China Bitter Attacks British Stand
Jerusalem July 25 AP A nightlong vigil for Rev G R Goldner ended with disappointment and renewed hope as negotiators check desert sources for his release. Intermediaries report he is alive and being taught Arabic in exchange for English lessons. hope remains for an early return by August 11.
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Jerusalem
G. R. Goldner
Megadore
Ohio
United States
George Wadsworth
A. L. Miller
Goldner
Jacob Goldner
Miller
Wadsworth
Logan Day by Day by Ed Staff
Logan Day by Day by Ed Staff notes that Jefferson nickels have not been withdrawn or redesigned and remain worth exactly five cents. A local numismatist explains coins enter circulation slowly, so the Jefferson nickel is not scarce.
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Logan
Jefferson
Jefferiyson
Green worm dispute hits Hocking County corn
Local farmers dispute city folk over doughy green worms found in early sweet corn. Readers are told these are merry corn worms about one and a half inches long when mature that feed on kernels and are partly controllable by dusting silks with a mix of lead arsenate hydrate lime or powder. European and common corn borers are said to attack stalks and cause collapse.
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Hocking County
Taft To Reveal Nomination Stand In 1940 Bid
Close Taft confidants say he will soon issue a definite statement on seeking the Republican presidential nomination for 1940. A letter to Ohio supporters may authorize Taft pledged delegates and state his first and second choices, with written authorization from designated men.
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Washington
Taft
Robio
Ohio
Vandenberg
Rmich
Hich
Schedule Hearing On Route 33 Plans
Lancaster Robert Beightler state director of highways announced a public hearing Thursday August 10 at 11 A M in Fairfield County Common Pleas Court to hear arguments for and against the Route 33 improvement from the city’s south limits. If approved the eliminated section will revert to the city road system.
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Lancaster
Robert
Beightler
State Director of Highways
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
New Logan Fire Truck Due In August
Fire department officials said the new truck being assembled by Olley Engineering at 1 Prospect plant will be returned to Logan by mid August. Due to a summer rush, local workmen will prioritize the Prospect project before the Logan unit.
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Olley Engineering Company
Logan
Prospect Plant
Ogg
Attica man confesses to murder of 11-year-old girl
Elizabeth DeBruicker was found in a shallow grave at Harrison Hills County Club after she was assaulted. Thomas Boyce, 26, confessed to making advances and strangling the Indiana schoolgirl, with authorities citing his remark about red stockings as key to the arrest.
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Indiana
Attica, Ind
Elizabeth DeBruicker
Attica
Thomas Boyce
Elizabeth
Harrison Hills Country Club
Boyce
Paul Rule
Rule
Columbus men confess to drug store robbery
Lieut. Glenn Hoffman said two Columbus men Turner and Doughty confessed four holdups including a $325 Walgreens robbery in the OSU district. The suspects, both in their twenties, were identified and booked on open charges after menaced shoppers at gunpoint while guards waited for a safe to open.
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Columbus
Glenn Hoffman
Zanesville
Ohio State University
Hoffman
Joseph E. Turner
Ralph Doughty
Walgreen
Union Furnace resident dies after hip injury
Mrs. Eliza J. Wandling aged 79 widow of Silas Wandling died at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus at 1 P M Tuesday following a fracture from a fall three weeks ago She lived in Union Furnace and leaves four sons one sister and four brothers Heinlein Bros handled the funeral arrangements
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Eliza J. Wandling
Silas Wandling
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Union Furnace
Man killed by blast in Barnesville incident
A blast killed a man in Barnesville Ohio when a tree stump was struck by the blast and caused fatal injuries. Police and investigators cordoned the area as details remained scarce and an inquiry proceeded.
Vinton Highway Boss Faces Charge
Col. Robert S. Beightler state highway director filed removal charges with the state civil service commission against G. F. Wrightsell Vinton County laborer in charge and Albert Caster Meigs County superintendent of maintenance Wrightsell was charged with political activity and inefficiency Beightler alleged Wrightsell acted as a precinct judge in McArthur last general election as president of the highway club and as a member of the Vinton County board of elections from 1928 to 1932
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Columbus
Col. Roberts
Beightler
State Civil Service Commission
G. F. Wrightsell
Vinton County
Albert Caster
Meigs County
Wrightsell
McArthur
Highway Club
Board of Elections
Loans for Farmers Now Available for Fall Wheat Sowing
James R. Smoot, county extension agent, announced loans under the Farm Credit Administration are available to farmers for purchasing fertilizer and seed wheat for fall sowing. Call the county extension office for details.
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James R. Smoot
Farm Credit Administration
County Extension Office
Ohio Democrats seek referendum on civil service measure
The Ohio Democratic Party notified Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert of its plan to circulate referendum petitions to overturn the new civil service law. About 144,000 signatures are needed to place the measure on the November ballot and delay until the law takes effect on September 6 unless enough signatures are gathered. Herbert cautioned the proposal must wait its turn and could take several days to clear wording.
