Black Legion linked deaths stir Detroit area probe
Detroit area authorities pursued a widening Black Legion probe after Roy Pidcock’s May 13 hanging on Fighting Island tied to a series of suspected executions. Investigators sought Canadian cooperation while tracing ties to the group and reviewing a 1934 shooting of J Bielak, an active UAW member. Pidcock’s widow recalled his warning of danger.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Roy
Charlies A. Poole
A J. Bielak
United Auto Workers Union
Poole
Wyandotte
Mich
Fighting Island
Detroit River
Ira H. Marmon
Pidcock
Nellie Pidtock
Court Rules and Wage Law Debates Across States
In a series of rulings and statements, the court revisits contracts and due process in wage law challenges. Ohio Attorney General Brinker discusses a New York wage ruling and its Ohio analog as cases proceed in federal courts. France faces labor unrest with Paris laundries and metal workers engaging in sit down strikes after recent factory settlements.
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NRA
Guffey
Peete
Columbus
John W.brinker
United State Supreme Court
New York
Ohio
Bricker
U. S. Supreme Court
France
Antoine Salles
Salles
Eduard Herriot
Chamber
Paris
Queen Mary Lands In New York Harbor Fails To Set Record
NICARAGUANS ATTACK PALACE IN MANAGUA SPARKING VIRTUAL CIVIL WAR BETWEEN REVOLUTIONARY FORCES AND SACASA GOVERNMENT. FIERCE FIGHTING ON TISCApa HILL AND CAMPO DE MARTE, WITH GUNFIRE AND ARTILLERY, LEFT SEVERAL KILLED OR WOUNDED AND THE CAPITAL BRIMMING WITH TENSION AS both SIDES HELD POSITIONS.
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New York Harbor
Managua
Nicaragua
Juan B. Sacasa
Tiscapa Hill
Campo de Marte
Felix woe seeks new trial in burglary conviction
George Christmann, attorney for Felix, filed a motion for a new trial in Hocking County Common Pleas Court after a jury convicted him of burglary Friday. Grounds include denial of continuance due to lack of counsel, weight and law of the verdict, errors on directed verdict, admitted evidence, prejudicial remarks, and prosecutorial misconduct.
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George Christmann
Felix Woe
Hocking County
Cortirhon Pleas Court
Waterloo Wonders Free on $300 Bond
Six people including two former Waterloo Wonders basketball stars were released on $300 bonds each on inciting a riot charges. Berlyle Drummond Wyman Roberts Dan Drummond Rex Roberts Edward Rice Owen Knox and Mrs Estel Smith Roberts pleaded innocent to alleged threats against Waterloo high school principal Dr J O Swango.
Queen Mary Fails To Beat Normandie Crossing Record
New York June 1 The Queen Mary completes her first Atlantic crossing but does not surpass the Normandie’s record. Measured from Bishop’s Rock to Ambrose Light, Normandie's maiden voyage averaged 29.64 knots while Queen Mary’s unofficial speed was about 29.13 knots.
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New York
Atlantic
New York Harbor
Ambrose
Ambrose Channel
Touarantine
Queen Mary
Cherbourg
Normandie
Bishop's Rock
English Channel
Cunard
Chérbourg
Picnic Trip Falls At Cave Injure Two
Two people were hurt when a cave fall occurred during a Sunday picnic. Fred Keller and his son Paul tried to reach a fallen companion but could not. Mrs. Scott and her daughter attended the trip with Cecil Holt and others. victims were taken to Logan by Heinlein's ambulances.
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Miss Stata
Fred Keller
Paul
Yan
Keller
Scott
Cecil Holt
Flint
Mich
Kellers
Miss McCormick
Logan
Heinlein
Union Furnace Man Tude Clark Dies at 79
T. J. Tude Clark, a retired Union Furnace farmer, died at his home at 11 a m. He leaves three sons and four daughters in Union Furnace and nearby areas. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 p m. at the Union Furnace United Brethren church with Rev. A P Cohagan officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery, Logan, by Heinlein Bros.
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T. J. “Tude” Clark
Union Furnace
Clark
H. and
Charles
A. A
Lakeview
Mich
O. H. E1ian
J. W. Cehrs
Marion Cyrus
Near Logan
Alma Abram
Columbus
G. W
Logan
L G
William
Delaware
Undella
Ida Mathias
Sarah Bowman
Margaret Atkinson
Corning
Union Furnace United
FDR May Act Could Raise Revenue in Senate Debate
Senate consideration of a relief bill resumes with night sessions possible as leaders plan to take up the tax bill tomorrow. Senator King will submit the committee’s majority report featuring a 18 percent levy on net corporate income a 7 percent tax on undistributed profits and higher individual surtaxes above $6 000 as the administration seeks about half a billion in temporary revenue.
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Senate
King
Utah
Six deaths reported in tri state region over holiday weekend
Six violent deaths occurred in the tri state area during the holiday weekend. John Stumbo, 17, was found with a shotgun wound near Wilmington, Delaware. Coroner W. W. Lynch ruled a death by suicide. J. D. Booth killed his wife Bertha then himself in Kenova. Carl Justice, 11, drowned in the Ohio River at Portsmouth. William Henry, 34, was killed by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train in Scio towne. Lucien Wiley died when his auto struck a utility pole in Huntington, West Virginia.
