Russo Japanese Front Tensions Escalate Over Amur Border
Tokyo reports mass mobilizations as Emperor Hirohito orders facts from Moscow on a dispute over the Amur River border. Russia warns evacuation and declares mobilizations along the frontier while both sides hold high level talks in Tokyo and Hsinking. Moscow cancels appointments to address the crisis and floats a four billion ruble defense loan.
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Hirohito
Amur
Tokyo
Amur River
Soviet Siberia
Manchukuo
Japan
Red Army
Navy
Yonai
Moscow
Manchoukuo
Hsinking
V. K. Blucher
Seniuru Island
Maxim Litvinoff
Train Wreck Near Bluefield Kills Engineer and Fireman
A Norfolk and Western locomotive derailed and exploded 20 miles from Bluefield. Engineer W. W. Snead and fireman Israel Mahaffey died in the crash. A brakeman was injured.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Norfolk and Western Railway
W. W. Snead
Israel Mahaffey
Poling denies entering home in break and enter case
Fred Poling a 47 year old resident of West Logan was held to the grand jury today pleading not guilty to a breaking and entering charge. Bond was set at 506 dollars. He was arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith on a break in at the home of James Poling on June 8 with a box of groceries valued at unknown amount.
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Fred Poling
West Logan
Nellis Smith
James Poling
Land of Promise Immigrants Beat Quota By One Day
A group of immigrants first sight of New York greets them as their ship nears the bay. They sail up the Hudson and beat the 1936 37 quota by one day and the expected limit.
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United States
New York
Bay
Hudson River
Disciple Faces Five Year Rap
John Wuest Hunt, follower of Father Divine, convicted of transporting 17 year old Delight Jewett from Denver to Beverly Hills for immoral purposes. Co defendants Agnes Gardner Elizabeth Peters and H B Smith acquitted. Judge Yankwich set Friday for sentencing and plea for new trial. Hunt faces up to five years.
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Los Angeles
John Wuest Hunt
Father Divine
Delight Jewett
Denver
Colo
Beverly Hills
Calif
Hunt
Iis
Agnes Gardner
Elizabeth Peters
H. B Smith
Leon Yankwich
Il Popolo D Italia accuses powers of Spain non intervention violations
Il Popolo D Italia, Milan, accuses Britain and France of violating the Spanish non intervention pact. An editorial, possibly Mussolini’s, says Britain supplied the Valencia government with arms and men and France ran large war volunteer recruiting stations.
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Associated Press
Benito Mussolini
Il Popolo D'Italia
Milan
Great Britain
France
Il Duce
Britain
Valencia
Frauds overfits date bureau at Ohio State event
Kappa Sigma members at Columbus Ohio state university held a biennial conclave and told coeds operating a date bureau they preferred cute tall blonde girls. Howard Pyle noted more eligible girls appeared on the list than were met at the conclave.
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Columbus
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Ohio State University
Howard Pyle
Senate Passes Stop Gap to Fund Ohio Departments
The Ohio Senate approved an 11.224 million stop gap appropriation to fund state departments for three months while the 1987-38 budget is negotiated with the House. The measure passed 23 to 4 and goes to the House as analysts warn of a looming fiscal lapse.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
Senate
Davey
Yoder
Martin L. Davey
Paul Yoder
Fishermen in Auto Mishap Near Buckeye Lake
Four Logan youths returning from an overnight fishing trip escaped injury when their car collided with another and overturned on the Sugar Grove road in Marion Township. Earl Glei led the Logan car with Ralph Nash Eddie Nelson and Kermit Bliss as passengers. Rol land Roach drove the other car. Wayne Roach suffered a cut from flying glass. Deputy Nellis Smith investigated.
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Buckeye Lake
Logan
Sugar Grove
Marion Township
Lydia Bebout
Earl Glei
Ralph Nash
Eddie Nelson
Logan Sportsman Bar and Grill Opens Tomorrow
The Sportsman Bar and Grill opens tomorrow under manager Alex Mowery. Located at Main and Spring Streets, the newly equipped and redecorated venue offers a fresh dining and drinking space.
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Sportsman
Alex Mowery
Main and
Spring Sts
Graphologist Studies Ballots in Local Ballot Tampering Case
Special Prosecutor Thomas A. Burke Jr said handwriting expert W. J. Brumfield of Cleveland would testify Friday on whether cross marks on four defendants samples match ballots the state says were altered in Lawrence County commissioner election. The defense sought time for its own expert to study the ballots and planned to testify Saturday morning.
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Ironton, C
Lawrence
Thomas A. Burke, Jr
W. J. Brumfield
Cleveland
Tri Power Money Pact to Continue Despite France Crisis
Secretary Morgenthau announced the tri power monetary agreement will be continued despite France's financial crisis. He said the United States aims for close cooperation with Britain and France under the tri partite declaration to stabilize exchange rates using stabilization funds.
