Logan Day by Day radio talks on Ohio forests
On WBNS and WHIO stations in Columbus and Logan, James Wells of the Logan Chamber of Commerce spoke with Ohio state forester O. J. Alder about forest developments. The Happy Four Logan musicians, Dorothy Iger Bob Judy Kathryn Fox and Ian Foreman, played acoustic pieces after the talent contest and received fan mail.
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Ohio
James Wells
Logan Chamber of Commerce
O. J. Alderan
WBNS
Columbus
Wells
Alderman
Happy
Logan
Tio
WHIO
Logan Chakeres Theatre
Dorothy Iger
Bob Judy
Kathryn Fox
Ian Foreman
Camp Hocking Letter Praises Sports and Local Trade
Er t H. Pollett educational adviser comments on football and camp activities at Camp Hocking in Logan. He notes the payroll amounts to 2000 dollars monthly with 1300 dollars for rolled men. He cites substantial local spending on food hardware and maintenance supplies supporting 200 camp men.
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Ert H. Pollett
Camp Hocking
Logan
Groll
Hocking County Anglers Report Fair Streams and Ponds
Reports from Hocking County describe fair conditions in streams and ponds as anglers anticipate a heavy weekend take. Fishermen posted several good catches of crappies, bluegill and catfish, with bait such as minnows worms and punchballs noted as effective. Artificial lures yielded little success in recent weeks.
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Hocking County
Uch
State tax receipts report for Ocking County weekend total
Don H. Ebright weekly state treasurer report shows prepaid tax receipts in Ocking County for the weekend of July 15 totaling 1396 11. Election year totals to date reach 33 11 while 1938 collections amount to 30609 47.
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Treasr
Don H. Ebright
Ocking County
Ebright
Truck collision kills aged man at Lancaster
An automobile truck collision at Lancaster Ohio killed John M. Snyder 71 of Apple Creek Wayne County and critically injured his wife Della yesterday.
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Lancaster
John M. Snyder
Applereek
Wayne County
Della
Cars damaged in crash at Gallagher and West Second
No injuries were reported after a Friday morning collision at the Gallagher avenue and West Second street intersection. Lawrence Kerr of 1026 Church street and Lester Edwards of Nelsonville Route 2 were the drivers. both vehicles sustained heavy damage as the police investigated the incident.
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Lawrence Kerr
Church Street
Lest Edwards
Nelsonville
Gallagher Avenue
Est Second Street
Acci
Columbus Man Involved In Auto Crash Injuries
Woodstick Rod, 64, of Columbus, was seriously injured last Friday night when he walked into the path of a car driven by Tho J. McNearney of Junction City. The accident happened as the automobile was making a left turn on Livingston Avenue from Park.
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Columbus
Tho J. McNearney
Junction City
Livingston Avenue
Drought Threatens Millions of Acres Across Regions
A mid July drought grips millions of acres of crop and pasture land mainly in the mid Atlantic New England Southwest and Rocky Mountain areas. Officials say moisture shortages and heat have hurt pastures corn potatoes and truck crops but national supplies and prices should hold due to ample cotton corn and wheat.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
New England
Dust Bowl
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
J. B. Kincer
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Velma West and Mary Ellen Richards Return in Shackled Flight
Frail Velma West and her companion Mary Ellen Richards travel handcuffed on an Ohio bound train as guards say they will remain shackled to Marysville Reform. The pair, part of an escape plan with two others still at large, move toward Marsyville by auto with a prison employee awaiting in Columbus to finish the journey.
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Dallas
Tex
Velma West
Mary Ellen Richards
Laurelville man recovers from arm fracture after fall
Lem Elkins of Laurelville Route 2 is recovering from a compound fracture of the left arm sustained last Saturday when he slipped and fell while working. The fracture was X-rayed and reduced at the Laurelville office of a local physician.
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Lem Elkins
Laurelville
Route 2
Ohio Democrats Rally at State Fairgrounds
Thousands of Ohio Democrats meet at the Ohio State Fairgrounds with Presidential backing to mend intra party rifts from last year's primary. Oklahoma Senator Josh Lee delivers the harmony keynote as the program features an ox roast dancing and fireworks at the Columbus event.
