Ohio Fuel Gas Co Proposes 67 1 2 Cent Rate Pact
Logan city council heard a proposal from Jank Phillips of Ohio Fuel Gas Co to set an average rate of 67 1 2 cents per thousand cubic feet for five years as a compromise, lower than the PUCO finding 72.04 but higher than current about 55 cents. The plan requires council action next meeting and could include OR a PUCO protest if not approved within two weeks.
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Logan
Jank Phillips
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Phillips
Public Utility Commission
PUCO
Gismee Saattesa
Unhappy Warrior and Turncoat Echoes in Politics
Washington dispatch reports the label Alfred E. Smith as an unhappy warrior and Borah warns leaders may drive the Republicans to defeat. Gov Landon to speak at Kansas Day banquet in Topeka as southern insurgent Democrats rally under Gov Talmadge and Kirby in Macon Georgia.
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Washington
New Deal
Alfred E. Smith
Borah
Idaho
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Deep South
Macon
Eugene Talmadge
John Henry Kirby
Texas
Congress Today in Recess and Committee Actions
In recess, Agriculture committee drafts farm relief law and studies farm legislation. Foreign relations committee studies neutrality legislation. Appropriations committee considers deficiency bill. House to meet at noon to consider interior department appropriation bill. Senate heard Solicitor General Reed say farm bill constitutional. Ranking committee approved Federal Reserve Board nominations. Ways and Means referred tax enforcement agencies bill to Treasury.
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Agriculture Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Appropriations Committee
House
Interior Department
Labor Subcommittee
Senate
Reed
Ranking
Federal Reserve Board
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Britain Scans State Issues After King’s Obsequies
Britain’s ministers shift focus to state and defense expansion as King Edward VIII prepares for leadership. Budget estimates for armed forces growth go to No. 10 for cabinet review amid European tensions and ongoing Italy Ethiopia fighting and Egypt crisis.
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Great Britain
George V
Edward VIII
No. 10
Downing Street
Italy
Ethiopia
Egypt
Britain
Senate approves revised farm bill on soil conservation
In Washington on January 29 the Senate Agriculture Committee approved a revised soil conservation farm bill by a 14 to 2 vote. The measure aims to bolster soil preservation and rural resource programs.
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Washington
Senate
Umpire Stark Resigns Over NL Salary Stand
Albert D. Stark known as Dolly Stark resigns amid the National League salary dispute. He claims $9,000 is insufficient for his duties while President Ford Frick seeks to smooth the conflict ahead of the season.
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Albert D
Dolly) Stark
National League
Stark
Ford Frick
Legion Pushes Minnstral Plan In Logan Meeting
Logan Legionnaires plan an annual minstrel for February 28 29 after a special meeting. A committee led by Charles Achauer Don Bort and Barton A Hall will arrange the event likely at the Chakeres Logan Theatre with a regular screen program.
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Logan Legionnaires
Chas. Achauer
Don Bort
Barton
A. Hall
Chakeres Logan Theatre
Hall
Girl Sprains Arm After Ice Fall on Way to School
Miss Marietta Freeman daughter of Mrs Clara Freeman East Main Street suffered a badly sprained and bruised arm when she slipped on the ice Tuesday noon while walking to school.
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Marietta Freeman
Clara Freeman
East Main St
Ardent Femme Follows Eddy Across Country
Nelson Eddy’s manager said a teen admirer from South Bend followed the singer from Long Beach to Los Angeles Oakland and Cincinnati. Barbara M. Clark reportedly sat in the balcony and obtained Eddy’s autograph after traveling to see his tour.
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Nelson Eddy
Elaine Barrie
John Barrymore
Calvin Franklin
Eddy
Franklin
South Bend
Ind
Long Beach
Calif
Ohio State Journal
Barbara M. Clark
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
County Board Allocates 1936 Funds in Special Session
The Hocking county board of commissioners, in a special session, completed their 1936 appropriations. General fund is $92,928 versus $87,951.67 last year, road funds drop to $76,257.71 from $77,112.15, and auditors report no salary cuts for courthouse clerks.
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Hocking County’ Board of Commissioners
W. S. Yaw
No Change in Louisiana Policy Despite Governor Allen Death
Baton Rouge report states Governor James A Noe vows no policy changes after the death of Governor O K Allen. Allen died of a cerebral hemorrhage and Noe will serve out Allen term to May 11. Allen’s body lies in state at the capitol before funeral in Winnfield.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
O. K. Allen
James A. Noe
Allen
Louisiana
Noe
Liong
Winnfield
Deferred action in knife case examined by district attorney
San Francisco January 29 The district attorney's office studied an amended penal code to see if criminal charges may be filed in Ann Cooper Hewitt's 500000 sterilization case. Defense attorney I M Golden said the amendment blocks warrants without signed complaints. Action deferred until February 4 when Assistant D A August Fourtner reports.
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District Attorney's Office
Ann Cooper Hewitt
I. M. Golden
Miss Hewitt
August Fourtner
Fire destroys four buildings in St. Marys
St. Marys, W VA, surveyed ruins of a blaze that ruined four structures on Second Street yesterday. Owners estimate damage at 50 000 dollars. Fire equipment from Parkersburg Marietta Belpre aided in controlling the flames. Firemen blamed a defective flue.