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Ironton
Tri-State
John Stumbo
Mary Stumbo
Wilmington
W. W. Lynch
William Jones
Near Here
H. B. Carpenter
Kenova
W. Va
J. D. Booth
Portsmouth
Bertha
Carl Justice
Ohio River
William Henry
Baltimore & Ohio
Sciotoville
Best Results From Daily News Classified Columns
A review of the Daily News classifieds highlights practical tips for readers to maximize ad responses. It notes clear product descriptions, pricing, and contact details to attract buyers and improve visibility in limited space.
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Daily News
Floodwaters kill six in Dust Bowl area
Subduing floodwaters left six dead and one missing across three states. Officials cited heavy property losses but gave no precise estimates, comparing the damage to last year's Memorial Day floods that killed over 100 and caused about 13 million dollars in losses along the Republican River.
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Granada
Colo
Republican River
Nebraska
Eastman Freed From Page One Convicts
The report notes Eastman was freed from page one after similar charges. Four were serving at the reformatory and two at the penitentiary. The article mentions John Kasher, who received a 13 year sentence by Gov. Mar. Davey and was eligible for release to the London prison farm next month.
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Reformatory
John Kasher
Mar- Davey
Kasher
London
Mber
Birth of a 14 1/2 Pound Boy in West Logan
Parents Herman Hartsell and wife announce the arrival of a baby boy born early Sunday in West Logan weighing fourteen and a half pounds. The L and D details are provided by the Hartsells in the family notice to the community.
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Herman Hartsell
West Logan
Marriing
Hospital note on former official Charles Brown
Charles Brown former county commissioner was brought to Cherrington hospital yesterday morning suffering from a heart attack.
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Charles Brown
Hocking Courity
Cherrington Hospital
Pinchot Seeks Vice Presidential Bid After Kansas Talks
Former Pennsylvania governor Gifford Pinchot pursues the Republican vice presidential nomination. He met Gov. Alfred M. Landon in Topeka Kansas to discuss presidential potential and later traveled west on London's invitation, with both men seen in Washington.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Topeka
Kas
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Pinchot
Landon
Washington
London
Mrs Agnes Fetheroll Admitted To Hospital
Mrs Agnes Fetheroll of Laterville was admitted to Cherrington hospital this morning for treatment.
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Agnes Fetheroll
Latrelville
Cherrington Hospital
May Auto Sales Rise in Hocking County
New car sales in Hocking County remained strong in May with 56 new vehicles sold, up two from April. Used car bills of sale reached 372 in the May records of Charles Achauer, clerk of Courts, still about 36 under March's all time high of over 400.
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Hocking County
Charles Achauer
Peasants Riot Demands Suppression of Nazi Groups in Romania
In Romania a peasants protest mobilized over 600,000 farmers. About 120,000 gathered in Bucharest and 400,000 across towns and villages calling for the government of Premier George TadHerescu to resign and for Nazi organizations to be banished.
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Romania
George Tatarescu
Highway death leads to War ren man held in Pa
Highway patrolmen in Warren Ohio hold John O McCorkle of 210 Monroe Street Warren Ohio in connection with the death of Mrs Ethel Leady 56 of Philadelphia killed in an automobile crash. Mrs Leady and her husband were returning from a funeral in Pittsburgh when the accident happened.
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Somerset
John O. McCorkle
Monroe St
Warren
Ethel Leady
Philadelphia
Bleachers Under Way at Logan High Field
WPA project advances at Logan Athletic Field as concrete and steel bleachers rise on the site of the old wooden stands. About ten workers under foreman Walter Kleinschmidt tackle the job, with night lighting planned and seating to reach 1800 when complete.
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Logan Athletic Field
Logan High School
Federal Works Proress Administration
Log Board of Education
Walter Kleinschmidt
Steel prices to rise in ballast steel products market
The magazine steel reports further advances in prices of steel products in Cleveland Ohio on June 1. It notes that basic adjustments have been made and the steel index of finished prices will be $53.40 as of July 1.
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Cleveland
Steal
Birth of 9-lb son James Walter Gray
Mr and Mrs Walter Gray of Hi Street announce the birth of a 9 pound son named James Walter this morning.
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Walter Gray
Hi St
James Walter
Heinle Family Attends 156th Funeral Directors Convention
Mr and Mrs Harry Heinle with Pauline and Haro traveled to Cincinnati for the 156th annual convention of the Funeral Directors Association held midweek last week.
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Harry Heinle
Pauline
Haro
Cincinnati
Funeral Director’s Association
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Logan Daily News Office
Hakeres Logan Theatre
Woodard Funeral Service
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McCray Insurance
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Lancaster
Eberst
Lucien Wiley
Huntington
Wiley
Heinlein Bros
the Funeral Home
Fain & High Streets
Logan, Ohio
Harry J. Stevenson
General Insurance
Arcade
D. Reynolds
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