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Washington
Morgenthau
France
Treasury
Georges Bonnet
Treasuries
Great Britain
United States
Two Quizzed In Kidnap Deaths Of Girls Inglewood
In Inglewood California two men were held in the kidnap murder of three girls Madeline Everett aged 7 Melba Everett 9 and Jeanette Stephens 8 identified suspect Luther Dow 33 an ex convic t. A second suspect unnamed faced police scrutiny as crowds gathered at city hall. The victims were abducted while pa rtying with a man promising rabbit hunting and later found beaten in a Baldwin Hills gulch.
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Inglewood
Calif
Los Angeles
Luther Dow
William Penprase
Sheriff's Office
Penprase
Don
Los Angeles Central
Dow
Merle Everett
Park
Haskell Wright
Kenneth Highlander
Eddie the Sailor
Madeline Everett
Melba
Jeanette Stephens
Baldwin Hills
Ambrose Loses WPA Timekeeping Post in County Merger
Fred Ambrose of Logan is laid off as timekeeping supervisor in the Hocking County WPA office as timekeeping merges with Perry County. He served about four years. WPA in Ohio shifts to six districts from twelve and plans 90 000 Ohio employees by July 15. Ed Collins says no definite local quota yet, though Hocking rolls will be cut.
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Fred Ambrose
Logan
Hocking County
WPA
Hocking
Perry
Ambrose
Ohio
Ed Collins
Ford agency logs hundredth 1937 car sale this week
The local Ford dealer sold the hundredth car of their 1937 line this week marking a milestone for Ogg and Beasley. The event underscores strong demand for the new model year as customers visit the showroom in growing numbers.
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Ogg and Beasley
Ford
Wheat Damage Unestimated in Ohio Wheat Yield
Dr. J I Falconer of Ohio State University says total wheat damage in Ohio from rust winds and floods cannot be estimated. He notes June 1 forecasts of 50 million bushels on 2 45 million acres, well above the five year average, but admits yields will be lower than expected and prices held.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. I. Falconer
Ohio State University
Falconer
Picket Clash Injures Dozens At Cleveland Mill Plant
In a ten minute clash between A F L garment workers and CIO pickets at the reopening of Stone Knitting Mills in Cleveland more than twenty people were injured none seriously Two women were treated at a hospital Anne Simon a CIO picket was aided by friends during the melee The clash followed a march by A F L workers on a plant closed by CIO pickets
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A. F. of
L. Garment Workers
CG. I. O
Stone Knitting Mills Company
Cleveland
Anne Simon
L. Garment Works
Roosevelts Leave On Secret Honeymoon
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and Ethel duPont wed in a star studded ceremony at Christ Church Wilmington Del. They depart for abroad on the Empress of Britain with secret service protection and a planned honeymoon kept from public view.
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Roosevelts
Wilmington
Del
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel duPont
Amelia Earhart Delays Longest World Flight Leg
Adverse weather near Howland Island forces Amelia Earhart to postpone the 2,570 mile leg from Lae New Guinea aboard the U S Coast Guard cutter Itasca. No airplane has yet completed this leg of the around the world attempt.
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U.S. Coast Guard
Itasca
Howland Island
Amelia Earhart
Lae
New Guinea
Om Lae
Howland
Miss Earhart
Joe Louis Chauffeur Fined for Speeding Charge
May or Harvey Dier of Shoeftield Lake says Joe Louis paid a 15.20 dollar fine for his chauffeur who faced a speeding charge last night in Lorain.
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Lorain
Harvey Dier
Shoeftield Lake Village
Joe Louis
Five Die as Military Plane Crashes Near Turquetein
Metz France July 1 Five persons were burned to death today when a military plane caught fire and crashed near Turquetein in the Moselle department.
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Metz
France
Turquetein
Moselle
Stores Observe Fourth
All Logan retail stores will close Monday in observance of the Fourth of July. The holiday falls on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Inland Steel Opens East Chicago Plants Amid Truce
Inland Steel’s East Chicago plant reopened peacefully under a governor announced truce as SWOC and company officials touted a no concession settlement. Gus Hall surrendered on a charge linked to steel strike disorders. The move follows a broader Great Lakes strike pattern with varied reactions in Mahoning Valley and Youngstown districts.
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Warren, O
Gus Hall
Warren-Niles District
CIO
Chicago
Ind
Inland Steel
M. Clifford Townsend
Indiana
Great Lakes
Mahoning Valley
I. Ohio
Ohio National
Bessemer
Youngstown Steel
Republic Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland
Bethlehem Steel
Gov. Townsend
SWOC
Clarence B. Randall
Nicholas Fontecchio
Calumet
Indiana-Illinois
Randall
Townsend
Cleveland
National Labor Relations Board
Bethlehem
s@public
Youngstown Sheeg
Frank Fwell
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Solons
Henrietta Koscitamski
Robert Irwin
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Sell Hundreth Car
DuPont
United States Secret Service
President Roosevelt
Owl's Nest
Eugene duPont
Secret Service
Guard
President
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
duPonts
Ethel
Franklin
Mother
Endicott Peabody
Eleanor Roosevelt
Charles Courboin
Mendelssohn
Juliet
Amelia
Bulletin
The
Youngstown
Inland Steel Double AG
Agres
Tee
Gove Townsend
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