Snow Flurries Continue Cold Forecast Across Ohio
Severe cold grips Ohio with snow flurries and subzero readings. Logan averaged six above, Columbus unofficially seven, Cleveland ten. Highways closed on routes 54 56 and 70 as dangerous driving persists. Ice breaks endanger fishermen. Champaign County schools closed early. two deaths due to weather linked auto crashes.
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Logan
Wilmington
Mercury
Columbus
Cleveland
Lancaster
West Lafayette
Sandusky Bay
Champaign County
Frigid midwest storms cause deaths and December-like cold
Frigid blasts sweep the midwest with subzero temperatures as snow and high winds halt travel. Dakotas Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and upper Michigan bear the brunt with buses stalled, cars abandoned, and power lines down. Gov. Frank Murphy orders immediate relief. Drifts reach house tops. 25 men marooned in an Ishpem ing Michigan mine. Rescue crews search snowbound areas near Escanaba oscillating reading 11 below zero.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Upper Michigan
Manitowoc
Garner
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Ishpeming
Mich
Escanaba
Alexandria
Minn
First Birthday Ball Scheduled Tonight in Hocking County
The Hocking County Birthday Ball Committee a local affiliate of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will host the first of three dances tonight at Murray City with Joe Stone heading the arrangements. Proceeds support the national fight with Dr Roosevelt as a fundraising focus. Tickets available from LeRoy Conkle or committee members and at the Logan Daily News office.
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Hocking County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Murray City
Joe Stone
Laurelville
Logan
Arcade Hall
Wien
Roosevelt
LeRoy Conkle
Hocking
Conkle
Logan Daily News
Western Union
Battle Fund
Roosevelt calls for price cuts to aid buyers
President Roosevelt reaffirmed that restoring purchasing power hinges on cutting prices rather than wages. He stated clearly at a press conference that the path out of recession lies in lower prices, not reduced pay.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wright Challenges Cold Blood Theory in Murder Trial
Defense counters prosecution claim that Paul A. Wright murdered his wife Evelyn and John Kimmel in cold blood. Wright says he shot them after discovering an embrace on a grand piano bench at his home amid alleged unfaithfulness concerns. Airport official Art LaVave testifies Wright described the embrace and a sudden, troubling motive.
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Los Angeles
Paul A. Wright
John Kimmel
Jerry Giesler
Wright
Evelyn
Kimmel
Glendale
Art LaVave
Laveve
Helen
LaVove
Miners Study Resolutions at Convention Vote
United Mine Workers heard 2,172 resolutions including six urging a third term for President Roosevelt and many urging peace between the CIO and the American Federation of Labor. The resolutions were presented for consideration at the convention today.
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Washington
Roosevelt
CIO
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers Convention
Probers Subpoena Akron Ex-Mayor
Akron former mayor G. Lloyd Weil was summoned before the senate graft-hunting committee as it investigates alleged commissions on state business. Committee chair J Ralph Leidner said the inquiry has slowed the practice of taking commissions. Rep Gus Kasch had charged Weil managed a take-off of one half cent a gallon on gasoline sold to the state. Kasch cited State Auditor Ferguson as the source, noting investigators have probed state departments since last year.
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Columbus
G. Lloyd Weil
Akron
Senate
J. Ralph Leidner
Joseph T. Ferguson
Architect Onderdouk Lectures At Logan High School
Dr Francis Skillman Onderdouk, linked with the University of Michigan College of Architecture from 1925 to 1933, delivered an illustrated lecture on architecture in the Logan High School auditorium as part of a continuing series in a lecture course arrangement.
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Francis Skillman Onderdouk
College of Architecture
Theniversity of Michigan
Logan High School
William Telling Dead At 33 In Cleveland Farm Leader
William E. Telling, a farm boy turned prominent figure in the daig industry, died today at Lakeree Hospital in Cleveland. He was 33.
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William Telling
Cleveland
William E. Telling
Lakeree Hospital
Conservationists Confer On Fishing
The Ohio conservation council met in Columbus to draft a program regulating inland fishing for the coming year after opponents to a proposed spring ban spoke at an open session. A closed session will consider proposals from sportsmen, including 1000 feet dam bans during spawning May 1 to June 15, while poll results show broad opposition to a total inland closure.