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ST. Marys
W. VA
Second St
Parkersburg
Marietta
Belpre
Pheasant Shooter Pleads Guilty in Justice Court
Roy Persons of Tiffin faced a $25 fine and court costs after pleading guilty to shooting pheasants out of season in Justice Court yesterday in Bowling Green Ohio.
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Bowling Green
Roy Persons
Justice Court
Ohio veterans rush to claim 106 million bonus shares
Ohio veterans scramble for application blanks in a $106 million veterans bonus. Army navy and marine service members flood Akron and Kenton rallies as Legion leaders pledge swift distribution and state officials note prior payments and 1922 law.
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Columbus
Ohio
Army
Navy
Marine
Akron
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Army and Navy Union
J. J. Saslavsky
State
American Legion
Hardin County Legion
Kenton
Milton J. Campbell
Ohio Legion
Roosevelt outlines delay in veterans bonus demand notes
President Roosevelt said at a press conference that many veterans may wait until mid-summer for the demand note bonds paying the bonus. He noted the distribution is enormous and that first bonds likely go out around July 1 with cashing allowed June 15, with completion in six to eight weeks.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Clarence Stricklin Dies Veteran Big Four Railroad Man
Clarence F. Stricklin aged 68, a 53 year veteran of the Big Four railroad, died yesterday in Delaware Ohio. He served a long career with the railroad and was known locally for his commitment to the service. Funeral details were not immediately released.
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Delaware
Clarence F. Stricklin
Big Four Railroad
Woman in Red Claims $1000 From Michigan
Governor's office confirms Anna Sage the woman in red has a valid $1000 claim against Michigan for pointing out John Dillinger to federal agents. Legal advisor says former Governor Comstock joined four states in guaranteeing a $5000 reward for Dillinger's capture or death and will seek payment from other states.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
John Dillinger
R. Glenn Dunn
Frank D. Fitzgerald
William A. Comstock
Dillinger
Dunn
Snow Advancing Toward Ohio in Midwest Cold Snap
A new snow blanket spreads from the Dakotas to Ohio and will reach Pennsylvania and New York by nightfall. Zero weather lingers in the west as a Midwest cold snap is forecast for tomorrow. Another storm whitens northern New England while temperatures stay well below normal nationwide.
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Chicago
Dakotas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Woman and child held on kidnapping charge in Birmingham case
A 21 year old woman who gave the name Dora Bayless and a two year old girl were in custody in Columbus Ohio on a kidnapping charge. She claimed her husband seeking custody filed the charge in Birmingham Alabama.
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Dora Bayless
Birmingham
Ala
Ohio Governor weighs relief budget amid uncertain actions
Ohio Gov. Martin L. Davey faced a decision on a $11.5 million bill to create a four man relief commission for seven months. He said he dislikes the measure and would veto it if not risking hardship to innocent people, but he pledged to sign to speed relief funds to distressed counties and ensure care for Ohioans until July 31.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Labor case tests states power over interstate commerce
Ohio briefs completed in a Supreme Court challenge over whether states may ban prison made goods in open markets. Attorney General Bricker will lead next week against Asa Whitfield of Alabama, in a test of the Hawes Cooper act and state authority.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
John W. Bricker
U. S. Supreme Court
Asa H. Whitfield
Alabama
Bricker
Hawes-Cooper
Guffey Sees Ongoing Push For Soft Coal Regulation
Senator Guffey predicts a prolonged battle over federal regulation of the soft coal industry if the Guffey act is ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. He spoke at the United Mine Workers convention, pledging continued effort and support for labor’s goals. The resolutions committee began sorting 3,000 convention proposals, including calls related to William Green of the A F of L and miners’ political interests.
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Guffey
Washington
Supreme Court
D. Pa
United. Mi
Unine
le Guffey
Resolutions Committee
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Fayette City
Green
A. F. of L
Lewis
Craft
Inpa
United Mine Workers
Janey
Lapaign
Silent Burial Planned For Thrill Slayer
A sweeping investigation began into the Loeb Leopold case as Richard Loeb died from 56 razor wounds inflicted by James Day in Stateville prison. Authorities vowed a full inquiry while relatives prepared a quiet burial with no funeral services.
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Loeb
Nathan Leopold
Robret Franks
Officials Eye Job Problems Across Ohio Counties
Commissioners and officials from Athens Fairfield and Hocking counties met at the Hocking County Courthouse to seek WPA work for worthy unemployed not yet eligible for relief. Barton A Hall, presiding, was named to contact Dr Carl Watson relief director on enlarging relief to include such cases. If denied, officials from over twenty southeastern counties may seek action and Hall planned to discuss the matter in Columbus.
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Athens
Fairfield
Hocking Counties
Hocking County Court House
Barton A. Hall
Carl Watson
Ohio
Hall
Collumbus
Banker Alexander Marshall dead at 78 in Cleveland
Alexander B. Marshall aged 78 a banker for five decades died today in Cleveland from a heart ailment He served as vice president of Union Trust Co until its closure in 1933 and was a longtime figure in local banking relations.
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Cleveland
Alexander B. Marshall
Union Trust Co
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