Logan Day by Day: Botanists Debating a Window Lily
Otis Pratt at the Daily News asks four botanists to identify a window posy with four dark red blooms resembling tiger lilies but with a different leaf system. Margaret Cook calls it Canadian lily, Bessie Wickliffe meadow or July field lily, C Wood Bowen uses lilium Philadelphus, while James Wells cites historic forestry work.
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Otis Pratt
Daily News
Margaret Cook
Bessie Wickliffe
Nelsonville
C. Wood Bowen
Garden Bounty From Edward Hamblin
Edward Hamblin gathered roasting ears from his garden on Monday. He has enjoyed new cucumbers and ripe tomatoes since July 3.
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Edward Hamblin
Cold spates of Lake Huron fishers return north
A party of fishermen from the Bruce Peninsula reports frigid conditions on Lake Huron with pan fish catches. Ed Davis along with Jesse Frasure returned Monday, followed by John Hammon Paul Hartman and Dan James on Wednesday. The group battled wind whitecaps and occasional ice, noting the unusually cold spell for this time of year and relying on a roaring fire at night.
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Lake Huron
Ontario Way
Ed Davis
Jesse Frasure
Bruce Peninsula
John Hammon
Paul Hartman
Dan James
Davis
Huron-Georgian Bay
Alliance Demonstration Draws Few WPA Participants
In a national protest called by the Workers Alliance few workmen left WPA jobs Thursday. Reports vary by city, with Washington noting it will take two days to gauge participation. The rally opposed the new relief act requiring a 130 hour month and wage system replacement.
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Associated Press
WPA
Workers Alliance
New York
Sommes
Washington
David Lasser
The
Alliance
Sapiro Hit In Bridges Deportation Trial
Defense lawyers pressed their case at the Harry Bridges deportation hearing as Aaron Sapiro testified he heard Bridges boast of steering the Communist party. Sapiro said Browder reported Bridges, head of the Longshoremen's Union, supplied jobs to communists to support half the party on the Pacific Coast in August 1936 Los Angeles interview.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Aaron Sapiro
Bridges
Communist Party
Sapiro
Department of Labor
Browder
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Wells to Continue Wayne Forest Talks
James D. Wells of the Logan Chamber of Commerce will interview Howard Cook assistant forest supervisor over WBNS Columbus at 12 noon Eastern Saturday. The Wayne National Forest discussion focuses on land in Hocking County and was confirmed Thursday morning.
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Wayne National Forest
Hocking County
James D. Wells
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Howard Cook
WBNS
Columbus
Wells
Danzig Officer Wounds Polish Border Official
A Danzig customs officer shot and wounded a Polish border official in what the German agency called self defense. Warsaw disputed the report and a Polish official was sentenced in Danzig on an arms charge. Police also arrested Colonel Sobocinski amid rising tensions with Poland. Meanwhile Britain and France weighed Eastern Europe alliances as tensions and optimism mixed.
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Britain
France
Europe
Danzig
Warsaw
Sobocinski
Paris
Roosevelt
Soviet
Russia
Pertinax
L’ordre
Italian
Tyrol
Mussolini
South
Fights Disease Stricken Boy Heads to Hospital for Blood Transfusion
Donnie Ryan an 11 year old from Union City Pennsylvania travels to Erie for a blood transfusion to battle a streptococcus infection he contracted over two years ago. The transfusion is provided as in a parallel case by James R. Clegg a Toledo mortician who survived the same illness.
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Donnie Ryan
Union City
Erie
James R. Clegg
Toledo
AFL Chief William Green to address Ohio Labor Federation
Akron Ohio July 20 AP William Green president of the AFL was set to speak at the 55th annual Ohio Federation of Labor convention with Homer Martin also listed as a speaker Delegates would resume resolutions and prepare for officer elections after the address The convention yesterday endorsed Roosevelt as the greatest humanitarian president and urged a third term while protesting WPA wage cuts in building trades and calling for act amendments
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Akron. O
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Ohio Federation of Labor
Homer Martin
United Auto Workers
Green
Roosevelt
White House
Federation
Congress
Wallace Endorsed for B I S Superintendent Role
Fairfield County Republican leaders chaired by Lewis L. Wagner announce unanimous endorsement of Fred B. Wallace for the Boys Industrial School superintendent post. Vacancy follows A R Harsh resignation effective around August 15. Charles B. Sherwood to appoint.