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Columbus
Ohio Conservation Council
Kay Miller
Zanesville
Fish and Game Associations
H. A. Probst
Dayton
Joseph AH. Streb
Dever
Council
Hold detective in bombing probe near arrest in LA
Los Angeles January 26 AP police detective Captain Marie Kynette was ordered held in the bombing case of private investigator Mary Raymona. District Attorney Baron Fitts said he had evidence tying Kynette to the bombing and would seek a fifty thousand nine hundred dollar bond. Raymona was critically injured when a bomb attached to a car engine exploded as he started the vehicle. He was hired by a politico civic group to probe alleged city government corruption.
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Los Angeles
Marie Kynette
Mary Raymona
Boocks Seeks City County Health Unit Merge
Dr. H. M. Boocks city health commissioner told City Council last night that the city health setup is inadequate and urged a.merge with the county unit. He cited past joint operation benefits, outlined funding plans with city 1600 dollars and state 400 dollars plus federal nurse and sanitarian, and cited tuberculosis inspections and unsanitary food handling as urgent needs. Council members praised his work and explored the reunion option with the county health department.
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H. M. Boocks
Boocks
Council
Logan
Walter Brehm
Brehm
County Health Department
Speaker Uible Seeks Democratic Nomination for Lt Governor
Ohio House member Frank R. Vible of Cuyahoga County announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. Vible, in his third term, received immediate endorsement from House Democrats. Yoder will not seek reelection, clearing the path for a governor’s race with Sawyer also pursuing the nomination.
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Columbus
Frank R. Vible
Cuyahoga
Ohio House of Representatives
Vible
House
Aible
Martin L. Davey
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Paul P. Yoder
Eaton
Snow crushes six children at Otaru gymnasium
Six children died as heavy snow collapsed a primary school gymnasium in Otaru. Fifty six others were trapped beneath the snow, eight rescued, seven seriously injured. Rescue crews worked through the day to free victims and assess the collapse.
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Tokyo
Otaru
Domei
Ohio Assembly Moves to End Special Session Next Feb 10
The Ohio House moves toward a sine die adjournment of the special session by February 10 under administration leaders. Senate opposition centers on funds for the graft inquiry and a governor adjournment could end the probe. The House also passed a pension bill amendment restricting blanket increases during rolls addition, sponsored by L. C. Washburn.
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Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
Bishop Kilpatrick
House
Martin L. Davey
L. C. Washburn
D-Summit
Mrs Proctor and Miss Jones Join Logan Daily News
The Logan Daily News announces two new staff correspondents Mrs Flave Proctor Gore and Miss Jennie Mae Jones Union Furnace. They will report community news from Hocking County several times weekly and their columns appear on Page Six today.
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Hocking County
Logan Daily News Today
Flave Proctor
Gore
Jennie Mae Jones
Union Furnace
Logan Daily News
Proctor
Miss Jones
Indictments Sought in Conn Slaying Case near Freeport
Cadiz Ohio AP reported a reliable source said indictments were returned against four men in the slaying of State Highway Patrolman George Conn on September 27, with a woman being sought. Prosecutor Fred Orum declined to confirm but cited strong evidence and ongoing verification. Four men identified by Col Lynn Black are Ford 20, Johnson 42, Masualla 24, Sereno 21, all Pittsburgh residents.
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Cadiz
George Conn
Fred Orum
Lynn Black
Charles Ford
Booker Johnson
Bernard Masualla
Pete Sereno
Pittsburgh
Colonel Black
Ford
Freeport
Conn
Stamps Missing After Logan High School Burglary
Logan High School officials told police they overlooked losses of 50 or 60 three-cent stamps in a burglary at the school Monday night.
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Logan High School
Meets Granddaughter, Man, 79, Drops Dead
Jacob Daubenmier of Sugar Grove died of heart disease while visiting his son in Marion Township after meeting his granddaughter on the school route. Coroner Vance Brian and Sheriff Joe Farbearn attended. Survived by five sons and two daughters. Body to Smith Funeral Home, Lancaster.
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Daubenmier Station
Marion Township
Jacob Daubenmier
Sugar Grove
Vance Brian
Joe Farbearn
Daubenmier
City approves 84,698 budget increase for all funds
Logan City Council passed the annual appropriation ordinance, totaling 84,698 including temporary two month funds. The hike over last year and the police, park, street, and health allocations were noted, with plans for a new eight acre city park and WPA project. debate included health unit unification and park funding specifics.
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George Moore
Kachelmacher Park
Kachelmacher
Kinser
Oak Grove Cemetery
Loomis
Logan
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