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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1936
Page
1
Paris faces a food shortage as a 350000-strong strike movement paralyzes 300 factories across France. Premier Sarraut prepares to resign and Leon Blum is poised to become premier amid shut downs and bakery disruptions.
Washington reports Attorney General Cummings ordered Sam Whitaker to Arkansas to probe alleged violations of federal criminal laws in Arkansas farm labor disputes. Calls persist for probes into peonage and kidnapping tied to a cotton workers strike seeking $1.50 daily wage.
Oreville plans to close its school next year and transfer about 35 pupils to New Straitsville by bus. The move avoids operating a one room school near Perry county. The town faces a $23,000 debt on the old building and will act to meet it rapidly. Ray Little discussed the change with the county superintendent.
The 1938 convention of the Ohio Grand Order of the Protected Home Circle gathers in East Liverpool with delegates preparing for formal sessions and activities.
Senate debates revenue bill as committees study tax and tariff provisions. Interstate commerce panel opens hearings on the Guffey coal bill and the House debates a new Guffey coal act while agriculture panel weighs sugar legislation.
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States criticized the revised tax bill greeting it as improved over the house version but laden with serious objections and potentially harmful to corporations. Observers on Capitol Hill say a presidential compromise toward the senate bill may occur, possibly scrapping parts of the house measure.
Pestmaster C Wood Bowen outlined June 15 start date for distributing veterans bonus bonds to American Legion members. A new Rempel-Wasson Memorial Park committee was named with Charles Barker John Krieg and Frank Blasius on it. The Legion also approved temporary markers on graves in Logan cemeteries to honor war veterans with government markers to follow later. The Carnival committee report was also given.
In Mamaroneck New York on June 3 AF report says 15 year old William Webster Theile reunited with his parents after a month living apart He decides his future with guidance from financier father Wiff Theile and mother Theile The boy spoke of his sales work in Chicago and aims to finish school then attend a university or college Theile Sr emphasizes support not obstruction with education as priority
Cambridge June 3 Frederic K C Arbos 24 of Ottawa Ohio assistant engineer in the Ohio Highway Department was among 15 recipients today of 1200 fellowships from Harvard University for traffic research.
L H Bowson city gas expert recommended that Cleveland seek a rate reduction of at least five cents per thousand cubic feet when the rate ordinance with East Ohio Gas Co is renewed. The current rate is 57 cents per thousand cubic feet.
The Wagner bill to authorize a long-term low-cost housing program linked with local authorities was favorably reported to the Senate by the labor committee. It would create a housing authority with an initial appropriation of 10,006,000 and power to borrow up to 15,000 for each of the next three fiscal years.
Leslie Carpenter a 35 year old Bethesda high school teacher and coach is charged with contributing to the delinquency of a 14 year old girl student and the case is with the department of justice in Pittsburgh after the girl testified he forced her to accompany him to West Virginia Carpenter held on a 2000 dollar bond
Former movie star William Haines says a beachside mob attack stemmed from false gossip after he gave a six year old boy six cents. He and four friends were beaten and chased from a beach community by about 160 people Sunday night.
Frederick K. C. Arbos, 24, of Ottawa Ohio an assistant engineer in the Ohio highway department is among 15 recipients today of 1200 fellowships awarded by Harvard University to advance research in engineering and related fields.
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Mrs. Victor J. Niday wife of Gallia county's state representative. She died Monday night.
Fifty seven contested convention seats sit in dispute as the Republican National Committee meets to hear grievances. Southern representatives cite Negro delegate discrimination while Alaska faces a white versus Indian delegation clash. Complete disputes involve Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, DC and Alaska with additional seats in Georgia Illinois Oklahoma and Tennessee contested.
John D. Rockefeller Sr. travels by rail from Ormond Beach bound for his Lakewood New Jersey estate after a Florida sojourn of nearly eight months.
Detroit authorities move to exhume Roy Pidcock, a suspected Black Legion victim, after Charles Poole’s killing. Police Captain Marmon cites beating marks and possible ties to the organization. Washington lawmakers allege labor spies aided the hooded group and an army reserve officer helped run it.
Authorities outlined a clearer picture of a violent incident that killed Walter F Johnsons wife and four of his seven children and himself. Coroner H W Harris said a formal report would come later as investigators review notes and survivor testimonies amid reports of marital quarrel over work hours and earnings.
Six of Indiana's 28 delegates to the Republican National convention head into the state gathering with pledges to vote for Gov. Alf Landon of Kansas. The Indianapolis session opened to select four delegates at large and nominees for state offices, following last night's selection of 24 national delegates.
Friends of Representative Marion A. Zioncheck said they would seek transfer from Gallinger hospital to a private Maryland sanitarium. Zioncheck, appearing in good spirits, told a reporter he could taste food again and commented on a Texas murder trial witness sent to an asylum. He pledged to run for re election and noted his wife would be his aid throughout trouble.
The House Rules Committee adopted a rule to push the relief deficiency bill of 2.43 billion dollars toward final approval. It authorizes recesses on majority leader motion and lets conference with the Senate decide amendments except for Florida canal and PWA grants. Plans aim to act today to avoid delays to Thursday.
Logan Daily News promotes a 9:00 PM Bob Gage Presentation at Chakeres Logan Theatre directed by Josephine James. An inside arrivals show precedes a 50 minute gala with local dancing and songs. Rumors say Mae West may be escorted by the Chief of Police with other stars including Ed Wynn Laurel and Hardy Joe Penner and Zasu Pitts. Tickets urge early entry for best seating.
A new boys 4-H club was formed in Gibisonville last night under adviser Glen Wilson. Officers named include president Lewis Huffines, vice president Wilson, secretary treasurer Bill Land, recreation leader Mark Wylie, and news reporter Carl Griffith.
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