Axis three point peace plan tops war news from Rome
Diplomatic circles in Rome report a three point Axis peace proposal to Britain including domination of Europe, return of colonies, and European economic rehabilitation. Germany readies a cross channel strike as Yonai cabinet resigns. U S fleet sails from Pearl Harbor amid looming confrontation.
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Mitsumasa Yonai
Yonai
Orient
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Grenoble
France
Brest
Bergen
Norway
Adolf Hitler
Italy
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Berlin
Virginio Gayda
Hitler
Churchill
French
Atlantic
Woman Shot at Haydenville Residence Injures Lancaster Wife
Lenore Brown, 29, of Lancaster, in critical condition at Cherrington Hospital after a shotgun blast at the Jesse VanBibber residence in Haydenville. Darrell Mace of Green Township held as investigation continues. formal charges to follow once condition stabilizes.
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Cherrington Hospital
Jesse VanBibber
Haydenville
Lenore Brown
Earl Brown
Bennett Dairy Co
Lancaster
Joe Farbeann
Darrell Mace
Green Township
Farbeann
Mace
Cherrington
Charles Sparks
Brown
Dramatic Skit Planned by Logan Kiwanis Club
Mrs. M H Cherrington and Mrs. Walter E Brehm will present A Midnight Phantasy at the Logan Kiwanis weekly meeting at the White House Tuesday evening. The club schedules several other program numbers and a board of directors meeting later.
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M. H. Cherrington
Walter E. Brehm
Logan Kiwanis Club
White House
Kiwanis
Knickerbocker Quartet
Max Gilstrap
Raymond Scheetz
J. W. Woodard
Arthur Gasser
63 Bodies Recovered From Sonman Mine Blast
Rescue teams pulled 63 canvas covered bodies from the Sonman coal mine after yesterday's explosion in Pennsylvania. The Koppers Company says all victims believed found, but gas masked crews searched shafts for any missing. 21 escaped, with causes listed as gas or coal dust ignition. The mine employed about 1,200 across three shifts, located 16 miles east of Johnstown.
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Koppers Coal Company
Sonman
Portage
Pas
Koppers Company
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Orlandeth Lehman Retires After 30 Years as Teacher
Orlandeth Lehman, longtime Hocking County educator, retires after 30 years in service due to disability. He taught at Green Rural School 1910–32, Gore Special 1932–35, and Ward Rural 1935–40, and served on the county Board of School Examiners.
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Orlandeth Lehman
Hocking
Lehman
Green
Gore
Ward
Trustees of Laurel Township Won't Post Bond for Lost Gas Tax Warrant
County Auditor reversed by Atty Gen Thomas J. Herbert finds trustees not liable for a $400 lost warrant paying township gas taxes. Warrant lost in the mails. duplicate issued after the County Auditor refused to issue one without bond. Herbert advised County Prosecutor Hubert D. Lappen.
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Laurel Township
Atty
Thomas J. Herbert
Hubert D. Lappen
Kenneth R. Fitzgerald
Herbert
Attorney James H. Cleveland Resigns From U.S. Attorney Office
James H. Cleveland, special assistant U.S. attorney, resigned effective September 1. He had served as chief assistant district attorney from March 1934 until about a year ago when assigned to special work in Cincinnati.
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U. 8S
Cincinnati
James H. Cleveland
Cleveland
Avila Camacho Declared Mexican Presidential Winner
Mexico City July 16 AP a foreign ministry official said his ministry advised all Mexican diplomats that General Manuel Avila Camacho, administration candidate, had won Mexico's presidential election two Sundays earlier.
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Mexico City
Foreign Ministry
Manuel Avila Camacho
Mexico
Convention Sidelights at Roosevelt Democratic gathering
At the Chicago convention Senator Byrnes and Secretary Hopkins elude direct commitments as Roosevelt contemplates their roles. McNutt finds time for shirts changes and box dinners. Norton says 10 to 20 years for a woman VP bid.
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Chicago
Byrnes
South Carolina
Commerce
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security Administrator
P. S
Van Swearingen Sister Dies in Cleveland
Carrie B. Van Swearingen 67, sister who helped rear railroad empire builders O. P. and M. J. Van Swearingen, died in Cleveland from a cerebral hemorrhage yesterday shortly after being stricken.
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van Swearingen
Cleveland
O. P
M. J. van Swearingen
Carrie B. van Swearingen
July Sales Kick Off in Logan With Deep Discounts
Logan merchants launch a citywide July clearance featuring about fifty stores. A downtown square dance at 9:30 p m Saturday follows store closing, with a top orchestra and caller. Dealers tout backward season stocks and broad selections for family home and automobile needs.
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The
Daily News
Logan
Logan Street
Ohioans Die In Multiple Accidents Across State
Eight Ohioans died in various incidents Monday including a Scioto River capsizing near Chillicothe that killed John Cunningham 18 and a Lake Erie drowning near Put-in-Bay of Ted Faulhaker 52. Others include a reservoir drowning of Lee Davis 22 and a passenger train fatality at Braceville.
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Associated Press
Erie
P. L. Tyrrell
Braceville
Warren
Fred Dooley
Hessville
Fremont
Hazel Lee Borton
Wauseon
David Smith
Powell
Columbus
West Jefferson
Clarence J. Wallace
U S Suggests Protectorate Plan Notes From Washington
Santiago Chile July 16 AP Foreign Minister Cristobal Saenz says he received and is studying a U S note on establishing a protectorate over European possessions in Central and South America. Details not released. note likely ties to Latin American proposals already advanced.
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Santiago
Chile
Cristobal Saenz
United States
Central and
South America
South and
Central America
Three Boys Admit Vandalism at Celina Parish Cemetery
Three youths aged 5 to 9 confess to Mercer County authorities that they damaged 90 tombstones in a Catholic cemetery and smashed mausoleum and greenhouse windows. They also damaged a waterworks pump in Celina Ohio.
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Celina, O
Mercer County
Bankhead Bids Delegates Back New Deal Theme
Chicago July 16 AP The Democratic convention opens with Speaker Bankhead urging a pro New Deal record while Farley delivers a farewell. Delegates seek Roosevelt third term guidance with no clear White House signal and a split Massachusetts delegation signals tension. Multiple potential vice presidential candidates emerge amid a blurred path to nomination.
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Roosevelt
William Bankhead
Bankhead
James A. Farley
White House
Kelly
Massachusetts
Farley
Clem Norton
Boston
Ed A. Carroll
Washington State
Hull
Jesse H. Jones
Texas
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Wallace
Byrnes
South Carolina
Louis Johnson
Barkley
Kentucky
Brown
Michigan
Lucas
Illinois
Herring
Iowa
E. B. Germany
Woul
Germany
Garner
End of Party Feud in Ohio Not Apparent
Chicago dispatch reports harmony banners over Ohio Democratic factions but insiders see no real end to four years of intra party conflict. Sawy er’s unanimous renomination as national committeeman failed to seal a lasting truce as separate campaigns loom for Davey and Bricker with divided national and state ballots.
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Chicago
Harmony
Martin L. Davey
Francis W. Poulson
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Ohio
Davey
Columbus
John W. Bricker
Telephone workmen inspect new long distance line in Logan
Workmen from the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. have been in Logan Monday and Tuesday, splicing cables and checking the added long distance lines for capacity and balance. The crew explained that parallel wires carry currents and must be balanced to prevent issues.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Logan
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