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Lancaster
Lewis L. Wagner
Fairfield County
Republican Executive Committee
Fred B. Wallace
Boys Industrial School
A. R. Harsh
Charles 8. Sherwood
State Welfare Department
Harsh
Science hunts source of influenza
Chicago July 20 AP Science nears a major breakthrough in finding influenza origins. The American Medical Association reports Dr. R E Shope's work suggests earthworms may carry swine influenza virus, with hogs ingesting infected worms. If confirmed, virus disease literature could be rewritten.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Association
R. E. Shope
Shope
Ohioans Reject Gamble on Old Age Pension Payment
Ohio lawmakers urged passage of a bill to authorize treasury payment of 1,338,160 dollars withheld from the state Old Age Pension program. Chairman Arthur Aaltmeyer said he would accept Attorney General Murphy’s ruling if Ohio does likewise, a move deemed a gamble by state officials.
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Washington
Ohio
Social Security Board
Rep
Jenkins
Arthur J. Altmeyer
The
Security Board
House Judiciary Committee
Treasury
Altmeyer
House
Blues singer held in row over gunfire incident
Los Angeles police detained 22 year old orchestra singer June Stager after a husband, William, 22, was critically injured in a shooting. Stager claimed she fired the gun accidentally during a quarrel in which he allegedly beat her with the weapon.
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Los Angeles
June Stager
William
Vern Rasmussen
Stager
Dancer Michael Emmert Dies After Dance in Somerset Area
While dancing at Dennison Grove near Jefferson on Wednesday night, 64 year old Michael Emmert of Somerset collapsed and died. Coroner will hold funeral and burial in Somerset.
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Lancaster
Dennison Grove
Jefferson
Michael Emmert
Somerset
Cor
Dems Open Campaign for Civil Service Referendum
Ohio Democrats launch organized drive to place the Bricker civil service reorganization bill on November ballot. State Chairman Arthur L. Limbach says petition signatures across counties will be collected. bill would add a third civil service commissioner and allow heads to dismiss provisional employees. Campaign directed from Democratic headquarters.
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Columbus
Ohio
Democratic
Bricker
Arthur L. Limbach
General Assembly
Civil Service Commission
Limbach
House orders NLRB probe into labor board actions
The House moved to form a five member investigating committee to probe the National Labor Relations Board. The resolution, backed by Republicans and many Democrats, seeks to decide if a new Wagner act administering board should be created and what impact the current board had on employer labor relations.
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Washington
House
National Labor Relations Board
Governor cites temperance idea after prohibition reform
Michigan Governor Loren D. Dickinson, in a radio address, hints that a formula urged by a prominent lady before liquor returned post prohibition influenced women at a New York high society party. He says the statement advised young girls on how much to drink but does not name Eleanor Roosevelt. He notes the governors conference included many high class attendees and remarks on observed conduct.
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Willo Sheridan
Michigan
New York City
Loren D. Dickinson
Albany
Lansing
Mich
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
National Conference of Governors
Dickinson
McNary Says New Deal Foes Will Cooperate
Washington July 20 Republican leaders join Democratic chieftains in backing prompt action on Roosevelt's 2.8 billion lending bill to adjourn swiftly. McNary and Barkley signal cooperation for a quick showdown vote, with Minton and others aiming for adjournment by end of next week.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
McNary
R-Ore
Barkley
D-Ky
Martin
R-Mass
House
RFC
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Mead
Jesse Jones
Federal Lending Agency
Emil Schram
Treasury
Minton
Europe
Hull
White House
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