Berlin Blames Allies For War Spread Army Defenses Grow
War notes reveal Berlin accusing Allies of widening the conflict while militaries push a combined defense budget of about a billion dollars. The piece also reports Logan Day by day by ED staff and OSU enrollment shifts showing seven fewer Hocking County students in 1939 40 than in 1938 39. A rabbit nesting report from North Mulberry describes a Paul Monks yard with six young rabbits appearing, leaving the nest, and returning each afternoon.
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Hocking County
Ohio State Univrsity
Hocking Couny
Willkie Campaign Grows As 12-Member Advisory Panel Forms
Washington July 3 12 member advisory committee takes charge of Wendell Willkie’s presidential drive as John L. Lewis backs Burton Wheeler for President sparking third party talk. Roosevelt remains silent on Willkie challenge while Willkie rejects corporate gifts over 5 000 and begins organization ahead of the Democratic convention.
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Wendell Willkie
John L. Lewis
Burton K. Wheeler
Lewis
St. Louis
Wheeler
Roosevelt
FDR
Willkie
Chicago
Hyde Park
N. Y
Stassen
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
New Mexico
Thomas E. Dewey
David S. Ingalls
Cleveland
Nazis Attack England with Renewed Fury
German U boats and bombing planes pressed renewed attacks on Britain as DNB claimed Allied plans for expanding war fronts. The high command said 18 000 tons of shipping were sunk and 39 000 tons torpedoed. British RAF fighters downed a bomber near the east coast.
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Britain
DNB
Europe
France
Romania
Turkey
Greece
Yugoslavia
Scandinavia
Germany
High Command
England
Aid Ministry
Oil on Route 664 Advises Hocking State Park Visitors
Logan residents and visitors to Hocking State Parks are warned that Route 664 is oiled, making rocky trail navigation difficult. The rumor of cars submerged in oil holes is unfounded. Travelers should use Route 180 to 374 or Route 15 to 56 then to Ash Cave and Route 374, the Scenic Route. backroad shortcuts are not advised for beginners.
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Logan
Hocking
Ash Cave
Fair Weather Forecast For Fourth Of July
Logan weather outlook predicts fair and cool conditions through Thursday and Friday with no rain expected. Temperatures in the seventies persist after July’s start, drawing crowds to the municipal swimming pool where attendance reached 327 on Tuesday reported by Assistant Manager Charles Eberst.
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Logan
Charles Eberst
Six youths die as train strikes car near Maywood
Six teenagers riding to a hospital at a roadhouse party were killed when their car ignored crossing signals and was hit by a Soo Line passenger train near Maywood. The group included three girls and three boys aged about 16 to 18.
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Chicago
Maywood
Soo Line
No Paper Thursday in observance of July Fourth
The Daily News will not publish on Thursday July 4 to allow employees and families to observe the holiday. Editorial offices will be closed all day.
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Daily News
Senate Watches Defense Spending Grow After July Start
The Army and Navy issued a recap showing over 1 billion dollars in new defense contracts in the last month. The vast orders cover items from beans to bombers and submarines as the first major expenditure block of the 4.5 billion dollar fiscal year starting July 1. The report followed by the Senate Naval Committee's scheduled actions.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Congress
Senate Naval Committee
Knox Nomination for Navy Secretary Cleared by Senate Panel
The Senate Naval Affairs Committee approved Col. Frank Knox's nomination for Navy Secretary nine to five, clearing the way for Senate debate likely early next week. The panel delayed action to probe a claim that Knox urged immediate U S military involvement in Europe while stressing he favored aid without sending troops.
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Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
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Knox
Henry L. Stimson
Secretary of the Navy
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Senate Military Committee
Stimson
Europe
Naval Committee
Helen Essary
Chicago Daily News
Godman Shoe Plant Closes for Weekend
The H. C. Godman Shoe Company plant will close Wednesday evening and reopen Monday morning following a policy of weekend vacations when holidays fall on Thursday or Friday.
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Godman Shoe
H. C. Godman Shoe Company
Navy awards fuel 9000 engine contract for Allies and U S
The national defense commission says Packard will build 9000 aircraft engines 3000 for the United States and 6000 for Great Britain as part of a vast navy expansion. Navy orders total 87 vessels costing 910 million with at least 250 million to finish equipment.
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National Defense Commission
Packard Motor Company
United States
Great Britain
Navy
Army
War Department
Cleveland Psychiatrist Shot by Former Patient
Dr. Louis J. Karnosh a 48 year old Cleveland psychiatrist was critically wounded by a former patient Abraham Vartanian 40 of Akron who said he wanted to make him suffer Vartanian surrendered at police headquarters and is held for investigation. Karnosh was shot at his Shaker Heights home and treated at Cleveland Clinic with the bullet lodged in the vertebrae.
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Cleveland
Louis J. Karnosh
Shaker Heights
Abraham Vartanian
Akron
Vartanian
Karnosh
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Fred W. Clarke
30000 Ohioans to learn defense work
Training of 30000 Ohioans for defense related industries will begin. Federal funds of 371000 will support 10 week courses of at least 200 hours run by local boards of education, with Toledo starting and other cities to follow. Courses operate day or night in shifts for workers 18 and older.
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Columbus
E. L. Heusch
Boards of Education
Toledo
Carl Cotter
Ohio
Jess Mason
Canton
Heusch
Denied State Permit for Logan Man and Beer Wine Board
The State Liquor Control Board denied a beer and wine permit for Ben Singer of 705 West Hunter Street Logan. The Associated Press reported the decision on Wednesday.
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Ben Singer
Hunter Street
Logan
State Liquor Control Board
Associated Press
Logan Prepares for Stay-at-Home Fourth of July Celebration
Final plans are set for Logan’s July 4 events at Rachelmacher Park led by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The program includes a street parade, races, ball game, dancing, group singing and a park shelter dedication marking long-awaited city recreation facilities on the Hocking River.
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Hocking River
Logan
N. C
Evelyn Murphy
Blosser
Gallagher Avenue
Main Street
Mulberry
Rachelmacher Park
Galento Denies Death Rumors After All Clear Sleep
Newark July 3 AP Tony Galento denies rumors of his death saying he is fine and asleep after rumors spread quickly. He awoke and declared I’m all right and said goodbye.
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Galento
Newark
N. J
Tony Galente
Metals Available For U S Industry Experts Disclose
Cleveland July 3 AP experts say the government’s plan to amass strategic metals can be met from hemispheric sources or with acceptable substitutes. Eisenman notes tungsten demands, molybdenum repair, manganese from Cuba and the Americas, and mercury as a further example.
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William S. Eisenman
American Society For Metals
United States
South Africa
Sia
Cuba
America
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