30 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1935
Page
1
Ethiopian forces 10 000 strong march from Addis Ababa under Haptemikael toward likely Eritrean frontier amid secrecy. Reports say commanders consider conscripting Haptemikael's wife and other noble women to aid recruiting as Italian Somaliland unrest grows.
Berlin reports Nazi leadership, with Hitler, ordered a pause in ultra radical actions against Jews and Catholic groups to avoid foreign backlash. Press advised nations to clean their own houses, while German papers highlighted the Bremen incident and U S editorials criticizing discrimination against Germans.
Geneva July 30 The League of Nations faced hurdles in its cautious approach to the Italy Ethiopia impasse. London appeared to be the sole council member leaning toward forceful action at an upcoming session while Scandinavian states urged protection of smaller nations as they watched the league’s handling.
The Senate continues consideration of miscellaneous bills as the finance committee begins tax hearings. The House Rules committee presses ahead with a lobby inquiry. Yesterday, lobby hearings were held and banking and second deficiency appropriations bills were sent to conference, with debate over a Mississippi River setback measure.
Columbus, July 30 AP The National Unemployed League explained that relief marchers did not arrive because no march was planned. The group announced its fifth annual Ohio Unemployed League convention would meet Thursday and Friday to air protests on relief conditions and wage scales on government projects.
The House Ways and Means Committee formally approved a 275 million tax bill. Chairman Doughton aims to bring it to the floor soon with a deadline of the weekend or Monday if needed. The bill drafts wealth distribution measures including new taxes on inheritances gifts estates and corporate rates. Republicans are expected to file a minority report opposing the bill as not addressing the budget balance.
John G. Robinson III 62, heir to a century old family circus, died at his Cincinnati home today. The原因 of death not disclosed. Robinson led the family circus lineage continuing from its founder.
Coroner William Moody of Perry county ruled Millard Spicer a death by own action. The 30 year old restaurant operator was found shot to death in Thorntown, Ohio on July 29. His sister Mrs Joe Walburn lives in Logan. other relatives in New Straitsville. Friends and family knew only that his partner Conney phoned the parents saying he had shot himself. Details remain unclear.
A mother and her two sons perished when fire struck a second floor apartment in Cleveland. Carl Morocco, 14, and Tony Morocco, 8, were trapped in their rooms and died before firefighters reached them. Their mother Mary Morocco, 39, died later in hospital.
Flood sweeping Lancaster and Fairfield claims C C Carpenter age 54 as sole victim. His body disappeared near Rockbridge and has not been recovered by Monday noon.
Mrs. Theresa Vetangeli testified that her son Edward Vetangeli was at his Canton Ohio home on February 2 1934 the day of the Penns Grove National Bank holdup. Brother Anthony corroborated. Two state witnesses identified Vetangeli as one of four robbers.
The Senate lobby committee reports widespread missing files at major utilities including the Associated Gas and Electric System. Investigators seek origin of destroyed AGE records tied to the campaign against Roosevelt Holding Company and press officials for H. C. Hopson, deemed AGE’s key figure, amid widespread queries and voluntary tips.
Columbus Ohio July 30 AP revocation of leases threatened today proprietors of business places at state owned lakes who operate slot machines in their establishments Lawrence Wooddell conservation commissioner who has control of all property leased at various state lake resorts asserted we wont tolerate the machines He ordered J Hal Donahey in charge at Indian Lake to clean out machines there on the ground that a clause in the leases prohibits the operation of gambling devices.
Assistant States' Attorney says Evelyn Smith a former burlesque dancer confessed to killing Ervin Lang on July 5 6 strangling him with rope and with her husband Harry Jung disposing of the torso in a Hammond Indiana swamp after cash from Blanche Dunkel who allegedly hired her.
Flood waters from the Hocking river caused eight county bridges to wash away and left Route 31 near Rockbridge closed. Sheriff Joe Farbearn reports property damage between 100000 and 250000 dollars and a missing Lancaster grocer, Clark Carpenter, presumed drowned. Restoration crews plan temporary bridges after waters subside with search efforts ongoing.
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