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Columbus
State Democratic Organization
Bricker
Thomas J. Herbert
Civil Service Commission
Herbert
Plan to Reopen No.5 Mine at Murray City
Workmen clean and repair the Number 5 tipple ahead of reopening as a truck mine. The Murray City operation, leased to J W Walburn and Dan Shea, aims to start pumps within days with electrical power already in place. About 60 workers potential. initial crew eight to ten, coal hauled by truck from hoppers limited to Athens County to reduce taxes.
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Murray City
Ward Township
J. W. Walburn
Goose Run
Dan Shea
Nelsonville
Sunday Creek Coal Co
No. 5
Hocking County
Athens County
The
Greendale Minerals Co
Sunday Creek Company
Naked man threatens leap from West 22nd street rooming house
A naked man on West 22nd street threatened to jump from a third floor window as police and firemen fought to subdue him. A life net and sheet hid him while officers used ropes in a sheet as a makeshift straitjacket before removing him to Bellevue Psychopathic Ward for observation.
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New York
West 22Nd Street
Bellevue Psychopathic Ward
Carbondale mine worker electrocuted in accident
Athens O July 25 AP Oliver Stalling 52, electrician for the Carbondale Coal Company, was electrocuted at the mine last night after contacting a trolley wire.
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Athens, O
Oliver Stalling
Carbondale Coal Company
Fremont farmer dies under grain separator
Earl Snafferty a 60 year old Seneca County farmer was crushed to death yesterday when a grain separator fell on him in Fremont Ohio. The accident occurred on the farm where he worked prompting investigations by local authorities.
Vandenberg Slams FDR Lending Bill as a Debt Risk
Senator Vandenberg charges the administration's $2.49 billion lending bill is a device to cheat the debt limit and socialize business. He cites universal criticism and notes House Rules Committee opposition may stall the measure while leaders push for quick action. President Roosevelt seeks swift action on both lending and housing power bills.
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Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
House Rules Committee
Panama
Sian
Barkley
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
United States
United States Housing Authority
House
Rules Committee
Grain prices slide to multi year lows in Chicago
Wheat near seven year lows and corn at six year lows as government efforts to raise values fail to lift markets. Rye and oats also hit multi year lows amid stored grain loans. Farmers storage and loan programs keep many crops above market prices despite low trading. Corn futures around 39 cents reflect farm values from 35 cents downward.
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Chicago
Uncle Sam
Bricker Denies White House Bid While Pressing Term Focus
Ohio Governor John W. Bricker denied any presidential candidacy, saying he is focused on a possible second term and his governorship. He praised U S Sen Robert A Tift as a potential president and stated he has not engaged in any campaign activity for the presidency.
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Columbus, CO
John W. Bricker
U. S
Robert A. Tift
Bricker
Village Bible School to Close Wednesday
Closing exercises of the Union Furnace Daily Vacation Bible School will be held Wednesday at 8 PM in the United Brethren Church. A display of craft work by the students will accompany the program and diplomas will be given for regular attendance and faithful work.
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Union Furnace
United Brethren Church
J. M. Stewart
Britain ad mits Japanese in China strain in press reports
The British government acknowledged Japanese troops in China have special public order requirements. In Shanghai a British health department chief and 100 Chinese staff were detained by Japanese local police over garbage-dumping fee arrears. The Canton river will be closed for two weeks for military reasons amid regional tensions.
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Great Britain
China
Britain
Lord Halifax
House of Lords
Shanghai
International Settlement
Health Department
Canton
United States
Hongkong
Antarctica
Polar
Antarctic
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Soviet
Russia
Japan
Soviet Union
Germany
Logan Board Hopes PWA Approves School Contract Bids
Logan Board of Education says PWA approval for contracts to furnish lighting, seats, chairs, knockers and stage curtains for the East and West school gym additions will come soon. Winners to be announced after approval. next board meeting set for August 1.
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Logan Board of Education
PWA
Gallipolis CCC lad fatally hurt by train
Luther Carroll, 17, of Gallipolis died from injuries after being struck by a New York Central train near Thurston, northeast of Gallipolis. He had fallen asleep beside the tracks while returning from a CCC camp in Idaho. doctors amputated a mangled leg but could not save him.
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CCC
LAD
Lancaster
Luther Carroll
Crilipelis
New York Central
Thurston
Here
Idaho
Wife and husband shoot suicide after deadly restaurant incident
Ed Tuteur fatally shot his wife in his downtown restaurant in Coshocton Ohio and then killed himself. Coroner W. P. Lyons reported the deaths occurred today.
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Coshocton
Ed Tuteur
W. P. Lyons
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