New York address in which the former American envoy assailed Hitler. Dieckhoff called the speech an unheard of insult to a friendly nation, noting Dodd alleged Hitler killed more enemies in five years than Charles II did in twenty.
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William E. Dodd
New York
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Very Rev Israel Noe enters 13th day of abstinence
Memphis report says the Rev Israel Harding Noe reaches day thirteen of fasting with his vigor and spirit reportedly unimpaired. He began the fast at the end of December and his condition is being observed by supporters and authorities.
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Tenn
Israel Harding Noe
Thrift Week Set for Logan January 17 to 23
Next week, January 17 23, Logan observes Thrift Week praised as a national effort honoring Benjamin Franklin. Local merchants plan six days of hundreds of extra values with special listings to appear in the Logan Daily News.
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Logan
Benjamin Franklin
Logan Daily News
Jurors Picked in Wright Murder Trial Probe
Los Angeles jury pool for Paul A. Wright murder case hears questions on unwritten law defense and motives. Deputy DA S Ernest Roll presses jurors on following court rulings about unwritten law while defense attorney Jerry Giesler objects to the implication of such a defense being considered.
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Paul A. Wright
Wright
Joan Kimmel
S. Ernest Roll
Roll
Jerry Giesler
Ingall W. Bull
Wisconsin Judge Mentioned in Capital Speculation
Washington reports speculation on a Wisconsin Federal Circuit Judge Evan Evans as a potential successor to Justice George Sutherland. Other judges named include Samuel Bratton of New Mexico Florence Allen of Ohio and Harold M. Stephens of the DC Court of Appeals.
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Washington
Evan Evans
Wisconsin
George Sutherland
Samuel Bratton
New Mexico
Florence Allen
Ohio
Harold M. Stephens
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Birthday Cheer Moves Family From Hunter Street
Carl Price of Logan Transfer and Storage Co. celebrated his 25th birthday yesterday by helping move M. W Schrader and family from 647 East Hunter Street, owned by Frank Schrader, to their new home at 58 South Depot Street.
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Clinton Huston Arrested for Loitering and Peeping
Clinton Huston a 37 year old from Logan was arrested last night by Patrolman A F Evans on a charge of loitering and window peeping. He is to appear before Mayor Dallas Kinser Saturday night.
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A. F. Evans
Dallas Kinser
Blame Nipple In Baby's Death
Coroner H E Whitacre cites a large hole in a nursing bottle nipple as causing the death of Glenda Sue Bocker three months old near Millbury Ohio. He notes milk drained rapidly into the baby's mouth and asphyxiation by drowning occurred. The mother Magdalena 20 said malted milk was fed and the larger hole was meant to prevent clogging the outlet.
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Glenda Sue Bocker
Glen Bocker
Millbury
H. E. Whitacre
Wood County
Magdalena
News in Pictures at Logan Theatre Review
Logan Theatre presents News in Pictures a pictorial review of the day from the Logan Daily News. It features the President's navy expansion demand and notable figures Carter Glass Justice Sutherland King Carol and Secretary Roper along with a women's page covering spring styles winter sports and pet fashions. Sports items include speedboating winter sports and mountain winter bathing.
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Logan Daily News
Logan Theatre
Carter Glass
Justice Sutherland
King Carol
Roper
Eddie Cantor Rests in Hospital with Sore Throat
Eddie Cantor lay in a Los Angeles hospital with a streptococcus sore throat. The comedian expected to resume his radio engagements next week, signaling a brief illness and continued show business plans.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Cantor
White House hosts seven industry leaders for slump talks
Roosevelt convened seven top figures from industry finance and labor at the White House to discuss cooperative methods to combat the business slump. Guests included Owen D. Young Thomas W Lamont John L Lewis Charles Taussig Rexford Tugwell A A Berle and Philip Murray. The session follows an earlier meeting with captains from motors steel railroads foods and building materials.
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White House
Roosevelt
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
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Rexford G. Tugwell
A. A. Berle
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers
Taussig
National Youth Administration
American Molasses Company
Tugwell
Agriculture and Resettlement Administration
Berle
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
City Chamberlain of
New York
Trade Commitions Boost Involvement In Trade Agreements
Washington officials report a surge in interest in government business cooperation through trade agreement conferences. Nearly 200 industries now operate under voluntary pacts overseen by the Federal Trade Commission to curb unfair practices. Presidents Roosevelt and aims of section six of the FTC act may influence broader data collection.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Trade Commission Act
Henie Made Norwegian Knight at Royal Legation Ceremony
Sonja Henie the Olympic skating star and film actress was named a knight of the Royal Order at a ceremony yesterday at the Norwegian legation. She is the first woman to receive the honor, reflecting her fame in sports and entertainment.
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Sonja Henie
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