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Columbus
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Ohio
Camp Ross-Hocking Hosts Rural Youth Conference
Twenty Hocking County youths travel to Camp Ross-Hocking for the Rural Youth Conference over the weekend. Dr W W Charters Dr Viva Boothe and Cc C Lang will speak as swimming contests games and round table discussions round out the two day program. Participants include Ruth Keck Mary Blum Josephine Keck Lucille Krinn Pauline Robey Helen St Clair Harriet Guthrie Mary Risch Dorothy Hartman Frances Funk Ruth Rheinscheid Leonard McKinley Paul Keck Eugene Hankison Carl Griffith Clarence Arbell Kennedy Krinn James Guthrie Paul Risch and Ralph Mosure.
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Hocking County
Camp Ross-Hocking
Logan
W. W. Charters
Viva Boothe
Ohio State University
Cc. C. Lang
Ruth Keck
Mary Blum
Josephine Keck
Lucille Krinn
Pauline Robey
Helen St. Clair
Harriet Guthrie
Mary Risch
Dorothy Hartman
Frances Funk
Ruth Rheinscheid
Leonard McKinley
Paul Keck
Eugene Hankison
Carl Griffith
Clarence Arbell
Kenley Krinn
James Guthrie
Paul Risch
Ralph Mosure
Sycamores Tourist Ground Planned Near Logan Ohio
Logan owner Raymond Lanning approved plans for The Sycamores a four acre trailer camp on Route 75 a mile northeast of Logan. The site features a merchandising mart rustic benches two spring fed pools with fish and ducks a rustic bridge and flood lighting for about 100 cars. Frank Lanning's Sunfish cottage sits near the lake and work aims for fall opening with cabin facilities.
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Logan
Raymond Lanning
Ohio
Route 75
Canite Brick Yard
Tony
Cleo
Jack
Jill
Frank Lanning
Negro Runaway Surrenders to Logan Police Chief
Wayman Simmons, a footsore man from Athens State Hospital, walked to Logan and surrendered to Chief Lew Reynolds. He asked police to call for hospital officials to return him, and he was jailed pending transfer to the institution.
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Athens State Hospital
Lew Reynolds
Wayman Simmons
Logan
Athens
Lightning kills Chester Berry and injures others in Ohio incident
In Urbana Ohio on July 28 Chester Berry 49 father of 10 was struck dead by a bolt of lightning while mules pulling his wagon were also killed. Millard Fenton 35 who walked beside the wagon was knocked unconscious.
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Urbana
Chester Berry
Millard Fenton
French Police Arrest Another Paris Reporter in Spy Probe
French police say they have arrested Francois Etienne Clementi a writer for an anti Semitic publication under laws banning articles inciting racial hatred. The move follows earlier arrests including Senate stenographer Jean Amourelle amid a Nazi spy ring probe.
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Paris
Francois Etienne Clementi
Clementi
Jean Amourelle
Senate
Secret Army Committee
Amourelle
Lucien Sampaiz
L'Humanite
Sampaix
Hitler
France
Fuehrer
Loys Aubin
le Temps
J. Poirier
le Figabo
Poirier
Girl Finds $100 Bill in Burned Envelope Near Church
A girl in Piqua finds a $100 bill in a partially burned contribution envelope near the Green Street Methodist Church. She gives it to her father who returns it to the envelope’s listed owner, who disclaims ownership. Church officials cannot determine the money’s owner.
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Piqua, O
Piqua
Green Street Methodist Church
Bascom woman jailed for contempt over sheriff sale bid
Mrs. Mabel D. Ockshim of Bascom was put under a 10 day suspended jail sentence for alleged failure to pay for property bid at a sheriff sale. Judge Ralph Sayre ordered her confined on a contempt of court citation with execution suspended pending appeal.
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Tiffin
Mabel D. Ockshim
Bascom
Ralph Sayre
Bomb Bandit Surrenders to Small Town Cop
Kansas City July 29 AP John Thornburg known as the human bomb surrendered to a local policeman who offered him work. Thornburg was arrested in Nevada Missouri and brought to Chanute Kansas for arraignment on bank robbery charges. He was recognized by Demus Becket, a former pupil in his Caney Kansas Sunday School class.
