Roosevelt forces push compromise as holding company bill heats up
Washington July 83 AP Roosevelt forces offer to compromise on the death sentence for public utility holding companies while a House committee readies a lobby inquiry. Rep Brewster accuses RFC attorney Thomas Corcoran of pressuring votes, amid expected clashes and claims of a massed campaign by utilities to protest Congress.
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Former Logan Woman Is Dead After Hospital Operation
Mrs. Mary Hayman Hayman aged 32 of Columbus died at White Cross hospital this morning from peritonitis after a recent operation. She had been ill for some time and was brought to the hospital last night. The body will be moved to Logan today by Woodard Funeral Service. She leaves husband Carl Hayman, parents, three sisters and three brothers. Funeral services for Lon Hayman, her late father in law and formerly of Logan, were held earlier this week after an auto crash in Columbus.
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Congress Takes Up Water Carriers Bill In Senate Today
The Associated Press reports the Senate will address a bill to place water carriers under I C. Senate House conference continues on a social security bill as the House remains in recess.
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Four BIS youths captured after Lancaster escape
Four escaped boys from the Lancaster industrial school were captured three miles from Lancaster in brush and hills. Two other fugitives were sighted near Amanda. The group fled after slugging guards with an iron pipe and foraged on fruit, berries, and garden produce. Captured: Charles Watson, 16. Charles Smithson, 17. Bernard O'Donnell, 16. Howard Hoon, 17. At large: Leo Spraley, 18. Trent West, 14.
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Japan Coves Soviet Lands In Amur River Dispute
Moscow outlined Russian concerns over Japanese aims to seize Amur river islands and the delta island near Khabarovsk. It cited strategic value and rumored gold wealth, warning Tokyo of grave consequences if Manchoukuo forces cross into Soviet territory.
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Hinkle Injured in Practice Game at 8 Ball Park
Biber Hinkle of Camp Hocking suffered an ankle injury during a practice game at 8 8 ball park. An X ray showed no fracture and he was released from Cherrington Hospital.
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Court rules boys rightful owners of buried treasure
In Baltimore two 16 year old boys Theodore Jones and Henry Grob found 3 558 gold coins in a cellar last August. The coins were declared rightful property by the court of appeals and sold for over $20 000 with proceeds impounded while ownership disputes were settled.
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Body of Lakes Victim Sought After Drowning in Speed Boat Ride
Coast guards continued search along Lake Erie's shore for Mildred Brockman a former Cleveland city hall employee who drowned Friday night during a speed boat ride with city staff safety director Martin Lavelle and Martin O Boyle a former prohibition violator Coroner A J Pearse neared completion of his inquiry O Boyle testified he led efforts to suppress facts about the death saying it would be bad for Lavelle to have his name linked to mine
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No Paper on Fourth in Logan Daily News
Postmaster Wood Bowen announces there will be no mail delivery in Logan on Thursday July 4. City and rural services cease, but the post office lobby remains open from 7 30 a m to 5 30 p m for box holders. Special deliveries will be made and outgoing mails dispatched.
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Tax Receipts Totals for Week Ending June 29 1935
Harry S. Day announces weekly and year to date tax collections from prepaid tax receipts. Week ending June 29 totals 923 081 47 with 15 795 913 31 prior reported. State and county totals reach 45 181 976 06 with 33 044 50 collected in Hocking County this week.
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Fireworks boom for Fourth promises noisy daybreak
Fireworks makers in Bedlam and nearby St. Louis report up to 15 percent higher activity as advance sales surge for the Fourth. The old fashioned firecracker remains best seller with daylight novelties growing, including new animal shaped explosive devices labeled Keep away because I kick.
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Conservancy Quiz to Air Expenses in Muskegon District
The state board of control refused a 335000 dollar allotment for the Musk ingum conservancy district. Officials pledged full disclosure of expenditures for a board inquiry.
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Daniel Dannison leaves Cherrington hospital after week
Daniel Dannison of Junction City was released from Cherrington hospital last night following a week of treatment.
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Leaders Work to Stave Off New Revolts in Congress
Democratic leaders battled to quell a House revolt over TVA amendments and utilities bills as tensions rose. The clash reflected broader frustrations with administration concessions and perceived patronage gaps amid ongoing Capitol Hill maneuvering and a pending Senate review of the Eastman bill.
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Heavy casualties reported in Italian Ethiopian frontier battle
Unconfirmed reports say heavy casualties occurred in a clash between Italian and Ethiopian forces on the Eritrean frontier near Addis Ababa with few details available at once.
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Ohio Bans High Price Cars Across State
The Ohio state control board barred purchases of high price automobiles with a $750 ceiling. The ruling applies broadly except in cases where the legislature earmarks funds for specific machines.
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Henry Ford of France Dies in Paris at 67
Andre Gustave Citroen known as the Henry Ford of France died in a Paris hospital after a long illness and grief over business troubles. Once founder of a vast auto plant valued at billions of francs, his company was placed in receivership in 1934 and he stepped back from active management. Citroen, born February 5, 1878, faced mounting hardship including the loss of a daughter and a drastic weight decline before his death.
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Reichs Axe Falls Twice On Espionage Convicts
Berlin reports the Nazi executioner beheaded Egon Brest aged 28 and Bruno Hindemann aged 63 for espionage after trial by the people's court. Wilhelm Battesch, 48, received life imprisonment for betraying military information. The executions echo a prior fate of two German noblewomen.
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Boone couple in lethal quarrel roils Ripley area
Pearl Boone, 67, shot his wife Josie 55 during a quarrel at a daughter’s home in Ripley Ohio. Boone was critically wounded and near death in Maysville Kentucky hospital. Mrs Boone was in Cincinnati hospital with gunshot wounds listed as fair.
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Kelsey Howard
Serena
Mt Vesvius Erupts in Tremendous Explosion
Mount Vesuvius erupted with a tremendous blast early today blowing a cone fragment high into the air. Lava began flowing copiously as a second opening appeared at the cone base near Naples on July 3.
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Liberty Quiz Ends Suddenl y as Police Act
Cuban authorities detain 17 American visitors at Havana upon arrival of the liner Oriente. Clifford Odets leads the League of American Writers commission. officials deem the mission agitation and undesired. The group is held aboard then searched and disembarked with papers seized.
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Mercy death case: Chicago man to face murder indictment
Assistant State's Attorney Richard Regan said the state will seek a murder indictment against William Ganshaw 58 for helping his wife Elizabeth die to end her suffering. Ganshaw said he rigged a gas hose, and after his wife died he slept but woke with a bitter taste and reported the scene. Daughters defended him saying he was kind and she begged for relief from illness. Police say nail and skin trace evidence was found.
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Cracker Causes Ventilator Blaze at Hammon's Grocery
A firecracker thrown into the basement ventilator at Hammon's grocery caused a small blaze that was extinguished by the Logan fire department. The fire burned waste paper in the shaft with no damage reported.
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