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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
2
Eddie Brietz Maier Hukue of Jersey City eyes a scheduled Louis Schmeling fight as the first heats suggest a fast and fierce event. A gate incident with Mike Jacobs highlights access issues at the arena while discussions swirl over upcoming bouts and potential signings among major league clubs renew interest in pitchers and riders.
A celebrated coach appears headed for dismissal as management reshapes the program. The move follows ongoing performance concerns and internal disputes within the staff and administration.
New York defeated Boston 12 5 while Washington and Philadelphia games were postponed to a doubleheader on July 3. No other league games were scheduled yesterday.
A fragment lists multiple tonight and night matchups across MLB and the National League. Teams include St. Paul at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo Kansas City at Louisville Milwaukee at Indianapolis Detroit at New York co at Philadelphia ago at Washington St. Louis at Boston Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Cincinnati at York Pittsburgh.
Walter North and Dr. Walter filed petitions seeking official action or candidacy papers. The filing signals formal steps in a legal or political process, with both parties advancing their respective requests before a governing body or court.
In New York on June 1 AP reports Lou Ambers overwhelmed Barney Ross at Madison Square Garden to win the welterweight crown. Armstrong’s left hooks dominated, leaving Ross unable to escape until the final bell as Ross’s bid to add the featherweight title faltered.
Indianapolis aims to exploit the old rule that upsets by lowly clubs can topple leaders. The Indians, one half game behind Kansas City, host Milwaukee while the Blues meet Louisville under Falls City lights. Other games: Minneapolis at Toledo and St. Paul at Columbus.
Johnstown mayor Daniel J. Shields and councilman Fulton I. Connor were charged with bribery extortion and malfeasance in office over financing of a specifi orrea. The officials testified before the National Labor Relations Board examiner about last summer s steel strike and described CIO members as vigilantes during the dispute.
Members of the Logan Gun Club will hold a trapshoot at the fair grounds at 3 P. M. tomorrow.
North handed his petition to the election board yesterday and Dr Brehm filed this morning as candidates rush to meet the Friday June 10 filing deadline.
Mrs Ed Snyder of Jackson underwent a major operation at Char Hospital yesterday and Mr Richard Milne of Logan, who faced a delicate goitre operation at Charrington Hospital two weeks ago, returned home in steady improvement. Frederick Shively, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Shively, was reported to be improving at home.
Mrs. Mary A. Rafinélils of Logan and her sister Mrs. Lena McNeil of Cincinnati left yesterday on a week's trip to Washington D C. Miss Hértérisé Gibson county librarian and her mother entertained Miss Camille Mott and Leonard Dowler of Troy at their new home 252 Zanésville avenue over the weekend. The Gibsons recently moved from 496 Oak street. Mrs J Powell Union Furnace returned home Sunday from Grant Hospital Columbus where she underwent a major operation and is in favorable condition.
Logan Knights of Pythias will meet at the lodge hall in the McCarthy Building at 7 30 P M today. Mr and Mrs P M Shaw moved from North Spring Street to Painers ville on Tuesday.
The West leads Open qualifying as Denver hosts the national championship June 9 to 11 at Cherry Hills Club. At 31 centers 1,194 hopefuls vied for 141 spots with standout scores. Jack Westland shot 69 68 137 to lead. Olin Dutra and Charles Lacey tied for second at 139, with Horton Smith, Mark Fry, and Ed Kingsley also posting top scores.
Merchants GOP moved atop the league with three wins and one loss after defeating Union Furnace 11 to 3. Dick Milne started strong with a one-hit shutout through seven innings before walking three and allowing two hits in the seventh. Milne finished with 12 strikeouts, while Union Furnace committed eight errors behind Gaston, helping the Merchants’ big 11-run output.
Baseball column notes the Yankees surge into second place after a 3-0 lead on opening day and a 12 to 5 win over Boston. Homers by Henrich and Dickey spark the rally as Foxx hits a grand slam. Foots Marcum and Fritz Oster mueller pitch to finish. Giants, Cubs, Pirates, Reds and others head into key series with East and West matchups shaping the pennant race as Gehrig reaches yet another consecutive games milestone.
Mrs Béllé Hyson is very ill at the home of Mr and Mrs S Bell Miller 245 Warner Avenue. She has been visiting in Athens with four cousins and recently returned to Logan.
County Agent James Smoot urges potato growers to protect crops from flea beetles and leaf hoppers with Bordeaux spray 8-12-100, adjusted for home gardens, and to add calcium arsenate for chewing insects. Copper lime dust offers an alternative, best mixed with lime, and applied before dew to form a effective Bordeaux spray.
A House movement to appropriate 2 million dollars to the state control board for loan relief to financially pressed communities hit a snag due to insufficient funds in the general revenue fund. Finance Director M Ray Allison told Speaker Frank Aible that available treasury for relief hopes is limited while highway funds are eyed. The Mouse Finance Committee recommended the lending proposal, but about 15 million remains in the treasury for road projects, claimed by Gov. Martin L Davey administration as obligated.
Open today with wheat near 68 to 71 cents per bushel across July September and December futures. Corn trades around 54 to 55 cents for July through December. Oats hover mid twenties, soybeans around 85 cents July and lower in autumn. Rye futures show July around 50 cents and later contracts near 49 to 51 cents.
Hocking County farmers plow, plant, and cultivate this week after weeks of alternating dry and wet weather and an unseasonal cold spell. Some replant corn fields damaged by frost and then flooding left standing water for long periods.
A readout of night time radio slots across WLW WBNS WHKC and others for June 1 listing show hosts hosts like Dick Tracy Lum Abner Paul Douglas Fred Carter and more with times from 5:15 to 0:00 including news discussions variety acts and sign offs.
A daytime broadcasting grid lists program blocks from 6:00 to 4:44 detailing sponsors and shows such as WLW Pioneers Huth Cross Beloveds and WBNS Coast Guard. The schedule mentions hosts like Betty & Bob Myrt & Marge and Linda's Love plus musical acts and news segments across multiple stations.
Diplomas were presented by Hocking County representative and school board president Harry W. Wright who spoke on class 1928 accomplishments and the high school's program. Officers received diplomas first. honor students Ann Bowen and Josephine Iles noted. Absence of longtime attendance officer James K Rochester, who died recently, brought a somber note to the ceremony.
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