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Kansas City
John Thornburg
Nevada
Thornburg
First National Bank of
Reynolds Warns City Bike Riders on Night Safety
Chief Lew Reynolds warned bicycle riders on city streets to use lights after dark and said action will be taken against children riding unlit cycles. He urged parents to prohibit nighttime use unless bikes are equipped with lights.
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Lew Reynolds
Reynolds
Chief Reynolds
Japan Signs New Trade Treaty With Germany Hint to France
Tokyo reports a formal announcement of a trade treaty between Japan and Germany seen as a signal to France and Great Britain. The pact, started in Berlin, follows U S denunciation of Japan’s 28 year old trade agreement two days earlier.
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Tokyo
Japan
Germany
France
Great Britain
Berlin
United States
World Poultry Congress engages in industry talks in Cleveland
The seventh World Poultry Congress opened with a day of discussions on industry problems in Cleveland after crowds of about 25 000 attended the inaugural events. An address by Paul V. McNutt, newly appointed Federal Security administrator, is slated for tomorrow's program.
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Cleveland
Seventh World Poultry Congress
Paul V. McNutt
Federal Security Administrator
Lecturer and party film Hocking Parks in Logan Ohio
Dennis Cooper head of science at Sherrard High School Detroit and five assistants arrived in Logan to photograph Old Man's Cave Rock House Ash Cave and Cedar Falls for a color travelogue. The group includes Marjorie Smith Frank Bruce Oscar Overton John Marker and Maybelle Cooperstone.
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Dennis Cooper
Department of
Science
Sherrard High School
Detroit
Logan
Hocking Parks
Cooper
America
Old Man's Cave
Rock House
Marjorie Smith
Wayne University
Frank Bruce
Oscar Overton
John Marker
Maybelle Cooperstone
Detroit City
Remaining lending funds listed after Senate cuts
Washington July 29 AP remaining authorizations in the 2 49 billion lending bill follow a Senate cut of 850 million. Rural electrification 50 million farm tenancy and rural rehabilitation 600 million non federal public works 350 million Export import bank 100 million Reclamation projects 90 million The chamber also dropped a provision to lease 350 million of railroad equipment and 500 million for toll roads bridges and tunnels and altered refinancing and WPA furlough rules affecting 18 month rolls. Some senators said the changes nearly erase the WPA furlough requirement.
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Washington
Senate
Columbus Driver Fined After DUI Plea and License Charge
John Cummins of Columbus was fined 110 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to driving while under the influence and denying but found guilty of operating without a license. He was arraigned before Mayor Dallas Kinser Friday night following a Thursday arrest on Spring Street by Chief Lew Reynolds.
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John Cummins
Columbus
Dallas Kinser
Spring Street
Lew Reynolds
Cummins
Boy Hurt in Safety Demonstration Accident
Kenneth Campbell an eight year old boy was hospitalized with a lacerated left leg and abrasions after being struck by a skidding car during a safety demonstration in Massillon Ohio. Police reports say the driver tried to show how to stop to avoid accidents.
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Massillon
Kenneth Campbell
Joseph Slinger
Britain Mobilizes Huge Naval Forces
Britain swings into a major naval mobilization to bring armaments to full strength for the August and September danger period as London reports the move.
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Britain
London
Ohio State Treats Locker Rooms With Copper Floor Coating
Ohio State University equips locker rooms with copper sulphate treated flooring to prevent growth of the fungus causing athlete's foot. The measure aims to reduce infections among students and athletes by inhibiting fungal activity on shared surfaces.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Senate Republicans and Democrats tighten grip on new lending and housing bills
The Senate bloc trimmed $850 million from the administration $2.4 billion lending plan and defeated a $500 million highway program. They also balked at $350 million for railroad leasing and targeted $100 million for the export import bank. In the House, hearings sliced $250 million from highway funding as leadership frets over adjournment while housing and lending measures face bleak odds.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Coalition
United States Housing Authority
Gavagan
D-Ny
Woodrum
D-Va
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
House Banking Committee
Raybrun
D-Tex
Congress
Mussolini Turns 56 Amid Pia cesm Rule in Italy
In Riccione Italy on July 29 Benito Mussolini leader of the Italian government and Duce of Fascism is celebrated turning 56 years old. The event marks a milestone for the regime as the nation observes the anniversary of his leadership.
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Riccione
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Duce
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